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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1921)
ft-"-"-' V t TEN PAGE3 DAILY EAST OEEOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL J 9, 1921. PACE THREE -ii . , - News Notes of Pendleton GALKMJAIl Or EVENTS May 6 County school Orato- rlral and Declamatory Content, at high school auditorium, May 7 County ichoot track and field meet at Hound-Up Park. May 11, 12, 13 State Parent Teacher Association convention. May 31, June 1 and 2 Btute convention of Oregon Federation of Women' cluba, June 14, 15, 16 Htiite con- ventton of the G. A. It. September ii, 23, 24 Annual Pendleton Round-Uu. (iraili Streets Willi Trustor A demonstration of the Khawnee tractor In street grading work wns made yesterday In Pendleton by N. K. OlniHtend, local representative of the Clydo Equipment Co. of Portland. The direct that received attention was (.Via ble between Hluff and TiiMtln streets, n nd the surface wan left In excellent rendition following two and one-half ' hour of grading. The muchina la specially designed to be toted for roal work by highway dlHtrlctM, iniinlcliiill- "J!oy Scout of America," nnd will fly tied nnd nmd IhiUcIcth, and requires the the Hlundurd from the window of the services of only one nmn. It will bo kept here during thin week and then 'Will bo taken to i,a rjramlH where the mountain roud will be worked and graded In an effort to throw the high way open to truffle, (inly one ma chine nan been mild on thin side of the mountains, Columbia county being the purchaser. .They are used extensively In the cunt nod middle wcHtern states, Mr. Oluistead says. I toy Bcout headiUurters In hall. the city Mr. Mrlllltlon I III ployed Airs. Cindy .Mciiatlon has returned from Portland and Is employed us office nurse by Dr. Fred Lleuullen. Hoys Knouts to March, The Buy Hoouts of Pendleton, who expect to lake part In the parade during the (. A. It. slate encampment to bo held here June 14, 15 and IS, received their first Instruction In mil itary drill last night at the city hull. Churle Vlnier gave Instruction to the boys of Putrol No. 1, and the boys of I'atrol No, 2 are to be Instructed on Wednesday night by II. J. Kirby, scout master. At litHt night's meeting, Patrol No. 1 organized a baseball team Ituinfiill In .OS. The rainfall for today is .08 Inches, according to the report of Major Lee Moorhouse, official weather ovserver. The maximum today is 62 und the minimum 4 3, one of the warmest nights of spring. The burometer res inters 29. DO. Moonshine Stuff rieven days In the city Jull and the memory of a "Jag" aro nil that Dan Holowell and Iin Gehcnl have left to remind them of a quantity of moon shine they drunk lust night. The po lice arrested them In tnc railroad yards where they were creutlng a disturb ance.. .liuieA iritv Herald L'uve them which will play Patrol No. 2. It "i ; the seven days, planned also to have a tennis tourna- ' liuiiiiiiiuiiiimiimimiiiiimmmiiiiiummmiiim miiiinmimmi Use the Phones Grocery, Two Phones 523 Other Depts. 78 and 79 r a us f mm . rm M QUALITY SERVICE. PEN ULKTON'8 tEAMXG TORE Use the Thones Grocery, Two Phones 523 Other Depts. 78 and 79 Materials for G r adu ation Dresses , Buy them now and make them up. Such as Organdie, Crepe de Chine, Chiffon, Voile and Georgette. Laces and the like. ment between the members of the two patrol. Both patrols will later buy a large banner hearing the words, I o -101101101101101101101101 RICH, CLEAN MORNING'S MILK Woodcock Egg Noodles Selected wheat and eggs in quantities in excess of government requirements. Woodcock Egg Noodles. Rich golden in col or, and positively delicious. No adulterants no coloring matter of any kind. Full 7 oz. package 35c. - "DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT" . "Waste Less Buy the Best" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. 301 East Court Street PI ION I .S "101" Private lOxt'liangc Connects Ikith Departments, "1U11U1 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 i t'lotlirslino Tbltwra Complaint was made ttils morning by members of the l'eto Pohl family, who live on Went Court street, that clothing was taken from tho clothes line In the yard some time during tho night, fcteven both towels and Borne handkerchief were taken. The police are Inclined to believe that Pendleton is harboring some hoboes who believe in using wuter and towels. ItcmaliiH In Jail Harry Mcl.ain. nrrested JBaturday night at Kieth by members of the sheriffs force for alleged larceny of i five sets of harness from John Plant ing lost November, wulved examination yesterday afternoon when he was tak en before Justice Joe H. Parkes. In ability to furnish bond to the amount of Ti00 demanded by the court result ed In Mcl.aln being remanded to the county Jail. Writes for IjoimIoii Pros John K. Lathrop, former city editor of the East Oregoniun and well re membered by mnny Pendletonlans Is now In London. Mr. Lnthrop has been in various pc.rts of Europe and recent ly ban wrlt.cn a series of articles for the Financial Times of London. He Is expecting to return to New York shortly. On his return to America he is to consider a lecture tour and may include Pendleton In his Itinerary. BUSY BOY How does the busy little monk improve each waiting minute? He scratches his head from morn till night, because 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 phone 82W Hotel Pendleton Block When in doubt ask Hanscom. He knows? Dog Uifiwes Show Increase If Just catching dog was all that .vorried Arthur Mason, the city's offi cial rounder-iip of canines, he wouldn't be bothered to any very great extent, he says. Hut It's one thing to get them, and quite another matter to keep them in tho lockup. Last night ten of them dug their way to safety, and this morning he started corralling them again. The number of city licenses for dog taken out so far this year Is 105. i nly 6 were paid for lost year and 92 the year before. lien vps for Hcrniiston Mrs. Edith a. Vun peusen, home demonstration agent, left today for Hermiston where she will speak this afternoon at a meeting of the com munity club, her topic being the "Sani tary Bide of the Fly Campaign." Oth er numbers on the club program will include a talk on flower planting by J. I'elmuder; on rose cultivation by Mrs. J. T. Hinkie; on the decorative value of vines, by Mrs. Carrel); and talks on other topics related to civic improve ment by Mrs. M. D. S'croggs, Mrs. A. W. Purdy. and Mrs. H. M. Schilling. IMPORTED ORGANDIE1 You'll like the quality of these fine, filmy, sheer organ dies, specially of graduation dresses. Buy yours now and have it made up, for that grand occasion, because you know you want to look your best. Organdie 85c, $1.50 yd. LYK LINEN A fine, sheer fabric that washes beautifully and wears well 40c, 50c, 65c CHIFFONS AND GEORGETTE1 A roca marie nn nf pitVipp will be one to be Droud of, as they are light and sheer, specially for the kind of dress you wish. Chiffon, yard g-JO Georgette, yard :4"uu SILK GLOVES 31.00 TO $2.00 PAIR You may not use them on graduation day, but they will come in handy later on. A big assortment to select from. Buy silk gloves now as they are very stylish for spring and summer. VOILES Mercerized finish and of finest texture, specially good for dresses of above nature, yd.. . 65c to $1.00 WHITE SILK HOSIERY $1.75 to $3.00 Pr. Some plain and some with a lace stripe. Most suit able to wear on graduation night. BEAUTIFUL LACES A new shipment just recrived of Ileanlifiil I jk-ck for rwrjr pllrI,, Imlnty little Edgings to trim graduation dresx'S of Calnls, Noiioaoilic, Yalx, Mechlin, l ib I and tlx like. The ilcslgi's are at-Iruc-tiie anil dilferint. Buy them now Ix-caiiM-you're going to tie yards ami yards of Iwes, aiil 5c to 30'. m 1 it- a 'Ml III mm SPECIAL LOT LACES 5c One special lot laces marked 5c yard, in cludes laces of many kinds and widths, some fine and some lineen laces. You'll like the as sortment. Come down and buy your needs for baby dresses, waists and underwear. COLLAR POINT LACES Popular as ever are these collar point laces of filet, woven laces, Venice and Macromae. It gives just the finish for the neck and cuffs of dresses. Yard $1.50 to $3.00 THE NEW NET VESTING S1.00TOS1.50YD. Something new for vests embroidered net Can be cut so as to make the collar and cuffs to match. ' Total Hcllpse Coming The total eclipse of the moon, sched uled for Thursday night, Is the only to tal eclipse which will be visible this year In the western part of the United elates. At 8:!i7 p. m., Pacific time, ac cording to astronomical predictions, I the tnoon will befln to enter the outer shadow of the earth but It will not be gin to pass Into the renl shadow until IP. US p. m., when the shadow will be gin to show on the rim of the moon and will slowly jndvance across the moon's face until 11:23 p. m. when the moon will be completely within the i shadow and the eclipse will be total. This will continue, It is predicted, un- ( til 12:03 a. m., when the bright rim will rlowly become visible on the side of the moon first eclipsed and by 1:20 a. in. the moon will havo complete! emerged from the shadow. Universal Coal and Wood Range BIG VALUE AT RIGHT PRICE MACHINE rCtD IEGISTM DAMPER SANITARY U IMI foiSir- UN Sr If I1X AV t . iil .1. Vf 't. XJt m in i ! -r.a i mrs, . 3 . 2 ."H 1 H'LflJt ,i:,iv v WHITf PORCELAIN PUSHER RACK PATENTED ADJUSTABLE SII0IMS OVEN OAMPCR MTENTEO UFTKEVpIATE SOLID CAST LEFT END WIDE Ei SHALLOW fIRE BO' CRAFT I PORER OOOR REMOVABLE BUPLR MATES ii-JV its TRIBUTE. UNIVERSAL DROP DOOR (.CHECK 0AM PER KEY PLATE TOP DOUBLE OVEN BACI PORCELAIN LIKED HITE PORCELAIN DOOR FRONT PORCELAIN FLUE LINING EAVY ASBESTOS MILL BOARD HEAVY POUSHtO. STEEL BODY INSIDE PORCELAIN OVEN DOOR LINING PORCELAIN FLUE BOTTOM CLEAN OUT POOH' A FULL LINE OF COMBINATION RANGES BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD CORSETS 81.50 TO 87.50 These are special models for the young girls, designed to the natur al form support and yet be com fortable in wear. Select yours now. UNDERWEAR Either of silk, silk top or of the finest mercerized lisle thread knit. They are of the best quality they fit well and wear better. Garment. . . $1.50 to $5.00 ;(lPj EXQUISITE NEW UNDERGARMENTS In Modes of the Dainty Simplicity Made in sheer white fabrics that you will like, some are hand worked with the beauty of gradu ation white wear. Here are many new types of gar ments and many novel treatments of familiar gar ments at prices that mark new standards in high values. Garment $2.95 to $7.50 Milk lnsKVtlon IK-slred Inspection of dairies, testing of cows for tuberculosis, und other matters of Interest to dairymen und the public will tie taken up at a meetinK to be held some time this week by dairymen, with C. L. Hawley, state dairy and food commissioner, lr. Frank Hoyden, city physician, Harold Warner, city attor ney, and Fred ltennion, county agent, present. Mr. Hawley will assist local dairymen in working out plana for sale of milk 1 1 comply with state regula tions. It Is probable that the meeting will result In a request for a city or dinance covering the wholesale and re tail sale of milk in the city. Dairymen are also anxious to have the city make a ruling which will prevent the sale ot stolen milk bottles. Dairymen declare that during one month dairies suffered a total loss of $175 In milk bottles. lllllllllllll,iii11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Society for over 75 years has relied upon Uouraud j (' Oriental Cream to keep the skin and complex ion in perfect condition through the stress of the season's activities. Send IS e. lot Trial Sin FIRD.T. HortlNS 4S0JI New YOTKUIT ESI Universal Stoves & furnaces Miss lillciiian Wins Honors. Miss Helen ldlcman of this city, the daughter of Pr. and Mrs. ; l. Idle man, made the best gnuUs among l inatllla county students at the I'nl verslty of Oregon during '-!ic winter term, ai'conling to a rcporc the grades made at the college. She Is majoring In literature. Miss ldlcman won honors nisi when a stu dent of the Pendleton high school and In her senior year won the cup awarded to the best all-round student. Arthur Kinld of this city who is ma joring In Journalism wis second In the Hit announced by tho L'nl"ers'.ty. bis average being somewhat lower trt.ir Miss, Idleman's. Hcs'des MP'S Idlenuin, the girls fro'.i this oou.v.y wi.o received the best g.iulcs weiv Mm Arcta I.lttlejoh'i of Ahcna, a history major, Miss Vera Huev of Pendleton, a rhetoric major and Miss Margaret Phelps of Pendleton, h music major, llesldes Arthur Hudd. the I'matllla county boys making the best grades were Kalph Iturgess of Pendleton and Verne Dudley, of Athena. Will Play Helix. 1 The liaptist church baseball team will leave by auto today at 4 p. m. for Helix to meet tho Helix Itnptist cnurcn team In the first ot a series of games. Art Morris und Guy Johnson are the pitchers for the Pendleton team anil Charles Pturdhant is the catcher. Curl Maglnnls Is manager for the Pendle ton nine. OTHER NEWS OF THIS DEPARTMENT ON PAGE 5 YVOl I.I SUIT 1HVWX ;.S WOKKS s'"!!' Vimr been so filled with gas Jot the last three years that I felt , count pietty nearly supply our town. I also hnd frequent pains in right side In region of the appendix. Doctors didn't help much, one day my neigh bor t'-ld me about what Mayr's Won derful Remedy had done for him and t got a bottle of our druggist. I can say that It will do all and more than you claim for It." It is a simple, harmless preparation thst removes tho catarrhal mucus front the Intestinal tract and al- lavs the Inflammation which ccuses I practically all stomach, liver and In testinal aliments. Including appendi citis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Druggists everywhere. 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 thein. 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 A BIG SPECIAL 90c buys the best Coverall that money can buy. Making your dollars fct-l pood can be accomplished by spending them with this store. They purchase values ot highest quality marked at the lowest irio"9. Our busi ness policy Is one of profit sharing whereby we save you money by giving you more for It. Thus the reason for our success. THE BEE HIVE "More for Lew" PENDLETON OREGON The best Hair Net on the market. S for 23c F-uglo Heads, Trimming Beads, 13c to 23o. Shoe Polish, lOo. West Electric Curlers, five on the card. :2c. Darning cotton, the ball. Sc. Colored Lawn, Iiiaa Tapes, all colors, 22c Keep dry baby rubber pants, tho pair, l!H Hand made Chocolates, spec ial this week, only 50c the pound. THE STORE , OF DEPENDABILITY WHILE THEY LAST 90c buys the best Ladies' Percale Apron that mony can buy. A satisfied I'lislmiior Is, after all, our'bot advertise meiit. This partly accounts for being one of the best ad vertised storm in this rtiy. In other words w nut k is IPMHl. Hear this In mind when purchasing anything of this establishment and remember, M must hf worth tlwi money paid or your oioney back. .