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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1921)
News Notes of -Pendleton CALENDAR OF1 EVENT Feb. 24. Co-operative Poul try Association mtotH In library Women Feb. 26. District convention Oddfollow lodges of Umatilla , and Morrow counties Heppner. March 10, 11, 12 Fourth An- nual Pendleton Auto Know, Hap ly Canyon. -r March IS Last day for filing of Income tax reportfor 1920. May 11 to 14 Stato Parent Teacher Association convention. auditorium. . Feb. 21 Mum mooting Weston Ixuvn oit Trip . V ; Henry Mangold anit William Ilryaht, of the l'endloton Auto Co., loft yester day on a business trip .through the Yakima, Valley. They will be gone. fo a week. ' " ' '1'iHii IMvp at Cklali Know wan a foot deep at 1,'klah when 'Albert 1'cterson. young merchant Irft there oh Monday. Mr. Peterson la sue. - '- 111 1 coKBor to I. Jl..ouronro a the mer chant prince of Ukluh and was hare (or the purpimenf offering Home home tor sale. II has 76 head which he 1 placing on the niarket'and U planning to deliver thtm either here or at tlklah. ' . Una jug Itcm'h Kecord ' i For l li years JuUge Thomaa Fit Gerald has Kit on tho bench In the lo cal )llce court and, listened to the meeting, "good morning Judge." If the Judge wero a humorlBt and ao Inclined he could write a bohfo. of abllia that Khould find a ready aula. ' Will Conduct Fiyieral Hev. (loorge ii Clark., pastor of the I'realiyterlin.chujch of this city, left this mornlug for Pilot Hook to conduct the funeral of tho late Hoy Michael, ho pict his death recently in an acci dent. " Mr. -Michaels was driving a wagon which turned over and crushed Mm. 1' V i I- To Drove WldKiiit lAlila ''.Two mora Pendleton people know that State lnnportor Saltzman mean what h y when he Maya nutos must A -101101- Q I -101 101 101-r-101-101101101- ' " ' . " ..... , , ' . ; : "AT LAST IT HAS . ' I ' 1 ' . MADE ITS APPEARANCE- ' "Preferred Stock" ; I-. Coffee a'rich. smooth drinking, coffee ' We know it is good or it wouldn't be packed under the "Preferred Stock" label., May we-not include can with your next order, . . 1 lb., 5Sc; 2 1-2 lb., $1.35; 5 lb. $2.50 "WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST" ' h Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. . 301 E. Court Street , , -ioi loi loi loi loi-ioi-ioi loi id 1 be cqulped with light for and aft, They are CI. M, Klce and Chnrlea Itoe. Kuch plendcd guilty to the cfutrge of driving without tall light and each contributed, $5.00 to tho city treuaurery, Pon la nd Man liuys More F. E. Illinn, Helix merchant . halt Hold hla at ore to a Portland man. Mr. Winn had conducted the atore for three year after purcheBlng t from M. U Morrlaon. Ha la Intending to confine hi future attention to farm ing. Demonstrator Coming MIk Ixtklln, demonstrator for the Kerr Oifford & Co.. cereal, will arrive here tomorrow for a a-. week tay, during which time she will erve, free of chargo, cooked cereal to tho Pen dleton public. The demontrntlon will be In Pendleton atore and the f!rt week of demonstration will be at Gray Brother. v I netallcm ITcHldi nt C. P, Bishop, father of the Dlshop brother and well known here because of hi connection with the Pendleton Woolen Mill, I president of the Ore gon Retail Clothier' association which la to have a banouet at the Portland hotel In PortlanM on the evening of February 28. The banquet will mark the close of the annual convention of the association. . . Xew Offices For If. E. Inlow ' Workmen. are completing the con struction of a partition in the old city library quarter In the city hall wnicn will give. HI K. Inlow. city acnnooi superintendent, an office twice the size of hi present quarters. He ex iweu to move in within the next two dav. Hi old office will be used by the firemen. Tho city library Itself U to be "used for the. boy' club room. Know at Ithigham. There ia now sixteen Inche of snow at Iiingham 'spring, according to John I lager. He camo down this morning from the Hager ranch on the upper t'matilla and will be here until morn ing. There are als many deer along the upper river at thi time, say Mr. Muger who report a total lack of game law violations in hi part of the county. Hager ha been trapping this winter and among other animal has taken 19 mink. White Laundry , Soap fff BARS . $1.00 "THE TABLE SUPPLY" Phone 187 and 183 739 Main Street CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CH AS. W. GOODYEAR Proprietors , U. S. INSPECTED MEATS DrWiiirM Offer at Milton Had W. H. Jones, principal of the Walla Walla high school accepted the offer of the principalshlp of the Mll-ton-Freewater achool he would have had a salary of t500 a year the larg est salary paid to a achool man In Umatilla county. It Is understood that Mr. Jones seriously considered accept Ing the east end offer but was per suaded by the Walla Walla board to remain in charpe of Walla Walla hlKh achool. Hi salary at Walla Walla waa raised to J4000 a year which was an Increase of $250 over hi present salary but Is still JS00 under the salary effered at Milton-Freewater. Use the Phones Grocery, Two Phones ' 525 Other Dcpts. 78 and 79 quality- service:. ETON'S LFADI.NU "TORK Use the i'nnnes.. Grocery, Two Phones 525 ' Other Depts. 78 and 79 What Does the Future Hold? Will you retain your youthful ' fig ure lines or, as the years roll by, will you gradually lose them? The difference between a youth ful and premature ly mature figure is, after . all. only a matter of outline. - 'Why have hips that are inches too large in proportion to the waist? Why have large hips at all? It is over-development that gives the im pression of age. Youthful figure lines jean be obtain ed, but only through scientific corseting. MODART CORSETS ' FHOXT LACKD liook to your corset. Make sure it is designed by one having the true artistic sense of proportion. If not, your figure will eventually acquire all of the corset's bad lines just as readily as it will take on the shapely youthful lines of a scientifically designed corset. The MODART is a properly designed corset. We carry a wide range of MODART models to fit all figures. As they are made of brocaded silk or more durable materials, the price of MODART Cor sets suits occasion and purse. Trial fittings are gladly given. . $5.0ft io $18.00. PLAIN SHADES ORGANDIE $1.23 to $1.73 Beautiful pastel shades, fine imported organdie. Adapted to so many uses, such as dresses, waists, trimmings, collar and cuff sets and the like. In all the desirable shades. , - t ' Use This Stylish Fabric IMPORTED COTTON RATINE, $3.00 Comes in pink, rose and Paris; 45 inches wide, spe cially good fqr dresses, skirts and suits- Buy a dress length now ad make it up for spring. - GROCERY DEPARTMENT Telephone 523 Holland. Milchner Herring, in 10 lb. kegs $2.25 Holland Milchner Herring prepared ready to ' serve, per pt . ; 35c Badger State Swiss Cheese, per lb . 65c Badger State Cream Brick Cheese, per lb. 60c Limberger Cheese, each 50c Imported Holland Edam Cheese, per each $4.00 Pimento Cheese, extra fine, our own make, lb.. . 70c Dry Smoke Beef, per pound 809 Pasha Vey for cleaning rugs, carpets, upholstery etc., 2 lb. can $1.00 Wool Ih-lng Carried Over Home 3000 or 4000 cords of wood Is being carried over by owners who have the fuel on hand at Meacham and vicinity. Owing to the mild winter there has been less than the usual de mand for iwood and In consequence the market has been alow. Most of the wood was cut last summer and spring under high labor condition and the owner have been reluctant to sell at declining prices. However some who have felt obliged to turn their product into cash have sold on a weakened market. Because of the amount of wood now on liand there is less cutting than usual underway thi winter. Universal Coal and Wood Range BIG VALUE AT RIGHT PRICE WHirt mkcuin jpiash MCI MTCNTE0 AOJUSTABU SUOINI OVtK MHPCIt StTlMTf 0 UfT HIV PUTt SOLID OtSI UfT (NO V.. ftf DAMPER S. kV" - -HEV PLATE TOP 4 , &mB) noomc oyek sau pmcluik mia V flSNv W 'MITEPOsIEUINOOOIinWIlT xr .... .." z r..v. : i It ' ' ,1 WI0E Ii SHALLOW mi box- eiwrtt pokehooot REMOVABLE DUfLfl tMli MACHINE PACED REGISTER DAMPER SANITARY U RASE TFIBUTEJLINlVEflSAL IEAW ASBESTOS MILL BOARD HEAVY POUSntD. STEEL BODY INSIDE POKCELAIN OVER DOOR LININfi PORCELAIN FLUE BOTTOM CUL4M OUT DOOR- A FULL LINE OF COMBINATION RANGES BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD universal Stoves &Fumaces To Improve Mountain Itoad There la considerable interest here In the announcement from Salem that 20 miles of grading between Kamela and La Orande will be included in the budget of work io 1e contracted for by the state highway commission at Its April meeting. When the Kamela. La Grande section of the road is inv proved and the present aontract for work west of Dodman a hill is finish ed the mountain hiahway will be In splendid condition for travel with the exception of the road 'between the foot of Deadman's hill and Kamela, a dist ance of about 10 mllos. It is under. stood the work as far as Deadman s hill can toe easily finished this summer hut there is uncertainty as to the re mainder of worn upon tho Umatilla county part of the road. . v j;r- ntetl for "Straight TU'kei" In the vote in the state senate yes terday to pass tho so called straight party ticket bill over the veto of Gov ernor Olcott Senator Uitner of this county and Senator Bberhart of the Joint district voted for passage of the bill. The fight over the bill was keen and wa featured by bitter personal ities between Senators Joseph and Moscr. Joseph opposed the bill a "Iniquitous" and won out in the final voting, there being Insufficient sen ators favoring the. measure to pass it over tho governor's veto. Joseph ac cused Moser of having attempted to get votes for the measure tiy trading. The opponents of the bill have claim ed it would destroy the time honored ballot system used. In Oregon nd would enable weak: candidates to slip Into office on the strength of a party name. " Xew Moor at T. I. W. Carpenters are now at work laying a new floor for the main store room of The Peoples Warehouse.. Owing to tho extensive us of the floor it Is neces sary to replace It every seven years. Store Will OiH-n . The now Nye-Ward Bhoe Co. plans to have tts opening on .Saturday if the entire stock arrives. . The attractive new store front has been completed. The store Will handle shoes ancf hosiery for men, womcnand children. Will Farm Ituprw ltnni-li John Lorenzen has purchased from Fred Rees the lease on the A. Ruppe ranch north of town. The purchase had .previously ibeen farming the Min nie Kohler section and has sold that lease and a small outfit to Pete Shaver. Mr. Rees I to farm land dhe owns south of Pendleton. ' Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablet3, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do. the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through taking them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a vegetable compound mixed with olive -oil They act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood, and purifying the entire system. They do that which calomel does, without any of the bad after effects. Take one or two tvery night for a week and note the pleasing effect. 15c and 30c a box. A EDVCATIOXAJj TOOTH TALK ONE MINTTE OX XO. 16. "Auto Trap Catches Victim George Haslett, who Is a shoe dis tributor with the whole northwest as his territory and Pendleton as his home. Is the fourth auto driver to corns to grief at the same spot within three days. The spot is the curve on River? sidb Drive at I'ark View Apartments. me the others he lost a left front wheel because the mud washed onto the pavement would not permit, his car to take the curve. Fortunately ho was going slow and the damage done was small. I have driven 80,000 miles In seven years and that Is the first timo I could not get around a curve," said Huzelett. Incidentally this is the first accident. HoIkics Kept Moving Chief of Police Roberts says Hoboes ure being treated rough by the Pendle ton officers. Where as other towns permit the knights of the road to maintain camps near the city the lo cal officer says these camps are de stroyed as fast as established and that the "boes" are "dogged" until they n ove on. The sites of the former camps both above and below town are visited dnily. The cans, wood and shelters are destroyed or heaved into the river with the result that camp ing a-la-hoboes is not what it was be fore the war. Chief Roberts says Walla Walla and Arlington are infest ed at this time. OTHER NEWS OF THIS DEPARTMENT ON PAGE 5 WOMKX IX HOMKS AND SOCIFTTY Countless women uevote tnelr whole lives to their homes, while others are in the business world, or find happi ness only In society. AVhether you are a home woman, a business woman, or a society woman, you'know how hard is to "drag along" day after day. suffering agonies, caused by some female derangement that has develop ed from overtaxing your strength. The ratural restorative for such ailments s Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, which for nearly half a century as been considered a standard remedy for woman's ills. i Specialization T I have made Crowning and Bridging my spec ialty for 14 years and through hard study and ex perience with thousands of all kinds of cases have reached that point of dependable skill 2nd judg ment in carrying out the details essential in suc cessful bridge work construction. Sanitary, Artistic, chewing sendee built into the structure of all Ohmart bridges. m feoff tf Phone 507 Over The Hub. WANTS TO SEE YOU Consultation Freely Given ill AH Dental Branches. , Hours Taylor Hardware JUdg. 0 A. SL to 5 P. M. Pendleton, Oregon Appointments to suit you Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregouian Printing Department. ; Meetings Draw Crowds. Of interest to church goers and others who are attending, are the spe cial meetings helil at tlie Christian church, by Kcv. W. A. Qressman, evangelist from Spokane. Ist night Hev. Orcssmnn presented "The Great est Danger of the Age," and called at tention to the fact that as in ages past, the greatest danger today is a preoccupied heart, selfishness, too much concentration on work, 'pleas ure and In becoming a self-made man, which is, according to Mr. Gressman'B view, a "selfish made" man. A start ling fact was brought out In his state ment that the recent scloctivo draft disclosed that one out of (our among the men drafted were unable to rend or write, and that the lurgost percent age of Illiteracy was not in the large cities with foreign born population, but In rural districts; which suggests that spiritual illiteracy is the fore runner of moral bankruptcy and na tional decay. Tonight Mr. Grcssman will talk on 'The Three Great Verbs of the Bible." - "They WORK while you lcep" A Dependable) Physic when Bilioiu, Headachy, Constipated and Upset 10, 25, 50c drugstores. SPECIAL SPECIALS f SPECIALS From now on until Satur- ' PALMOLIVE SOAP TZZ JT'Jyr TOILET PAPER three bars for 25c roiish with the purchase of 4 rolls for 25c one Liquid Veneer mop. uy Whore 'Prico! Are Lowest Judge our ability to save you money by investigating the value to be had in our . stock. Merchandise found here is always sold to you at the LOWEST PRICES and by salespeople trained to give you SATISFACTORY Service. VOLUME OF BUSINESS IS OUR AIM AND THESE PRICES WILL GET IT All shopping and Laundry Baskets are still selling at one-half price. There is no better time than now to lay in a supply, for it is a cinch the price will never be any lower. 25c 5 BIG ECONOMIZERS Spool Cotton, 150 yards, 5c J. & P. Coats Crochet Cotton. Common Pins, 3c and 8c sizes 4 bars Clean Easy Soap, 25c. Largest bag of candy in town for 5c WE DO NOT SELL MERCHANDISE AT COST BUT AT A MIGHTY SMALL MARGIN We have tlie largest as.sorl nient of ixipular priced I .a or that can be found In this town, Mill kinds, priced from 5c to 85o tho yard. Tho Oqo Eliuo "More for Less" PENDLETON OREGON 2 for II II You ean find itcre a nKt) assortment of UrasMleres, flesh enliir front and back fasten. Your choice of any of them for 50c. TEN PAGES ' DAILY EAST OREG0NIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1921". PAGE THREE