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DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1921.
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iVmy iVotes of Pendleton
CALENDAR OF EVENT
March II. University of Ore
ton Women'i Glee Club, at hitch
achool auditorium under man
agement of Pendleton alumni.
May 6 -County achool Orato
rical and Deolamatory Content,
t hiKh achool auditorium.
May 7 County- achool track
and field meet at Itound-Up
l'ark.
May 11 to 14 Stat Parent
Teacher Association convention.
, May tl, June 1 and 2 Stat
convention of Oregon Federation
of Women's clone,
Reptamher 22, 23, 24 A mum I
Pendleton Round-Up.
smaller showing than that shown at
Kcaumont. The well shows, the ex
pert say, decided aymptom of being
a gusher and It la cormldered haz
ardous to deepen the hole until a cas
ing has been made, this work la plan
ned for the near future. Drinking
water at the Folaom place shows signs
of oil, according to the report.
Oil Near Folsom I'miwrtj
Great evidence of oil have been
discovered at Beaumont California, on
property near that owned by Harry
Folsom, formerly ofthls city, accord
ing to word received her hy J. V.
Tallinan, brother-in-law of Mr. Fol
som. Oil experts say there Is reason
in expect an excellent oil well and .that
ihev Imva brought In numbers of wells
of from 1,000 barrels up, with a much American mheat crop for export sell-
Leavo for Kpokaiw
8. R. Thompson of Pendleton and B.
J. Culley of Weston, delegates for the
Umatilla Farrri Bureau, left loot night
lor Hpokane where they are today at
tending the dlHtrlct Farm Rureau
meeting, which Is attended' by dele
Kates from Oregon, Washington, Idaho
and Montana. J. R. Howard, presi
dent of the American Farm Bureau
Federation, whlch with 2,0(10,000
members Is the largest farm organisa
tion In the world, will speak at the
meeting. Tomorrow the two county
delegate will meet with W. O. Ackart,
a member of the -"Committee of 17"
marketing committee and hear a re
port of the recommendation to be
given at the Chicago national meeting
April t. This recommendation la oe
Ira made after .eight months of In
vestlgatton of. method for pooling the
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Fresh Smelt
1 The season is nearing its close on these deli
cious little fish. Phone an order tomorrow.
4 pound for 25c
EARLY SEED POTATOES
' Early Rose, Early White Ohio, Earliest of All.
Table Potatoes, $1.50 per hundred
YOU CAN DEPEND ON "101"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
430J East Court Street '
PHONF8 "101"
Private Kxcliange Connects Ifcrth Departments.
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Ing to meet the pooled buying of for
elgn buyers. W. A. Cochel, vice-president
of the American Hhorthorn
Breeders Association, a member of the
"Committee of IS" will address the
meeting at th Northwest livestock
session.
liPil Antony III
Levi Ankeny, of Walla Walla, presi
dent of the First National bank of
this city, is seriously 111. He Is at his
home In the neighboring city.
Will t'nrtiTgo Operation
Mr. and Mrs. W. El Fergus left to
day for Rochester Minnesota, where
Mrs. Fergus will undergo an operation
at the Muyo Brothers hospital.
Alfred Kocppon Here.
Alfied Koeppen, who is a student at
Whitman College, is spending the
spring vacation in Pendleton with his
parents, .
I lore For Vacation
Allen McLean and Lowell Stockman,
of this city, and Glen Ackertnan, of
Salem, students at O. A. G, are spend
ing the Spring vacation In Pendleton.
Weatlier la Warmer
The weather Is warmer today, the
maximum being (2. Th minimum
was It last night and the barometer
registers 2.70, say Major Lee Mr-house.
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Were you the lucky one Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
The numbers were drawn by a little girl who was blind
folded and before a large crowd who gathered in our
' store, eager to see the outcome of the great prizes. The
first number drawn being 412, second 2122, third 982,
fourth 2152, fifth 4097, sixth 2391, seventh 2878, eighth
3862, ninth 2860, tenth 2496. .
Were you lucky to have one of these numbers. If so
call at our store and get your gift.
We are still going to continue for a short time the great
reduction sale. Don't fail to visit our store before buying
and get our prices. Every article carries our guarantee.
Hanscom's Jewelry Store
Phone 32M
Hold Pendleton Block
Universal Coal and Wood
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Mlm Jarobs Will Speak
Mis Mary Jacobs, field worker for
the Oirls Friendly Society, will be in
Pendleton on Good Friday to address
local girl on the subject of the society.
Miss Jacobs wll speak at the rectory
of the church of the Itedeemer Fri
day evening at 7:20.
Baseball Meeting Catted. '
Itepresentatlves of th various towns
In the old Blue Mountain league will
meet her at 2 p. m. Friday afternoon
to discuss organization plana for the
corning season. Representative from
Mllton-Freewater, Helix, Athena, Pen
dleton, and, it Is hopd, Weston. Walla
Walla is not Included In the possible
membership for the saeson.
Bob Forrest Return .
Bob Forrest has returned from
Washington, D. C. where he visited his
rarenta.- Mr. Forrest, who was for
merly in th dry goods department of
The Peoples Warehouse, will be em
ployed In The Crescent, new dry goods
and ready-to-wear store which will
open In April on the corner of Main
and Alta street in the old Sayres' loca.
tlon.
R.-TJ. Films Shown.
A private showing of the Itound-Up
moving picture film taken at the
1920 'Kound-Up took place yesterday
at the Pastime theater. The pictures
were viewed by member of the
Round-Up association, who pronounce
them excellent. The association has
the right to use the film for adver
tising purposes In showings at com
mercial associations, high schools, etc
8. A. Officers Here.
Major A. Wldgery. of San Francis
co, youqg people's secretary of the
Salvation Army for the western terri
tory, and Adjutant J. Bell, of Seattle,
secretary for Oregon, Washington and
Idaho, are In Pendleton and will
speak tonight at the Salvation Army
hall. The major's topic will be 'The
Missing Link." The local post, says
Captain Conrad, is . planning Easter
services and the speaker will be Com
mandant Oldenberg.
Sang for Rotary dub.
Selections by the Whitman College
Glee Club featured the Rdtary club
luncheon at noon today. Members of
the club were special guests of the Ro
tariuns and gave a program under the
direction of Howard Pratt, director of
music at Whitman. At the conclusion
of several highly appreciated college
songs a brief response was made by
Harper Joy, business manager of the
CIUD.
Gruesome Head Pound . ..-
A human head. In a remarkable
state of preservation and tucked coil
ly into a can, rather startled several
workmen who were renovating offices
in "a local building today. An invest!
gation proved that the gruesome ob
ject Is the property of a local phy
sician who has had the specimen in
pickl for some years. Workmen are
disposed to be wary since making the
find and are on the watch for stray
human arms, legs, etc.
Writra "love's Highway"
Anno Shannon Monroe, well known
to Pendleton people as a writer ot
stories which have a Western tang or
Kound-Up flavor, has written a story
"Ixve' Highway," to be produced In
a five reel film production with the
Columbia River gorge and its environs
as a setting. Miss Alice Stanley will
write the scenario for the story, which
lis a modern drama with the scenes laid
In this state.
Universal Stoves &Fumaces
Will Meet Architect.
Superintendent W. D. McXary of the
Eastern Oregon State Hospital, has
been, called to Salem for a meeting
Friday between members of the board
of control and Morris Whitehead,
Portland architect, who will handle
the details of the architectural work
on the new wing for the hospital. The
wing will be of the same general type
of construction as the present build
ings and W. C. Knighton, former state
architect who planned the (.Institution,
will serve as consulting architect. At
the meeting Friday steps will be ta
ken towards advertising for bids, for
the work on the new wing.
W. J. ntlmore Coming.
W. J. Oil more, professor ot farm
machinery at O. A. C, will be her to
mosrow for three days work In co
operation with the Umatilla Farm Ru
reau In regard to draw bar tests. Iist
year Mr. Qllmore conducted 65 tests
on 15 tractors to ascertain the amount
of pull for various depths on various
machines In different soils and his
work this year will be tollow-up wos k.
I,aat year the tests were conducted on
the ranches of Elmer Moore, Anil
Tardlff, Khumway & Krause, Glenn
Dudley. A. R. Ilebman and others.
and th follow-up work will be at
these location, whil th first tests
Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phones
525
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QUALITY
SERVICE.
FENDIiETOH'S LEAniNG TORR
Use the Piwncs
Grocery, Two Phones
525
Other Dcpts.
78 and 79
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Kuppenheimer Good
Clothes for Easter
Truev style, good fit, splendid all wool quality, ex
pert craftsmanship, the kind of clothes that help a
man be as good looking as he ought to be Easter or
any other time.
Prices are down to where they should be at this
store. Prices you're willing to pay for good clothes.
840 TO $60
MEN'S NEW NECKWEAR FOR
EASTER 75c TO $4.50
The beauty of these ties speaks for itself. But the
values in the materials at these prices will tell for a
long time to come. .
MEN'S EASTER HOSIERY "
Splendidly made in firm, rich col
orings, woven of threads that are
tightly twisted to give good wear,
with that sturdy service even brilli
ancy in wear. Lisle and silk, 35c to
$2.00 the pair.
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CRATEFVL WOMEV '
Gratitude and appreciation for
health restored by that good old fash
ioned root and herb medicine, Lydia
& Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, us
what prompts so many women from
all parts of the country to write to the
Lydia R Plrfkham Medicine Co. ot
Lynn, Mass., the letters of praise
which we publish from time to time.
Women who have always had their
health cannot realise what It means u
others, many of whom have suffered
months and even years from such ail
ments, and are now well and happy
through the use of this natural resto
rative, Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound.
will be made at th5 Dave Kelson and
Karl P. Tulloch rapches..
Ratliio Wants Bonus
. Jack Rathie; or Laffebean. convict
ed of the murder of Sheriff Til Taylor,
wants his bonus for his 25 months of
war service. Rathie insists that .the
bonus Is due from the state of Wash
'fton and hst he wants the money
for his mother.' Rathie is now in the
state penitentiary at Salem.'
BRANCH CHURCH ESTABLISHED.
TOKIO, March 23. (A. P.) Ten-do-kyo.
a Korean religious sect which
la said to closely resemble Christianity
in doctrine and phraseology, is estab
lishing a branch church in Tokio. The
action Is taken at the instigation of
13 Korean students at the Imperial
University.
Tendo-kyo la the religion of Sun
Kalkl, a leader of Korean malcontents
who Is said to. be determined not to
abandon the cause of Independence for
his country. The metropolitan police
burden here will not interfere with the
Tokyo followers provided they do not
disturb peace and order, according to
the Tomlurl.
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TOOTH TALK
NO. S7.
Midnight Hold-Up
robbing you of sleep? Come in at once and have it 'ar
rested in the most modern way and don't let it happen
again. Decayed, aching and sore teeth are a menace
to your happiness.
My Systematic Tooth Saving Plan will save your ,
teeth regardless of your personal conditions.
Price reasonable, consistent with quality
See me before the hold-up
Phone 507
Over
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HOURS 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Appointment to Suit You
TavlcT
H&rdware BIdg.
Pendleton, Ore. '
QuaUty PRINTING at Reasonable Prices
East Oregonian Printing Department.
HUNGRY BUT
PARENT EAT
Take "Pape's Diapepsin'
eat favorite foods'
without fear
and
Your meals hit back! Tour stomach
Is sour, acid, gassy and you feel bloat
ed after eating or you have heavy
lumps of Indigestion pnln or headache,
but never mind. Here is instant re
lief. Don't stay upset! Hit a tablet ol
Pape's Diapepsin and Immediately the
indigestion, gases, acidity and all stom
ach dls'ress caused by aridity ends.
Po4)esJ Diapdpsin tablets are the
surest, quickest stomach relievers in
the world. They cost very little at'
drug store.
IMPORTANT ECONOMIES
can be effected ty a patronage of this establish
ment. Out- business policy Is one founded on the
desire to deliver the MOST VALVE FOR THE
1 LEAST MONEY. That our effort is successful is
fully evidenced by our constantly increasing trade
and the recognised fact that we are headquarters
for the Seat of everything In our line. We shall
endeavor to merit this leadership by continuing
to serve your wants on the basis ot ,
' Highest Quality
Lowest Prices
Best Service
What
The Bee Hive
SELLS CHEAP
THIS WEEK
Lace Collars, new designs, best of qual
ity, prices at 65c each
Lace Collars and Vestee sets at. $1.50
The above articles have been selling
very fast. To assure yourself a good
choice, better come early.
IJoxed stationery, best of tints, newest
designs and the quality will surprise you.
Special at 59c
Children's trimmed hats.. $1.75 to $3.25
The new shot Chain Bracelet, finished in
silver. Ask for the Myra-Belle Brace
let. Special at 65c
Purses and Hand Bags at one half price
Give our new line of Beads the once over,
the styles and prices will please you.
When You Find
Morclianditio Marked
lower than You See
Hero 1 ,001c fclosrty at
the Quulity.
Get that thrifty habit of buying your
hose for the family here. We guarantee
to save you money on every purchase.
Children's Hose, priced from.. 15c to 35c
Ladies Hose, priced from 15c to 50c
Headquarter
for hats and
hat trimming
of the
better kind.
THE BEE HIVE
"MORE FOR LESS" PENDLETON ORECON