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, " )' V". f4 tiff I Hi v I i HIXIHOitMIH'M' II I ) r ""iinri" "'"""" r r . - r , tri,-'t'-',,i7?'fil'fll'r ' ' " PAGE THREE TEN PAGES DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1021. News Notes of Pendleton CALENDAR OP EVENTS Jan. 13-15 Oregun District Attorneys Convention, Portland. Jul). 17-19 56th Annual Na tional Woolgrowers' Association cunvuntlun ut Salt Lake City. Jan. 18, Annual tneetlr of Hound-Up director. , Jan. 19. American Legion concert. Kliorty fcaumliin Forfeits Shorty Saunders, charged wllhvbo lng drunk and disorderly, forfeited $25 in police court today. Iloluruins Alt. - I It. is. Tupkur addressed the Itotary rtn). . iha uiti.iont nf community service Wednesday nt rotulur Ilotarianj luncheon nt the Klks building. A ..,.,.,..,iti..n frnm ihA club will confer with representatives from other organ- taitluns In the city on trie iuojeci oi community service. Wires U 10 Added. The local office of the Western Union announced today (hat construc tion win ainrt. Immediately on six ad- illilininl transcontinental copper wires from Pacific coast point to New York, and numerous additional between principal cenUrg In Jr7h Ington Oregon. California and ne.kn- gorlng states. The new facilities touching. the coast will Involve an ex penditure of 42, 1)00,00(1 and add 16,- U04 ml lea of wire to the present plant. Itomt Nt'lKlilxirtt ;.i( 110. Ten dollars raised by the Royal Neighbors of America for the Central Kuropean' Kellef was turned over Wednesday afternoon to C. K. Cran ston, treasurer, by Mrs. Walter Jones, representing the order. i-101 101 101 101 101 101 101101 101 WE IIAVE A NEW SHIPMENT OF ' BROOMS IN Bought on the Decline We have priced them accordingly, - 90c, $1.15, $1.60. If you compare our prices, quality for qual ity, you will readily see we are really follow ing the downward market on every article. "YOU CAN DEPEND ON "101" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. 1-nOXKS iOI (Private RiHiansr Conneris lloth opartmeot) I'l.VE ( ItOCKKIi-S ASU MUM'S -101 101 101 101 1U1 101 101 101 101 v I'.. 1". ImkIiI In Kalem. K. 1'. Uodd, of Hnrmlston, former memlier of the House of Representa tives 'from this county. Is in Salem where he will make a report as a member of the Salary Fixing commit-. tee in 1920. He will advise against In creases. Freight Claim Agent Here. F. K. Uarnes, representing the west ern headquarters of the Northern fa clfio railroad at Tarunrn. Is here to day looking up freight claims and in general looking after the freight busl ness for his railroad in and out of "Pendleton. Pluy Is Poor. Hut little applalse greeted the com pany which' presented "The Bird of Paradise" last night at the Oregon theuter. Those who attended the play state that it was poorly acted and badly staged. A good house greeted the players. 1. V. Tallnuin Named. J. V. Tallman, of the Tallman Prug Co, of this city, has been named chair man of the trade interest committee for the State Pharmaceutical Asso elation. Four standing committees we're chosen yesterday by Edwin A. Itolilnson, president of the association. P. T. A. Will Meet. i The Parent-Teacher Association of the Hawthorne school will meet to morrow afternoon at the school build ing. Mrs. Will Wyrlck, president, will preside. . Mrs. Thomas linker and H. K Tucker, who is here under the aus pices of the National Community Ser vice, will speak. U.iiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiiiiiittiiififttitiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiittiiiiiitiiiiiliiiiiiiiiituiiii I One-Half I Price 1 on " I Women's and Children's I Underwear I I The BEE HIVE E . fay Cash Pendleton' Variety Store Save Cash I Hill l'rMM-s Change. . inuiiim v-'uiii.. iriiinoin in niu n.-.- cjid congressional district in a pro posed reapportionment the counties in the congressional districts, as out lined by Senator Norblnd at the state legislature. The district if the change was adopted, would remain the same, but the first and fourth ristrictg would be changed. BUY A BARREL OF FLOUR. QUALITY SERVICE. rENDLETOVS 1KAII.G TORE BUY A BARREL OF FLOUR." Is Is the Sale Beeii Waiting For AN EXTRAORDINARY CLEARANCE OF WOM EN'S APPAREL, COATS, SUITS, DRESSES. ALEX ANDER'S STOCKS MUST BE EVER FRESH AND NEW. The Coats, Suits, Dresses caught in this Clear ance Sale are desirable up to the minute merchandise suitable to wear for months to come. VA Lit -1 m mm '3 Pollco Hold Two Men. Two men, one a Mexican, were ar rested on the streets here today by the local police on request from Pasco. They are alleged to have entered and robbed a house at or near Attalia. Wash. Officers will arrive on tomor row morning's train from Pasco to Identlyfy the pair. Meanwhile they are held In the city Jail. wrote V.':.t!t Meciisc . i-. i.ws, wno i.perates a bus line reic.! iy Tronic tilficer William Ly-d-iy Wediitfday if'L.'noon on a charge ei carrying a.-Krgera tor hire with ojt having a city "cense. He was ob ngeu lo i iiulini the license and was dismi.scd by the jecorder without fine. V Takes .permit for Itesidonce. J. H. Dunham, contractor, today wan Issued a permit to build a $000 i bungalow across the street from where SI his partner, Charles Hrownlow, plans SI to build a 5000 dwelling. Both S houses will be thoroughly modern and be occupied by July 1. Mr. Dunham j and Mr. Brownlow are members of the firm of Dunham, Brownlow, Payne & Koss and both decided to build now 7inmmuiuiHiiMiiiMininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiif THE HEATFR OF NO REGRETS EXTRA LASGEfOP FEED OPENING . ... . 1 -!v's LARGE MICA ISSmmmumtm HEAVY POLISHED STEEU OUTER BODY ENTILATEi MICA FRAMED STRIP EXTRA LARGE HOT BLAST INTAKE DUPLEX CR-ATE.S EXTRA LARGE ASH CHAMBEl PIRECT DRAFT PAMPER r nil, 'i fJB--v van w h H -'Mr m 1 1 1 vjisr ill in nt 1 aaai .HEAVY INNER LINING PROTECTS OUTER BODY OVER" DRAFT AIR CHAMBERS HOT BLAST SIDELINING EXTRA HEAVY VENTILATEO LINING CONICAL PI RE POT DEFLECTS HEAT TO 1 FLOOR ' s Legislative M-nsure? to He Sent Kills li trodcicd both in the senate ai.il m i;so nt S-ilem during the pre sent session tf lie legislature will he sent to the Pe-ic.!iin Commercial As sociation for iffetrnce purposes by Colon J5. Kl erl.nid, Joint senator from Uni-.li and Tim t.'la countieE. In a leiter received fnti him today he no tif'.iil the Amecritlon that ho would supply (his i t vict. HoiiNer Will Inspect Hour. Max Houser, president of the Port land Flouring Mills, today was des ignated by the Knropenn Relief Council to send an Inspector to ex amine the flour which Umatilla coun ty has milled to send for Kuropenn relief. He will also see that the flour is properly handled for ship ment overseas. A telegram notifying the local committee of this action was received by. Chairman J. V. Tail man from New York headquarters, WOMEN'S SUITS Brown Duvetyne, box model, chenille emb, fancy lining, price $19.50 Black Serge, belted, model, pleated back, button trimmed, fancy lining,. .:. $19'50 Copenhagen silvertonf, ripple back, button trimmed, fancy silk lined . 53450 Brown Duve de Laine, chenille emb., straight lines, throw collar, silk lined. Price .' $49.50 Navy Blue Beldyne, trimmed with tailored straps, buttons ahd baby lamb embroidery . $o9.50 Dark Green Chameleon Cord, trimmed with beaver collar and stitch ing, long jacket t $69.50 COATS One Extra Special Lot of Coats $13.50 These coats are of the best ma terials, full length and well made, color navy, black, bur gundy, purple, gray, brown and tan. Make your selection of these early as the number is limited. will sing In Pendleton, Fcdruary 3, at the Methodist Episcopal church, under the auspices of the Epworth League. Lust year, the league guar anteed the uppcarancc of the club here at i 100 and because the perfor mance was prevented by influenz-u, the league lost the money. There are 17 members In the glee club and they are highly recommended. . Itev. Slyer to Assist. Itcv. F. P. Myers, of Indiana, will arrive In Pendleton this evening t assist with the revival services which are in progress nt the Knzarene Ta bernacle. Itev. Myers is nn excellen singer und speaker. The meetings have been in progress for over a week and are expected to continue until th Inst of February. Itev. Cornelius who is doing the preaching, will have fo his theme this evening "Ex-ruses."- Special singing is n nightly f cut lire, the songs being sung by Uev. Corn clius and Mr. Campbell. Itabblt Shoots Planned Kcho Is planning a rabbit shoot of large proportions for Sunday on But ter Creek. An invitation from the Echo fold was received today by lo cal shooters to Join with them in the drive. It will not be competitive as i was the shoot held by the Pendleton Rod & Gun Club on Sunday but will be -held for the ' purpose of ridding j the country of the pests. A lunch will be served at noon to all the part- iclpuntc. A week from Sunday the, Hosklns boys will be hosts at another I rabbit shoot at the mouth of Stage I Gulch near Stnnfield. They have also! asked local shooters who desire to ! come tnd take part and they promise , a free lunch to all "who assist them in the raid on the bunnies. Z ft Universal Stores &Fumacps (;ioc Club onilna. The Willamette Men's Glee C'l' CHRONIC CATARRH Follows Repeated Colds When Blood Is Impure. Your body suffering from a cold does not properly attend to diges tion and elimination. As a result your blood becomes Impure, it in flames the mucous membrane and brlnits about that condition In which chronic catarrh occurs and T which It depends. Purify your blood, make It clean, taking Hood's Sarwaparills, and If vour bowels are not healthfully active, take Hood's Pills. These medicines have relieved and pre vented thousands of rases of chron p catarrh. Economy is one of the strong points of Hood's Sarsana rllla 100 doses 1" a bottle. Why flqt set it today? LACK OF INVENTORIES WILL COST U. S. VAST SUM WASHINGTON. Jan. 13. Failure of the shipping board to make accur ate inventories of Us surplus materials valued at millions of dollars. Is cost ing tho government a vast sum, the the house committee investigating the board's operations was informed to day by C. It. Taylor of the comptrol ler's department. He s:iid he "doubt ed" whether officials of . the board know exactly what is stored in vari ous warehouses." The shipping boird is buying sup lies nt high prices in the open mar ket, Taylor charged, when the mate rials in many instances are piled in its own warehouses. Taylor directed Ills criticism at ths division of supply and sales, whose head. H, K. Miller, testifying later. agreed "conditions nro not satlsfac-1 torv." The latter added that inventories had been begun to ascertain the exact contents of all warehouses. i Hoth witnesses advocated immedi ate sale or all materials not needed ! by the divisions of construction and.; operation. Miller estimated that the number of employes In his division thereby could be reduced from 1400 , o S00 and nn annual overhead of at j least 13,000,000 in his department ! lliniitulcd, . . I ' ANNOUNCEMENT I take pleasure in announcing mv appointment as exclusive Agent for The Sanitary Knitting Co., makers of "Saniga" made-to-measure Underwear, and their full line, including cotton, bal briggan, lisle, linen, wool and silk, is now ready for your inspec tion. Reasonably priced and guaranteed in every respect. In addition to my regular tailoring business, I am now prepared to show the following well known lines: Lamm & Co., made to measure Suits and Overcoats, $35.00 and up. Ferd Klaas Shirt Co., made to measure Shirts, Pajamas and Night Shirts. Saniga made to measure Underwear. " Hats and caps made to measure and in stock. High grade Neckwear and Belts. E Z Gartersv Handkerchiefs. . In fact I am prepared to fill the needs of all particular dressers. Your inspection of my lines is earnestly solicited. Carl E. Fran seen ELKS' BLDG. rilONE 46G ft- 4 1