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i t I '!-. i- X PAGE SIX x"'.''.::; r.: r f r:i;; 1 WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1821, DAILY EAST OKEQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TEN PAGES IK'HTKPHKS JMIt MEKTIXO. IDA. VCR U KNMOYKU Win. Lnry I xinajrinon, .Min. Tlnmuin 11. Hi Plcr, Jin. J. H. Perry, Mis. 1. W. rtfrn, Mrs. I.ucrrlia Hvtil irf. Mr. N. I . wiarhjrin. Mix l.oiim ljimiikln and Mm. Wtllmm l;inipls er horn. yeMt'nlny ufvrr.oon fur H nipctinir t th l'lmwr Indies' , 1 t I he library cluli nun. I' or a very Im. rrsiiiie rosr:ini Mr. W inn J.ihnunn reml n jnirr. "Tho Hnlla of Momory." written hv Mr. Nancy K. l-spi,in: Mrs. !.,.(. Mimrhousp rend a iwiixr on ihc enrly rhnrrhoa of lVmllcion: Mrs. over turf rend a clipping from the Kn---t Dros-oninn of many yrnrs np(). df Till ing n iiKiminenido bull, ami irivp .i mdinc "Whore Ihvmiiih Come True " William Hliikeky save inoloYnis WHMKX WIU, MKKT. Kitr mil1 of tht most pnjo ab!o of The W'oitivn'8 .lisstou!ry Sorlety of H p "injiin ' tlanoiiiK parties, tmnnfoors the Christian church Is to meet tomnr of tlio Kika loiluo wore hosts last row aitornooii at i o'clock hi the home nitihl for a formal Easter hall. 'of Mix Frank tlrvulii-li, U t'oshic Ahont sixty couples danced during the street. A program which will lie pre-1 Al r or me innian lite In parly tyn. Mrs. Mary IJine samt "Ixird Love!!,-' nn.l Alls Hetty Bond recited Your FlaK and My Flatr." At a tea table rharmlnelv centered by daffodil. Mrs. Plakeley" and Mrs. W p. MatliH-k, both past president of the club, presided during the soci il hour. rFXEFIT DANTE TOXIOHT. For the benefit of the county !i-br.-iry. the Anierirfln I-Klcn is apon sor:nir a dance ton!Kht at Happv fan yon. The proceeda are to he sed for library fumishinsa. About 2rtn danc ers will probably attend. J1IS3 flRADT DEPARTS. Mlm Kllen Grs.ly lef, ast n;fiJu for "'tnd w here she w .11 spend a week evening. The killroom, was charm intly decorated w.th flowers ami srpi'inrv anil the staKe was trans forined into an old fashioned gardi n hSooiiniK.' with siiap-drasons, hyilran. ie.is and tulips. Tunch was served from an uloove and supper In the Klks dining room en the .s.cimd floor. The committee m chat jie consisted of Leslie t'.ihh.s, chalv n.an. Cecil Cole, Harold lirock. Itu dolph Mollner nud Nat Kimball. SECOND IN' PKRIKS. For the second in a series of bridKC IniHheons, Mrs. C M. nice, .Mrs. E. I' Aldruh. Mrsj C Jerard and Mrs Lyman Itice are hostesses today nt the home of Mis. j. m. nice. Yesterdav ;x tables of bridee were in play, with Mrs. Charles Greuiich winning tin high score trophy. VISITORS FROM PORTLAND. Mrs. Frank Stvrrett and little daunh ter Jane, of Portland, ore Ruesis ai 'he home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Slushh er and will remain f,.r a month. Mrs iterreti is a sister-in-law of Mrs Slushpr. . MRS. PA I.MAT EH. RECOVEDIXO. Mrs. U J. Palmaleer of 712 Ijlleth street, who underwent a major opera ton at St. AnthortVa hospital Mondav la recovering nicely. HOIt.S UPSTAIRS SHOP sented Is-under the direction of Mrs. I . A. tlressiiiaii. MISS NuYKi: ISETl'RXS Miss Lottie No er, who has been MsitiiiK with her $Mer, Miss Hazel At wood tor the past ten days,, retui neo to her home tn Welser today. j n.rn To MEET. i Mrs. arah Catchini; will he hos- less tumoriuw afternoon for a meet-! me or the liveiuler I'luli. Tho meet nit w ill be held ut the home of Mrs. i'iitchitm-'s daughter, Mrs. Vei n Hobbs. CLt'H TO MEET The JVndletoii Woman's Cluh will meet tomorrow afternoon in the II irary cluh room. The topic for the iftcrnoon will he American music Members of the Current Literature,' Thursday Afternoon and Delphian lubs are to he pnests for tomorrow's ' meeting. xns. iEGA EVERY WOMAN SHOULD SEE OUR SHOWING OF Silk Dresses The values we are offering this season are the "talk of the town." New Spring Dresses of taffeta. Georgette, nnnuette, crepe de chine and Canton crepe from $19.50 up. THE SHOP OP nTTTKU VALUES 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 SarsapariHa ToniG 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 aod healthy side by at once taking our advice and advantage of our guarantee. We tell you that Rexall SarsapariHa 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 cost3 $1.20. Sold only at THE PENOLETDN DRUG GO. J Two Men Forced to Throw 3 Negroes With Eock Sacks Around Neck Over Bridge. luviAuni.x, ux, April 6, (E. A. fchellnut, V. V. Staff Correspondent.) "The boys begged mighty hard, but .Mr. John said throw them in the riv er. Me ami Charley Chisholm pitch ed them over the bridge." This statement was made by Clyde Manning, a negro, to the jury In the ease of John H. Williams, on trial for tho murder of 11 negroes killed on or near his Jasper county farm. Manning said the "boys'' he and Chisholm drowned were Lindley Pe terson, Willie Treston- and Hnrrv Price, Peon farm hands on the Wll- lians plantation. Chisholm later was killed to keep him'from' talk'ng. he alleged. "Boss, I don't recollect the ex act uaie, said .Manning, "hut It was Saturday might late in February or early in March. Peterson and Pres ton were tied together and thrown in the Yellow river. They begged awful hard, but we had to throw them in the water. Pce was drowned in the i'outh river. Mr. Williams drove us to the r.'ver in his auto. The boys w ere killed a week after fhe government agents had talked to us about peonnge conditions." Special Prosecutor W. M Howard asked Manning where Price was when Peterson and Preston were' being drowned. "In the car," he an. swered. BOARO WOULD SETTLE Diamond W Coffee Price ame as Before the War. v Large Fresh Stock Just Received SPECIAL ONE DAY SALE,' SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH This is first grade coffee, no , D or second grade in this hrand. ONE DAY ONLY 1 POUND 33c 2 POUNDS 70c 5 POUNDS $1.73 Every can guaranteed, place. your order early. . Gray Bros. Grocery Co. 3 Phones 23 Only 1 Quality- -the Best IT THE THOMAS SHOP Sensible. Heels for Spring K'-t? S, , rV- nonslbie heels are being, thown on slippers for spring wear. At I the loft are shoes of cordevan with doable straps, advocated for walking. At he right are gray suede slippers with a single bfttd strap at th uW-ep. TAFFETA and COTTON CREPE FROCKS FOR EARLY SPJUNG. : New frocks which depict spring fashions are now in demand, es pecially those in becoming after noon styles. These are excep tional values in materials with braided, beaded and embroider ed trimmings. x PORTLAND LOSES TO SEALS IN FIRST GAME OF SEASON AT FRISCO PAX FKAXCISCO, April . A. P.) Sun Francisco took a hurd fouitht content here yesterday from Portland, 7 to t. The score was" tied und tho lead changed several times before the feals wound tho flitht up. Katnin made the first home run of the season on the local diamond with a drive into the left field bleachers. .Mayor James Itolph, wearing boots and a Snn Francisco baseball uniform, pitcher the first ball. It was estimated 14,000 people attended. ( Yt'I.OXK IOi:s IIKAVY DAMAGE. CI.AKE.VnOM. 'Tex.. April 6. (IT. 1" ) A nuiirter million damage was done last iiIkM when a cyclone struck the mailt street of the city. A fire started In the business section at It o'clock und wiped out three bulldinpi. .Vo one was killed or seriously i Injured. A dear Ilruln and healthy body ars essential for success. Tluslness men, teachers, students, housewives, and i.ther workers sny Hood's Rarsnparllla Hives them appetite and strength, and makes their work seem easy. It over comes that tired feeling. " Ml patient. A workman climbed up the Utatue, bored holes in each one of William's limbs and drained two bnck i f is of wat.cr out of each member. Now I Mr. l'enn has recovered sufficiently to 'receive callers. The entire tower Is ji pen to visitors fur the first tlmo since be tore the war. " SAX FKAXC1SCO, April 5. (V. P.) Major General Wood will arrive to- en route to Settle, where he will board a truus-I'Rc tic steamer for tho lhilippines. lie gcs to trie Plillip. pines as a special representtaive of resident Harding to study comktiuns there. VM. I'KXX OPKr.TFX OX CHICAGO, April f,. (V. I'.) The adjustment hoard mean to have a prompt settlement of labor controver sies, II. M. Jewell, a labor leader, told 1 City Hall tower. I the Cnitcd States railroad labor board. However, the operation Jewell testified in support of the uni on protest against ab o-uticn of the (national agreement. "The adjustment ; boards are essential to economical op jeration of railroads," he said. I HlLADKLIlinA. .April 6. (IT, P.) udliam l'enn has been cured. Uh. didn't yon know he was 111? Ho had dropsy and an operation has been com pleted and he came out J. 1st fine. Wil- miii e ii 1 1 is uie siaiue at me top or i as a summer camp. The town of 'Highlands enjoyed but brief prosper was more i Ity durins the early .Montana honm FIRST BREWERY SITE PUTTR, Mont., April 6. (A. P.) All that remains of Montana's f'rst brewery, built in 3 806, In tho town of Highlands, is a one story cabin, which . nwv unt-u uj iiiu noy scouts OC JJUlte In 26th Year i I -v i For Sale BLUE SPRING BARLEY. ALFALFA SEED , CHICK FOOD ROLLED BARLEY ROLLED OATS. UMATILLA FLOUR & GWt CO. Phone 1014-351 ua.ihriuiia iw mtr anisoii man lu i n ! nays. . "V " I -s. I INA CLAIRE In "POLLY -V1TH A PAST"' V'"l ' --"" -; 7-7-," J Good Apples We have a liniiled amount of 'Fancy Yellow Newton Apples worth 4.00 per box 2.75 Extra Quality Winesaps $1.15 "THE TABLE SUPPLY Phone 187 and 18S 739 Main Street U. S. INSPECTED MEATS CHAS. D. DESPA1N & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR , Proprietor JJ FRANK L. KRAMER Frank L. Kramer, noted bike rider, has started on bis 26th year as cyclist. Four of the past 25 years haTe seen him as an ama teur sd( toe other 21 as a pro fessional His days as a money racer have brought him manjr medals and much famn. Kramer Is 40. bet s:P a kid la t'u cdrtdle. Work, Worry and Waste All Saved by $5 Down Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 21 years, and proved safe by millions. Say "Bayer"! 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Note amonir other srreat features the lift-saving, Automatic Lowering Flour Bin, the greatest individ ual feature ever introduced on a Kitchen Cabinet. These seven features as shown alone cost the makers $100,000 a year to maintain. They make the Sellers the irfost complete cabinet on the market. Yet the cost to you is onVy moderate. Crawford Furniture Co. 103 E. Court Si . Pendleton, Ore. Phone 496