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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1921)
V IS t - FACE EES DAILY EAST OJtEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2 7, 1021. TEN PAGES " . . . : l .. J U 1 I J-lXl-.J-iJ-L'JL-L..' ' ,' 1.1,... f. t - - i rr Social KVKNT8 IN" CA LKSDAR I Raster, which heralds the coming of Spring, mark the opening of the social season aner Lm no lew '. Week promise to be especially Kor tonight, the eighth nnusl Fire men' ball will e an event. Thin af fair will belnformal and will be at the Kegle-Wood man hall Mm. Louis Schnrpf and Mr. Lan ford M. Spauldlng are entertaining to. morrow afternoon at the home of Mm eVharpf with a bridge and tea, the first f a aertea for which Mm Scharpf und Mm Spalding will be hostesses. Mm. Fred Donert, Mm II. J. Oavan nuirh and Mm James Hill will be , boMrM for bridge luncheon on Wednesday and Thursday, at the home of Mm Hill on North Main street. An Inleresting event will be the pre sentation of the I'nlverslty of Oregon Girts' Glee Club In concert at the hlith school auditorium on Thursday even Ins. The local alumni of the I'niver slty are in charge and the girls are to he entertained in Pendleton homes. Th final number' In a series of dances given bv members of the Kill Kare Ktub will also be an event of Thursday evening. The ladies who are! club member will entertain. . Two formal dances have been sched uled for future dates, the first being the Shrine ball to be given by the itound-l'n Shrine dub, Al Kader Tem ple, at the Elks club March SO. On Tuesday, April t, the members of tn.e Pendleton lodge of Elks will entertain with a dancing party at the ElkaVluh. t'j . - HOPP'S UPSTAIRS SHOP THE SHOP OP BRACE UP! If you are lacking in ambition, get tired too easily, "wind" not as good as it ought to be, you need a tonic a system builder, something to restore ambition, strength, and "wind." REXALL Sarsaparilla Tonic will do this, or we will refund your money. We guarantee it to overcome the things that have drained your vitality, to help put your blood in shape, and aid in repairing the waste and in bringing back the healthy functions of every organ. Don't put it off, thinking you will feel better in a few days. Be on the safe and healthy side by at once taking our advice and advantage of our guarantee. We tell you that Rexall Sarsaparilla Tonic will aid to make your blood richer and purer, your nerves stronger, your eye brighter, your complextion better, your muscles more elastic and tireless, and we take all the risk in proving it. . A bottle containing 128 adult doses costs $1.00. Sold only at JEFEtHDRiCO. For Sale BLUE SPRING BARLEY. ALFALFA SEED CHICK FOOD ROLLED BARLEY ROLLED OATS. llilM FLOUR & HI CO. PhofM 1014-351 and Club For bridge luncheon, to be given April 5, Mrs. Guiuates M. Rice, Mrs. C'nsHe S. Jersrd. Mm. Ionian . Rice end Mm P.dwln B. AMrieh have Issued cards. Guests have been asked to the home of Mm Gonsates M. Rice, 101 Wilson street. DINXRR IS OIVE For an Kaster dinner, Mr. and Mm. A. M. Winn were hosts for yesterday at their home on West Court street. Easier lilies and other lovely flowers, a gift received by Mrs. Winn from her mother. Mrs. F. E. King, who 1a at Lng Iteach, California, formed ' ;t charming decoration. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dlm Ick, Mr. and Mm Jack Jewett, Mr. ami Mm Walter Clark and Mr. and Mr. Everett King and family. AUK BOARD MEMBERS Mm John Ross Dickson and Mrs. Frederick E- Judd, formerly of I"en dleton. now of Portland, are members of the board of directors of the Mann Old People's home In Portland and were prominent ainong those making arrangements for the annual Easter Monday tea which la an event of today. The tea Is in the nature of a benefit. HOSTS FOR DINNER Mr. and Mrs. William Fl Hanscom were hosts for an, Easter dinner yes terday at their tuyne on Logan street. Daffodils In shades of brilliant yellow centered a table for Which the places were marked by baskets of Easter can dies. Besides the hosts, those present Smart styling, excellent ma terials and fine tailoring are the characteristics of our line of Spring IMtS The prices range from $35.00 on jp to $95.00. Your inspection invited. BETTER VALUES News were Mr. and Mm C. J. llnnscom, J. lianscom. Mm Luis Dungan, Claude Crow, Mm Anna Furnish, Roy Fur .il Hh and Katheryn Furnish. CLCB TO BE ORGANIZED A Rebekah Club is to be organised tomorrow afternoon at a meeting in the I. O. O. F. hall. The club will be an an. iliary of the local Rebekah lodge. Mrs, Frank Whetstone, state , vloe P' evident of the Rebekahs, will preside at tomorrow's meeting. MISS FTRNISit IS GUEST Miss Blanche Furnish, Pendleton girl who la a student at O. A. C.. is spending Easter vacation In Albany as j the guest of Miss Helen Llvengood. The girls are sorority sisters, both be ing member of Alpha Chi Omega, GIRLS WILL. MEET In the Interests of the Girls" Friendly Society, a meeting will be held tonight at ?:?0 at the rectory of the Church of me i-eneemer. miss j a cons who prominently Identified with the society will speak. . MRS, HARPER DEPARTS. : Mrs. Henry Harper of Portland. who has been In Pendleton as . the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. H. Kebergall, and of her sister. Mm Charles Vaughn, returned to her home last night HERE FOR VACATION Miss Helen Nelson and Miss Rena Hales, students at the University ol Oregon, are in Pendleton for the Spring vacation. Both are members pf Gamma Phi Beta. i EGO ROLLING PARTT. j Frank Snyder was host to a number of young friends for an Easter egg rolling party at the Snyder home on Perkins avenue yesterday. MRS. DESPAIN TO RETURN. Mrs. N. E. Pespaln, who has been spending the winter In Portland will return to Pendleton within a few weeks. AT HOLD IIP IS MADE (East- Oregonian Special.) ECHO. March 28. Highway . men made an unsuccessful attempt to hold up Mr. and Mm B. F. Neely. Friday evening as they were coming home from Pendleton. As they approached the end of the pavement this side of the state hospital two men stepped in to the road and ordered Neely to stop his car. He started to slow down but seeing the men were masked and car ried guns he stepped on the gas In an attempt to get away. As he dashed past them they shot twice at close rane but these only made hint go the faster Neely made it to Rleth in rec ord time where he reported the at tempt to the authorities. The men were well dressed, wearing white col lam They each carried a gun and flash L'ght. One of them made an attempt to catch the car a it passed, but failed. Echo's baseball team gave a dance Friday evenigg in the Echo city hall. The proceeds go for further improve ment of the ball grounds. Miss Veda Wattenburger entertain ed her Sunday school class, 'The Sun shine Chorus," with an Easter party at her home In Westiawn Friday aft ernoon, from 1 to (. 'iter a busfnes meeting, at which Cert rude Bowman was elected president of the class and Lucille George, class secretary and treasurer, the afternoon was spent In playing games and singing songs. Re freshments were served at about 1:30, arter which the little folks departed for their homes. Besides the hostess those who were present were: Lucille ANOTHER run ESCAPES Sirs. KcComber Aroided a Serioni Operation by Taking Lydia E. , Pinkharn'f Vegetable Cora pound in Time Geortretown. 111. "After mv first baby was born I suffered so with my len nae that i could not walk across the floor unless I was all humped over, hold ing to my tide. I doc tored with several doctors but found no relief and they said I would have to have an operation. Mv mother insisted on my taking Lrdia B. Pink ham s Vegeta ble Compound and 1 Joon found relief. Now I can do all my own work and it is the Vegetable Com pound that has saved me from an opera- aon. i cannot praise your medicine too lilfhly and I tell all of my friends and leighbors what the Compound did for ie." Mrs. Margakct McCumber, H S. Fracier St, Georgetown, Illinois. Mrs. McCumber is one of the unnum jered thousands of housewives who truggle to keep about their daily tasks, trhiie suffering from ailments peculiar o women with backache, sideaches, leadaches, bearine-down pains and ner 'ousness, and if every such woman should profit by her experience and give ,ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com ound trial they would get well. Umatilla Hydraulic Stone Manufacturer General Contrarbir. Itulliliiig Block KnertsKr. H. A. FRICK. PmprMnr. Walla Walla Pendleton Auto Freight Service KOCitD TRIPS DAILY leaive Pendleton t p. m. Pcudletoa iltoue SU-W. Mr Armour's Bacon Backs Best Quality Bacon Backs by the piece or sliced to your order, pound , 40c Country Bacon, pound i . 35c Ranch Eggs, guaranteed fresh, dozen 25c Water Glass, bottle 35c Ranch Butter, roll ,..;.... 90c Sauer Kraut in bulk, quart . 20c Dill Pickles, dozen 35c Sweet Midget Pickles, pint :. 45c Spanish Olives in bulk, pint 45c Assorted australian Jam, tin 15c Peaches, Pears and Apricots, tin t 25c Stanfield Brick Cheese, pound 45c . Complete line of Seed garden and Flower Seeds. 25 per cent off on all Gray Bros. 3 Phone 28 Only 1 Quality the Best George, Itarel Wolff Clara Cunha, Lionise Oliver, Margaret Wlmmer. May Jefferson, Esther Bowman, Gertie Bowman. Bernlce Heft, Irene Bell. Bernice Xelson, Jewel Elder, Lllluth Hubbard and Pearl Jewett. A letter from Mrs. Frank Hale who has been In Seattle for some time tak ing medical treatment, states that she expects to he able to return to her home In Echo between the first and fifteenth of April. The Stanfield and Echo high school teams met for the first game of the season on the Echo diamond Friday at 2:3 p. m. Stanfield players worst ed Echo in the final Innings with a score of S to S. Echo's new $65,000 bank building: Is completed after nearly a year In con st ruction. It Is faced with the latest design in terra cotta and white faced brick. The Inside finish Is of mahog any and marble. , It Ja completely modern - throughout. Including the three ton vault doors. The building Is the best of Its kind in UmaUlla county outside of Pen dleton. Echo's baseball diamond has been completely worked over and releveled during the last week In preparation for the coining games of the season. The grandstand that blew down during the winter has been reconstructed with a seating capacity of approximately 300 fans. The expenses of all th . work were defrayed from the fireman's fund. Umatilla and Echo's grade teams played a five Inning game Friday aft ernoon on the Echo diamond with a score of to 2. Craig Bell, of Des Moines, Iowa, left Wednesday for his home In the East, after visiting here with his brother, J. P. Bell. A silver tea was given at the home of Mrs. I. H. Gobbell, Wednesday aft ernoon, for the benefit of the Ladles' Aid Society. About thirty ladles were prese?it. Rcscoe Vaughan,of Pendleton, was here Tuesday to attend th funeial of his great-aunt, Mrs. Luclnda A. Mc- Cullough. Among those from Echo who spent Saturday In Pendleton were: Mrs, F. r. George and children Marion and Lucille, Mrs. Lena Mathers, Donald Madison, Mrs. W. J. - Wattenburger and Veda Wattenburger. . Koeth H6user, county sheriff, was here on official business Thursday, Miss Maxlne Stanfield is here from Walla Walla spending her Easter va cation with her parents. Joe Bailey received a telegram Wed nesday afternoon stating that her sis ter, who lives in Corvallis, had passed away. H B. Johnson of Forest Grove, was in Echo Tuesday to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Luclnda A. Mo CulUingh. : Mrs. Jce Foley of Pendleton was an Hcho visitor Tuesday. Judge Fee of Pendleton, Was here on business Friday. A surprise party was given for Miss Opal Thomas at her home Friday evening, the party being given In celo tTai.nn of her b.rthd-iy, About a doz cn numbers or the yoimger set were j.repant. A. meeting of the Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees was held at the I. O. O. F. hall, Friday evening. Thirty-five ladles from the Pendleton Review were here to put on Inltiatlor, work. Seven new members were inl tiated, who were Mrs. Allen Mudge, Miss Lois (iob'oell, Mrs. hoy Hale, Mrs Maurice Coe, Mrs. Henry Peters, Miss Clara Bottger and Mrs. Fred Mark ham. The distinguished guest of the evening was Mrs. Pauline Moore 'Riley, state commander of the Lady Macca bees. TREES WILL HE SEPARATFJX FRESNO, Cfal., March 28. (A. P.) Edicts have gone forth burring the gallant gentlemen of the fig family lii California from associating with the lady trees of the clan. Orders ItinUhlng the male trees to the foothills and leaving the fertile r tile;- to 'he female of the specie were issuen ny me uai norma ieacn r.ti Fig Growers Association recently When Professor I. J. Condlt, fig expert. nnornced he had dlcovered thut mele irees commit various crimes, am ong them excessive Jrinking and over polltnizatloii, . . CaivlCprnln's fig crop last season Card of Thanks We dcslr to extend to the many 'nd friend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the beautiful floral offerings and kindness during our ssd lereavement in the death of our belov ed husband and father, F. A. Michael. MRS. F. A. MICHAEL A."I CHILDREN. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT One housekeeping room 114 Cosble street. FOR RENT Furnished house Ap ply 03 E. Court St. Foil HKNT 4 room house. Call . 407 cr 173-J after ( p. m. Potatoes, Onion Sets, Universal Percolators. Grocery Co. Inn .-- Jrhl6 mwwm was of unusual exrolknc but many growers lost by the figs attaining such immense size that they split thUr sides, Professor Condlt wns engaged to In vestigate and disco, ered that the males dwemand water at a time when the females are not thirsty and that an excessive amount of pollen for the female trees resulted. In line with the professor s recom mendations, the association has set out a r rty-acre Tuiare lootnui tract ae voted entirely to male trees. O. P. lllxford, San Ftancisco phv- elologist of the bureau of plant In dustry o the department of agrtcdl- turt. has inspected the site and has reported his findings to Washington. If they ipprove the change, the gov- ernmcnt ill assist In Maintaining the reservation. The fig. it is said, is one of the few trees in !h world which produces the distinct mule and female flowers on separate trees. The,1 male tree bears only a shell containing flowers, the edible fruit being found exclusively on' the female tree. ARCADE WNTlAY AXD MONDAY 1-fc.MCL WHITE COMIXO IX BIO FOX FILM rearl White, "the marvel of the screen," Is coming to the Arcade Thea tre Sunday, being presented by William fox- In a special production, 'The v bite Moll," a stirring story of life in rvew York's underworld. This Is her first big production she having here tofore devoted her screen work, to serials. - The story was written by Frank L. Packard, author of "The Miracle Man," and the scenario Is by E. Lloyd Sheldon. It deals with Rhoda, a girl crook of the slums, who, having seen me iignt in a startling miracle performed-In St. Agnes' Church where her father is killed , trying to rob the poor box determines to reform and labor to aid those in the underworld A a settlement worker she becomes BE PREPARED For three generations mothen have successfully used Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy for the relief of cold, cough, croup sod whooping couth. It it pure, wholesome, sod children like it. Contain bo opiate. Especially good ioi croup end whooping cougb the two terror ot childhood. . Wiitw tklti tmek f mn 1m m trab!s m aw. I ia i U wiUtut it st as yriw." DR. C II. DAY Physician and Surgeon Osteopath loom IS and 26 Smith-Crawforl Building. relephone 704 Re. T4S-B MAGNETOS GENERATORS ELECTRIC STARTERS Or any part of the electric system on your car overhauled nd repaired. Satisfaction guar anteed. , ... HARRT H. GRAHAM, Wlllard Service Station, Pendelton, Ore. Phone fS4. . LETS GOI THE THOMAS SHOP known by the crooks and gangsters as "The White Moll." Her work has started to bear fruit. "The Suarrcw," a notorious safe bur-' glar who has served a long term In prison. Is released. When "The bung ler," leader of the gang, tempts the released convict to return to his un lawful trade, 'The White Moll," who has been caring for his aged mother, steps In and wins the Sparrow's prom ise to go straight But she Incurs the enmity of the Dangler, Who determine to "frame" the Sparrow. Then begins a series of thrilling experiences which, it Is said make the picture one of the most fascinating and heart-appealing ever screened. The story, written In Mr. Packard's Inimitable style, carries an appeal even stronger than his famous tale, "The Miracle Man." Supporting Miss Whit are Richard CV Travers, who plays the dual role of "The Pug-' and "The Ad venturer"; Walter Lewis. J. Thornton Baston, Kva Gordon, William Harvey, Oebrge Pauncefort, Charles J. Siattery, John P. Wade and John Woodford. ALTA M-XDAY AXD MOXDAY PIXERO STAGE PHY NEXT MIXTKR P1CTI RE In the famous role of down-at-the- heels, sunny-hearted Richard Phenyl,) friend to every one but himself. The - onnre Honerts nns excentinnni opnor- SELLERS KITCHEN CABINETS "The Best Servants in Your House" Come in and let us show you how much time, and effort these Sellers con veniences would save you the Automatic Lowering Flower Bin, the Automatic Base CRAWFORD FURIt'IIURE COMPANY ' A FRESH LOT OF BLOUSES ,-:y. suits V COATS WRAPS PETTICOATS Crisp, new and bright are the sH-ing arrivals, ready for your critloal , Inspec tion. For the suit and separatn skirt and tho sport skirt In Rummer, you will want a supply of dainty ami durable waists. This Is the time to buy, when the accepted style have Juwt conw In, and price are right. tunltles in "Sweet Lavender," the Mary Miles Minter picture coming at the Alta for two days beginning Bun. dsy. v "Sweet Lavender." In film form, wis adapted by Beulah Marie rHx from the Plnero stage success, declared by many critics to be the most humanly appeal ing play ever written. The part ot Phenyl has long been known as a clas sic of character Interpretations and it Is wonderfully done by the capable Roberts, considered one of fllmdom's greatest character men. As "Lavender," Miss Minter 1 given fresh opportunities to demonstrate her versatility. There Is plenty of hu mor In the part of the girl who helps her foster mother in the conduct of a big college boarding house. With Clem Hale she has a beautiful romance, almost wrecked when Clem's step father forbids the match. vlt can be ' Imagined what happens when the stern father finds that the girl he feels la "beneath" his stepson Is really his own daughter. Harold Goodwin, often seen with Vivian Martin, Mary plrkford and Llla Lee In leadjng roles, has th role of the Impetuous young college boy who fall in love with the landlady's daughter. 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