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DAILY HAST PmSLETCIT, 022G0N,
TUESDAY E7ENIK0, APEIL 25, 1922.
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Social and Club News
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CUD HAS MEETING.
For a meeting of the Spizzprink
tum club yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
N. P. Mcl-ean nd Mrs. A. H. fox
entertained at the home of Mrs. Mc
Lean, 1001 Haley street.
'Her work throughout the stale was
the theme for a talk by Mia. Nettle
Whetstone, state president of the Ile
bekah lodge.
Members of the club decided to en
tertain their friends at some date in
the near future, at the library club
rooms. The club will meet May 8
at the home of Mrs. Will H. llen
ett with Mrs. Julia I-ockrldne and
Mrs. Eliza Iiurchell as hostesses.
WHIST C1.VB ENTERTAINS
1 For an especially enjoyable meet
ing the the Duplicate Whist Club.
Mrs. Frank Frailer was hostess yes
terday afternoon. Guests motored to
Mrs. Frailer" attractive country res
idence. Hillside Home." for luncheon,
spending the luter hours In playing
Duplicate, liesides members, addi
tional guests were Sirs. Harold War
ner, - Mrs. Belle Under, of Port
land, who i() a guest of Mrs. War
Bar, Mrs. Char. Hamilton, Mrs. L. L.
Rogers and Mrs. O. It. Erlckson.
MOTOK TO WALLA WALLA.
" A motor parly consisting of Mrs.
Oeorgo Strand, Mrs. Pan P. gmythe,
her houseguest, Miss Louise- Poulson,
of Portland. Mrs. Charles Carter,
Mrs. Fred Steiwer and Mrs. Anna
Herrlck spent the day In Walla Wal
la. Miss Poulson will depart tomor
' row for her home. "
hopf's tpgTAins shop
EXCLUSIVE BCT
Anyone Having Dandruff or Itching Scalp'
1 , Should Use
Youth Craft
FOR THE HAIR AND SCALP
A Positive Remedy for Dandruff and
Itching' Scalp
We sell VOUTH CRAFT HAIR AND SCALP
REMEDY on an ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE.
s
If hot entirely satisfied
f and money will be refunded.
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YOUTH CRAFT SELLS AT
, $1.00 per bottle
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"Try the drug
Phone 520
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SAVE YOUR
' MONEY
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We can save you 40 cents on a sack of flour.
Over 20 per cent saving. Can you afford to
overlook this opportunity.
Kerr's Hot Cake Flour in 10 pound sacks,
Special price 6T,C
Table Supply Coffee, per pound 30c
Honey, 2 cakes for- v .43c
THE TABLE SUPPLY CASH STORE
739 Main Street Phone 187
CHAS. D. DE5PAIN & CHAS, W. GOODYEAR
Proprietors.
MISS. Dl'DLET VISITS
Mrs. E. A. Dudley, of Athena, is a
cuest at the home -f her sister, Mrs.
Will M. Peterson. During the week
end Mi Jessie Dudley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dudley of Athena,
was a guest at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Peterson.
MJtS EMCKSOX IS Of EST
Mrs. u. It. Erickson (Reno Aildi.nn
is a guest at the home of her aunt and
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frazier.
of Hillside Home. Mrs. Etiekson.
whose wedding was a recent event,
resides in Spokane.
I.EAVK FOR IVKTLAXD.
Mrs. John M. .Dolph and little
daughter Elise, who have been guests
of Mrs. Dolph's mother. Mrs. George
I'oringer, left last night for their
home in Portland.
SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT.
A special! meeting of the Girls'
rurity and Protective League will
be held ut the Christian church at
T:30 o'clock this evening. Officers
state that the meeting, is an import
ant one. ,
LITTLE SOX HORN, i.
Mi, and Mrs. Aaron I. Graham,
of 61$ Ash street, are the parents of
n seven und a half pound son, born
lust evening at the Graham home.
MOTOIl TO PENDLETON.
Mrs. Jennie 1-angley and Mrs. Le
ona Hust, of Milton, motored to
Pendleton yesterday and were the
guests of friends! -
Sample
Coats
AT 25 PER CENT OFF
Polo Coats, Camel's Hair
Coats, in tans and grays.
Show Room Samples at
25 per cent less than reg
ular prices. See them!
NOT EXPENSIVE
return the empty bottle i
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store fittV
Pendleton, Oregon
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CIRCLE TO MEET.
The Bible Beading Circle will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock in j
Parish Hall. Reading for th week is
found in Chapter 21, Book of Xum-J
tiers. This being the last meeting of
the term of !0 readings for 1321,:!. a j
business session will be held for the!
purpose of formulating plans for the j
purpose vi luruiuwiinsT plans tor ine
next course, to begin the second Wed
nesday of October, 1922, and to decide
several important questions in connec
tion with closing the present term.
MFETIXGU TO BE HELD
A missionary meeting will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3(1 p. m. in
the reception rooms of the church.
Hostesses will be Mrs. A. H. Cox. Mrs.
Julia Lockridge and Mrs. P. J. Hege
man. The program will Include a re
rtort of the Presbytery meeting in Mil
ton. KKTCRX FROM I'ORTLAXD.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Itogcrs re
turned yesterday from Portland
where they visited Mr. Hogers' par
ents,. Mr. and Mrs. Judil 8. Ropers,
formerly of this city. The trip was
made by motor and Mr. and Mrs.
Itogers visited also at St. Johns with
Mr. and Mrs. John Millor.
TILLICIMS TO DAXl'E.
Members of the Tlllicum Club will !
enjoy a formal dunce tomorrow eve
ning at the Knights of Pythias hall.
Hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Km met t
Estes, Mr. and Mrs. Italph Temple,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, and Dr.
und Mrs. David B. Hill.
VISITORS IX PENDLETON
Mrs. L. H. Frye of Walla Wulla
siK'iit Sunday in Pendleton as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Alfred Fitr
Gerald at the Judge Thomas Fits
Gerald home, Mrs. Frye was former
ly Miss Lulu Ely.
HOMECOMING TOMORROW NIGHT
Members of the Rcbckah lodge are
anticipating the "Homecoming" ses
sion to be held at the I. O. O. FY
hall tomorrow evening. The affair
promises to be one of decided inter
est. MRS. WARDEN HERE
Mrs. H. Warden of Pasco, Wn.,
visiting Mrs. C. A. Fitzputrlck for
few days.
MRS. MORSE RETCRN8
Mrs. Roy Morse has returned after
a visit In Portland.
MRS. XORVELL HERB.
Mrs. Letcher XorVell, Helix matron,
ii In tho city today. ,
H 0 M EDEmWsTRATIOI.
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
Utile for Giving HwectH to Chll-
(Iron
Persuade yourself to satisfy
your craving for sweets us
largely us. possible with natural
sweets raisins, prunes, dates,
flKs, sweet upples. sweet or-
tinges, peals, bananas, ' honey.
TheHe contain most vulutihln'
t mbierul suits, us well us- sugar.
Eat no candy between meals.
If cunily Is eaten, let it be only
one or two pieces eaten ut the
end ot a meal ns it dessert. Eat
only one dessert with u meal.
A small amount of sugar, Just
t enough to make It palatable,
may be used to sweeten cooked
and canned fruit, not enough to
"preserve" It. Preserves and
jelly should be treated as candy,
just a little being , eaten neeu-
xiouiilly as a part of n Htcul, ns
an aeeoniimnlmfyit to n tint
food, or with cottage cheese, or
. In ft dessert. V, D.
EXPECTED IN TEN DAYS
WASHINGTON.
April 25.-
-(IT. P.)
The 'Interstate
commerce
comnils-
Hlon will announce extotmlve railroad
rato reductions within ten days, ae.
cording to ofl'iciul announcement to
day, i
CHILDREN SCOLDS
should not b 11 dosed." Trtu
lhm trnal1t Hflk
' V VapoRuo
Over 17 Million Jan IheJ Yearly
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
I hereby unnounco myself an candi
date for the office of Joint Penre.
Dontutlvo of I'mntillu and Morrow
Comitllen, on tho Mepubllcan tickit.
If elected I piomlo to faithfully
iiid honestly ucrform' the duties of
the office, working: ut nil time, for
Hie best Interest. of t lie Keonlo of
thin district uiul the Mate of Oregon.
I favor legislation tending to oil.
minute- wuslo In public expenditures
and reduction of the luxes wherever
poKHlblc, consistent with tiound public
policy.
Slogan.
Count ructivo economy, und a fulr
er distribution of the tux burden.
E. M. HULDEN.
(Paid Adv.)
JOSEPH ELL
Insurance
Moved to 526 Main
East Oregonian
Bldg. v
Office Phone 245
Re. Phone 790-W
Seed Potatoes
WE HAVE F-AKLV K.OSE. uKYBLIEST OF ALL
. XETTED GEM Mil ID POTATOES
FIXE OXIOX SETS AXD A COMPUTE IJXE OF XOKTII
" F.KX GltOUX FliOWElt .VXD UAKDKX 8EEDH
lied Rock Chese. pound 53o
Parker House Rolls, doien - , 23e
Health Bread, loaf '. SJH;
Extru Fancy Apples, box .. .'.
. t'hae & San boms Coffee Bale continues the rest of this
week. One pound free with -five pounds for .. 92.33
' Brings the price down to 39 cents per pound for the finest
grade of coffee. - , .
Fresh Strawberries -
Fresh Irrigon and Walla Walla Asparagus. .... .
, Aekrnnan's Dainty Cakes, 3 for
" Assorted Jams, largo Jars
. I"ure Prttit Jelly, gallon tin .
Country Butter, roll
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
three Phones 28. Only One Quality, the Best
IGHJ
, Frunkle Webb or Portland is In
Pendleton ond "rarlii" to go" ugainst
Iluddy Stevens, local boy ill the ten
round main event of the City Commis
sions bojiing card, Friday night ut the
Altn. Webb and Stevens both held
light workouts this afternoon at the
tabor hull, Webb working out at 1
o'clock and Stevens at 2:31). They will
workout at the same hours tomorrow.
The Portland boy appears to be in
first class condition und Innnl funs can
expect a good bout when he comes up
against 'Buddy Stevens, who fought
him to a draw two years ago. Utah
boys are anxious to win tho mutch
Friday and will extend themselves to
the limit.
A match that promises us much In
terest us the main event is the semi
windup bout between ltuttling Rob
Unrn'es of Spokane and Oeorge Welch
of Wallji Walla; Welch wus on the
Inst card lit Pendleton and displayed
fast : footwork and . clever . boxing.
Burnes topped Welch last Saturday
ut Wulhi Wallii and Welch promises tu
give Harues'a good run Friday. While
the bonl lasted lit Wnlla Wallu it wai?!
fast and furious according-to those
who witiiessed It.
Franklo Neul of Pendleton and
Charlie ;Saf ford are scheduled to gc
four rounds In a special event. Neul
has been seen In action several times
by locu( fans and has won many
friends, j Snffnrd used to he a "(lob"
and .did sonic fighting while under the
management of "I'nclc Sam."-. A cur
tain rlstT i.-i being arranged between
Rfoolis of Pendleton und another lo
cal boxer. :
OF JUSTICE REM
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WASHINGTON,' April 25. (A. P.)
My direction of the Attorney Gen
eral, W. O. YVtts, special agent to de
pnrtitient of Jostle, was removed to
day "for disloyalty to the department."
ufter adml.sKion that he had furnished
Mepresv-ntntlve Johnwn, .republlciin,
of Soufh Dakota, ttTth Information on
wnich Johnson based his attack on the
department In n, recent speech in tho
house. . ;
HAKDI.V AN AVUtSIOX!
IlKRVKlt, April 25. a. N .S.)
I.ouls Iares, a Creek merchant of
Hlple)', Tenii., wus cohlL' to bn sum
that he had looked the' HoM over
thoroiiKhly before deciding upon n
mate for himself. Tcstlfvlnir in dlst-
tlct court here In a honrlnir on the
suit of 1'Yances Kynn for the estate
of a former Denver restaurant pro
prietor, litres declared that he had
corresponded with 1,501) American
KlrlH. Tho statement came In re
sponse to an attempt on the part ol
Miss liyan's attorney to show that
Ijircs entertained an aversion to
American girls.
if
Edward T. Mercer, SI, sailor of
Norfolk, Va., Is under arrest at Bal
timore following the finding of the
mutilated body of his wife, Ruth,
SO, in Chesapeake Bay at Ocean
View. Mercer ay ha can establish
fcla innocence andjh&t he has not
been to Ocean View for three yeait
x Accused
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L.33C
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80c
Japanese Influx
Not Desirable, Says
Brazil Newspaper
PHIUP AQU1LA KEMPSTER
(Cnited Press Staff Correspondent.)
RIO DE JANEIRO, (By mall) It
is doubtful If the South American
countries, . particularly Brazil, will
ever pass suceh laws that will open
their ports to Japanese. Immibration
on a large scale. It is likewise to be
questioned if the Brazilian states,
where small, Jap colonies are already
established, especially Sao Paulo,
would bo willing to welcomo an exten
sive increase of Nipponese residents.
This is the attitude expressed in an
editorial published yesterday by "O
Estada," of San Palo, a conservative
morning newspaper, which is recog
nized as expressing the views of the
general commercial classes in Brazil.
Tho attitude of this paper may be ta
ken us tho general one throughout
Brazil.
The Japanese question has been
brought to the foreground In Brazlt
by recent dispatches from the United
States stating that Japan . Intends to
Intensify tho flow of her emigration
to South America.
"O Estado" placed llttel fuith In this
statement, saying that the resolutions
of Japan In this respect will alwayp
bo conditional upon the action taken
by the various Iatln American na
tions, it being doubtful if these coun
tiles would ever consent to tha pro
posed intensification of Japanese Im
migration, which would inevltablv
bring social and national problems far
more serious than the shortage . of
workers which, they would desiro to
remedy by this means.
"O Estado" stated that Dr. Wash
ington Louis, the governor of Sao
Paulo, in a recent visit to the Jap col
onics of that state, was impressed by
tne enerby of tho Japanese, by their
discipline, their Intelligence, and their
Industry, but Dr. Luis was also afford
ed a strong practical demonstration of
some of the inconveniences of Jap
anese colonization, from a Brazilian
point of view.
in ine urst .place, continues "O
Estado," teh coming of vast numbers
or Jap colonists to Brazil would un
doubtedly prejudice Immigration from
Europe, Italy, France. Germany, Por
tugal and other countries which is In
tensely desirable to Brazil.
Zemo, the' Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You Need
Don't worry about Eczema or other
kin troubles. Vou can have a clear,'
healthy skin by usinfr Zemo obtained at
any drug store for 35c, or extra larce
bottle at $1.00. .
Zemo generally removes rimples,'
Blackheads, Blotches, Eczema and King
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zerao is a clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid. It is easily appheu
and costs a mere trifle for each applica
tion. It is always dependable..
IT3THE BASIS OF
A GOOD
MEAL
Use our bread as a
foun d a t ion upon
which to build the
perfect meal. Thia
bread never disap
points in its quality. It
is made with the kind
of care and of the
same excellent mate
rials that the particu
lar housewife reveres.
Pendleton
Baking Co.
m
New
m nnmuM
Too nd. that nlprloan frtllnc that
oma with dear, pur, rndd com
pltxion
BREAKDOWN SEEN IN
WASHINGTON", April 25. A k
rlous breakdown In the government's
barriers against the smuggling of Im
migrants into this country is threat
ening, according to Senator Lodge,
republican leader of the Benate.
Lodge warned - that between 400
and 700 members of the federal Im
migration service would bo suspend
ed between now and July 1 due to
lack of funds to .pay their, salaries..
This lay-off of trained sleuth's," who
have spent years in ferreting down
Immigrant smugglers, will be due to
the refusal of Congress to pass a de
ficiency appropriation for the ser
vice Lodge said.
"I thing the crippling of the Immi
gration service through failure to
pass a deficiency appropriation Is n
very serious matter," Lodge suld, "It
will undoubtedly lead to a great deal
of smuggling.
Clean Up
! as; I!
t i twi I
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L. J. McATEE
Contracting
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HOUSE CLEANING TIME
Time to replace an old piece of furniture or refurnish
a room. ; . ,
In buying furniture, remember that you are buying for
the years to come as well as for today. Make your pur
chases here and you will be absolutely sure of those
sterling qualities in construction and finish that add so
-much to the life and beauty of your furniture. '
The assistance of our interior decorator is yours for
the asking. v :.
Crawford Furniture Co,
Your Credit is Good, ; - ' :
Your Old Furniture Taken in Exchange for New -:
WX F. Court Street Pbone Pendleton. Oram
Suits
You will be pleased with
the new, plain ' tailored
smartness' of these unusual
looking ' skirts, some with
fringe hem, some pleated;
others plain,, plaid ;and
stripes. A very attractive
snowing at the present time
in most every desired color ,
or combination. : t . -3. -
250 Pimples, 736 BlacUieadi
nd3Boil!
No reward Is offered, beestune thy
ere lost forever! No Question wllr h
askel, except one question. "How -
did you lose them?" There is but one
1'iiRwor, "I cut out new fad" treat- '.
mcnts and guesswork; 1 used on of
the most powerful bluod-clesnsers. ;
blood-purltlera and flesh-builders ',
Known, anu inai is a. H. B.I Now my
face is pinkish, my skin clear ss -rone,
my cheeks are filled out nd my '
rheumatism, too, la gone!" This will :
be your experience, too. If you try & ,'
H. 8. U is guaranteed . to be purely .
vegetable In all Its remarkably effeo- .
live medicinal Ingredients. B. 8. 8.
means a new history for you from now
ou! S. B. H. Is sold at all drug store f
In two sizes. The larger slM la -the
more economical
"It will mean thoi finloughlng of
from 400 to 700 men, because there
will bo no money to pay their saltt-
riei until July 1, when the approprl- ;
atlpns. for the next, fiscal ' year be
come available." .
Lodge estimated that "10,0OOvllUctt
and unlawful Immigrants" will be ad
mitted before the immigration ser
vice can ro.-tore Its barriers to nor-'
mat condition. . , .' '
"Jt .seems to mo to bo, extrava,
ganco of the worst kind to, break up
a .service which at tlia best Is under-manned."
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;-ard of Thanks . 4
We desire to extend to the many '
kind friends and members of Pendle-
ton .AerLe .Xo. 2, our heartfelt thio
and hppreclatton for' the : beantlful -floral
offerings and kindness during""
our sad bereavement lit th$ death pf
our beloved son and brother, Trafton
Doan. " - ... V v '
II Ft. AXD MRS. JOSEPH DO AN .
MRS. LIZZIE AVOODCRAFT
THOMAS DQAX " - ' - '
HKXRY DOAX
JAMES DOAX. ,
PLRASAXT DOAX ' f -.
HAWOMB DOAN-
for Spring
Real estate men know that
well kept property . $ more
valuable for sales, or rent- '
als,' or a loan. They al&o ; .
know .that a paint-ndedy '. :
house drags down the value .
of all other property in the '
neighborhood. v
We sell Lowe Bros.: Painty
and Varnish. ; ,'" '
Main St.
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