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Afe-ms Notes of Pendleton
CA1.ENDAK OF KVKNTS
May 28-27 I'endleton Mer-
ohanli' and Manufacturers' Car-
nival.
Btx-clnh golf tournament to b
played here Saturday and Bun-
day May 28-29.
' May 31, June 1 and 2 State
convention of Oregon Federation
of Wojncn's clubs.
June 3 and i Twenty-ninth
Annual pioneer Picnic.
June 14, 15. H State con-
tVenllon of the O. A. II.
June 27-Auguet Summer
Normal Bcliool.
September 22. 23. 24 Annual
Pendleton Hound-Up.
WrlKH 111m Approbation .
A letter from J. B. Campbell
In
which lie expressc hln appreciation of lutloiu. Heivlce. Ih here fro
the nervier of local people for their ton. I. C. today and In
part In oHiHtlng him to secure hi op-
iiolntmeiit uh a member of the unci-
atuto Commerce Commission him been
received ut the office of tho Commer
clul Association.
if.tu.1 information
ItepoiiH on the condition of 'tho
roada of Umatilla county to be submit
ted every week are nuked Dy m v--
l,ti- I linn Washington.
II. w. Hoclibaiini, of the Htiite Itc-
Ih here from Wushlng-
confnrriiiK
with Fred Ileiinlon, county iigrlcul-
turo ugent. Mr. llncl.uutim has 11
western Htittea In his district und visits
tblH territory twice, a year, lie wa
formerly loculed in Idaho.
Iliir CaUli of 1'Mi Shown.
Olio hundred Hlxty pounds Ih the to
tal weight of ubout BO beautiful brook
trout caught In East I.ako by Ueorne
Moke preparations now to at
tend Mm Pendleton MKIU'll
A VI'S' AMI M l TACT! II
i:itS' CAKMVAI.. May 20, 27,
IH. IV h a bl tiling.
QUALITY
SERVICE.
rENi.i.rcroji's iraiuno work
BUY AT
HOME
hcvka IMtlon of f'rave
Knowledge of the exact location of
the grave of her father In wanted by
Mr. fl. W. Khortrldgo of Walla Walla
In letter "he ha written to the Com-
.mcrclal AnocloUon. r ller father wan
,a vctoran of the civil war and h In
terment wu In charge of the O. A. U.
mn.w .rr. ,i Feurinir that the lo
cation Of tho lot might be lost. ho
wrote to get the Information.
gon Tourlat and Information llureiiu Iitt i.'0tttne, Ulen Htoile, Hill Chls
In a letter that m on mo u.
of the Commercial AHi-oClatlnn. TI la
Information will bo punnsneu uy
bureau for the benefit of travelers who
ure seeing Oregon.
viMlloton On Tourist Map
That Pendleton will be on the travel
maps prepared by Rand, McNally und
Co la assured by a letter that has
been received by the Commcrclul
4nciution In which a map of the city
together with other Information Is
sought. This data will be used In the.
preparation of the map, and points of
scenic and historical Interest will be
designated for tho uccommodutlon of
toiirlsls.
holm and Jube Temple, who returned
this morning from a fishing trip. All
the fish are large, but t lie longest S
trout measures -) inches and weight S
seven pounus
lug much attention.
The dlspluy hi ullruct-;
Observe Memorial )ny
Special services for Memorial Day
will be observed by the O. A. it. post
lit tho Presbyterian church Sunday.
The services will be held at 11 o'cl jck
with the address by Itev. (loorge L.
Clark, pastor of tho church. The
veterans of the civil war have Invited
Spanish-American veterans and the
veterans of the late war to be present
at tho services.
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MEET US ...
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AT THE
MERCHANTS' AND MANUFAC
TURERS' CARNIVAL.
"You Can Depend on "101" '
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
301 East Court Street .
Phone 101, Private Exchange Connects Both
Departments.
-loi loi-iui i6i loi-ioi loi-ioi ioi r
Official Curnllul Photographer
The Ward Studio has been selected i
as tho official photographer of the 3
Merchants' and Manufacturers' Carnl-
vul according to action that was taken S
by the committee in charge this morn- j
Ing. The committee members urge ex- s
hlblturs and others who want pictures ,3
of the booths and scenes of the carnl- S
vol to secure their pictures from n !z
Pendleton photographer. The action js
was taken following discovery that nil j
outside photographer hud secured pic- 5
lures of many of the booths. . "
(.nests of It. V. Itltner.
Members of the board of directors. S
of the Pendleton Kotary Club will beiS
guests this evening at a dinner parly 1 5
for which Itoy W. Itltner will be host.! 3
The affair will be given at the Ktirlc
llltner upper ranch and guests will
be Carl Cooley, H. It. Thompson, .i'h
ter llamley, Frank Hoyden, Lo'.voll K.
Kern. I.. C. Scharpf. Kred Hennlon
und C. P. A. Lonergiin. J. V. Tall
man, u member of the board, left to
day for Portlund so will be unable to
attend.
Special Prices During the
Merchants and Manu
facturers Carnival
We are placing on special sale these two days Merchandise of Highest
Quality at below BEFORE WAR PRICES. lany of these items are limited,
so come early and get first choice. Every thing laid on counters where you
can see it and be waited on promptly. Don't fail to come in and sec for your
self.
7oc
$1.50 Storm Serge 75e
Black only. Special Sale
Wire Lamp Frames
All sizes and shapes. Special Sale. . One Half Price
40 Inch Chiffon Cloth
For dresses, blouses, lamp shades. Special Sale,
yard
25e and 35c Women's Summer Vests
Special Sale 19c
One Lot Fine Lace Curtains
Special Sale 89c
STORE CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY.
. RIG SALE MEN'S SHIRTS
In our Man Store, including all our E. & W. Shirts
toe
For the Graduate
Now is the time to take advantage of this immense
stock of jewelry und all gifts for the girl and boy grad
uate make your money go as far as it will. That is why
we are offering you these wonderful values.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
Wrist Watches, regulnr $30.00, now tlHM
Wrist Watches, regular $25.00, now tl5.."
Writ Watch?, regulnr $20.00, now $11.35
WrlHt Watches, regular $40.00, now $27.3
Wrbrt Watched, regular $i.00, now $10.50
Boys' WatcJijs. regular $100.00, now , ....$79.8.
Hoys' Watches, regular $75.00, now $o.B5
Hoys' Watches, regular $45.00, now .$aflJJ."
Hoys' Watclus, regular $35.00, now $27.85
NOX-DKKnUCT.llIE I'UAKIjS
Pearl Necks. 18 Inches, resular $10.00, now $.05
l'earl Necks, JO Inches, regular 12.00, now $8.75
I'carl Nocks, 2t Incite, regular $14.00, now $10.5
Everything fur our disposal for tho same reduced prices. Can
you afford to overlook this offer? Come In und look at It Is all wo ask.
Ins corn's J
eweliy Store
Bin: Lot Silk Hose
Kx.mtIv Men Talk !
Hrlef speeches to tho ptudents of
Pendleton schools were made today
by members of the American Ix'tilon.
At the high school this morning; dur
ing the assembly period Dr. Fred A. I
I-lcuullcn was the speaker. This after
noon, the student bodies at Washing
ton, Lincoln and Hawthorne listened Is
to brief addresses by Tom Murphy, S
KrncKt Crockatt and Perry Idlemiin. js
The necessity for observance of Me-is
mortal Day und the keeping alive of 2
patriotism were the themes broii(!htlS
out by the speakers who also told of j
some of their own experiences. 1
To Plan Welcome ' j
Definite announcement of a meeting : "3
at Portland, June 7. of secretaries of I S
commercial organizations and men In ' S
public life, including newspaper edit
ors. Is made In a letter from the state
Chamber of Commerce to the I'endle
ton Commercial Association. The
meeting has been called for the pur
pose of considering ways and means
for receiving the homeseekers who
will be here from the Middle- West
states in July and August. The pros
pective settlers from Nebraska and
Kansas and other states of that sec
tion will leave Omaha July 19, and a
tour of Oregon will be made.
93c
Fishing
Tackle
That
Brings
Results
How
About that
Winchester
22. caL : for
Squirrels?
I
ILawtltoniP dots IfrTonl.
Hawthorne school "holds the record
1n the school fire drills, according to
William Klngold, fire chief, who con
ducted the drills this morning. Haw
thorne pupils were out of the building
one minute after the gong rang. Lin
coln and Washington pupils made
their exist In one minute and five
seconds, while the pupils of the high
school proved moro deliberate and
left the building In one minute, twen
ty seconds. Ilecnuso of the recess
hour, no test was made at I'lcld
school. Chief P.lngold, while at the
grade schools, gave a talk and em
phasized the four "don'ts" of fire pre
vention, as follows: I will not play
with matches; Stamp It out; Turn off
the Current and Clean up trash. H.
E. Inlow, city school superintendent
and Manuel Frledly, chairman of the
school board accompanied Chief
Uingold.
OTHER NEWS OF THIS
DEPARTMENT ON PAGE 5
LI Kr'
6cl
To close out, Special Sale
One Lot Package Emb. Goods
To Close Out One Half Price
Panama Hats on Special Sale
Here's your chance to buy a fine Panama Hat for
summer at a big saving.
$5.00 Value, Special Sale
$6.00 Value, Special Sale
$6.50 Value, Special Sale
$7.00 Value, Special Sale
$7.50 Value, Special Sale
$8.00 Value, Special Sale
$8.50 Value, Special Sale
$9.00 Value, Special Sale
S9.50 Value. Special Sale
$10.00 Value, Special Sale
with or without collars,, t'rencn cuns, percaie, i"-
dras and silk shirts,
$2.00 Values. Special Sale
$2.50 Values, Special Sale
$3.00 Values, Special Sale
$3.50 Values, Special Sale
$4.00 Values, Special Sale
$4.50 Values. Special Sale
$5.00 Values, Special Sale
$1.59
$1.98
$2.23
$2.80
$3.25
$3.60
$3.93
$3.75
$4.50
$4.87
$5.23
$5.60
$5.93
$6.37
$6.75
$7.12
$7.45
$6.00 Values, Special Sale ff JO
$6.50 Values, Special Sale
$7.50 Values, Special Sale f
$8.50 Values, Special Sale . fJ'XX
$0.00 Values, Special Sale 57.0
$10.00 Values, Special Sale $ '-ya
SHOE SPECIAL
In Tripple A Widths.
For you who wear tripple A width, we offer some
real values in pumps and oxfords. Black kid oxfords
and pumps, brown kid pumps, bronze oxfords and
pumps, patent pumps and some lace boots. Any ox
ford, pump or shoe for $4.85;
SPECIAL SALE $4.85
NEMO COPvSETS
Limited quantity of these in sizes .23 to 34, while
they last ; $1.29
Middies' with plain or navy collars, sizes 4 to 22,
spccicil price v-i'
Combinations in batiste and nainsook, beautifully
trimmed with ribbon, val laces and French -flowers,
all sizes $l."S
Nine plaid woolen skirts in brown, tan, greys,
green, One Halt Price.
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TREASURE IN HOLD
Wreck Antedates Memories
of Earliest Settlers in
the Oregon Country.
FOR RE
S5J""
to
IV
tPhij tot drink Hiluilla
then and enjoij
tho best?
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronic and Nervoua tn.teasp ant
Dlsai of Women. X-Ray Eleolrli
Tharapcutlca.
Timpl Bide. Boom It
Pbon 41
rUoue 110-W. F. O. Box 8i:
PORTLAND, Ore. May (L. P.)
Mown on the court oC Sontliorn Ore
gon there is a mysterious olil hull u
wreck that anliilates the memories of
the earliest settlers In the . Oregon
country.
The hold of the ancient craft con
tains a cargo of metal bars, brass and
copper perhaps even gold. This much
was determined last year for the first
time by an organized exploring party
that brayed the swift tides and quick
sands of Xeskowin for a few hours,
just long enough to ascertain that the
hold contained ingots of some kind.
The curious ones were then driven
back by the Inrushing tide. When!
I the water had retreated again, the
tricky Neskowln sands had shifted
and the wreck was almost out of
sight.
This summer the mystery is to be
solved, residents of the Neskowln dis
trict declare. They arc prepared to
spend a considerable sum of money 1:1
excavating. When all plans are rcr.dy
the trick must be turned In a few
hours between tides or not at nil.
Success of the expedition admittedly
depends to a great extent upon the 1
favor of the elements, for In the con- i
stantly shifting bands and tides the
wreck is sometimes raised high above '
the beach, und again covered with j
tons of sand and almost submerged
from sight.
The treasure-seekers will endeavor 1
lo make their diivve on a favorable!
day, when the tide Is low and the;
wreck comparatively clear of sand. H
is planned to cut through the hold !
with uxes and shovels, and remove as!
much of the metal as possible befoiv !
the incoming tides drive tho ii.vadcvsj
Lack. I
The old wreck has been on t he j
beach at Neskowln. In Ti'lamook
county, for many years. The ndhuv
say it was there long before the'
white man came. Albert l'owin.ui.
first homesteader in the region, su.'j
the ship had apparently been wreck-j
ed for decades before In sct'Vd on j
the. Oregon coast in 1SST.. row ma 0 :
who is taking an active intcest n i
organizing the exploration patty, be-!
Itevcs tho ship wa-s one of the Hud-I
son"s Uuy Company fleet. j
No theory as to the unique cargo of
T....,K- f:,Nt imrols b:is tu'en a.villl"tid
CHICAGO, May 27. (I. 1'.) The
rush for reservations lo the Pacific
coast on the. western roads by tourists
has started. The Santa Fe, Southern
Pacific. Kock Island and other roads
are swamped with orders for reserva
tions w hen the tourist season starts on
June 1. A special rate of $115 round
trip from Chicago to the coast, has
been made. Iteturn tickets will lie
good until October 31. The roads I
have made preparations for a record
breaking tourist season.
proVriation bill, carrying approximate
ly 190,000,(00. This includes -r' -ij'nij
for reinstating 700 prohibition
uKents.
APPIiOI'M ATIOX DlMi PASSKl).
WASHINGTON. May 27. (I. P.)
The house passed the deficiency up-
IBS
ljLjJJ3lJlLLllJlJfclBh'MMri '1 i iftfW1 -&"Ma
CALL MRS. IRELAND
304-W
For Peonies for Decoration
Day.
Pbon
SOT
Hour
a. m. to t p. tn.
DR. OHMART
Modern Dentistry
In All Branches.
PANCAKES in a jiffy'
Panrafcn Fl niir.
l.um Kerr's
QUALITY THE REAL TEST
;l.e roal basis of merchandising value rests in its qual
ity. Pi ice enters 111 only so far as the quality ot the arti
ilo just fits. C.'ilH.v determines whether this price is a
hih on or a l-.v one. Quality is the guiding influence as
to ;is final value and true worth to the customer. You
p.t.y depend on the liKi: HIV1-" quality and tho 15EK HIVE
j rice as : our protection on all purchases at this store.
DEPENDABLE
MERCHANDISE WORTH
MORE MONEY
Hair Bow Ribbons at. 38c yard
West Electric Curlers, 23c and
8c
Ladies' Mercerizezd Hose in
white at 32c pair.
Middy Ties, at 10c.
See Is Believing
We Invite Your Critical Inspection
Fresh Salted Peanuts,
19c pound.
Satin Finish Candies
25c half pound.
This makes a delicious
candy to serve at parties.
ricnic Baskets, 1-2 price.
You can get a nice largo
one for 38c
Picot edge ribbons in all
colors at 15c yard.
BARGAINS
Merchandising Hargains have to be
justified by something besides extrava
gant claims of the imagination. Wo val
ue our firm name and reputation too
highly to indulge in any publicity that
might disappoint tho purchasing public.
It's true we ure not giving merchandise
away, but in most sales wo are satisfied
with a "below-t he-average" profit. 1N
VEST1KATE FOK YOU US ELF.
Pcrfectionette Hair nets
10c each.
THE BEE HIVE
"MORE FOR LESS"
PENDLETON
OREGON