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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1921)
r-.f mi . ,( MONDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1921. EIGHT PACES DAILY EAST OUEGONIAN, f ENDLETON, OHEGOIT, TAGS TISES is Notes of Pendleton Neu . CALENDAR OP EVENTS ' June 27-Huguit - ( Summer Normal School, July 28 Meeting of Umatilla nnd Wulln Wulla County wheat growers, 4 September 19-24 Northwest Grain and Hay Show. Beptemoer 22, 38, 24 Annual Pendleton Round-up . .. New of Jfc-tuli Arrives. Kowh of tho death of Wlllam Bltt- Per of OarllHle, J'ennylvanla, wit re ceived today by his souf- Sum Blttner. Mr. JiiUrfer, who wat S3 yearn of u.ge, hud been In good health until recently, lfeslrtcs the locajman ho Is survived by iliiyans Uittnjr and Alfred Hltner, both of whom JeHlde In I'eusyjvanlu. Mrs. KiUncf died 15 yearni no. liHf. The stubble wus fired and for a while, there was a real battle before the flumes could bo controlled. The wheat loss was not heavy, only a(fcw bugs being destroyed. ; Ligliliilnir' Fire AVIieaC . A pile of wheat In the Back In ,a field baton King to Joe Hanscom In the Cold Horlnsrn district burned yes terday after belnir etruek Tiy llghtn. ' . ii. - Wheat Tests Are lllgh Totals ot wheat tlr.H year, according to btiyerH, are proving uniformly high, I'ractleully off varietieii ate scaling at leant 60 pounds and some has gone as high us 64 pounds. One grower has reported a test, of 60 pounds In the iUrl this year, und last -yeur wheat from the same klnd'of ground tested between 64 and St. ' , - Ncunpapor Wants I'UmrcH ' Tho Dayton, Ohio, News wants pic ture of places and scenes of interest of 1'endleton and Umatilla county for Its fillers, und a request for such mat torlal has been received by the Com mercial Association. Bcenes of the .big wheat fields, and features from the Kound-Up will be Bent to the paper. Uound-Cp Is l Vatuml The' Pendleton Hound-Up Is fea tured In an article in yesterday's Ore gon Journal, telling the story of the writing of "Lft 'er Buck," by Colonel Charles Wellington Furlong. Under tho heading,' 'Tendluton's area! Itoiind-t'p Is an American Kplsode; Author 1,'iitnts a Wonderful picture ot its spirit," the article toils tho story of the hound-Up and quotes at length from "Let 'er Tiuek." . - It's a Hoy. j 1 Mr. ndMrs. Clyde Phillips are the patents etjra boy with lusty lungs who was born Saturday afternoon at 6 o'clock at St. Anthony's hospital.' The youngster weighed seven pounds at birth, and ho has been named James Tirry I'hillips. Mother and son ate getting along nicely and pan is wear ing a smile. " Use the Phones Grocery,- 2 Phones 526 Other Dcpfcs. 78 ' 'QUALITY SERVICE, . Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 52G Other Depts. 78 PEXDLETOU'S LEADING TORE ; . ... ;.' Of -101101101101101101101101101 'Jelly Time" v . . . - ; - We have a good supply of: 'v ; Crab Apples . Loganberries Red 'Junt Apples Blackberries Striped Astrachans Sugar Currants v Jelly Glasses i i ' and Parawax YOU CAN DEPEND ON "101" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. 01 E. Court Street Phones 101 Private Exchange Connect both Department. . Urn T IQt-IOI-IOI 101 TOt T0II0I IQI XQi- V Make Ids Cutdc Slilpiiii'iil. Big cuttle otvners in the south part of the county Joined in a second train load shipment of cattle from I'llot Hock which was shipped from rilot Itock Kuturduy morning. They were hilled to Seattle, but a part of the lot will undoubtedly be sold in Portland. Twenty-eight carloads were included in the shipment. Special Sales in our Dry Goods arid Ready . v to-Wear Department ' LOOK OVER THE LIST of things listed on this page. ' Just the jseasonable ar ticles wanted immediately, yet not always available t sucli interesting prices. This is an 5pportuht time to find lots of your summer want. Come and see them. CV-ilhiBH (ivt 'alut Coat ' The tellings of The Peoples Ware house are reapelndent in a coat of new paint today following a day of labor spent iby pamters In the store over Sunday. Some damage by smoke was done to the paint, recently as a result of the fire that started in the Wendt Pain Store, and tho Improvement tjrlghtens thej apiearance of- the big spacious rooms. ASSORTMENT OF WASH DRESSES HALF PRICE Want to Kring Settlers. A request for information about land for sale here as well as markets, rain fall and other data has been received at the office of the Commercial Asso ciation from a colonlzatibn company at Gary, Indiana. The seekers of Infor mation declare that they have a num ber of clients who have been employ ed by the-flteel mills who have at least 300Q which they want to invest in Eastern Oregon lands. THE SEASON'S NEWEST NOVELTY The Harding Hint Bautolr and Bracelet. This new novelty, origi nated by the Kiger lloyn have-only been on the market ,Mtrco weeks, but, O Hoy these three weeks !! ' . ICyou haven't one get one njw, b In slyle with tho rest and be one of the first In yonr.lown to" wear a Harding llluo'Itibbon on your watch or a Santo ir. Come In and see tts, we have Just received a big Selection at very little cost. (Itoii't delay! Come now). Hanscom always has the best and Jiewest. ' GIVTS THAT LAST . ' Hanscom's Jeweliy Store . Fishing Tackle That Brings Results How About that Winchester 22. cat for Squirrels? Gets .lull S'ntcii i On a charge of unlawful possession of liquor, Ted Smith was given a fine of $30, or 25 days In Jail when hi trial was held Saturday afternoon in police court. . He accepted the Jail sentence. Oeorge .Murray forfeited hail of $5 when he was' arrested on a fharge of running a carVvith the cut out open. George AV. Caldwell also forfeited bat when he ws arrested on a c.hnrgi'lif parjfing a car on the wrong side of the street. . . ' Governor Writes Appreciation. "I wish to assure you that I have been at so many of the Hound-Ups that I feel a deep personal interest in Its success, and whutever nice things I have Jiad to say about the show come from tho heart." That is the message received here from Governor Olc'ott, in- a reply to a letter of appre ciatici sent him recently for Ms atti--tude when nn effort was made by of ficers of humane organizations to throw further restrictions about the handling of stock during the big show. Itnki Hi'Imm Itoads Newly graveled roads in Umatilla cotinty have not Jet settled will be greatly benefited by the steady rain that ias fallen today, students ot conditions believe. jload builders watch weather conditions very close ly when" now roads are . being put down, and a heavy shower on newly Placed gravel Is one of the best things possible to Insure the-roid settling to a firm base. Several miles of road on the Old Oregon Trail over Cabbage Hill will be packed a great deal by the shower, and a short stretch on the I'cndleton-Kcho road isxpected to be improved. Kelly Kliow Arrives In two special cars the Kelly Corne lians arrived today on No. 17 and in spite of the rain moved promptly into the lot across from the postoffiee. The managcmentwias acquired a repertoire Of new plays some of thdm still play ing In New York and with the new ma terial, 'new scenery and new costumes, they promise some exceptional enter tainment for tho week, l'hil "Abie"' Berg and Kit "Slilvcrs" Hunt still furnish most, of the laughs and they are pleasing larger houses coming back than they did on the way east. An ad dition since thoompany played Pen dleton Is the "Hichard's Sextette" who offer something new and different in harmony. This will be the last op-portunlty-lo see the company oCfun slers this siujimer as It wil lbe only a few weeks now until they close -under canvas and open their fall and winter engagements. Incidentally the Kelly folks are now boasting ninety-nine weeks continuous allowing, a record which speaks volumes for the quality of the show. rlti iM Big Selling Event, , Wash Voiles 1-2 Price i - v. ' In order to clean these out for our new stocks tnat win De coming soon, we're offering all i . . our wash voiles at one half price. - in ivrv st. t Lot Womenfs Vests 5 f or $1.0Q Big lot women's vests, comfy cut and shell top, all sizes, 34 to 44, values 25c to 40c, special -sale, 5 for . ..'...!.;.........;.. $1.00 Rieht now when vou can best use them wg are placing on special sale an assortment of fine wash dresse's of ORGANDIE and VOILE, made up with attractive styles. You will like them and the prices "will delight you. Buy one or two at thes prices, s r is ONE LOT DRESSES $3.93 This is the Banner Bargain of the day. One splen did lot of fine" organdie, v)ile and gingham dresses, td close out at . .. : . $3.98 FINE SILK POPLIN SKIRTS SL93 Only a few of these left. and they must be closed out Worth many times' more than what, we are asking, but in' order to move them we have marked them, eachV$1.98 for your choosing. ' ' , ONE LOT WOOL SKIRTS $9.95 Orfe lot women's wool plaid sport skirts to , close out These values are excellent and worth " much more than we are now asking for them. Choice $9.93 - SILK SKIRTS 7.95 Only a few of these splendid skirts left. Get yours now for summer wear. Must be closed out and this price will move them. One Lot Cretonnes 1-2 Price - Choice patterns of best quality to close out at J.-2 price. " .... One Lot Package Goods 1-2 Price Includes baby dresses, rompers, women's gowns, envelopes, etc. -Special sale 1-2 prfce. Remnants l-2 Price Big lot Wash .Goods, 'all lengths from 2 yards to 4 1-2 yards. - ... . . . $2.50 Table Damask $1.95 ! ' ; Made of finest quality yarns, double damask and of beautiful floral designs, special, yard ?l-95 One Lot Collar Points 26c Yd. f Made of organdie, embroidered 'and come in col ors, regular 39c value, special sale 26c Hair Bows 69c v Values up to $1.00 on special sale," of f ered in' all colors, 1 1-4 yd. lengths. Special sale 69c bow. One. Lot Neckwear 25c ' A limited quantity women's fine stylish neckwear, values up to $2.50'to close out at . .... .. ..... 25c : One Lot Veiling 1-2 Price " Ta clean out this lot we're going to sell this lot at 1-2 price. - ' y . One Lot Silkoline 13c , . Make up comforters now, use our silkolines, of fered in' a good assortment of patterns and colorings, " 36 in. Special sale, jrd 13c Lace Curtains 75c Pair 2 1-2 yd. lengths, white and cream,- about 10 pair1 left. Buy them at 75c pair. Sofa Pillows $1.26 Just 8 of them in this lot, dark colors, covered, with tapestry, good for the car, camping and the like. Regular price $1,75, on special sale . ... . . $1.26 Other News of This Department on Page 5 GENUINE I? . pURHAM tobacco makes 50 good cigarettes for 10c HENRY FORD'S iNfllnMK,OFC. NEW YORK, July 25.-(1. N. S.) The Knishts of Col" tubus liuve been assured that Henry 1'ord does not in tend to attack the K. of C. or other Catholic orRuniz:itions or the l utnoiic ehurch. When there wero apparent ly well-founded rumors that the l-"ord paper planned to uttaek tatholics uftpp rani' inl nir wliut mis oecn cau- bers of the Knights of .Columbus m Detroit, requested, through Frederick K. Hofltster, an office of Detroit Council, K. of C., li'formfttion-Jroni the editorial board of thp Kord week- Jj;. as to whether an nnti-t attiolic campaign was contemplateil. Suurctne Secretary William -J. Giuley, of the K of C., nnnouueed re cently that ". .1. Cameron, one of the editors gt the Dearborn .Independent, had nsmtred the letroit ' KniBhts that no untl-K. of O. or anti-Catholic cam paign would be made I- that journal. 11, AN I TS .U'yi ITTKl). ANN A!U10i$Mt.'n.. July 25, I. s.) The conjunction of Jupiter und Katurn is not to blame for the ex- i ce.-wtve heat this summer, according, to Professor Krflph Curtiss. t(f the I Cniversity of Michigan. The licat I thrown off by other planets is so small as to be almost negligible, the , professor declares. The two planeu are several million miles distant and , that they only seem to be approach- i ing closer becau0 they are in a line, With the-. chi-uL Nor are comets to lilamo, file Michigan scientist do clures, tor th torrid waves. THE BEE HIVE Wliorc Quality ami Service rftjvail' THERE MAY BE LARGER STORES BUT NONE WITH N SMALLER PRICES - THE BEE HIVE "The Store of Economical Merchandise' ' An Enthusiastic Response Thj spirmlid response of the public to our policy of selling QUALITY WBRCHAN.DI&E for LESS "JIOXEV ix a source ot grent satisfaction to us. It shows conclusively that the people appreciate our ef fort to save thorn money on their purchases at this store. With your continued support we shall continue this policy A rOUOY OF OKEATEK SALKS AT LESS PllOFIT THAN VSUAU SPECIALS Medium weight fluted Ice Tea (llasses. l'er set of J fur SI. 25 RARE MERCHANDISING OPPORTUNITY i. Best quality St. Dennis Cups aud Saucers, heavy" harvest ware, in plain white. : . ". . $ 1,50 per tUraen SPECIALS Three dosen Fruit Jar bers Itllh . IS' MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS , v : Whether you purchase anything or not makes no difference we want yott to come In and home. Meet your, friends here ami take advantage of our iitore service In .every possible mauuer. New shipment of Market und Auto lunch baskets. Triced from ,i...Utiq to SS.IHI i, ' - Large Glass FrukTJowl sU glass ishen. Tto set,... feel ttt (lit Gold band Cups and Saucers, xeg. $2.75 set. Special ....$1.75 THE BEE HIVE "Mare tor Ii' oiu:oox Coveralls for the ....kiddies 79c X ! i " i .1 ri - v s HI " h . i 4 I d ilk