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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
March 2 J County . Confer-
lence Sunday School Association
I at Helix.
May I County Oratorical
jfiContest.. . '
S a m rAan HMAk mailt
Commencement at Pendleton
High School.
June 13, It and 17 Annual
state convention of Spanish Am
erican War Veterans, Women a
Auxiliary and Military Order of
Serpents.
Reservations
evening.
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will close Thursday
Meat Market Sues.
The Central Meat Market, which
operates undor the style of the Pen
dleton Trading Co., has brought suit
against E. J. Morris in which Judg
ment to the amount of $980.74 on four
I causes of action is sought The suit
is based on promissory notes. Carter
& Smythe represent the plaintiff.
lot Iiock have already bees received
by Adjutant Cyril Proebst and. tc
ceptances from the remaining ports,
all of whom have been invited, are ex
pected before the nutting tomorrow
night.
Imdcrahe Is Arralfmcd.
Charles Vonderahe, charged with
e murder of Matt Jepson, was ar-
lirned this morning In the court of as defendants,
fcstice Joe II. Parkes. His preliml-j represented by James
Iry hearing, has been set for tomor-
at two o'clock.
Would PbrccloHo Mortgage.
A suit to collect a note and to fore
close a mortgage on real estate which
was given as security has been filed
by R. M. Dorothy in the circuit court.
Aaron Ragsdale and others are named
The plaintiff, who is
H. E. Scott,
Buys Denver Skins.
H. N. Graham has purchased from
E. Albee- the eleven beaver skins dis
played recently at the George llaer
Hardware slor. . The skins brought
a total of 1165. . It Is unlawful to
kill beaver, but these were trapped
by Albee through a special dlspen
sutlon from the Game Commission
as the animals were damaging trees
on the Walla Walla river. .
ikes to dp Speaker.
Horace Bykes, deputy state fire
arshall, will be the chief speaker
the weekly forum luncheon of the
endletun Commercial ' Association
Thursday at noon.' Tho luncheon will
held at the Quelle restaurant.
Plate Glass Replaced.
A plate glass window to replace
the one which Was cracked lust win
(er when a pebble was hurled against
t was unloaded and put in place to-
lay in the front of Bond Bros. Fev-
Lai men were required to juggle the
JE glass..
fcouple Bound Over. . . "
1 Elsie Anna Ward and Harry Ross,
fcharged with adultery, waived their
ireliminary examlnaton this morn
ig In the court of Justice Joe H.
'arkes and were bound over to await
le action of the grand jury. Their
onds were fixed at $50(1 each.
asks judgment for $1100 on the note.
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The annual church meeting of the
Presbyterian church will be held to
night in the auditorium of the church.
Reports of the past year will be made
and a budget decided upon tor the
coming year. The church year ends
March 31. This will be the end of the
third year for Rev. G. L Clark at tho
Pendleton church. ' .
Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 52G
Other Depts.
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QUALITY
SERVICE.
PENDLETON'S LEADING STORK
Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Depts.
78-79
Will Poison Squirrel .
Two hundred pounds of squirrel
poison, made of oats, strychnine, sac
charine, corn syrup and other ingred
ients to tempt the jaded appetite of
the rodents, was mixed today by Fred
Bennion, county agent, for use In kill
ing squirrels In the west end of the
county. This region, Mr. Bennion
states, is the meeting ground of both
the Oregon ground squirrels and the
Columbia squirrels also. It Is hoped
by farmers that the poison will prove
effective in eradicating the squirrels.
Drehestrs to Play.
The Golden Rod Melody Men, all
ntverstty of Washington students,
frill comprise the orchestra for the
:iks dinner dance at the Elks club
Friday evening. . They are en route
o Seattle en a touri wmcn win taxe
jhem to Japan, China and the Phil-
pplnes. Tables are now being re
icrved for the hours of 6:30 and 7:15
Sues On Note. (
R. G." Raymond is defendant In a
suit that has been brought by the
Peacock Mill Co., In which the mill
concern asks for a judgment of
283.70, attorney costs, and their dls.
butscments in the cose.. The suit U
based on a note claimed to do past
due and unpaid. .Watts and Prestbye
represent the plaintiff.
Legton Conference Wcdixttday.
A conference of - representatives of
various posts of the American Legion
in Umatilla county will be held Wed
nesday evening at the Jolly Inn when
the proposition of forming a county
council will be discussed for the tint
time by the representatives of the or
gantzatlons. An , Invitation for the
meeting was extended after the regit'
lar meeting of the Pendleton post I
little more than one week since. Ke
plies of acceptance, from, the Athena-
Weston post and from the post lit l'l
Poultry Meeting ScIhmIuIoU.
A poultry meeting will be held on
Tuesday, Marcb 28, at the farm of W.
Ford, of Umatilla, when H. E. Cos
by, poultry specialist of O. A. C., will
address poultry raisers. Reports will
be given on the results of feeding for
egg production. The poultry season Is
now on, says Fred Bennion, county
agent, and hens are being set and in
cubators filled with eggs. A thousand
White Leghorn chicks were received
at the Sturgis ranch at Barnhart to
day. They were ordered from Prosser
by James Stargis and Bob Simpson
and are the escond thousand received
at the Sturgis farm . . x.
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"Red Rock" Cottage
Cheese
2 you are not eating Red
RocK' Cottage Cheese yowhave
a treat coming.
' t Seasoned with Real Cream,
M Fresh Imported Roquefort
Cheese, also Imported and Do
mestic Swiss. : ;
"WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST"'
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
301 East Court Street. . l :
3 Main line phones. Private exchange con-
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Vcmiil Kquinox Occurs
At about, nood today took .place
what Is known as the "vernal equi
nox," one , of the phenomena In the
routine of the sun, which marks the
beginning of .spring, March 21. The
opening of the season was marked by
fair weather In Pendleton. The equi
nox Is defined as follows: "The time
when the sun's center, In crossing the
equator, coincides with either of the
equinoctial points, that Is, about
March 21 and September -22. The
former is called the vernal equinox
and the latter the autumnal equinox.
The vernul equinox signs, in which
the sun appears between the vernal
equinox and summer solstice, are
Aries, Taurus and- Gemini. At each
equinox, day and night are every
where of equal length." " , .
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Sunday Blue Law
. Everything closed TIGHT on Sunday. "Shall we go
back to the Dark Ages"? or "Do we believe in Liberty for
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This Is the first of a series oTlcctures oh "Up to the Minute" topics, ;
Including "Bible Prophecies of Daniel" and other great men of the
Bible., -..( . ;J; ,. :s,;;. , . ,..(.;
S j LECTURES BEGIN TUESDAY EVENING
;y .; , MARCH 21, AT 7:45 !,
809 E. Court Street i';i:-f;.;iVati&
r; Evangelist G F. Watson from Denver, Colo. .
y Tvangelist L, B. Losey from Walla Walla, Wash.
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Proisram Is of interest.
For Thursday's meeting of the Pen
dleton Women's Club, a program ol
special Interest Is being arranged In
observance of Child Welfare Day.
Among the speakers will be" Miss
Frances B. Hayes, field representative
of the State Child Welfare Commis
sion, who will speak on' the work ac
complished through the commission;
Mrs. Millie R. Trumbull, of the State
Industrial Commission; Mrs. Fred
Schllke of La Grande, a member of
the Child Welfare Commission; Jddge
I. M. Schannep, of the county court,
and Miss Esther Kelly, social service
worker, who is in charge of the Uma
tilla county Red Cross office here.
The musical program will consist of
a children's chorus, a solo by Mrs.
James Hill and a solo by Mrs. David
Stone, of Athena. ' , v. .
Get More Baby Chicks V
The chicken business of Simpson
arid Sturgis Is picking up rapidly and
before long Bob Simpson expects to
have enough work to do , with hi
fancy white leghorn stock that he will
be out at tho company ranch at
Barnhart at least four hours a day.
The second big shipment of baby
chicks to the firm for this season ur
rived In Pendleton today. One thous
and chicks were included In the lot
which was taken to the ranch this
morning-by Mr. Simpson. The ship
ment came from Prosser, Washing
ton. Three weeks ago a shipment of
the same size was received from' an
Oregon fancier. Losses on the first
batch have been very slight. Mr.
Simpson reports, the chicks are thriv
Ing in their brooders ; which were
specially constructed for their care.
; . - YEARLING LYAMB SPECIAL
Leg of Lamb ..........:..................25c per pound
Shoulder Lamb Chops ..18c per pound
Loin and Rib Lamb Chops .....,......;....,20c per pound
Lamb Stew ...-...12 l-2c per pound
Don't Forget to Ask for Your Double S. & H. Stamp
Wednesday.
EMMREMEAT
MARICET
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WASHINGTON?" March 21. (U.
P.) Secretary of State Hughes is
understood to' have dispatched a
communication to the allied govern
ments regarding America's claim for
part of the German reparations pay
ments for maintenance of the Amcr
lean army of occupation on the
Rhine. He will probably make the
communication public within . the
next 24 hours.
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TAKE "D1APEPSIN'
'Tape's Dlapepsln" Is the quickest.
surest, relief for Indigestion, Gases,
Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Fer
mentation or Stomach Distress caused
by acidity. A few tablets give almost
Immediate stomach relief and shortly
the stomach is corrected so you can
eat favorite foods without fear. Large
cane costs only few cents at drug store.
Millions helped annually.'
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT 5 room
- apartment. Inquire -Phone
604. r ',.
unfurnished
J. H. Eetee,
FOR SALE Elector's nominating pe-
tttlnn blanks at Cast Oregonlan
Spring Ushers in a Season of
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The interest of the fashion world is cen
tercd on trim tailored suits as the approved
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garb for spring. Among smart modes m our
collections one notes' many touches of
iginality. 1 ; '
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It is the exquisite tailoring, , the subtle slen
derness of line that characterizes the diverse
models In our wide collection and yes there '
is another important feature they share'
modest prices. -v
There Are New Ideas
in wide sleeves, rich colored embroidery, bead
trimming.
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. The New Fabrics
Twill Cord, Piquetine, Imported Tweeds, Kelley
Cloths and Homespun, 1 , , ;
$22.50 to $85.00 .
SATINELLA
Satiii Sheen at Cotton's Cost, .
' . 95c Yard.
For bloomers and underwear. It's an
imported fabric of exceptional lustre and
softness, made exclusively of Egyptian
yarns closely woven. By all means have a
look at this cloth "SATINELLA" youll
like it. v '
Imported Swiss Organdie,
95c and $1.25
' The finest of quality, silky finish, and
sheer 45 in. wide and offered m
White
Buttercup
Firefly
Orchid
Coral
Red
Blue
Pink
Rose
Black
New Arrivals Ask to See Them
Neckwear
Bags and Purses
Party Boxes
Kiddy Purses
Hair Ribbons
Sport Silk Hosiery
Girdles
Bramley Collar Points
Colored Pongee v
Bed Spreads
Paisley Tricolette
iComfort Veils
New Veiling ,
Silk Check Voile
Black AUover Laces $2.50 and $3.00 yd.
Beautiful designs - of Chantilly and Spanish
Laces in black only: These just came in and ready
for your inspection.;', Can be made up into a blouse
. or dress easily and .will give that stylish touch you
,' wish.
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Imported Jap Crepe 40c Yard
Fine quality imported Jap Crepe here now for
your choosing. Buy them now and make up those
dresses for Spring and Summer.
, - FOR MEN'S SHIRTS
Imported Madras 50c
Now is your opportunity to buy
real Imported Madras for shirts and
boys' blouses. One of the finest fab
rics we have ever offered for the
price. Comes in neat stripes of
black and blue '
MUSIC BOX SAVES
HOME FROM BOBBERS
PORTLAND, Or., March 21. U.
P.) A Swiss music box. made. In tho
form of a lewel casket, recently saved
the home of F. F. Plttock from .toeing
burelarlzed. "
The burtrlar entered the room or
Miss Frederika Plttock, and stealthily
approached the bureau, where he
caught sight of the "Jewel box"-i-aB
the Swiss maker had Intended he
should, Cauttonsly he lifted tip the
top of the box.
Immediately throughout tne Plttock
home the jingle rang out loud and
clear
Rufus, Rastus Johnson Brown, ;.
rent comes round. i
comes round. ' ,
What you gwlne to say? ; ; , ,
What you gwlne to pay?
Xevnh ecA a bit o' sense (III JurtK-
You know, I know, 1 rent means
dough, ;. ,
Landlord's gwlne to turn us out in
the snow. ' '
, Rufus Rastus Johnson Brown.
What you -gwlne to do when the
rent comes round.?
. ' The burglar was purslyzed. He
could not move (or several seconds.
Incidentally, each member of the fam
ily thought some other member had
come n and turned on the fnuslo.
tfinnlly. Miss Frederika cuuxht sight
of tho burclur, and promptly ducked
under the covers. The burijlar went
out into the hallway, and Mis Vir
ginia caught a glimpse of him through
her door as he beat a hasty retreat.
' CHEW VISIT CHAV.B. .
HONOLLXU. V II., March 2i. (A.
P.;-The crew of the British ' light
cruiser, Calcutta, now here, will pro
need (o the island of 'Hawaii and an
lonoly spot where Captain Cook, the
British navigator, who discovered and
named the Hawaiian group , ; the
'Sandwich Islands," is burled, It was
announced today by Captain Walter
Compton, the vessel's commander.
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For Constipated Bowels Bilious , Liver
The nicest cathartic-laxative to
physic your bowels whon you have
Headache Biliousness
Colds " Indigestion -
Dizziness Clour Stomach
Is candy-like Cascarets. ' One or two
tonight will empty your bowels com
plotely by morning and you will lel '
splendid. "They work while you
sleep," Carearcts never stir you liw
or grips like Suits, Pills, Calomel, o
OH and they cost only ten cents a box.
Children love Cascarets too.
office. '
linent day. . '.
chor oft calakeku& bay to visit ths