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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1921)
TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1021 PAGE THRES ?Hk lil News Notes of Pendleton CALENDAR OP EVENT April 7 to 16 Annual Clean Up week. May 8 County school Orato rical and Declamatory Content, at hlKh school auditorium. May t County school track and field meet at Kound-L'p Park. May 11, 12, 13 Slate Parent Teacher Association oonventlon. May 31, June 1 and 2 Htata convention of Oregon Federation of Women's clubs. June 14. 15, 16 State con ventlonxf the O. A. 11. September 22, 23. 24 Annual Pendleton Round-Up. 1', T, A. convention to be held In ren dition May 11, 12 and 13. Beside tlio playlet, ltev. ciuoi-KO U ('lurk, puNtor of tho Presbyterian church, will speuk nnd there will be pluno und vo cal numbers, us well as choruHcs by tho curls' Glee Club. Spook at 11 lot J lock. Kev. George U Clark and Judge Stephen A. Lowell were speakers Tues day evening at a rousing Wg Urother banquet which was held at Pilot Hock. ftitrrtolnmcitt Tonight. "A Cose of Suspension" Is tho title for a playlet to be Riven nt the high school tonlKht under the auspices of the high school Parent Teacher Asso ciate Uiimdiy Moil Postpone Meeting. The meeting of the executive com mittee of tho Oregon Laundry Own era' association, which was scheduled tb be held in Pe'dleton, Saturday, April 16, has been postponed another week. Inability of some of the com mitteemen to be present ut the earlier date Is responsible for the chunge, ac cording to James B." Welch, Pendle ton member of the committee, of tho leading laundry owners of the state belong to the exeoutlve commit tec. slcul events of the season. A large deleKiUion from Pendleton will be present. This will probubly be the last opportunity for several yeurs to hear the great musician as he has been engaged for an extensive tour of the Orient and South America. Indian til Washington. James Kush Kush und Allen Patuwa have gone to Wusblngton, I). C on a matter of Interest to the Indians. Has Begun HlH'arlng Tom lioylen, sheepman, has begun sheurlng on his ranch near Putter Creek. Several thousand head of the woolles will be robbed of their fleeces Eleven j within the next few days. Pianist's lU-pnwutaUvo Here. Miss Alinu Voedlsch, western rep resentative for Leopold Oodowsky, one of the world's greatest pianists, passed through Pendleton this morn Inir nml tmlil the Kasl Oregonlun a vis- It. Mr. Oodowsky will appear at the ! Cluiiilaiiqua Bates Ket. I'eiiee Is Knocked Down. Tho fence at the Joe Phillips resi dence on the corner of Alta und Col lege streets wus knocked down and tho bark of a tree badly torn yester day when an automobile ran across the curb and over the sidewalk. The driver Is unknown. Keylor Grand In Walla Walla Thurs day evening, and music lovers ot 1'en diet on are looking forward to this concert which Is one of the big lr.u- A -101101-101-101101-101101101-101 I or "i X ' f 1 This Is a Fine Time g TO PLANT YOUR POTATOES. JL I o We have the following Seed in stock: I i AMERICAN WONDER ? r? WHITE OHIO I EARLY ROSE 2 EARLIEST OF ALL I - I 1-4 . . I Grow More Plant the Best Seed. I I g Pendleton'Cash Market, Inc. f rjt ,L 1 301 East Court Street 3 o I rjl PHOSF.S "loP I I'ritale Exchange Connects Ituth Department, o A ? o I -loi ioi loi loi loi loi loi loi loi r July 1(1 to 16 have been set us the dates for the minimi Chautauqua in Pendleton, according to announce ment mode by tho Elllson-Whlte Chautauqua Co. Among the stellar at tractions are Peter Clark Macfarlune. Journalist and short story writer, and Zllhjalmur Stefanson, arctic explorer. Hoth aro celebrities. BUSY BOY each waiting because How does the busy little monk improve minute? He scratches his head from morn till night, there's millions in it. There may not be a million in it for you, but there is a 25 per cent discount, and that helps some. An accumulated stock unable to be moved when the moving: was supposed to be good, now necessitates the mowing down process. Your opportunity to buy now anything from the high grade well selected stock of ' Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry in Hanscom's Jewelry Store ' Phono 32BJ Hotel Pendleton Block When in doubt ask Hanscom. He knows? Never it A Klriko Lvninn Hlce. Herb Green, Hnrold lirock. Hob Saunders of Pendleton and Carl Bracher of Pilot Hock returned from the Columbia Sloughs Tuesday afternoon where they went Monday on a fishing trip. Stimulated by the success of a party from here Sunday, the boys hud ambitions of landing some big black bass, but they never got a strike. ' funeral Well Attended. Scores of people attended the funer al of the late Frank Cunha. held at Hie CathoL'c church In Kcho yester day. The floral offerings were very beautiful and wero in great profusion. Among the Pendleton people who mo tored to Echo for the services were J. V. Tallman, Colonel J. H. Haley. Roy Haley, Charles Bond, Wilhird Bond, K. J. Sommervllle, It. W. Kletchcr, J. E. Ellins, Joe Cox, Harry Hextcr, Curl Cooley and Roy Alexander. ' 9. Office Ore Entered. Some unknown marauder entered the dental offices of Dr. F. L Ingram and Dr. L. D. Idleman In the Bond building last night and ransacked the rooms. One of Dr. Idleman's cabi nets was forced open but nothing was Uiken, While the knob of the safe In Dr. Ingram's office was removed and a revolver stolen. No other articles were missed and it Is thought the prowler was In search of drugs. En trance was made through the transom. Kxpeet Influx of Farmers. That a tralnload of farmers from the Middle West may he expected to pay Oregon a visit during July with the Intention of buying land and set tllntr Is the Information carried In a letter that has been received at the of rice' of the Commercial Association from the secretary of the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce. An Interest ing Itinerary Is being arranged for the visitors, and the Pendleton organiza tion has been asked to assist in the tvork. Owing to the diversity of inter ests that Umatilla county has to offer fcr farmers In the way of wheat land, fruit land and irrigated land, an ef fort will be made to secure a share of the Immigrants for this county. Jewish Holiday Coining. The Passover, one of the Jewish holidays, will be celebrated this year beginning Friday, April 22 and con tlnuing a week, the concluding day I being April 29. The festival of Pass over, called In Hebrew "Pesach, reaches back to remote antiquity when It was observed by the early Hebrew tribes as an agricultural spring festi val. At an early period Pesach was transformed Into a festival celebrating the redemption ol the Hebrews from Egyptian slavery. During the Pass- over week the "Matzoth, unleavened I bread. Is eaten. This food, described as the "brend of affliction," Is a sym bol reminding the present generation of the hasty Exodus of Israel from tho land of oppression. Universal Coal and Wood Range SPUSHER BIG VALUE AT RIGHT PRICE MTCNTEO 0JUSUBLE SUOIM OVM UMPCR ATENTED Uf T HEY FUTt SOLIO CAST Uft END WIDE It SHALLOW nn box OMfTi. POKE IMMOVABLE DUPUX MATES MACHINE FACE9 EGISTEH DAMPER SANITARY U IMl DROP DOOR t CHECK DAMPER KEY PLATE TOP DOUBLE OVEN BACH rMCUAIN URED HITE PORCELAIN DOOR FRONT PORCELAIN FLUE UNINS . ,'"VPJHBIHTKJ SHORE ...Jw "v. . ra v. . . L IM - ' IlAt Iff 1 ,m:-t t I LJi- s i,, k 4-- . 1', I K I "- '- r-PS JTBlBUTt UKIVERSAl' EAYY ASBESTOS MILL BOARD HEAVY POtlSHtD. STEEL B00Y INSIDE PORCELAIN) OVER DOOR LININC PORCELAIN FlUE BOTTOM CLEAN OUT DOOR1 A FULL LINE OF COMBINATION RANGES BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD k w ij m W ' Flrmini to Olctirnte Tonight. Members of the city fire depart ment of Pendleton will hold an annu al meeting this evening at 6 o'clock at the city hall. A dinner is being prepared which will be served. The A RAW, SORE THROAT Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterole. And Musterole won't blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster, just spread it on with your fingers, it penetrates to the sore spot with a gentle tingle, loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness and pain. Musterole is a clean, white oint ment made with oil of mustard. It is fine for quick relief from sore throat; bronchitis, tonsilitis,croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum ago, pains and aches of the back or mts, sprains, 8oremuscles,bruises,chil blains, frosted feet, colds on the chest Nothing like Musterole for croupy chiU drcn. Keep it handy for instant use. 36c and 65c jars; hospital size 3.U0 Use the Phones Grocery, Two Phones 525 Other Dcpts. 78 and 79 QUALITY SERVICE. TKS DLETO Jl '8 LEADING TORE 5S Use the Thoncs Grocery, Two Phones Other Depts. 78 and 79 Dresses $19.50 Fabrics Chiffon, Taffeta, Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chine. Colors Black, navy, Copen and rose. Trimming Beads, laces, cording, gros grain ribbon. Features Embroidered tunics, long or short sleeves, plain or draped skirt. Dresses $29.50 Fabrics Tricotine, Taffeta, Canton Crepe, Georgette Satin, Georgette and Tricolette com binations. Colors Brown, navy, black, grey and rose. Trimming Wide girdles, flearing tunics, draped skirts. .1 Ml . .A mm VELVET JACKETS 315.00 Jackets in tuxedo ef fects and fancy belt ed models, silk lined 16,13,38. SAYING GOOD BYE TO "MODEL" BLOUSES $7.95. A prfav nhii h will fiiMl new owners for every last oik- of these blouses In a very short time. They are Mutism made by the best tie (toners. (icitrtiflW, Satin, I-aec Combination of lace ami (H'orifttr. Tlie reeulatlon and bvcrbloust effeits. Short or long sleeves, high or low neck, colors tail, brown, lavcuder, rose or tan. event this year will he In the nature of a celebration of the acquisition of the new big Stutz fire truck. Members of the city council and other adminis trative office -will he special guests at the meeting this evening. . . Humors Come 'to the Surface in the spring as in no other season. They don't run themselves all off that way. however, but mostly remain in the sys tem. Hood's . Sarsaparilla removes them, wards off danger, makes good health sure. Contest at Store. The reonles Warehouse has dis played In its show window dozens of cans of fruit and Is conducting hv the American Charge D'Affaira; Summerlin. in Mexico City, that Obre- guessing contest as to the number of gon gaVe his assurance tht no Ameri cans on display. Any adult or child t,n property would be disturbed in the is eligible to enter the contest, for ; proposed expropriation of land, which the prizes will be canned fruit, j SiKVlnl Meeting Tonight A special service, for which the topic will be "Christian Team-work Plus" will be held tonight at 7:30 at .the First Christian Church. Si Reetz will lead a short song service after which the minister, HeV. V. A. Gressman, will give an address. The meeting Is the second of a series, the first having been held last Wednesday evening. AH EST COLDS S gi CIS Apply over throat and uiesl cover with hot flannel cloth. VapoRub Orv. 7 Milfim Jan UeJ Ycarb Farmers Meeting Friday The purpose and plans of the United States Grain Growers Corporation will be discussed by Fred Bennlon, county ' agriculture agent, at a committee meeting or tne f arm uureau in inn Commercial Association rooms Friday ( evening. Mr. Hennlon attended the. i Chicago meeting recently and will ex plain what transpired during the ses- ; uions. Farmers from the wheat grow- lug communities and other farmers ot the county are expected to attend the : meeting Friday night. Thono E07 Hours ( a. m. to 5 p. m. DR. OHMART Modern Dentistry In All Branches. Universal Stoves &fiimaces ill Ml Itoturhins Hear Speakers. Fred Bennlon, county agent who just returned to Pendleton from Chi cago after attending a national con vention for perfecting the plans of the United States Grain Growers' Corpor ation, spoke today at tho weekly luncheon of the Kotiiry Club. S. H. Thompson, secretary of the club, told of the Hotarians' district convention which ha attended recently in Seattle. Guests ar the luncheon were Colonel Charles Wellington Furlong who is writing the Itound-Up book, "Let 'er Muck," and Harry Hanfield, of the firm of Parker & Ilanfield, contrac tors. The luncheon was, as usual, held In the Elks' club with 23 ltotaiiuns present. Grocery Department Good Prunes, per pound 10c Fowler Lemon Clingr Peachea, No. 2 1-2 can, ea. 25c Armour Toilet Soap, Witch Hazel, Oatmeal or Butter Milk, each 05c Shaata Jelly or Preserves, assorted flavors, each 25c Swift's White Scap, each 05c Maine Queen Sardines, each -r. - 10c Hcmrich's Mince Clams, each 20c Marshmellow Creme, extra fine, 12 oz. jars, each 50c OTHER NEWS OF THIS DEPARTMENT ON PAGE 5 U. S. WINS DIPLOMATIC "POPULAH rOH CNICATION" COMPOUND COPAIBA and CUBES6 AT YOUR DPUCGIST WASHINGTON, April 13. (A. t.. Hradford, U. P. Stuff Correspondent.) The United States won an Important diplomatic fight with the Obregon government of McNiro. according to state department advices. Jt Is learn ed that the department had protested -n the Mexican government agalast stops to expropriate vniuuuie Am, ichii farming land In that country for divi slen among Mexican peons. Secretary ot state Hushes has now been advisen TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOlt SALE Port Roadster Inquire Motor Inn Uarage. FOlt KENT Front hfedroom per week 321 Garden St,. S2.&0 Wonderful Values Are Here for You We have just received a new ship ment of Stamped Goods. Among them we have, the All Over Apron, also the house apron stamped in the best of de signs, with not too much work on them. Still they are in a class all to themselves. Our stock is right and so is the price. Children's Hose, sizes from 4 to 6 1-2, at 25c the pair. This is not a cheap spec ial, but worth the money kind. Yoa will be pleased with them. Ladies' Hose at 15c the pair. HIGHEST SERVICE LOWEST PRICES THE BEE HIVE "More for Less" PENDLETON OREGON THE STORE OF DEPENDABILITY A BIG SPECIAL 90c buys the best Coverall that money can buy. The best Hair Net on 2 for 2oo the market. Bugle to 23c. Beads, Trimming Beads, l."c 10c. Making your dollars feel good can be accomplished by spending them with this store. They purchase values of highest quality marked at the lowest rks. Our bust ness policy is one of profit sharing whereby we save you money by gtrtiuc you more for It. Thus the reason for our success. Shoe Polish, West Electric Curlers, five on the card. 22c. Darning cotton, the ball, Sc. Colored Lawn, Bias Tapes, all colors. WHILE THEY LAST 90c" buys the best Ladies' Percale Apron that money can buy. Keep dry pa.'r, 49c. baby rubber pants, the Hand made Chocolates, spec ial this week, only 50c the pound. A satisfied customer Is, after all, our host advertise ment. This partly accounts for being one or the brt ad vertised stores In this clir. In other words we make good. Hear thU In mind when purchasing anything of this establishment and remember, R must be worth tlie money paid or jour-WMMiejr Iw. . J i