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News Notes of Pendleton
CAIiKNDAlt OP EVENTS
May 8 Mothers.' Day
May 11, 12, PiState Parent
Teacher Association convention.
Mny 31, Juno 1 and 2 Stute
convention of Oictfun Federation
of Women's clubs.
June 3 ami 4 Twenty-ninth
Annual J 'ioiiocr Picnic.
June M, 15, 16 Stat con
ventlnn of tho u. a. n.
September 22, 23. 24 Annual
PniWii Round-lie.
l'4lwouls Win l'liiy-off
The play-off sumo Hinged hint nlf lit
hy tlio Methodists and Kplsoopuls In
the Twilight Icskuo waH won ly the
Kin('iiiiiIh. Tho KNm reunited from
a He eonteHt plned Wednesday even
Inn when neither sldo could establish
lifter five InnlnKs of tusKlInK when the
wore 'wiiii even nt 7-7. Last niitht's
score was 10 to 8. Plrlrh pitched for
tho Mcthodlslsrand (lllctto twirled for
the winners. The victory W.-'H due to
the Inability of the Methodist catchers
to keep rirlch'o smoke balls In t ho
mitt after they woje delivered, several
scop,.., hitilUf made on passed 1 lllls.
All Tlio Wuy rrom New Jersey
That different sections of thin Unit
ed StatcB will bo represented hy teach
ers when tlio summer normal Ib open
ed this year Is assured In the list of
applications that have licen received
by Huperintondcnt H. F,. Inlow. yes
terday a teacher In Kast Oraniie, New
Jersey, went her application. Another
Inyiilry him been received from a
teacher In Illinois. Kvery day Is bring
ing a hatch of letters Inquiring about
tho school.
MerclmnlH Mf-t lit Three
The meetlhiT of the merchants of tho
Commercial Association, whieh was
scheduled to have yhecn held at 4
o'clock Monday nftenioon has , la-en
changed so the men can gallr at 3
o'clock instead. An unusually heavy
amount of business to take euro of Is
the cause of the change It) time. Tho
proposed style sliow and home pen.
ducts display features will be consid
ered, and It Is expected that o definite
date for the events will be decided on
at this time,
Jaw Badly I Yaiiured,
The jaws of T. Jackson, colored,
hurt recently In an automobile eollis-
i Ion. are completely broken In two, In
two places on opposite sides of the
mouth, X-Huy pictures of the fracture
revculcd today. Tho Juw has been set
and only local anesthetic used mil ac
cording to doctors and J'ir. Jiavid P..
Hill, dentist, the bonis will knit If
blood poisoning does not set In. There
Is some danger of this as the injuries
may cause infection.
BUY
AT
HOME
lflfy QUALITY
& SERVICE. ,
AT
HOME
PENDLETON'S IFADIXO "TORB
Kiiught Taking i
While looking for a suspected coal
thief last night at Iticth, Thomas F.
llooney mid Glen liushee, special
agents for the o. V. It. & X. forgot
tho one sort of purlolner and captured
an. ice thief. The man arrested was !.
11. Jemiings who runs a pool hall. The
officers say he was busily engaged in
lifting two-bits worth of ice from the
plant of the I'aclfic Fruit Exchange
when he was apprehended. He plead
ed iuii;:y to the offense when haled
before Justice Joe H. i'arkes and paid
a fine of $ir,. Tho man who had each,
td a sack of coal for whom the a:cnt:i
were looking failed to arrive for his
property and thcrely saved himself
some inconvenience.
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RICT, CLEAN MORNING'S MILK
A TOAST TO MOTHERS
So, here's to the mothers of every land, to your
mother and to mine,
To their courajre, devotion, self-sacrifice, true, the
Bymbols of motherhood fine;;
Lone; may their banner, triumphant and free, wave
o'er the strife of the world, '
Shedding its iroklcn beams down through the
years, wherever its folds are unfurled;;
And as it sway.; over hind and sea, kissed by the
breezes of May,
We, too, do it homage with uplifted hearts, as we
toast it on Mothers' Day.
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
301 East Court Street
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k About Septic Tank. j
O. A. Hart man, mayor of Pendleton, is
has officially written Hen F. Hill, 3
mayor of Walla Walla inquiring as to s
the disposition of garbage and sewage i
in Walla Walla, particularly in refer-;!!
once to the use of a septic tank before t3
sewage is allowed to be emptied Into a !
running stream. The Hound-up town;s
executive called attention to the fact I J;
that tho Oregon law compels the pass- l
ago ol sewage through a septic tank i 2
before It is released and as Pendleton
Is n violator of tho state law, step must E
bo Immediately taken to come within
the statute. As the Washington law!;;
allows scwago to he emptied iuto's '
streams without the septic lank treat-
ment, the mayor was unable to offer jE
advice to the Pendleton executive.
Walla Walla Pullotin.
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His Hip Pocket
Yes, that is exactly where he put it. Rather a queer
place for a fellow to put a new piece of jewelry, eh?
But then men and women differ as to a place of safe
ty. He realizes he has some wonderful value. It was up
to him.to find a plnce, of safe keeping.
SAFETY FIRST ! Now fellow townsmen, you have
the same opportunity to take advantage of the reduced
prices in our high grade Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silverware, etc. All we ask is for you to dome in and let
us show you the wonderful values.
H anscom's Jewelry Store
fVslro) County J.lu rnture.
A letter from the secretary of the
State Kxblhlt at Portland has ben re
ceived by tho lTndleton Commercial
Association 111 which a request b made i
tiW descriptive literature of Pendleton I
and I'matlHa county to he us;d in dis
tribution to tourists and prospective I
hoiitcscekers. Many Inquiries relative I
to this section of tho state have-been
received, according to the letter. The j
request can not be acted on Immedi
ately, due to the fact that the asso
ciation nas not ct compiled any)
booklets of this nature. The matter I
has been under consideration for some
time, and it Is expected that continued
demands will result In tho publication'
of literature suitable to meet the j S
needs of those who have heard of the I
county and have expressed a desire S
to come here to locate.
BI-SWING the exclusive Fashion Park copy
righted treament of all Norfolk coat sleeves,
permitting contraction or expansion, and thus
agfording greater ease and comfort and better
fit not to be had in any other clothes. V
BEST-VALUE CLOTHES! ,
; Correct Spring Styles ,
Corroct Spring Styles
Specially Priced at 350
Style, quality, fit and tailoring considered,
these suits are values that cannot be surpassed
anywhere even the best custom-tailor cannot
give you anything better or more stylish' at al
most double our price you'll like their smart
style, and youH appreciate their rich all wool
fabrics and fine hand-tailored workmanship.
Every "Good" New Spring
Style and Weave is Here
The lively, vigorous styles that j"onne Miami like; the cotuwna
tlv stjh tliat find, favor with okler men and such a W(f Ta.
rlcty of handsome weaves and colors Uiat every taste can readily
be gratified.
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS OF GOOD QUALITY, FIT AND LOW
, - v: . PRICED. BUY YOUR NEEDS NOW.
Men's Athletic Under- 1 TYTpiAi Shy
wear, 75c
Who lias JIooiils?
Tho hoiisin',' problem in Pendleton
this summer will be ucute according to
the attitude of local people toward
providing accommodations for special
convention visitors Rnd school teach
ers who will come for the normal
course here. The school teachers ats
I faring belter than the convention
j guests to date. The Commercial As
isoi iation is making a listing of all
J available rooms as rapidly as people
telephone the office and make known
the accommodations tliey can pro
i vide. To date, seven rooms for teach-
ccs have been listed, each room Pe
ine; lni'i-re enough to accommodate two
te.u hers. V. 11. C. officials have writ
ten for Ifl rooms fr their delegates
durinirthe ;. A. H. convention In June
and the Daughters of Veterans want
an (iual number. Justin.' are IVim;
made as rapidly as possible.
Made of f;SMl quality dimity. Cut full
and will wear wi ll.
Men's Athletic Under
wear $1.25, 31.50, 32.00
Made of best quality dimity ami under
wear rcM Cut full size.' No MiiiIIiik ami
they fit nml wear well. We, luive your
JMen's Silk Undenvear,
Athletic Style, $5.00 Suit
lMl.nWI.Il I.CXr. for men.
Mailt; of bt quality silk, double scam.s, ml
lull which allow filitlom.
Boys' Undenvear
75c, 1.00, $1.25, $1.50
Athletic styles for the boy. of dimity and
rri'is", which will keep him cool when tlio
warm days come. All sizes in stock now.
liny the hoys' need now.
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Fishing
Tackle
That
Brings
Results
About that
rl Winchester
U4wSe22. cal. for
I'l-ee lectures Monday.
I Dr. J. ". Jones, dental expert, -vill
lecture in Pendleton on Mon.la.' 01
"Hentnl Jiyiricne" under the ii'ispiees
; of the Oregon State Hoard of Dental
I Kxaniiners. lie will lecture to th
, public school pupils at the high school
auditorium in the afternoon, probably
'at 3 o'clock, and In the evening at S
o'clock to adults at the library auci
: toriom. H'is 4 cture is en'ertainint: as
well as instructive and he will show
ISO slides as well as two reels of i.kv
j ing pictures entitled "Come -lana."
.The movies show the efforts ol' an
j American youth to enter the army.
He is barred because of Ii.i l teeth bm
j ho remedies this defect throii.'Th den
ial hygiene and modern dentistry and
i finally is act epted ' for army service.
The lectures arc free to tho public.
I Fifteen hundred people heard the lec
j litre when Dr. Jone.s gave it in Ku-
Rene recently.
Of all kinds, the best of quality at tlia low
est prices, lie, 23c, S5c, 50c, 65c, lie,
1.00 to $2.00.
Boys' Hose; :. "
Good heavy, sturdy hose, pair 45c
Boys' Poros Knit
And Balbrleitan underwear. . The kind that
will give him best of .service 5100 and $l.5
Boys' Pajamas $L50
Made Just like the men's garment. Cut
full and will wear well. ,
Men's Pajamas
$2.50 to $8.50
Sleep In comfort by wearing a ' suit of
these pajamas. Made of soloseUe, mad raj
and silk, some plain and gome fancy, offer
ed in white and colors. We have your size.
Buy now.
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ini; that steamship traffic, formerly in
( harRe of the railroad between the Co
lumbia lliver and California, be re
sumed as quickly as possible has been
circulated In Pendleton for several
days among shippers and business men
by tho Pendleton Commercial Asso
ciation. .Several hundred signatures
were soeimd to the petition. Former
ly the railroad company operated the
tlreat Northern and the Northern
Pacific, but at the beginning of the
war the Rovernment bought the ships,
"i he S. P. and t. lias first chanco to
lease tho ships from tho government.
The Port of Astoria has offered the
use of its fine new dock free of charge
to the company for use if the traffic
is resumed. Portland, Astoria, llcnd,
Walla Walla and Pendleton are tak
ing an active, part in an effort to get
the ships returned to this service.
OTHER NEWS OF THIS
DEPARTMENT ON PAGE 5
Want Steamships To ltun
A resolution addressed to the presi
dent of tho S. P. and S. railroad urs-
Carj of Thanks
We wish to express our most sincere
thanks to the many kind friends who
po generously contributed their assist
ance during; our sad bereavement and
loss of our beloved baby. Also to
thank them for the beautiful floral
tributes received.
C. C. TIOPINSON'
AND WIFE.
KKRit'St WlfKAT FLAKES cook
ten minutes.
1 MAGNETOS
t GENERATORS
ELECTRIC STARTERS
Or any part of the electric
system on your car overhauled
and repaired. Satisfaction guar
anteed. HARRY H. GRAHAM.
Wlllard Service Station,
Pendelton. Or.
Phone 84. l.lcx'c nm f
Kodak Finishing
WARD STUDIO
You take'em We makVem
New White House Pup
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"Mo" workr Rays William X. Jackson, custodian of Laddlo Coy, tho,
Whlto House Airedale. For this line Lnslish bull pup. born March 4, haaj
; been presented to President Harding by an admirer. .The iup Is mune)css,
yet, but baa a pcdlgrea as long as your arm.
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