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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1921)
J 2N PAC "Pel" PACE FIVE DAILY EAST 0REG0IT1AM, PEJTDf-STON, OREGON, TftTOCDAV E7SSST0, APr.IL 7, 1321. look for the RED LINE 'round the top "It -rt . ( People Here (ind There i. - - - y . . i- t . .'V. - A. Buckley and J. F. C'urbett, hu perinlcndont and assistant superin tendent, respectively, of tho first dlvl slon, O. W. n. & N., with headipiiar tar ut Portlund; and Churlon F. Hob erU and T. A. MiKJnsti-y of La Urunde, assistant superintendent and chief dispatcher of the accomi division (cre here In a special cur hint iiIkM. lloutlne mutters only caused the visit, Hornrdliifr to IuluI officiate of the ruth roud. Manuel Frlcdly ha returned from a business trip to-Portland an a mem ber of the county court. While there he looked after his Interest In the Pa cific Wales Fire Insurance company In whlul he la u stockholder.' Thin runpany In the only fire Insurance concern in Portland, according to Mr. Filediy, which has contributed to the coiomunlty chest drive. Pant.-t Crui appeals td C. P. Strain, formerly county assessor, who with Mm. Klrniii recently left for Califor nia. Mr. strain and Mrs. Ktrnln are not yet permanently settled In the new location hut will probably remain' for omc time. Mr. Ktraln, In a letter to Colonel J. II. Haley, confide that he Can out-fish anyone In the Kanta Cruz region und that this may Influence hla decision toruinaln. '. Iteuben Itockwlth, who has bcuii visiting In Pendlut'in with hla parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. ncckwlthi will leuve on Saturday to spend a woek In tin iittlo. He will return' here to complete his month's stay In Pendleton. H. V. Hicks, traveling passenger agent for the O.-W. It. & N., Is In Pendleton today on business connect ed vlth tho railroad. F. K. Stilwell of 1m Orande business visitor In Pendleton. is Mrs. W. D. Stoop of Elgin Is here today on a business 'and jileasure mission. IJst IllMIIIlN for VmclMTM. ' Tho Commoieluf -Association will have chance of t liework of listing available rooms for'tenchers who plan to come to Pendleton this summer to altcnu the normal extension course Arrangjmcnta to this effect wer made today. Hupt. H. K. Iplow aiM) Secretary C. 1. Hair. Already many Inquiries are being received which In dicate a large attendance at the sum," mer session. NEWS OF THE C0(JNTY OFFICES AND pFFICERS Won an .runlod Divorce, A decree of divorce has been grant ed by Judge Phelps to Iris Hurt In. her action against W. H. Hart, ItutUdgo Is lU'lca'fl.1 A, M, Hutlcdgo, who' has been held la the county Jail on a chargo of for. gery, was (flven his release today, fol lowing; un InveHtlgatlon of hla caso by the grand Jury. Much Money In Kt cons' Ho The sum of $559, "00 In round num bers had been checked up by the sher iff's office this afternoon at 2 o'clock on collections of tax money paid on the first Installment. e w 2 5 ori PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER QUALITY Something to Remember Phone 409 That will connect you with a very good; reliable, established Grocery, which at your request will u aeiiver your groceries la your aoor, iree anu b quickly. 5 Try our 30 day credit plan and be one of our 2, customers and receive the benefits we offer, n; You will be surprised how much we can save p you,' and you will be pleased- with our quality. and service. I Attend to it now, ''if not sooner," thereby not missing anything. Just 40 steps west of Main St., at u. u z 2 OS D. O u. 113 W. 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Hills Blue, '3 pounds .. Hills Red Can, - 2-r pounds Bulk Coffee', 5 pounds SUGAR $1.10 $1.00 Per Sack ...... $10.00 Pure cane sugar. . . $1.10 . . 83c Watch Our Ad Tomorrow ' PayCash Receive More Pay Less Despaih&Lee Cash Grocery 20aE, Court- ' Phone 880 tiirinnr HcihIn (;iiilty. JIarry Curnow, Indicted WedneIa by the grand Jury on u charge of lar ceny b ombettlemenf, appeared In circuit court this rooming and pleudcd guilty to the charge. Jiidire S4'Iuiiiiici In ill Judne I. M. Schannep of the coun ty court was not able to be In his of fice today on account of Illness. He was unable to Ret out of bed this morning on account of lumbago. Ib-turn I'Ynm Portland. . Judge Hchunncp and CoiiimlHHioners O. L. Dunning of Btanfield and n. IZ. liean of Freewater, returned Vednes day evening from Portland where they were In conference with the state road commission. I'li)tl lnn Kulmi't llhtrt; Four bids have been reecived at the county clerk's office from physicians for performing the duties of county physician. Tho bids are frum J. A. Kent. i'H a month; II. J. Kavanaugh, 1180 a month; I. I.'. Temple, $40 a month; and D. J. McFaul, the present Incumbent, 125 a month. The con tract for tho work has not yet been let. , JHjj7 - j wk M f IW B' .w FIRST, you want a boot that won't separate at the teams and leak. All right; there's just where the Goodrich ONE PIECE construction protects you. SECOND, it must wear long. We've been making rubber goods FIF1Y YEARS we' know how to make everlastingly tough soles and upper. THIRD, comfort. Slip on a Goodrich Boot and feel how pliable and comfort able it is. Buying these things in boots issimple. Just look for the Red Line 'round the " top that means Goodrich. 60,000 deal ers sell them. The B.F. Goodrich Rubber Company ; Akron, OHIO 113 Kins Street, Sutlle Gold and White China This beautiful Bavarian Ware ia now carried in open stock and you will find no disappointment either in quality or price. Vnti ran make un sets to suit your own quirements, and the prices are especially re attractive. Inc. -cJeujelet Pendleton Ore. The Largest' Diamond Dealers in Eastern Oregon. LGROEN Jnp's Ifcaiiiur Friday. B. Fhlahnto, Indicted Wednesday aft ernoon by the grand Jury on a charge of murder in the first degree for the death of Magnzo Okomoto on Febru ary 5, will be Klven his arraignment Friday In circuit court. Indictments were also returned against Ira Bryant charging larceny for the theft of an overcoat, and against Carl Franscen, who Is charged with driving a car while under the Influence of intoxi cants. mm- HI-PRESS RUBBER FOOTWEAR lng grounds was expressed last night at the meeting of the city council, t'ouivilman blmpson reported that he had Just recently made an Inspection As usual, a strong supporting cant has been givrn this pupular and talent ed star. I'laying opposite him is F. tHlo Taylor, a newcomer in this city. of tl:e methods followed at Walla j an actfci-s who hn'rlsen rapidly and U'lilla where such a practice Is follow- j for whom a bright future is predicted. WHY? run your old plow when you can get a new Clinrpcs inisband IVrnth-g "v Kult for divorce has been Instituted In circuit court by Slnry E. Olcson from Mlckcl Angelo Oleson. In the complaint It Is rharged that the do fend i nt is a bootlegger, that he drinks whiskey and abuses the plaintiff. It is also alleged that he has squander ed the money the wife earned h washing clothes. Divorco. alimony of $30 a month and costs of the court ac. tlon are sought. . The plaintiff's at torney Is J. 1). Perry. NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON Weather Is Warmer. The maximum temperature today Is 62. Tho mercury fell last night to 2, six degree below freezing. The ba rometer registers 29.70. Sam Oliver in. Hum Oliver, senior in the Tcndleton high school is very ill at his home. Ho Is suffering with pleural pneumo nia. Young Oliver, who Is an ex-service man, is popular with both stu dents and faculty of the high school. Moy Improving. Uttlc Jimmy Hunt, Indian boy whose nose was bitten off by a vicious dog a few weeks ago, Is convalescing at St. Anthony's hospital. A plastic operation is soon to bo performed to save the child ffom total disfigure ment. ed. It was shown In an informal re port that the .item of wood alone cost the f it y j:o0 last year in the month when the Kound-t'p was held. Xo dcCudle action was taken last night. Play Draws Crowds. 'The Alia theatre was packed laid night for the third performance of 1. W. Griffith's great moving picture play, "Way Down East." The crowds sat as quietly as If listening to a spo ken drama Instead of watching a play on the silcpt"' screen, and Iticbard Harthelmess and Mlliuh Gish received applause In the wonderful Ice scent which Is a spectacular feature of the production. The presentation is ex cellent and the stage settings are re markable for their beauty and for their appropriateness. It Is, indeed, "a simple story for plain people," yet the human emotions, the sorrows and Joys of life are presented in a manner which grips the heart because or the realism of the play. The music is beautiful and at all times interpetlve of the picture. an! Cazaneuve, Dorothy Drake, Hurry Southard, Kenneth Casey, Pat Harti lan, James" Devine and Sadie Radcliffe round out an excellent company. J. Gordon Edwards directed the picture. which was photographed by Poylc. Ijh INGROWN TOE KAIL TURNS OUT ITSELF Vulcan Gang 3- ase Plow ' "l $13QU0) After Iumiers of Ashes mid Cans. People of Pendleton who have been following the practice of dumping ashes and cans and such refuse along tho levee will do well to discontinue the practice, or prosecution by the city may result. Such an attitude waa ex pressed last night when tho mattei came up for discussion berore the cUy council. Councilman Simpson re ported that he had inspected tho levee recently and that it was in very good shape. Some rocks nre loose,' and at the lower end of the levee, a fence has been washed from the ground. Alter ations will probably be held up until fall when the annual work is done at the low stage of tho river. Whitney 1,. lloiso to Come. Whitney I,. Holse, Portland mem ber of the executive committee of the 1'm.itllla in pi (In power site association, will be here Friday for the meeting of the executive committee of the as sociation, a letter to Secretary C. I. Iturr so statos. Called by Itcntli. Rex Ellis, of theEIlis-Schillcr Co., will leave this evening for Muscatine, Iowa, whore he was called by the death of Ms tlster, Miss Uolda Ellla, aged 24. Mr. Ellis received the news today and also the word that his mo ther is seriously ill. Itrtmus io Pendleton. II. F- Johnson und son have returned to Pendleton for a visit a.'ter an ab sence of eleven years. For more than twenty-five years Mr. Johnson was in the drug business In this city, and he is well remembered by the older resi dents. He will remain for several weeks. He has been living In Port la nd sine leaving Pendleton. tHty Now Owns Mock. , The city of Pendleton is now the le gnhowner of tho block Hear the Cath olic rlr.ircli, the purchase of which was ordered by the people at Uie elec tion last November. A deed trans ferring the property to the city was turned over to Mayor Hartman today and a check for $sorto In payment has bten given to the Sisters of Ku. Fran cis. It is the intention of the city to plant trees In the parking surround ing the ioCk and to have a landscape architect draw a plan of Improving the block for park or playground purposes. Camp' it- May Have in Pay. A strong probability that tourists v ho ate guets of I'eiu'iielon during l't finmmrr vitcitinn srci&nil will le rci, Hired tti p;iy a nominal tee fur thc!hK-li 1 Youngsters Mafko Posters. Pupils of the sixth grade of Lincoln school are showing a marked interest In tho making of posters advertising the various counties of Oregon. Mrs. C V. Idleman. teacher, originated the idea for her geography class and each child drew the name of some. Oregon county. They then wrote to the com mercial associations of the various counties for data and also seemed the Oregon Almanac from the Portland Chamber of Commerce. The posters are to be entirely original and are to be .made without further help from Mrs. Idleman. A number of the pupils have completed the work and nil posters will probably be completed by Monday. A few drops of "Outgro" upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing' nail reduces Inflammation and pain and so toughens tho tender, sensitive skir. un derneath thi) toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night. "Outgro" is a harmless, antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. How ?vcr, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing directions. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronic and Nervous Diseases anf Diseases of Women. X-Ray Electric Therapeutics. Tempi Bids. Hooro li Phone til Phone 210-W P. O. Bo SSI For This is only a limited stock and this exceptional value should be investigated at your earliest oppor tunity. A complete stock of parts always available. . . . . ' Sturgis & Storie Pendleton Walla Walla ! ll!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!t!!!!!!!:!'I!!!!!!i!I mtlllimUHlUIHSlUliltlllUHJlllI iff tmfrimtttt tftii .itillijiiLiimiiiiii(u'j!'- "ill MOTION picOre. NEWS - - ' --.-' v'; 7' t V'm j. . s. r f V J' ' ' 1 ' f ,v f v " ' V AKC.IEST01.Y WIM.IASl KA It VIM'S laTirsT lii.M 1IKIU1 drama's crowned. fanff in a Yoniamiic-rcU, WILLIAM VOX WILXIAM FARNIIM Adfmttirer WRITTEN BY E.1XOYD SHEtDON v--n tiV ?rtnnrt rrwsiS f 1 IMpSI oso of firewood on the tourists' cutup-'enilneut position. Peginning today. William Farnum. i S3 famous motion picture star, will be j seen at tho Arcade theatre In William .-.3 Fox's presentation of a romantic love i story, "The Ailntnrer."' ly H. l.loyd ' rl fheldon'. This contains a typical Far- j nnm role, and one in which the many j followers of the st ir are promised much. Farnum Is cast as a romantic ; lover who is as sure with bis sword as with his heart. As the hero In "The Adventurer'- he bi certain to score, for it Is the type of role In wl ii'h he has won his greatest fame as an actor. William Fainum's ahllitv Is ss un- ?i- iiimstlnned as Is the fart ttvit he has 3 tho largest following of any iiml ' m screen star In tho world. In this ro- j manHc drama he is afforded a chance ! E3 to dispb.y those fine histrionic t.uches elevated linn lo Ills present i sr. ARCAD E Today CHILDREN 10e ADULTS 35c Ilere'is a film for evervouc in the family. It lias thrills p and punch, spirit and exeitement, romantic charm, gripping fi theme, and a love story of infinite charm. PATIIE NEWS BRAY PICTOGRAPH f 'pIii!i;i!ii!!K lutmiH H 1 1" ill M him' """' nHfi(tirj 3 3 i fe3