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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1921. PAGE THREE TEN PAGES News Notes of Pendleton , , '' ! 1 : J i- ass-. - - . :. "" 1 ... x CALENDAR OF EVICNT8 Jan, 25. Annual meeting of Ruund-Up directors. Jan. 27. Annual County. Farm Bureau meeting and elec tion of offlceri at county library. Jan. 28. Mas meeting for community organization coun ty library. Jan. 31. Circuit Court Jury term reaumes. Feb. 4-6 Basketball, Pendlo ton vs. Baker high school gym. Feb. B. American legion Smoker Oregon theater. 1 Will Itcpulr Dwelling c:. C Whlteman today wan issued a permit by the city recorder to make repairs to hla dwellling at 0 JacKHon street. The estimated coat of the work In $100. Two Fined for l'aiMwr WroiiK John Doo this morning wan $2 by the police Judge for auto improperly. Blven fined parking hi" John Dolph wan slmllur fine yesterday after. noon tor panting Htrcet. wrong on Main In pouted the closing price on March und May wheat at Chicago and the coast market for the day. On the bot tom line la placed the Information: "Up today," or "Down today." Gentry Kliorls Have Son. A aeven and a half pound Bon was born last night to Mr. and Mr. Gentry Khurt, who rani de at 605 Aura street, jlv Grain Information. Hnow & Dayton, Court street realty men, have placed In their window a xmnll black lR" on which each day It U. McotUiK Tonight. Member of the Hound-Up beard will meet tonight- for their annual meeting at the Commercial Assocla- llon rooms. ' The meeting was twice poHtponcd because of the failure of the auditors' report to arrive. ' A -101101101-1(11101-101101101101- "101" Take? the Drops Fine Small Hams 35c Per Pound By the Whole or Half. Nice Bacon Medium Weight , By the Strip or i Strip . 40c Per Pound Country Bacon . 1 Best Quality 25c Per Pound. "You can depend on us." Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. FjhINKS 101 (Private Exchange CYmnerU I loth TMperunenta) FINE t-JtOCEHlKS AND MEATS -101 101 101 101101 101 101 101 101 i Sbitcr In Otidcn Pi Mrs. Laura Cahtll, of Ogden, Utah died on Monday, according to word re. celved here yesterday by J. 8. nock with, of this city, a brulher. Mr. Bi-ck-wlth left on No. 18 hint evening fur Ogden to attend the funeral. Mrs Cahlll made her home In the Utah city and about a decade ago paid a viHlt to Mr. and Mrs. Beckwlth here. Warren 1'lant Close. The Warren Construction Co., which has been paving streets on the north side since early fall, today closed Its plant here until the spring. Patching of afreets was completed on Monday and the crews were laid off. All work 'under contract has been completed and the equipment will be kept here pending the letting to contract of the work, now proposed. Pendleton has more paving yet in the resolution stage i than has been contracted and as soon as weather conditions permit the or dinances will be put up for passage and the contracts let. Promoted to Manager at Pommy. Verne H. Moon, for the past year chief clerk In the Pendleton office of the Pacific Power A Light Co.. leaves the local office today to become man. agar of the company's plant In Pom. eroy, Wash., and vicinity. The pro. motion comes after about seven years' service with the company in this sec- ! tlon. Mr. Moon came here from Hood River, ore., about a year ago and prior that he was In the service during the duration of the war. His place as i chief clerk in the local office Is bring i taken by James Hamilton, who arriVt ed here today from Dayton, Wash. BUY A BARBEL OF FLOUR. QUALITY SERVICE. PENDLETON'S LF.AJUNG TORE 5S BUY A BARREL OF FLOUR. Begin Now Is the Time to Planning New Curtains for the whole house or any certain room. Our assortment of Cretonnes and Draperies is amply suitable for all your requirements. We'll be glad to show you and help plan. We can make them up for you at a nomi nal cost. SMALL SKEINS YARN 10c SKEIN All colors and kinds. It tm ,M IB ' pip JIIIIHinilMinilllliniMIIIMIIIIIIIIMIHMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMnilllllllllHIIIIIItllllllllllllllllll I Every Day Prices I I Buster Brown Hose for girls and boys, reg. priced 45c, now selling for 35c Ladies' Hose, mercerized in all colors 65c Sewing Cotton, 150 yd. spools 5c Coats Crocheht Cotton 15c Silkine Cotton 15c, 2 for 25c 5 ... Ginghams, Percales, Outing Flannels, yd. 25c E S . All Candies at, pound 40c 1 The Largest Pencil Tablet in Town for . 5c Fleischers Knitting Worsted, reg. selling I 79c, now 45c 3 (If we haven't the color you like we would be I glad to order it for you at the same price) " All Rick Rack Braids at 15c It pays those who come here first. Are you I one of them? I I The BEE HIVE PayCash Pendleton's Variety Store Save Cash I HllllllllltlllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllltlillMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllif THE HEATFR OF NQ REGRETS EXTRA LARGE TOP FEED OPENING LARGE MICA EEO DOOR. ENTILA.TEI MICAFRAMEl A hot 6i ast lin Kfcrr&4a HEAVY POLISHED STEEL OUTER BODY HEAVY INNER LINING PROTECTS OUTEh BODY OVER-DRAFT AIK UwlBtMS DIRECT DRAFT DAMPER HOT BLAST H-SIDE LINING EXTRA HEAVY VENTILATES LINING CONICAL FIRE POT DEFLECTS HEAT TC FLOOR MP JAP-CAL. CONTROVERSY WASHDCGTON. Jan. 25. (A. P.) Negotiations between Ambassadors Morris and Shldehara for a settlement of the California question and a defi nition of the rights of the Japanese in the United States has been success fully concluded. Approval must be given by the two governments before a settlement of the controversy can be had. JAIL ILLEGAL If HODS LOS ANGELES. Jan. 25. Health Engmark. a chiropractor, sentenced today to 90 days' Imprisonment In the city Jail here for alleged IllcKal prac tice of methods of treating the sick, announced he would start a hunger strike. Engmark waa found guilty by a jury Saturday and was released on $1000 ball until today when l-.e ap peared for sentence. Police Judge Frederickson gave him the option of paying a fine of J200 or going to jail for 90 days. Engmark said he would take the Jail sentence and as he was leaving the court room, announced his "strike." Cretonnes A most varied assortment of high grade cretonnes, chintz and printed cloths for curtains, side drapes and covers. Patterns of all kinds and colors of floral pat terns, birds, stripes, etc. Buy them now. Yard. . . 50c to $3.00 Lamp Frames 25c to $3.50 ' H Bear Brand Yarns Best quality yarn, a pleasure to work with. Germantown, ball 40c Shetland Floss, ball 35c Art Wool, yard 50c Saxony, ball 35c Etc - Special Lot Silkoline 15c Yard FANCY SOCK YARN 85c SKEIN Knit a pair of hose or sox of this fine yarn, it's a heather mix ture. One Lot Lace Curtains $1.00 Pair 1 Values to $3.50 pair. BlJCHrlrA STAMPED GOODS Bucilla Packages. 35c to $3.50 Open Stock Stamped Goods, 50c to $2.50. Colored Madras Curtain Goods in colors of rose, blue, mulberry and green. Splendid for side drapes, yard 75c to $3.50 , Printed Scrim in light and dark color combina tions; 36 inches wide. The yard 65c to 85c SPECIAL LOT STAMPED VESTS 59c About 12 of these fine silk fin ished vests, made up and stamp ed, regular price is $1.00 each. Special sale 59c Linens All kinds, white, ecru and nat ural shades for table runners and center pieces. Economically priced. , Silk Crochet, all colors, the spool ; 75c Glossilla Rope, finest quality thread to use for fancy embroid ery. Skein 8c, Royal Floss, skein 8c Bucilla Perle Thread, all col ors 20c and 35c Plain and figured nets and scrim. Yard 50c to $2.50 6 Strand Emb. Thread, boil proof, skein . 4c Emb. Hoop, all sizes, best quality, pair 20c Bucilla Crochet, boil proof. The spool 15c Our Art Dept is complete in every detail. Whether you want draperies, fancy goods art and needle work. New things are constantly com ing in so visit this depart ment often. SILESIA. Jan. 25. (A. P.) The entire population of Upper Silesia is armed with rifles, revolvers and ma chine guns and is well supplied with ammunition, which the entente mili tary forces and the plebiscite police are hesitating to seize , for fear of a genernl uprising, said a member of the - ' 'II Inter-allied commission here yesterday. Widespread terrorizing and fighting between the Germans and the Poles during and after the forthcoming ple tlscite cannot be prevented, this mem ber declared, without serious clashes between the troops of occupation, the police and civilians. JUDGE DENIES CHARGE Of 'RAILROADING' TRIAL MOB MEND For Expectant Mothers Used By Three Ceiemtsons VtfTI Ml OORLCT ON MOTMMHOOD TM KAiT, MCI Bubpield Regulator Co., Dipt. 3-D, Atlanta. 6a. Uniwml Stoves & furnaces wanted To Lease Nine or ten room house on North side. Must have four bed rooms. R.D.SAYRES. ! BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 25. (A. P. ) In a written statement Judge Horace C. Wilkinson, special assist ant attorney general, today denied the charge of a Tuscaloosa mass meeting that nine members of Company M, state militia, were being "railroaded" to trial on murder counts in connec tion with the lynching of Wm. Baird. The statement referred to the mass meeting as "a smoke Bcreen designed as an agency for the creation of pro paganda calculated to produce public sentiment ovaroble to the accused." sages, transporting field-telephone ln- strumentss, Ked Cross service and sentry duty. Gold-fish rendered valu able military service, too. They were placed in the water in which gas-helmets had been washed and absorbed in Uielr bodies the chemical that had been employed by the Germans in the preparation of the gas, and from the knowledge thus gained chemists were able to counteract the effects of such gas. The Secretary of the Royal Socle of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals sttes that public subscriptions for a memorial are rolling in steadily. BRITISH-AMERICAN WAR T IXlN-nOX. Jan. 25. (U. P.) The hundreds of dumb animals who made the supreme sacrifice in doing their bit for Hritaln are to have a National war memorial. Few people realize how many classes of beasts and birds con tributed their shiy-e towards the final victory. A list of animals that were of Inestimable value to the allies has now been published and comprises Horses, dogs, mules, camels, ele phants, oxen, mice, reindeer, pigeons, canaries, cats, goldfish. Hundreds of elephants lost their lives on the eastern front, where they acted as patient beasts of burden for the haulage of heavy guns. Reindeer were invalu able to the 'Russian campaign. No fewer than 120.013 camels were killed. The horses sacrificed their lives In thousands. On the western front alone 364,130 were killed. Faithful dogs of all classes proved themselves wonderfully Intelligent in I fulfilling their duties of carrylns mes- PEIIKCME WITCH WHO lOUHEl OO-KD HAS CHICACiO COins Bt'SY CHICAGO, Jan. 25. The police hunt for the "perfume witch," who re cently drugged and robbed Miss Ruth Shea co-ed, has been accelerated, fol lowing the story, of Miss Marie Francke, saleslady, who says that she, too, was the object of the wiles of the witch." Miss Francke told the police a wo man sought to persuade her to smell what she described as an Oriental per fume. The girl was on the point of doing so when two customers entered. The woman left hurriedly and never returned. Mrs. Meta heme, 23, was found, bound hand and foot, behind the pi ano in her home Sunday. She may i have been drugged. She was not at tacked. Her home was robbed. The last thing she remembered was an en circling arm from behind. NEW YORK, Jan. 25. (A. P.) The Outlook, which apologizes for "in flicting on the reader the painful sub ject of an Anglo-American war which is rightly not considered thinkable by most of us," considers that under ex isting conditions of mine and subma rine warfare, the British fleet, were it twice as big as it Is, could not ven ture Into American waters, nor could the Americans, with thrice the num ber of dreadnoughts they possess, venture to approach the British coast." Incidentally the Saturday Review puts in a strong plea, for the sale of ! the West Indies by Britain to the Unit ed States, in order to reduce British indebtedness to America, without .sac rificing British trade interests. H O.M.W h FAITH HELPS HUSBAVD "I owe my good health to my wife who had faith In a newspaper ad she saw of Meyr"s Wonderful Remedy. I was diwn so badly with stomach and liver trouble after 15 years of suffer ing and trying every known remedy that I had no faith in anything. This medicine has certainly been a 'God send' to me." 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