..,,.,. ..... I f . J.l. 1.."''-- ,.'' ' , TAGS SIX DAILY EAST ORECONUN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1021. TWELVE PAG23 I. Socta tfwd 67w& Agios' WIIJ, MOTOIX TO PKATTUi. Mr. ami Mm K. It. Thompson, Mrs. II. II. lHllry, Mrs. 8ile Van Huren nt n tJrandc, snd Mm K. K Moore of I'ortlnnd, especl to motor to Keatlle tomoirow They will attend com mencement at t'nlversity of Washing ton. Minn Thiuna Thompson, daugh ter of Mr. snd Mrx. Thompson. being VISITORS FKOM SI'OKANK Mr. and Mrs.Joe Ciitlor, of Spokane nr guests at tho home of Mr. M.'A. Carlisle, JU Ulleth street. They will spend a week In l'cmlleton. WllJ, ATTEND COLLEGE Mr", Charles Honuey, a memler of the IViHllrton high school faculty, will nnr of tho graduates. Mrs. llattery t leave, Juno 1: for Seattle where she III not return lo Pendleton until Sep. leinlier but will remain in the Sound tlty during the tummcr. ItiJIMf-VCKJIEXT Jl'XK l-!0. June lrt-UO are the date for the n tuiiil commencement of the I'nlverslty i f Oregon. Some Pendleton nlumni me planning to attend. The com mcnoemrnt Is the forty-flfih annual commencement of the cnllece and the chief address la lo be by Edgar TX. 1''ner. editor of the Portland Orego nlnn, on "Academic Freedom." win attend summer school at Culver oily of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. It. Alexander will occupy the Ronuey rei idenee on North Main stroi-t Hnrlmr l.. I anmmcr. They expect to move Into their new residence, now under pro cess of construction at the corner of Jn. i win and Monroe streets by the middle of September. V IUY WINS rONTKKT. ftlnyce Wylle. aged 8. won Ihe sil ver iiicdul last night In the oratorical context held under the auspices of the W. C. T. I"i The title of his recitation was "Independence Pell of 17. " Naomi Hhdlcy received mention for second honors. Four boys and three is iris were entered In the contests. They were Elsworth Akev CI- amtmeu, teen wusey, tne winner, fa strong organization of the Ladies of and Naomi Hadley. Mildred Cowan the O. A. IX. This body will hold Its and Louis Flnley. Judges were Mrs. sessions in the library club room. The v May, Mrs. uy Johnson and Mra j Daughters of Veterans are to be In scs rorter. sion Monday, June 13. WEDDING IS SOLEMNIZED. At an 11 o'clock ceremony this morning at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Morgan, of Riverside, t'.eorgo A. Morgnin and Miss Constance Evers were united In mar riage, R0b. G. I Clark pastor of the Presbj toiian church, officiating. The .... ... ...v v.iuiim jytiiiy m UIG IHi'n. T". 1. 1 . . . . I . iviiuuiic aro maaing plans to cnlcr- WII.L ENTERTAIN GUESTS Local women who are members of LITTLE OIUL SIIMWS TALENT. Little Miss Catherine Sullivan, aged four, la showing unusual talent iu aesthetic dancing. She is the daugh ter of Mm. J. 1) Sullivan and danced tho "Hutterfly ' Dance," and ""rot Dance," last evening as a part of the W. C, T. I', program at the Christian church. Attired in a dainty rose col ored dunce frock, the little girl made an attractive picture and received fa vorable comment for her grucu unil tochnltiuo. tain delegates from all over the state who will bo In Pendleton June 13, 14, 13 and 16. for the annual state conven tion of the Woman's Relief Corps, Iji dies of tho O. A. IX. and Daughters of Veterans. The Relief Corp will hold Its ses sions in the Elks lodge room and Pen Oleton women are co-operating with Mrs. Jessie Nelson, of the Ia Grande corps. In making plans. There Is no I IXelief Corps In this city, but there Is HO PC'S ITSTAIPI SHOP New Summer Frocks OF ORGANDIE AND VOILE Styles that Possess Individuality Yet They Are Inexpensive. Breezy, brisk and buoyant Styling plus an indefinable charm is all one need hint at. ( $12.75, $13.75, $16.50, $22.50 and Up SEE OUR NEW HAND MADE BLOUSES in French Voile and Organdie . IHE SHOP OF BETTER VALUES Including -a sister of the bride, were present. Miss Evers was formerly of Sail Lake City, I'tah, where she has been teaching In a Junior high school. She is a graduate of Oberlln College' Mr. Morgan Is one of Pendleton's' ex-service men who saw service overseas for a number of months. The couple will be at home In Riverside utter u short wedding trip. TAFFY-PCLL THIS EVENING Members of the Girls- Friendly So ciety, upper division, will enjoy a taffy-pull this evening at Parish Hull, In celebrutlou of the close of a mem bership contest In which the Fathful Workers won, the defeated team being known as the Willing Workers. Kath erlne Dickson, captain of the Willing Workers, is head of arrangements foi the evening's entertainment. The organlratlon, which Is a thriv ing one of twenty members, will clos Ihe season's activities with this even ing's party. The society will resume Its meetings In the fall and will meet each Wednesday afternoon at Parish Hall. The members are girls between the ages of ten and fifteen. RECITAL IS THIS EVENING. Pupils of Mrs. Nellie Whiting Mc Donald will be presented in piano re. cltal thi sevening at the Presbyterian church. There will be one violin number by Laura Elizabeth Wood ward, pupil of B. A. McDonald. MR. AND MRS. SHE1RMAN HERE Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman, for merly of Pendleton are visitors In the city. They arrived here this morning and will remain over the week end. f Just Received New shipment of this season's Bathing Caps. Many new styles to choose from in colors and shapes. REASONABLY PRICED 1MLEI0II Announcement Elmer Bashor, for ten years employetf at the Hazel wood Restaurants in Portland, has purchased the Delta Confectionery and Restaurant and will make every ef fort to give to the people of Pendleton the benefit of his years of experience in the confectionery and restaurant business.. The customer is always right, will be our motto and we solicit your patronage with a sincere desire to render quality and service that will please and satisfy. We will in addition to our own pasteries carry a se lection of Hazeiwood French Pastry and also Hazel wood Candies. We solicit orders for French Pastry, Ice Cream and Punches for special occasions. CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT AIRPK.VES TOR CAMP LEWIS TACOMA, Wash., June 10. (A. P.'i Six De Havlland airplanes are sta tioned at Camp Lewis, near here, for use In forest patrol work In Washing ton this summer. Lieutenant Robert 8. Worthington of the Ninety First Area Squadron stationed at Mather Held, Sacramento, has command of the planes.. Included in the territory to be cover ed will be the great Olympic Peninsu- la. a vast stretch of wild land, in the northwestern corner of the state. The peninsula. It la claimed, contains mil lions of feet of lumber. Last Janu ary a storm blew down about 7.000,000 feet of the standing timber In that sec tion. I'lnnes on the patrol routes will notify the. forest service by wireless when fires arc located. Wireless tele graph will be used this year and wire less telephones next year. Better Tea means & thousand thinqs, but principally belter aroma, better flavor and a more Mtuf qtnq strength. Hihrilla ia Better Tea and a veru plaaainq one, loo U'tuxirtA while to trql X f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 II The I Wistaria 1 i SATURDAY and SUN DAY SPECIAL ICE CREAM 1 Pint 35c 1 quart , . . . f0c Hi. VOKS Vaullla. Strawberry, Cliocolute, Maple lit, OraiiKe Sherbet. ALL KINDS im.TAI. CHUNKS I Merchants' Lunch 40c Quick Service uiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiinT; Mrs. Randall's Salad Dressing DEMONSTRATION ALL DAY SATURDAY Best Cane Sugar, 100 pounds :.. $9.25 45c Soda Crackers; puckage 35c 45c Graham Crackers, package 35c 45c rSarrol Ginger Snaps, package 35c $1.00 size Household Sodas, box .'. 75c Stanfield Brick Cheese, pound 40c Tillamook Cheese, pound 35c Old Mason Covers, tloldcn Slate Covers Kconomy Covers and Clumps, Hchiam Coverj, Kerr's pelf Scaling Jelly Classes. All kinds of Kruit Jars. . spi: i it, ecu ri i; and pKitcouvrOH nicUi One Flue Aluminum Percolator and five pounds of hlvh tirade Coffee. Special, both for IJ.T.1. ' . Gray Bros. Grocery Co. 3 Phones 28 ' Only 1 Quality -the Beat Uncle Sasa vs. Hoot Owl Y:' . VX'ffi' t i i Two owls that make their home on the White House ground are on riaL President Harding; will let them stay If Jury of children from the John Burroughs Club of Washington echools decide tbey axe helpful to humanity. Attorneys for prosecution and defense are the achool chil dren of the country who are asked to send their arguments to the "Owl . Jury, care American Forestry Association, Washington." Meantime, to. president and Jury are keeping an eye on the prisonsrs. PORTLAND REALTOR DIES AS RESULT OF INJURIES RECEIVED IN ACCIDENT POHTLA.VD, June 10. (A. P.) Frank D. Wilson, a Portland realtor, died from Injuries in an accident In which Mrs. Margaret Garland was kill ed late yesterday when tho automobile plumted from the Columbia highway at Brlday Veil. OI.il TOMIIS DISCCOVElUa. LONDON". June 10. (A. P.) Stu dents of the English school of Arch aeology have discovered at Mykalos soii. In the Greek province of Boetia, 35 tombs dating from the fifth and sixth centuries before Christ. Tho conditions of the tombs, if ascertained, have not yet been announced. SAX FIIA.VCISCO. June 10.-MA. P.) Work is being rushed at the Pre- Fidio of .San Francisco and at Camp Lewis, near Tacoma, Washington pre paring the posts for twelve hundred men expected there July 6 to attend for a month Citizens Military Training Camps. ' . Scores of rciuesls for Information regarding the camps have been receiv ed at the San Francisco camp recruit, lug office from many parts of the wont. All men between the ages of 14 and 35 may apply fur admittance. Secretary of War Weeks, In a letter written to tho governing committee of the citizens' Military Training Camps Association, which has arrang ed for the work, has approved the work and urges ull young men to at tend. Tho secretary's letter follows, In part: "I am keenly interested In the future of these cumps and hope to see the an nual attendance increase . from our modest start this year to approximate ly li0,VV0, as the training given at those camps will bo a distinct national aset, both from a military and com merclal viewpoint. "Tho strict military training to be conducted will feturn to civil life men who have been given an understand ing of the military profession and of the true meaning of discipline and THE THOMAS SHOP FRIDAY ' and SATURDAY Specials One lot of Wool Jersey Suits, navy and brown in col or, size 40, 42, 44, regular $27.f0, special , $15.00 A large assortment of Georgette and Pongee Waists and Blouses, they are all new numbers and worth much more, our special price V $5.85 Special Price on all plaid and stripe wool skirts. above all, of their obligation to the government. This tralnmg- will- de velop the young men mentally, moral ly and physically. It will be of great assistance to the Americanization of t.ur foreign born and will teach goou citizenship to all fortunate enough to attend. Hhuuld we again be compelled to mobilize our national resources for war, tho presence of this large num ber of partially trained men In civil life will bo of enormous value to build ing our regular army, national guard and organized reserves to war strength. "Aside from the question of nation al defense, the training to be given at these camps will develop the young men along lines that will better fit them to meet the demands of com mercial life and thus assist our nation tu hold Its position as one of the lead ers of the world." , t I.'eutenant Colonel Elmer W. Clark, Infantry, commander of all Unnerve Officers Training Corps of !m An- 1. golea high schools, will have charge of the camp hero. Colonel J. A. Lynch, Infantry, commander of R. O. T. C. units at San Diego high schools, will command the Camp Lewis school. TIMJS TO FAC-H THE FACTS . Ho much has been said against the use of patent medicines that I havs had a strong prejudice against them. But after four years doctoring with six different doctors, without results, for acute Indigestion, gastritis, eonstlpa. tlon, appendicitis and other ailments. I was said to possess, I was encouraged to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, see Ing what It had done for s friend simi larly afflicted. I also was entirely re lieved of my trouble, and am sure this medicine will do all and more than Is claimed for It." It Is a simple, harm less preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract und allays the Inflammation which causes practically i.ll stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments. Including ap pendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Druggists every-' where. j High Jumper Rolls Over Bar r 'W' vjt'yriTy hi HOW MUCH TIME DO YOU LOSE? When you are anxious about a proposition that means a great deal to your business, how much time do you lose waiting for letters that somehow fail to arrive? When the time draws near and the deal must be closed within a few days or hours, how much time do you lose while you endeavor to make an appointment with a man whose interests are tied up with yours, or wait impatiently while he transacts his business and comes to a conference with you? Do you know you can always reach a busy business man by Long Distance? You do not need to wait for an appointment while he clears up other matters that engross his attention. The Long Distance call is irresistible. No matter how busy he is, other things will wait when the operator says "Long Distance is calling you." - cy. Do it by Long Distance you will save time and mon- Ask for Pacific Long Distance. The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company fljl Kthe $Jt ICE - :n?$' ; Gost;:v Dewey V. Alberts, lanky skylark of the 1'nlverslty of Illinois, calls his unkij style of getting over the bar the "barrel roll." It's illustrated Aore. His best "roll" Is six feet five and one-eighth Inches, cominj with-, tn two and a half inches of the world s high jump record. ' You can still keep your ice bill down if you own an AUTOMATIC REFRIGTRATOR You not only save ice but you save foods and you save doctor's bills if you own a genuine Automatic Refrijjera tor. We are snowing them from 45 pound ice capacity, at ..: ....$27.50 115 pound ice capacity, at '. $46.00 Up to 150 pound ice capacity at ..$92,00 It's All in the Automatic " CRAWFORD FUIITiE CO 103 E. COURT ST. mom 4M