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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OBEGON, THTJESDA7 EVENEIG, APRIL 7, 1921.
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'News. Notes of Pendleton
OAXJNDAJl Or EVENTS
April 7 to II Annual Clean
up week.
May ( County achool Onto
rlcal and Declamatory Content,
at nigh achool audltorltftn.
May 7 County achool track
and field meet at Round-Up
Park.
May 81, June 1,' 2 and 8 State
Teacher Association convention.
May 11, June 1 and t State
convention of Oregon Federation
of Women'! clube.
He pte ruber 22, 23, 24 Annual
Pendleton Round-Up.
Increase Teachers' fcelerleg
Practically all of the grade tench
era at the Athena achool have been
re-elected for work another year on
the ataff of the Institution at a alight
increase in anlary. The grade teach
era of the Echo achool have'also been
retained, and their aalarles have been
Increased.
Jail this morning when her case cume
up for trlul befure Judge Fits Gerald.
The charge hkhIiihI the womaii wan
vagrancy. Chsh Roberts said thin
morning thut other characters wnrklna
a similar game are under surveillance
and will be rounded up as quickly as
the police can secure evidence of their
activities. ,
bin Ditch aompany, the'Wrenn-nohliln
Ditch company, Iltg Bond Water Ditch
company, Hilvcr Lake Ditch company,
Farmers Water Ditch company and
McUubbin and Craig Ditch company
vs. Louis V. Anderson and Florence
Anderson Is now In Wallowa 'county
to view the premises before testimonj
Is heard In the Pendleton term of the
federal .court. They are expectd to
return tomorrow. The members of the
Jury are, John L Barker, of Meachum;
W. H. Shannon, of Helix; C. J. Mark,
of Pendleton; Elmer Kock, of Half
way; Willis Mitchell, of Halfway:
Perry Illackburn, O. W. Cartwrlght, R.
R. Stafford, H. R. Angell, of Haines;
J. E. Hcrlmsher, of Pendleton and J.
O. Hales, of Adams. Accompanying
the Jurors are I. H. Marshal Alexander
KohlM-rs Cot 1100 At Hliop
One hundred dollars in Ijills and
currency was secured last night when
the Thomas Shop on Main street was
entered by tholves. The police enter
tain the theory that entrance wan
gained by springing the shutters at
the rear of the shop and then prying
open the window In the millnary de
partment. The doors were then open
ed. It Is thought, providing a sufe get-1 and Deputy B. F. Pace.
away. A small safe In the rear of the
shop was unlocked, and money to the
amount of about $100 was taken.
Checks were not bothered. Nothing
else has meen missed, and the police
were unable to find any clue to the
perpetrators of the affair. -The back
doora were open this morning when
discovery of the robbery was made.
Polkn Cleaning Vp Vagrants
, ' Georglana Jones, Colored, received iJurr In Wallowa County
, a sentence of twelve days In the city The Jury for the case of the
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Breads That Taste
Like , More
Always Temptingly Good and Healthful
HOLSUM AND AMERICAN-MAID
BREAD
White, Whole Wheat, Graham and Rye.
" Place a Standing Order.
"WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST"
Pendleton Gash Market, Inc.
301 East Court Street
PHONICS "101"
Private Exchange Connect lloth Department.
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Adds Another Musician.
Another talented musician added to
the force of Hoffman's Dance Spe
cialists has been made in the person of
Ixyd Mansfield. The new man hails
from Portland and Is able to play the
banjo, the saxophone and the piano.
He arrived Tuesday and has already
appeared with the orchestra. Hoff
man's specialists furnish music for all
occasions. Their headquarters are at
the Warren Music House.
Complain of Illegal Fishing
Complaints are still being made by
local anglers that over eager parties
are flagrantly violating the law by
fishing on McKay creek ahead of the
i season. One report today Is that
man driving in from McKay saw 12
'anglers whipping the atream though
the season is not supposed to open un
til April 1G. Those who are waiting in
good faith for the season to open re
sent the situation as they say few fish
will be left when llgttlmate fishing
starts.
Gifts for
).
The Graduate
Now is the time to select your . graduating gifts,
even though it is early but while you can save money
you can buy almost two articles for what you can buy
one elsewhere and of the highest grade Jewelry. We
are sacrificing every article in our stock. Come in and
. get our prices. .., " " " , . .
The largest stock of diamonds watches, clocks,
jewelry, pearls, ivory cigarette cases, wrist watches,
cut glass in eastern Oregon In which to make your se
lection. "
DON'T DELAY COME NOW , '
Every article carries our guarantee
Hanscom's Jewelry Store
Phone S2M
Hotel Pendleton Block
City Jail Gets Clean-up.
The periodical renovation of the
city Jail la aboul completed again, and
the cells and fixtures of the place are
shining as a result of work that has
been done 'during the past few days.
The.' blankets and beddings have been
washed thoroughly, and other cleaning
has been done. Bight hoboes who
spent the night In the Jail were this
morning given their freedom and an
admonition to put distance between
themselves and Pendleton.
Modern Woodmen in Convention.
The county convention of the Mod
em Woodmen was he,ld lost night at
Milton. Delegates to the number of
four, and twenty-five additional mem
bers made the trip from Pendleton to
enjoy the good time. The delegates
were George Mason, L. Dunlap, Wil
liam Anderson and A. U Frankum. A
banquet was served at Freewater be
fore the convention. William Ander
son was chosen as county chairman
at the convention and A. U Frankum
was selected as county clerk. The
next convention of the order will be
held In Pendleton In 1925.
Garage Is Incorporated.
T. B. Swearingen, J. 'F. Jones,
Tracy Baker and Clyde McKay are the
incorporators of the Western Auto
Company, the company being formed
with a capital of $10,000. The officers
have not been choRen but it was stat
ed today that all four of the owners
will devote personal time to the busi
ness. The company will specialize in
garage woik but will also press Its
sales business. Mr. McKay Is now at
Baker attending the auto show there.
The building at the corner of Cotton
wood and Water, occupied by the com
pany is Owned by N. D. Swearingen.
New Rruta Kiutine I'nloadcd.
The new Sluts fire motor which ar
rived in Pendleton the first of the
week was unloaded this morning and
towed to the city hall building where
It was casually inspected by a large
number of men who stopped to ad
mire the lines of the big beauty. A
. long distance telephone message re
ceivea irom roniann last nignt gave
the Information that it would be Im
possible to have on Inspector here this
week to pass on the machine, so it
not yet ready for service. Fire Chief
W. E. Klngold Is taking the big ma
chine under his own special care to
day. V
PENDLETON'S LF-ADIXQ TORK
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
we have arranged to have these STAR SPECIALS placed on counters for your
convenience, and REMEMBER you're getting full value for your money. Many of
these specials are limited so be on hand early. ,
50 IN. STORM SERGE 95c
These fine storm serges are ex
ceptional values, all wool, suitable
for gym, bloomers, skirts and
dresses. Comes in black only.
Really worth twice what we're ask
ing, but to close out at a Star Spe
cial Price of 95c
STARSPECIAL
ENVELOPE CHEMISE $1.98
Some very tailorwl,
others dainty em
broider, val. lace,
Nor mandy laces,
hand Mltelilng, rib
bon, French rose
bud h, linen laces,
built up shoulders,
ribbon strap shoul
ders and regulation
arm holes.
Materials ' batiste,
muslin and nain
sook. All sizes.
STAR SPECIAL RIBBON SALE
TAFFETA RIBBONS ONLY. Good for ruffles,
trimming and hair bows, offered in black, white and
colors, to close out at btar bpeciai f rice.
Sizes 1, 1 1-2, 2, yard
3c
Sizes 3, 5, 7. 9, yard 5c
Sizes 12, 16, yard c
Size 22, yard 15c
Size 40, 60, yard 20c
PRIESTLY VOILES 39c YD.
Of silk and wool and all wooL Two pieces to close
at our Star Special Price, yard ' . 39c
ONE LOT YARNS 10c SKEIN
Comes in broken line colors, slightly soiled.
Special, skein
STARSPECIAL
PAUL JONES SMOCKS $2.43
Made with white or navy collars trimmed with,
three rows of white linen braid. Extra long length,
patch pockets. Ideal garments for house or picnic
wear. Just a few of these in stock.
Star
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was that the city would have no
more Interest in the price than In any
other product that is sold, but an in
dication was given that later the qual
ity of milk sold here might be of inter
est to the municipality.
Griwold Gets Lease.
A lease for one year at a monthly
rental of 110 was granted to C. M.
Griswold for his present location in
the building owned by the city by the
council last night.
Universal Coal and Wood
Range
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BURNING GAS COAL OR WOOD
County Mlirary Gets Vimd. .
The county libtary will receive
something more Than $900 as a resiflt
of action taken by the city council last
night when a request from the coun
ty board that the fund be transferred
was made. The use of the old city
library rooms for the Boy Scouts for
a meeting place was granted. The city
will take no action-in the effort to
control the price of milk. It was di
vulged, when the matter came up for
aiscussion The opinion of the conn-
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Universal Stoves &Fiimaces
To Consider Street sines.
Committees from the Commercial
Association, the city council and the
Rotary club will meet some time with
in the hear future to make a thor
ough investigation of the proposed
change in the names of streets in Pen
dleton. The Commercial Association
and the Rotary club have already act
ed on the proposal to the extent of
naming committees and the city
council last night indicated its will
ingness to cooperate In the work.
Lunndrymcn'g Committee Coming
A meeting of, the executive commit
tee of the Oregon Laundry .Owners
Association is to be held In Pendle
ton on Saturday April 16, according to
word received here today by James
Welch, member of the committee. Tho
committee meets subject to call and
while here will take up various prices
If possihle. The members of the exe
cutive committees are Percy O. Allen,
Portland, president of the Association:
John Tait, of Astoria; J. H Weiss, The
Dalles; V. A. Speer, Portland; J. C.
Jones, Marshfield: S. W. Lawrence,
ortland; K. L. Wleder, Albany and
James Welch, Pendleton. The com
mittee will Tneet at the Commercial
Association quarters.
Don't Waste
Your Money
Open a Term Sar-jigs
Account of $1.00 hero and
we give you one of these
Iiibcrty nell Banks for your
homo savings. Ask for one.
Vhy gratify the passing des-'res of today at the ex
pense of your peace of mind of, tomorrow?
Stop being extravagant, start a systematic saving
plan save a part of your income, no matter how
little it soon grows big.
One dollar will open an account here and Interest at
4 per cent is compounded semi-annually.
Start today and you'll be surprised how quickly "it
amounts up. -
Inland Empire Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Cigarette
To seal In the
delicious Burley
tebaooo flavor.
It's Toasted
Walla Walla Pendleton
Auto Freight Service
ROUND TRIPS DAILY
Ijeavea Pendleton I p, m,
PeoUlctoa Fboa 3U&-W, ,
Money Spent In County
The sum of 1612. SO was expended in
Umatilla county under the soldiers"
sailors' and marines' educational aid
law from the time of its Inception
June 23, 1919 until March SI, 1921,
according to the report of Sam A.
Koser, secretary of state. Columbia
College, Pendleton, Echo and Pilot
Rock high schools each have one pupil
enrolled under the act and the sums
expended are Columbia College, 175;
Echo high school, $50; Pendleton high
school, S425; and Pilot Rock high
school, 162.50. Total disbursements
in the state, the report shows, reached
a total of $794,827.51. The enrollment
In the various educational institutions;
aggregated 6402., while the applica
tions representing transfers of students
from one Institution to another,. dupli
cate applications and canceled appli
cations numbered 627. Making up
the total was $790,86.09 distributed
among the institutions In which the
ex -service men were enrolled, expenses
department of public Institutions.!
$719.31, and Interest on certificates of i
indebtedness. $3312.11. The cost otj
operating the educational aid law as- j
gregates approximately $450,000 a.
year, and Is defrayed by mlllage taxes1
totaling four-tenths of a mill. . .
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THE BEE HIVE
"More for Lew"
PENDLETON
OREGON
You will be enthusiastic about the
good things and the good values at this
store.
GETTING
ACQUAINTED
SPECIALS
A new supply of the Ever Ready Wa-
K terproof aprons,, in new patterns and
shape's, await your approval. Prices
' ranging from 98c to $1.65.
We are daily receiving new shapes in
hats and new trimmings.
Children's Hats ranging'in price from
$1.75 to $3.50.
Ladies' Percale Aprons, a large assort
ment. Choice, 90c.
Children's play Suits, made of blue d
enim. Choice, 90c.
Ladies Crepe Handkerchiefs, at 25c
Hair Ribbons at 38c yard.
American Maid Crochet Cotton, 3 for
25c.
Novelty -Bracelet, latest thing out
Our price is 50c each.
We are glad to announce the arrival
of several new patterns in dinner ware.
We again have the Blue Bird Pat
terns, in sets and open stock. A set of
53 pieces, $16.20.
Be sure to see these New Davenport
pattern on dinner ware. We fCel sure
that you will like it Set of 64 pieces,
$35.00.
A MARKED REDUCTION I
Good, serviceable Turkish hand towel,
28x16. Very special at 15c each
"YOUR STORE"
From the way our trade has been in-'
creasing, we know that folks are becom
ing more and more to know this store as
the VALUE CENTER of Pendleton for
the merchandise which we carry. We
want you to feel the atmosphere of
friendlieness about this store and the
pleasure which it affords us to show
goods whether you purchase or not. We
want everyone, far and near, to know us
as we want to knojw them ; to feel this is
your store" and to realize we are here to
serve you in the best and most economi
cal manner.