East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 07, 1921, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAttY BA&T OfcEGONlAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, MA? 7, 102t.
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, People Here and There
THE OLD HOME TOWN ' '
Mr. Vlrtor KnlstU cam hint from
Dayton todfly. : . K.;, -
Charlps Mnlon of Sunflcld
Saturday her, .i - -
ptot
A. C, Voelker and family were Tier
yenterd.iy from HeimUton .
M. Ii. Brim,, who roprexents
Diamond Tire Co., In In the city.
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' Mr. and .Mrs. p. A. lavltt of Im
Grands, were in the city yemorday.
Ortrue Hurt him arrived from Port
land and In the new chef at the Quelle
Cafe, llort wan with IleHMe'a Cafe for
four yearn.
J. It. Howler will (o to I -a Crande
Sunday for a vlxlt with hi Rioter.
U Macken and family of I'llot nock
were hers today.
C. P. Adamn and luy Ada mi of To
coma were In Pendleton Friday on
bUHlnexH.
Many partiea are belnif made up for
motor trlpM to Cold Hprlnxn Hull to
nlght where n blic dance will be enjoy
ed. .
Bowman Studio
Pnulhioii, Oregon
I'OHTIUITS
l'OKT CARDS
Kodulf film for nale, film de
veloped and printed.
A party from Jterminton conniHtlnR
of James Morrieon, Italph Lonichorn,
Hoy Hllvey and B. Litrkln were here
today from llermlxton.
Jake fionflleth, Paul Smith, K. E.
Hodge und I. A. Appel of Twin Kill Ik,
; Idaho, were here hint night for the en-
campment of the Modern Woodmen of
j America. They atarted home lam
r niKht overland.
I The aerloun lllneea of ' bin mother
cnllt-d (lunner ltrfton to Portland
Ithla morning. The meeeuge did not
Klve the nature of the lllneie but In.
Id lea ted that Mr. Pelernon'a condition
In KeriouH. Itoucoe VaiiKhan will catch
for the lluclcn tomorrow in tho tib
Honce of Captain 1'eJerHon.
Prank Keyn farmn land In the Wal
la Walla country and malien h!H home
In the Harden Cy. He U In the cil
today, having motored here thin rnorn-
Inforruallon hnn been rocolved hore
of the election of Minn F.lva lioonc,
teacher of the fourth uraile at the
Lincoln achool, to teach In the Port
land nchnnln. She wan named hint
nlKht'by the Portland official.
(Jeorge Huntington Currey, owner
of the llaker Herald In In Pendleton
toduy upon a buslnenn trip. Mr. Cur
rey haa made many improvemi-ntH in
the Herald nlnce taking Ik over hint
year. j
Mr. and Mrn. John Knight anl chil
dren left thin morning for Salt Lake
rhere they will Probably nuend nrv-
ariil (nnilfhd Uf k'lltvht Ii t. u K....M i... '
employe of Huntley & Co.
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HYXOPSI8 OP TUB ANNl'At, KTATEMKN'T OP THE
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
of New Vork( In the Riate of .Vew Vork, on the tliirty-firnt day of December,
1J20, made to the Insurance Commlwtloner of the Mate of Oregon, purnuant
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CAPITAL
Amount of caplful atovk paid up f soo 000 00
l.NCOMK
Net premium received during the year H, 005,001. 81
Inlereet, diviilemla. and renin received during the
1 year ' 41.0t.2l
Income from other nulircen received during the year 104.lt
Total Incrtme 11,046 222. 2G
" DISBI'ltSKMEXTS.
N'et loanen paid during the year Including adjust
ment expennen
Diviilendn paid rm capital ntock during the jear. , .
Couimlnnionn and ularlen puid during the year...
Taxe. licennen and feen paid during the year
Amount of all other expenditure
Total expenditure ' 2,CM.I2
ASSETS
Value of real eatate owned (market value) Iue
for relnnuranca $ 17,304.35
Value of etnrk und biituln owned (market value) 094,000.09
Caxh In bank and on hand 5S5,233.ng
Premium In courito of collection written nince
. Kepten ber 30, lit 271,5f).9
Inteinnt und rant oue and accrued ., 734.04
Total admitted aOMBta
LIABILITIES.
Groan claims for lotwen unpaid , S 34,0(14.80
Amount of unearned premiunm on all outstand
ing rtnkn 361.332.23
Due for cnmmlMdon and brokerage 4u, 045.72
All other liabilities 10,000.00
Toiul lianlntieH, exclunlve of cupltal ntfK'k
HI SI NEKS I OKKOOX X)U THE Vi:AR
Net premiums received during the year 124, 912. 2
Loem-n paid during the year . . 10,137.00
Iyossos Incurred during the year 10.H37.C0
Name of Company, Hartford Live Stock Insurance Co.
Name of President, It. M. Hlnnell.
Name'of Secretary. Jan, L. I). Kearney r
fltatutoi-y resident attorney for service, Insurance CommlKitioner.
Approved und filed April 7 1921.
11ENTI.KV HOIHrKS, A. C. H.VIU1FJC,
IaxhI Agent Inmirance ominbvslooer,
The church at Jloklmnn, whic h in a I
community center for the town, in be-1
ing papered and painted. Hay W. W.
Hurrah, who attended the road meet
ing in that town yesterday. The Hold
man banebull team Is practicing dally
and recently defeated Nolln In a
warmly contented game.
1. 386. 915.76
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Want lllgliway Hoard
Inasmuch a the three memhem of
the state highway commission are now
In Eastern Oregon being enroute to
Ontario, It Is desired by member of
the county court and the Commercial
Association to have the commisxinn
top off In Pendleton while on the re
turn trip to Portland. An effort will
be made to have t;ie commissioners
stop here so that local road needs may
be net before them.
Old Survey Is pound
This forenoon a delegation of men
Interested In the Improvement of the
Stage Gulch road wan before the coun
ty court asking that certain work be
done. It was previously believed by
the court that the Stage Gulch road
had not been surveyed but an old sur
vey from "Swift' station to Umatilla"
wa discovered. The survey was made
by Col. J. H. Haley when he wa a
)oung man.
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Taffy Pulling f
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IN OUR DISPLAY WINDOW. 1
BUTTERED CREAM TAFFY, 50c LB. I
Ask for our free samples. f
FRENCH NOUGAT, 50c LB. 1
Vanilla and Real Strawberry Flavor. - I
Our taffy is freshly made every day in our wind-
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The Wistaria I
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Pay Cash Receive More , Pay Leu
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court Phone 880
Cash vs. Credit
When Cash and Credit meet there's not much
zhance of an even race. Cash wins in a walk. Cred
it is badly handicapped it is tied down. If you use
cash you are at liberty to pick the best bargains and
demand the lowest prices.
PayCash?' Receive More Pay Less
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
2U9 E. Court Phone 880
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
WSd l Mother's Day :
g5p Make her happy by properly . .
1 I ' Gifts that last. ; . ';
Cy t? h 'demeleiy0 .
CZz2f nJFt o Pendleton f
a New baby Aumveo.AT vnii, I f V Ore. - ft
1 LEONARD TOWNSENDS HOME VPTERPAV f I f N.
I t BOTH PAB6AIT3 DQiNtt Vm- .. 1 I
I vTat i I Tlie f.uriti-st Diamond lxwlers In liuM'rn )riirn
The Ited Crocs office is under the dl- IjR l!f
; lec tlun of Miss Ksther Kenny, social XVA M)
wrvlce worker. 'SVji?! - .
fA.NCAKKS AND WAfTbra from ' '&-T.-z.z r
Kerr a J'ancake Flour.
II rnona Moura I i
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1 an a. m. to 6 p. m.
I DR. OHMART i
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Modern Dentistry
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planned for tomorrow at the Preshy.
(erian church In obervance of Aloth-
ern' Day. In addition to Itev. George I
U Clark" Hermone, the following npe-
cial niunbers will he riven by the choir i
under the direction of lire. S. H. For-
Hhaw: Anlhem. "Hymn of the Pil-
Krlm," by Edward .MaDcowell; Holo,
Mother o' Mine." by Tour, Hung by
Iflyd'j PhllllDH; ;nolo, "Winw of I
,'snow',' bv Hart, eung by Mrs. Will H.
Ilennett: Honir. "HonKst My Mother!
iTuuKht Me," by Dvorak, unit by Mrn.
red Kennlon ami choir.
:tOH Autos "rotHM-cI
The official count of the number of
automobiles croHsIng the Snake river
bridge nt Burbank yenterday Hhowe
that 3000 cara made "e. of the bridge
during the day, according to Ouh lier
lliolet. Northern Pacific conductor.
Uighls of Way t.ivcn.
About 40 farmer of the Holdman
dimrict met yesterday afternoon to die
ciim the right of way for the Cold
Kpring road, which hae been routed
frnm Holdman along the west and
Houth aide of the canyon and which
wi:l Join the diagonal road from Her
m'Hton to Cold Hprlng. W. V. Harnth
attended the meeting and Btaten that
the majorlt' of owner of land through
which the road will go were in favor of
giving the right of way and the major.
Ity digued the necf-xnary paper which
were prepared by the engineer. The
meeting began in the morning and
continued through the afternoon, with
a dinner nerved at noon. '
Ml Boone f licxn.
Mlsa Klva Boone, of this city, i
among the teacher unanimoimly el
ected by the Portland Hrhool board
Thursday to serve In Portland schools
at the opening of the fall term of this
ye.'ir. One hundred thirty new tvach
era und principal have been ci.o-n
for the Portland achool.
Children Arc Kxnmined.
One hundred twenty-five children
were examined at the Children Con
ference held yesterday and today at
IlerniiMon by Mrs. Edith G. Van Deu
sen .home demonstration agent, .Desist
ed by Mis Lassie I-ane, nutrition ex
pert from O. A. C. Doctoi who aided
In the work were Dr. W. W.
lllsley, of Hermlston; ;Dr. C. O.
Wainscot t and Ir. H. J. Kavanaugh,
of Pendleton; Dr. Charle H. Smith of
Athena and Dr. William II. MeKinney
of Weston. Mr. Henry Sommerer, of
Hermiton. wa chairman of the com
mittee of hostesses in charge.
Valuable I turn Burned.
A heavy loss wa suffered last night
on the Olney Bimpson farm In De
spain (iulch when a big barn burned
to the ground. There was no insur
ance on either barn or contents, and
all the equipment, some grain, and feed
were conmrmed In the fire."- Twenty
head of mules were stabled for the
night In the barn, and only eight of
them were saved. The fire was dis
covered about midnight by one of the
boys at the house who thought the
light he saw came from an automobile
headlight. Jesse Vaughn, who farms
the place, suffered painful wounds in
his effort to free the livestock. He
was burned on the face, hand and
arms.
Kpco'al Music Tomorrow.
A special musical program ha been
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR KENT Apartment 109 Water.
IX8T Catalogue case; Hardware.
Falllng'McColman Co.. Portland.
Finder return to Hotel Pendleton.
Contracts Are Sljtncd.
About 2100 acres of hay have been
contracted for under the marketing
agreement of the recently formed
Oregon Cooperative Hay Growers- As
sociation and It is expected that
Uoardman and lrrigon growers will
each sign up for 1000 acres, more than
reaching the necessary total of 4000
acres which must be secured hpfore
the contract are binding, say Fred
Bennion, county agriculture agent.
Meetings nre being held in Uoardman
and Iri igon today to get signer to the
agreement. The 2100 acres is signed
by 60 growers of limatilia and Morrow
counties. No charge are made In the
agreement against hay consumed lo
rnlly which indicates that the policy of
the organization is not to hold up .the
price (if alfalfa. The contract I n
three year one.
Notice to K. of P.
, Work in the Second Degree Monday
evening. .
H. n. MANGOLD. C. P.
Mrs 1 milliner Kmploycd
Mrs. George B. Daubner has been
employed by the lmatilla County Hed
Cross as clerical secretary and Is now
doing the duties formerly performed
by Mrs. Charles Haynes, who resigned.
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BIG
DANCE
COLD SPRINGS
HALL
Or. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronic and Nervous Diseases zxt
Diseases of Women. Jf-Ray Elect rl
1'bsrapsutlca.
fsmple Bld(. Room II
Phons 41
Phone Z10.W P. O. Bos S5'
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The movies ai after Keith fiorn-11. llicksville. O., lo lake ih- oluoe of .
Fatty Arbuckle In klupstick nmiitliea Keith is is. weigh 4o. Is uf inrhev
around lb waiat and can lift on and of a flivver with on hand.
(Everybody Invite J)
Pump up your auto tires
Fill your tank,
Close up the office door
With a yank.
Get the kiddies and
Get the wife,
Lay aside all
Daily strife
Gather up bushels of
Choicest smiles
Drive for the mountains
Thirty miles.
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THE EASTERN OREGON
AUTO CLUB
J Has set the date for its
Annual Tub
At Bingham Springs cn
May fifteen.
Young and old will join
The careen
From early morn to
Late at night
There'll be something on
AH right, all right
Fat men's races and
A community swim
Something to suit each
Fanciful whim.
Dancing and Feasting
And fun galore
When we. get through
You'll want some more
So next Sunday's the day
On May fifteen
'Twill be the "Whoppingist"
time
Yu ever "seen."
Toilet Necessities
Priced to Save You Money
Williams Shaving Soap, bar 5c
Djer Kiss Talcum Powder 25c
Djer Kiss Face Powder, large 98c
Djer Kiss Face Powder, medium 69c
Djer Kiss Toilet Water $1.98
Colgates Dental Cream, small 8c
Colgates Dental Cream, large 19c
Colgates Talcum Powder, all odors. ..... 19c
Mennens Talcum Powder 19c
Air Float Violet Talcum 10c
Mentholatum, large ; 89c
Mentholatum, small 19c
Packers Tar Soap , 19c
Cuticura Soap 19c
"Featheredge" Rubber Sponges, size 3. 25c
"Featheredge" Bath Brushes 69c
Prophylactic "Penetrator" Hair Brushes 98c
Keepclean Hair Brushes : 49c
Keepclean Clothes Brushes 49c
Tooth Brushes 10c, 19c
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, each 33c
Pebecco Tooth Paste , . 35c
Pepsodent Tooth Paste, tube 39c
Hinds Honey and Almond Cream .' ... 35c
Palmolive Vanishing Cream, tube 19c; jar 39c
Palmolive Cold Cream tube 19c; jar 39c
Palmolive Talcum Powder 19c
Palmolive Face Powder 39c
Palmolive Liquid Shampoo, large bottle. . 49c
Vaseline, bottle . . 10c
Pompeian Talcum Powder, can 19c
Pompeian Beauty Powder 39c
Pompeian Massage Cream 39c
Pompeian Night Cream 39c
Pompeian Day Cream 39c
Pompeian Toilet Water $1.19
Palmolive Shaving Cream, tube 25c
Colgates Shaving Cream, tube 29c
Colgates Rapid Shaving Powder 29c
Colgates Shaving Stick 29c
Gillette Safety Razor with twelve blades,
leatherette or nickled case . $2.98
Gillette razor blades, package of 6 ...... . 39c
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Assorted Cream Wafers
40c
FLORA DORA PUFFS, 40c
Try our delicious new Fountain Specialties.
A trial will convince and you will be pleased with
our service.
THE CRYSTAL
Formerly The Palm Phone 575 633 Main St.
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