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PAGE THRE15 TEW PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1021. fr-" . . ' . --1 News Notes of Pendleton - i CALENDAR OP EVENTS June J 7-August l-ftimmir Normal School, July 10 to l Ellison-White Chautauqua. ' September 22, S3t 24 Annual Pendleton Round-Up. Called by Illness. Mit. Nona Ijl Fontaine left lust evening for Portlund whore she wan culled by the lllncati of her mother, Mm. Winn Johnson. Mrs. Johnson, while visiting In Portland, wan utrlek rn with an acute attuck of tfppendl. cltls and wa operated upon jester-day. H. Rudd, 421 MudUon. for a few days. after which he will sell contracts for the Ellison-White Chautauqua Co, Won .lournaUstio Honor. Arthur 8. 1tudd who returned home yesterday afternoon after a year spent lu iitudy at the University of Oregon, made a satisfying record In his Jour iiul'stlc work In which he majored. He won the pruse offered for the student In Journalism who turned In the most uiiHssigned stories to the Emerald. He ulso handled sports for the dully, and moat of hla. expenaea he made aa co-respondent for the Oregon Journal. lie will vlalt hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. l'micrHl at I lx-ll x The funeral of little Dorothy Hobo, three year old daughter of Mr, and Mr. Harry Rose of Helix, who died here yeaterday as the result of Inurlea received In nn auto accident, was held today In Helix. The body was sent from Pendleton today. To lllllld (iarugo A permit to construct a Karaite "t Bust Webb atrcet ut an estimated coat of $75 hua liven taken out ut the office of tho city recorder by Mr. M., Mccracken. Motor To Wullu Walla , . Mr. and Mra. C. W. Coiflts.nnd Mrs. Coutta' niece, Mra. lima Macllclh of Ogdcn und Mra. E. F, Averlll inotorcrt to Walla Walla thin morning whera they spent the day. l'Vi-il Reunion in IVifwator Fred llinniun. county agent, and C U ljjng, of tho horticultural depart ment of O. A. C., are In KTcewuter to day conducting thinning demonstra tlons. Tho demonstrations show the value of thinning In relation to fruit crops. Home to lui llnlMhcd The Masonic and Eastern Star home nt Forest Grove will be finished with in the year as sufficient funds urc as sured, say C. H. Conroy, who has re turned from Portland where he at tended grand chapter and grand lodge. Mr. .Conroy Is senior warden of the Masonic lodge here and worthy patron of the Eastern Btar. 101101101101101101101101101- I Try . Holsum Bread For picnic Punches You will find it docs not cnimV? r.nd that it keeps fresh much longer. "WASTE LESS-BUY THE BEST" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. 301 E. Court Street Phone 101 Private Exchange) Connect both Department. w 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 TOT 1 The Jline Bride There is never a time in the girl's life when she is hap pier than on her wedding day. Now we all want to keep her happy and the only way is to give her a " .. GIFT THAT LASTS from the well selected guaranteed stock of Silver Sets, Knives and forks, Teaspoons, Dessert Spoons and every piece that goes to make her a complete set from Han scom's Jewelry Store. We carry a number of scjected up-to-date patterns and will save you from 20 to 25 per cent. Don't Delay, Come Now Hansen's Jewelry Store Fishing Tackle That Brings Results How About that Winchester 22. cal. for Squirrels? Weather Warmer Toiluy. Tho weather la warmer today than yeaterday. the maximum liclng as. I-aat night the temperature wua 65. The barometer registers 29.60, aays Major Lee Moorhouse, weather observer. BUY AT HOME frig QUALITY SERVICE. FEN DliKTON 'B IEAM.MG "TORE 5g BUY AT HOME f 'U,. Returns l-Yuin I'lsliing Trip O. L: Khull, operator ut the office of tho (). W. R. & N haa retorned' from the Deschutes where he spent severul days flailing. During his absence his "trick" was taken by Mlas M. Hue. District Attorney IK'lter Word reculvcd this morning from R. t. Keutor ut Hot Luke Is to the effect that his condition Is materially Im proved. He Is able to sit up In bed now, and his return to Pendleton may be possible within a week. Miss Kelly In lltrtland Miss Esther Kelly, social service worker and In charge of tho Umatilla county Ked Cross work. Is In Portland attending the sociul service workers' conference. Miss IKelly's return to Pendleton may be slightly delayed as her futher is 111 at his home In Port land. Mr. Johnson IW'tlcr. Mrs. Winn Johnson Is resting easily today, according to word received to day by Mrs. I. U .Temple, her niece, from Mrs. Temple's sister, Mrs. T. M. Henderson of 685 Irving street. Port land Mrs. Johnson Is at St. Vincent's hospital, and was operated upon yes terday for appendicitis. Institute Hates Set. Dates for the holding of county teachers' Institutes all over the stale have been Bet, but due to the fact thut the teachers In this county have voted o attend the teachers' training school. AU teachers who have had less than 27 months experience are required to attend summer school for at least six weeks. - Will (Ut Funds , - Oregon will receive 25.-of tho federal funds for forest protection dur ing the fiscal year beginning July 1, according to word received today by J. C. Kuhns, supervisor of the Umatil la National Forest. A total of J4UU, 000 Is to be expended by the estimated cost of adequate fire protection but Is not to exceed $25,000. Are You Out for the Best Values? Of Course You Are! You can find them too, 1 at Alexander's. Come in. Be your own judge. Black and White .Check Dress Goods $3.50 to $1,00 Black and white checked dress goods of best quality materials and firm texture. These checks can be made up into most stylish skirts and suits. Offered in two size checks. Handkerchief Linen Squares 25c eacli ' These squares are torn ready to be hemrrred, in colors 01 rose, pinK, Diue, green anu VWUI.C. xuj- .ninw onri maVo nn -into flflintv handker-" chiefs, as they are using lots of colored handker chiefs now. Remnants One Half Price Remnants of all kinds, silk, cotton and a few wool, 1-2 yard to 2 1-2 yard lengths, One Half Price. Fancy Ribbons Picot, two toned and bright colored ribbons for trimming and millinery. Yard 20c to 50c Towels Fill your Towel needs now for the summer. Huck Towels 20c to 35c Union Huck : 75c All Linen, finest quality $1.25 to $1.50. Turkish Towels . 40c, 50c Black Silks You can always use a black dress, but this season black is very good. We have black silks of all kinds. Black Taffeta $2.50, $2.75 Black Satin $2.00 to $2.50 Black Duchess $3.50 to $5.00 Black Charmeuse $4.00 Black Crepe $2.00 Etc. Etc. Taffeta Silks $2.50 Yard .. - - As you know taffeta silk is one of the popular silks of the season for dresses. Buy your dress lengths here where you'll get the best quality for the price. Offered in all colors, 56 inches wide. Taffetex65c This splendid silk is specially good for Underwear and lingerie. Comes in the wanted shades. Comes 36 inches wide and 65c yard. tiet fruck Couch L'mapine sport lovers are rejoicing over the election of A. H. Speiss, for merly of Woodland, to a position as a teacher In the l'mapine high school. Speiss Is a star athlete himself, accord ing to his recommendations and he Is an experienced coach. He Is a grad uate of 'Willamette. A good season In athletics Is anticipated during the com Ing year. ZZ r nnifrnnmriiT rvinniTO !l! nriim tsr i-i ir nniumf ntWSUMHtUUNI I ! i innroTUfATOM ikinum UKhrA m ,n n Arnnrn I nn nn nil iiimi uihului iimwn iuivmh urNitdnNuum iii.... Marriage IJccns ;rttntcd A license to vcd has been issued to Hugh A. Bowman, .a f fanner and Kvelyn M. McAlIisier, a clerk, both of Pendleton. (liccso Wcm. Because this Is state-wide Cheese Week, Mrs. Edith O. Van Ueusen, home demonstration agent, calls the attention of Pendleton housewives to the fact that cheese is an important food because of Its hiKh nutritive val ue, particularly Its high percentage of protein or muscle forming materials and because of the ease with which it can be kept and prepared for the ta ble und because of Its appetizing fla vor and the great variety of ways In which it can be served. Mrs. Van Deu sen suggests that cheese be used with macaroni, with rice, w ith tomatoes and served with ureen salads. She em phasizes that cheese Is a meat substi tute and should not be used in large quantities. ONEfllVBl Teacher Is KUiHil Paul I teed, formerly principal the Helix school-' has been elected teach in the l'mapine school at a s ary of $2500 annually. fc , Clerks Send In IMMirto . Reports of the clerks of the school districts of the county are being re ceived at the office of the county superintendent of schools. July 1 Is the date when the time limit for re ceiving the reports exprres. I'alr Money In lUif ived A voucher for :!, 466. 19, the portion of money for county fair purposes due I'matilla county, has been received from the secretary of state at the office of tho county treasurer. The money la raised by a one-twentieth mill tax on all the property of the state. l imm lHstrlct ln-rciited Information received at the office of the county superintendent of schools Is to the effect that the proposal to form a union school district from Dis tricts Xos. 8, 14. 13, 112 and 115. Two of the districts were In favor of the proposal, but the adverse vote in two other districts was svifficient to cause defeat. 1. . w v """ f vy AH rOW CIWHATIOWI" I Pr Mrattotv of COMPOUND COPAIBA and CUDESS AT YOUR DPUCCIST A.k Ar BTJI AM CfiflUr. irM kMIWta. WASHINGTON. .luno !2. (I. N S.) The culling of un intematlonul disarmament conference would be useless until all the world powers are agreenble, and favorably inclined toward It. President Harding told the committee of clergymen who pre sented him with a petition for such a conference. WASHINGTON, June 22. (I. X. S ) The largest watch ever known to be manufactured is being exhibited in the priceless collection of the Government and housed in the Naf.onal Museum. It was manufactured by a big watch making company of' Lancaster. Pa., and was loaned to the Government for two months for exhibition purposes. The mastedon among chronometers measures 19 1-2 inches :n diameter, is 1 ii Inches thick and has a main spring 9 feet long. It is an exact duplicate of the standard 23-jewel watch of com merce, the Jewels being synthetic stones. The timepiece was constructed at a cost of $5,000 and represents some of tile finest workmanship of Its kind in the country. The "train" the wheels which run'Mt, is of solid gold, with the cogs in the teeth treated spe cially to harden Uiem against wear. The winding wheel -Is of steel. Al though it has a none-foot mainspring, the watch is run by a weight. It is the movement of the air and: not any chemical property which en-1 ables a wind to impart a tracing ef,fect. 1 promise unfulfilled is an untruth CLEVELAND. Juno 12. (V. P.) "Ambassador Harvey's May 19 speech broks the stock market. If it Is not checked the president will repudiate Harvey and recall him," declared Rog er Babson. statistician, here in an ad dress to the International Kiwanis club convention. "American business has been hoping President Harding would support some sort of a league of na tions. Harvey cut the ropea with bad effect.' WASHINGTON, June 22. (I1. P.) Regulations governing the manu facture und sale or beer as a medi cine will be Issued soon by the bureau of International revenue. Commission er David H. Hlair intimated today. ACCEPT LOWER WAGE SKATTI.K, Juno 22. (A. P.) The Sonttlo local marine engineers union have accepted the new reduced scale, j it was announced ittonj m mw vuit.v-..- tlon of the local of all the coast cities here. Representatives of other cities proposed to accept "under protest." . Better Today Than They Have Ever Been We expect Goodyear Tires for pas senger cars to excel in. future even the wonderful performance they have delivered in the past. They are better tires today than they have ever been. We are making both tires and tubes larger, stronger, heavier, more dura ble, than ever before. If you want the most economical and satisfactory tire equipment this season that it is possible to buy, be sure you get Goodyear Tires and Tubes. The nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer has them. Goodyear Tire &. Rubber Company of California L. S. Benfley & Co Pendleton, Oregon