DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1921.
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Special News of Umatilla Co.
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OUTBURSTS OF. EVERETT TRUE
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Xuwj" will !c I
sliui t musical
ELECTED AT HELIX : ; :
Kivi-n. Tht-ii' will bo i
J'lUl ;uii !.M
Alfred .lcAl;iy who m-cntSy suf-
let
u j
1 (I2;ist tm-soiilan Special.)
1IKI.IX. leo. 1- The annuiil mcet
ln and I :unu t of the Helix Cummer-'
clal Club will !e held January 9 ut;
which time officers will be elected for:
this ensuing year. Al their last meet-
lug iirranKeincnts wcru made fur a
comniunity Christmas tree and pro
gramme on Christmas live.
This beitiB National Kducuti'm Week
the Instructors of the various depart
ments of the hiKh school and prudes
are issuing 'Invitations to the parents
and those interested In the school.
Mrs. It. liuymond of Pendleton was
a week end visitor of her daughter
Mrs. Ilessic llcese.
At tho last rcKular meeting of the
Ionic Chapter I). K. S. of Helix the fol
lowing officers were elected for the
eiiKiiinK year: Worthy Matron. Mrs.
A. C. Mclntyre; Worthy Patron, K. I..
Norvell; Associate Matron, Mrs. M. I.
Smith; Secretary. Hoy Penland; Trca
tmrcr, J. S. Norvell; Conductress, Mrs.
Edffar Norvell: Associate Conductress,
Mrs. D. N. Mclntyre.
Mrs. Jack Hose has returned from
Ricth where she has been visiting for
ovrral days.
The Ladles Aid of the Christian
Church will hold its annual bazaar at
1. 0. O. F. Hall December 17. A farco
nnas, lleltx merchant, lias
returned from :i trip to I'hilailelphia
u here he was called hy the M-rious ill
ness of a brother.
il. 11. Hicks reopened his moving
picture theatre Friday evening Dec. :!.
There was a tiood attendance anil the
improvements made by Mr. Hicks ar
appreciated by his patrons.
.Mis. t all .Mct'iiiincll visited her
brother John llanister in Peinlleton on
Tuesday.
Mr. ,aiul Mis. (. II Cetnmcll and
children h it Thursday for a several
days visit with relatives in lleppoer.
John Warren and Carmen Saunders
of Pendleton were Helix visitors Sat
urday cvcninK.
ltev. W. A. (Iresstnau. pastor of the
Christian Church of Pendleton, held
services in! the Helix church Sun
day December 11 at L'M.I o'clock.
Among those attending the lias -.el
ball name in Helix Saturday evening
when the Helix teams defeated the
lioys Scout teams of. Pendleton were
I,. I,. Itosers, .1. M. Cornelisc.n, Mrs. II.
Raymond, Miss Mablo Johnson and
Miss Irva Dale.
Tho following officers were elected
by KvaiH'cline Kebekah I.ndije. of
Helix at their regular meeting Thurs
day evening: N. Mis. p. M. Heed;
V. (',., Mrs. J. II. i.oeding; secretary
Mrs. Kiimia Zeiiske; treasurer, Mis.
Alfred Hondo.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
fyvKLLSfRANak).". - - iJ -1 J.
DOLLAR llPoJnrS ZV. myt?f: TW"
'-tBWra f 'r J JlTowHrrtwAsnloF purnwes
'HEfSvwo YIQUITTERSh waoon -frvX we jail Iupanfw
j RAYS FOP. ( V J7 NNEt. TAKE v I -jLJXA
BOASTn', LEW CASK LOST WHEN HC COULD ON1.Y EAT SW Dana
QYSTBfeS ON A NINE pegLEN BET
" -and the seven years of dearth began
to come " '
Tim wisp and cmvl'ul imn will nol spend Ills all dur.
Inn llie .venrs of U u t V, l.ut will lake a fifth ami store
it uuhIiihI llio years ot dearth lo come.
Take ime-fifllt of ynr Iiiooiiii- anil place 11 in n Ma
iiiU.s account in this strong hank lor vnr use iliiHng
llic lean ycarSj which mmuii'I' or Inlcr, nmy oi'i'lako
you.
KAUNAS !'.1'.HT.MKST
Tlic AmcricanNai ional Bank
Pendleton. Oregon.
Wrongest Hank in Gasfcrn Oregon"
Mr-'. P M.
in a couple
I '.i I ; i , I
-Mr. a lid
,1 II,.
at Muviiie
plaints.
A basket ball game will
i i. liv Saturday evening 1 1
I a ecu Helix and the Tut
T
. (Mist in . 'Ionian Special.)
WKSTi i.V, Dec. 1. Mrs. X.
Jones and daughter Audrey, acc
pained by Mrs. M. Smith, motored!
'o Walla Walla Saturday on a roiiihiu-1
d business and pleasure trip.
ieo. (iei'Kiiig of Athena was a busi
ness is'.tor in Weston.
K. A. Poc well knmvn Morrow coun
ty farmer was hen, Satimlav and
bowed tho effects of his exi-itins; ex
perience in the train wreck on the Co
lumbia liiver. He was a passenger on
No. 1 and was knoc ked unconscious
hy the force of the collision sustainini;
a deep gash on Ins forehead.
Koy W. I.ieiialleu and family and
Dale Crown were up this week from
lone district in Morrow county and re
port good crop conditions in that lo
cality, lioy has silt) acres in wheat on
i lmm acre farm which he has rented
ind feels encouraged over his indivi
dual prospects. He is shipping his
farm und household effects tu Morrow
county by truck.
Itobert Hazelwood who has been
seriously ill at his home in Weston was
taken to Hoi Cake sanitarium for
treatment Saturday.
Karl Olson and Hubert Hodgson
were ill town Saturday from W
Walla valley on a business Inn.
Lew is Keen and John Kerr were at
tending to business affairs in Weston
iturday.
.Mrs. Mary Carder, wife of Wesley
Carder passed away Friday Decem
ber 2 at her home in Ashland. Oregon.
ifter a weeks Illness from pneumonia.
Mrs. Cnrder has many friends in I'ma-
tilla county by whom she was highly i
regarded. I
Mrs. Ctilu Clark of Koy, Idaho is
visiting relatives in Weston and vicin
ity her former home. It is Mrs. darks
first trip to Huston after an absence
of ten years, and she is euiovinir the
renewal of her association with kin
dred and friends. She was the uuest
last week of her sister Mrs. C. C. Mc
llride, iit the Mcllrkh- Pros farm. This
week she Is visiting at the home of
her father Ivan O'Harra.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean HeWilt of Co
lumbia, Ohio, was here Friday and will
leave Sunday for Chelan, Wash., to
visit Mrs. DeU'llt'.H parents, Mr, and
Mrs. C. Haines.
Miss tlertrade VanWiukle writes to
her parents that she plans to leave
Corvallis next week to spend the holt
days in Weston,
Mr. and .Mrs. M. W. Pederseii wel
comed a congenial company of friends
to their home on South Croud street
Tuesday afternoon. Cards, music and
conversation afforded pleasant enter
tainment until m ill niht when an ap
petizing supper was served by the
hostess. Those who participated in
the hospitality extended were Mes
(laiues Alherl o'llarru, l.enn Ciindell.
C. I. O'llarru, Sylvan Kennanl, Newton
O'llarru, Cyle Webb and M. W. Ped
erseii. 'William K. Driskell is abb' lo be out
on the street again after a month's ill
ness. Coy W. minor, state senator, who
Is chairman of the I'matilla county
lied Cross drive was in town Monday
conferring villi Dr. w. 11. McKinney.
the local chairman.
Sim .1. Cnlley wa
dleton Thursday.
Mrs. va Martin i
al t he home of her
Cev. and Mrs. .1,
daughter .Margaret
Tuesday evening t
cert given in O
tori ii m by Mi's.
C,k have M- , j ") l
duhcr'Uiov mrTW - clull Wi f
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! :BBZz. SvS . AMUSEMENTS '
u-,.,. .' n .5S?KS1
j One of the urightest, biggest and I BVSri
'i - :;: ;:il best musical shows to be seen here this j fK1 iJsJ 1
I IttnUf llvnllOILltO ;I the only .usicnl comedy booked "SteMfflpT
j. here for the l21-22 season. i jr
BY JUNIUS' j
I k ' 1 I
Take Yeast Vitamon
Tablets To Clear
The Skin
Euild Firm "Stay-There" Flesh Increase Energy.
If you want to quirkly eVan your skin and complexion, put aotn inn healthy
Swh on yoir bones, inorpa your nen force and power and look nd ffl UO
per rent. btir. simply trv taking two of Ma?tin' tiny yeast VITAMON Tablet
with aach meal arid watrh the
results. Matm' VITAMON
TaM5t contain hi'uy.cuncntra
ted yeunt-x Uauiinfs ma well at
tb two other it ill more impor
ttant vitannue (Fut Nl'tt'l A
and Water yoltiMe C) aud are
now being u?ed by thouKand.
They po&uively will not upct
the toinc"h or caufe gae. but,
on tne v3tn.ry, ao a threat aid
to digevtion, to overcome consti
pation and as a general condi
tioner of th whole system. Pim
ples, I oils and sktti eruptions
eem to vanish like magic, th
complexion becomen frjh aud
clar, the cheeks glow with ruddy
health, the flesh becomes firm,
the eyes brid t. Martin's VITA
MON TUets are positively
gun ran tei to gi ve you new
health, energy and amhitinn and
improve your appearance. Do
not accept imitations or substi
tute. Yhi can get Maatin'i
VITAMOH Tablets from any
good dniKKift. j
Of what uu fin fvaturct with an fTf
mottled kln, 8abby flht tunkan chok, :
fouch undar tha ayaa or a caraworn, icklr
ooklnf fca? Lat Vitamon corract thaaa
MASTIN'S
rut cm emu 4 4?
AND 'K'vair
CtNlilNS 'v
7T
VITAMINS
IA3i.tl
Are Poiitively Guaranteed
to Put On Firm 'Flesh,
Clear the Skin and Increase '
Energy When Taken. With
Every Meal or Money Back
OFFICE CAT
Win.
$!.ini, SK
n. n. :'s, j
.See. 7. T.
ii:i:ds
lloskllls lo
1-1, Mi 1-1
Zii.';!i Ilmiser,
See. 12, Ti. ::,
mil mete anil ImuiiiJ Irai't in
:i, x. it. i.
C'lauil A. HaiiilHon, to W. II. (lulli
fonl, $1.11(1, 1--' inli'i'i'Sl In XK 1-1 SW
1-4 und S l-'J 1-1 See. 11, Ti. 2, X.
( ne of the liriKhtesl. Inquest ami
best nnisieal shows to he seen here this
season will he he the altraetion at the
Itivoli theatre next Friday iiiKht anil
is the only tiuasieal eonieily hooked
here for the lH:'l-22 season.
"An(?el Kuee" Is Hie title of this
newest of Victor Herbert melod e
inastei'iiieces. which will he seen here
with (lie oriKinal Xew York and Chi
ea;jo cast unil production under the
supervision of (iconic YV Lederer,
I their orifiiunl producer who has been
broiiKbt to the west coast by the Nut
IlloUlstcin I'roilueinK company to di
rect the tour. Tho original .New lork
Siuitli to K. It.
I Ilk. il, Koont
T. J
I.ol 4
lOcho.
I., li. Wi lls lo Mrs.
S-:is.un. Lots ;i and
subdivision plaited
I
Dorn, $:ir.ii.ii. I
j nd Add. loj "Anp'l Face" provides an even-
liiiK's entei'taliuneiit of u ilelik'htlul
It. JleDowell, I kind. There are Rood laughs, a real
4, lilk. j or the 'story, pretty Kirls, lively tunes, and
mil known aa colorful costumes and settings.
slioppiiu; In pen-
f I'endb'lon visited
father Tliursdav .
In) II. ('nun and
motored to Milton
' altcnd the con-
liinibla Collide andi
niia riiiupton Winn.
West law n, west of Kcho.
.Mrs. K. K. Mi Howell to Ceo. K. .Mc
llowell. $L!;ts.iill, same as above.
Zoeth lloiiser. Sheriff, to Anna M.
ll.irtroinr, $lii.:!s, t; I-:' sV 1-1 and
W'l-J Sl'J 1-1, Sec. 17, Tp. a, X. II. a.S.
A. I,. I. uce lo I'M hoi K. Ilowniaii.
$ I . nil, V l-'J XK l - l NW 1-4 ami Fast
4ii feet of XV 1-1 NW 1-1 Sec. 21, Tp.
I, N. It. 2S.
Mary I,cinblie lo into Pfenning, $1,
all real property standing in llie name
of grantee.
T. I). Waii4li lo Irv in I larues. $ I .ml
Pole r., (1, 7, N, !, 10. 1 I anil 12, Plli.
2ri5, lies. Add. lo Pendleton.
Arnold Plain Intr lo l'Mrst Hank or
Pilot Pock JI.iiii S 1-2 and X vV 1-4
XV 1-1. K 1-2 XV 1-4 unil K 1-2
XI'. 1-1 and XW 1-4 X K 1-1, SW 1-4
XI-: l-l See. 2ii. Tp. I. S. I !. 22.
oelll II. Miser, ShelitT. to Frank llll
hert. 11:1:1. !:., X 1-2 SW l-l Sec. 1. Tp.
1.
I Aiiioiik other thinus in the piece are
1 two rather new In mimical eonieily ti
j grandmother and a baby and there
Is not a line or situation in the play
that would brinj,' a. blush lo either.
The story has to do Willi a niuiieu
veriiih' mamma, with' iiuniieroiis fem
inine proKency, who is determined that
the younger sirlii shall not many un
lit llie eldest, and least attractive Is
safely wedded and there is also a sci
entist intent upon producing fin elixir
of youth. Kxpcriment with this lirliiKS
about many humorous eomplirutiouH.
There are Iweiify-two souk hits in
llie show of the whistling kind, the
most popular of which shall no doubt
be "I Might I'.c Your (Hue-In-Awhile."
'i aki:k Hum's u
PlttiYIDHXi'K, It. 1.. Dec. 12. (I.
X. S.I due man was instantly killed
and more than a score hail narrow es
capes when the Standard Oil tanke?
L'oniet blew up. The dead man, Thom
as Amplalll was nieiuny mono 1.:
pieces. The tanker immediately niirsi
into I'lauies and for a while neirhhor
itiR shipping and buildinirs were en
dangered. A tug succeeded in ra ttinij
a line on the burning ves.scl, and tow
ed her into the river.
li.
ASTOIilA l!OAI l"l lit IIASI I).
ST. PAI'l., lec. 12. --(A. P.1 The
purchase of the Portland. Astoria and
Pacific by tho (treat .Northern and
Northern Paeilic was announced to
day. Tiie price was approximately
two and a hail' millions.
won. D iti: immk;i5ts
WASHIXCTdX. Inc. 12. (1. X.
S.) A lull .suspending immigration
for three years was introduced in the
house by licpresenlative Johnson, of
Washington, chairman of the house
immigration committee. Johnson said
a "total suspension of immigration"
is necessary to shut out undesirable
aliens who arc being "given passports
in order to get them out of their honi
countries."
I DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
TOM DASHES OFF ONE
BY ALLMAN
Used Car Sale
Our Murage space is very limited and in order to
make room for new Olds models we liae materially
reduced prices on the following used cars:
1 Hupmobilc, touring
1 Liberty, touring ,
2 Olds Eights, .touring
1 2 Oakland a, touring
1 Olds truck
1 Republic truck
Our prices will surprise you $-Jf0.00 and up.
Terms if desired. If you are in the market for a good
used car it will pay you to look at our'stoek.
The Oldsmobilc Co.
(Opposite Pendleton Hotel)
TOM. DO VOU KNOW WE
HAVEN'T ORDERED AMY
CHRISTMAS CARDo VET ?
I WAS LOOKING AT 50ME
WE RECEIVED LAST YEAR
TO GET A SUGGESTION-
VOU MUST LAV
AWAKE NIGHT;;
TRVIKIvJ TO
THINK HOW TO
SPEWD MONEY
i-y,-" w - ' 1
M. d JFK
vou know as welv. as i do
THAT WE CAN'T GIVE PRE5ENT5
TOALLOUR FRIENDS THIS j
YEAR ANP WE WANT TO
REMEMBER THEM .SOMF.
WAY -
SEND 'EM A
CARD 'EK?
NOT SUCH A
BAD IDE.A-
After Altciidius the Court -1 louse I'ow
Wow On Saturiluy
We decided that some speakers hash
np a la 1 k so that there isn't any meat
in it.
You have fo take things In life as
they come, unless you are an expert
dodser.
1 take no comfort in my life,
I 11 m completely siiuaslied,
I cannot smoke my good ole pipe,
Wile's had the curtains washed.
Another tradition smashed. Wc
thought only women were bargain
hunters until we heard a man buying
eight pair of garters at a Saturday
sale. He's either a careful shopper or
else he keeps a pet centipede.
( ill Ron trice Fairfax,
Toll me please,
If 1 roll my sox.
Shall I powder my knees?
mai d mooki: ac qi n'i i:i
KN'dXVIl.l.K, Tenn., Dee. 1". d.
P.) Maude Moore, known as Mrs,
Stublis of Tacoma, Wash., was ae'iuit
ted of the murder of I-eroy llurtli.
The jury was out six minutes.
ASPIRIN .
Name "Buyer" on Genuine
Warning! Unless you see the nnni
"lluyci 1 package or on tabletg yo
DTo not getting genuine Aspirin pre
scribed by physicians for twenty -one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in tho I'.ayer
package for Colds, Headache, Neural
gia, KlK'Uinatisin, Earache, Toothache,
Tamilian) und for Pain. Handy tin
I b.ivns nf twelve ltaver Tablets of As
pirin cost few cents. Druggists ulso
hell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trudo inar'.t of Uaycr Manufacture ot
Monoacelieacidcster of Sulicylicucid.
FROM
COUGHS
Colds, Croup
Tickling Throat
Whooping Cough
Bronchial Cough
Hoarseness, etc.
For many yearn a atandari
famdycough medicine ot hiifh
at merit Contains noopiatca
BJ. Z
Sold iAcrywlirru
S200
Given
Free
Away
I 'or .'Most (.raccl ul Couple in lliu
Old Stjlo WalU,
Wall., Two-Htcp, Scliolilseli.
Three-Step anil olhcr old Btylo
fancy dances given by P. J.
Powers every Friday night at
1 1I1I1V1 Y HAIJ;
Public Invited
SI111.I0 ly Mii:lroj' Orcliestrn.
a " : ,.
LET US HELP YOU SOLVE YOUR QUESTIONS
ABOUT GIFTS
For the Girls
1 WI5H WE. COULD C-E.T
VP A CARD WITH ?OME;
-ITTLE ORIGINAL VfZRE
OrJ IT - COMETH I Mvi THAT
EXPRESSES OUR OWH n
THOOOHTCS
G'fV F. ME A
PICCE OF
PAPEk? - I'LL
WRITE A
CHRISTMAS CACP
THAT WILL
EXPREC
m y
r ; m f
I'VE pEEM ROBBED & TAXED &ALLTHAT STUFF
UNTIL I'M DOWN AHO ALMOST OuT
I'VE GOT COLO CHILLS FROM ALL MY BILLS
AND FJMO TIMES PRETTY TcxxiH.
I'M Pent AW Almost broke.
Put still have just enough
to mail a merry chri5tmas card
rrw" Tom a HELEN DUFF.
For the Little Tots
Dolls (can't break 'cm)
Fast color toys
Rattles
Rocking horses
Bootees, sweaters, caps
For Boys
Electrical trains
Wind-up trains
Gilbert's mechanical toys
Drums
Tricycles, 1-3 off of rog.
price
Konstructo sets
All of the better games
N" even-thing
Dolls
Doll beds, cradles ,
Doll Swings
Sewing sets
Tea sets (china and alum
inum) .
Cooking sets
"And that ain't all"
For Mother
Handkerchiefs
Rook ends
Candle sticks
Boudoir caps
Dishes, hand painted and
plain
Hand decorated pottery
The above is a very slight list of the many things that
we are offerings that are here for your selection, marked
in the plainest of low prices.
The BEE HIVE
PENDLETON OREGON
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