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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1922)
TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREGOKIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1922. PAGE TIIEI News Notes of Pendleton .soldiers in the Salvation Army will Have 'fw CadlltaH1. CALENDAR OP EVENTS lake place at a meeting tomorrow. Mrs. Alvah Slushcr has returned June 9 Commencement at evening in the Salvation Army hall.from rortland. She drove a ne . renuieion tiisn bchool A special Mothers Day program is to-Cadillac sedan buck which Way II. , 14 Northwest Trap Shoot. May 1J Eastern Oregon Track Meet June 15, It and 17 Annual state convention f Spanish Am- erican War Veterans, Women1 Auxiliary and Military Order of Serpents. May IJ District Convention Lnited Artisans. September tl, it, S3. Round- rp. be given in addition. .Cadillac sedan back which has only I recently been purchased. lame at 3 P. M. Tomorrow Because of the Northwest Shoot, the aseball game tomorrow will be called t 3 p. m. instead of at !:3U p in. 'he game is between Pendleton and lulla Walla. Haines to Have Stampede t;rt Marria I h-etl-. Haines will have a "t.-tampede" May A Ucenge t0 mcj nas veen Issued 23. 2S and 17, according to word re-'at the offlcc ot the county cPra to ceived here. The slogan for the affair i ,ers,.hc, jtault farmer, and Minnie is "Cut 'er Loose." and three days Thompson, both of Ht-rmistun. . frontier sports and pastimes, with' auio races in addition, are announced.' T)J jjj ivrfcige, 77"; I A new bridge to span the fmatllla Mi Kwiu to bit ,.. Mf H r jtrr ulace be- Miss Kutbcrine Ewins, state field WMn s , nd ciubon representative of the l ed Cross, wil I b(H, authoried by the county arriv. ft, rrndletoa today for a ; vis.tl Roadniaster Io Shannon to the imatil a county Red ,strUcted to draw up the She will remain here fcr a week and atructure for "ill vviiivr wim xtina jr.stui rvvi i j Use the Phones Grocery, 3 Phones, 526 Other Depts. . . 78-79 All QUALITY SERVICE. Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Thones, 526 Other Depts. 78-79 PENPLETU.VS LEADING STORK icaven for Weston Fred Bennion. county agent, will go social service worker in charge of the office hero. t which bids will soon be let. Washington Woman Uiivs it. i..i.kli ltnvln .if TTnrer. , . ..... . 1119, ' I1 1'lll'i a-vj.... " ' t.T.im.-r..r, w,..i..n nM-...tle tmrchased the The funeral Oi the late John Huilcy.i " . : . ... . i Jr., will be held at ; p. m. tomorrow from the Church of the Redeemer, 'apartment house at US Tost street, (formerly owned by K. T. Wendl. Mrs. Doyle will move at once and expects o Weston Mountain tonight in the with Rev. Alfred Lochwood, pastor. L"0 l" "'"V " " " Zr hom. Inde iteres of noi.in v, .n fM.i. Dii k.. V. k ' to make Pendleton her home inde uterests of potato growing. He will utUne a demonstration program at a iieetint; this evening, . Inrolliiient In S. A. Enrollment of senior and junior officiating. Pall bearers will be chos en from among the I. O. O. F. Can tonment, the highest 'branch of the oddfellowship, of which Mr. Hailey was a nieinber. The body is at Fol som's undertaking parlors. 101ioiioiioiioii ou loiioiioi s L o I FOOD BEING THE MOST IMPORTANT : OF THE THREE NECESSITIES OF LIFE, FOOD, CLOTHING AND SHELTER, THE : SOURCE OF SUPPLY IS OF PRIMARY IMPORTANCE. "101" Foods Are Obtained From RELIABLE SOURCES ' . , And Are Kept FRESH AND CLEAN THE SHORT TIME THEY ARE IN OUR POSSESSION, .:. "WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST" MnottlMet 3 Phones INCORPORATED. 301 E. Court St 11 J GROCERIES AND MEATS , -101. . Privato exchange ctfnnccts jou with liotu departments. . . -ioi-ioi- Demand Exceeds Supply Of on m AND CAMPHRt BRAND , t Hams Bacon and Lard Owing to the increasing demand for OREGON PRIDE AND CAMPFIRE BRAND PRODUCTS we under estimated our requirements for the past two weeks, resulting in our being unable to fill all or ders for the local dealers. When placing our meat food products in cure we figure on future business, because when Oregon Pride and Campfire Brand Hams and Bacon reach the proper cu :i :g state they are then smoked and ready for sale ,and must be moved within two n three days.- We do not carry any old stock or over cured meats. Our products are always in a mild, sweet, sound and merchantable con dition. . , : Pendeton Ming & Provision Co. finitely. The consideration was 50un and the deal was made by J. C. Snow. 101 T0I I0I-I0I 101 I0T TOT I Auto Company Sues. Suit has been instituted by the Pendleton Auto Co. in circuit court against Fred Zurflush In which the plaintiff company seeks to recover a Port automobile. The value of the car Is given at f 3B0, and judgment to this amount is sought if the ear is nofdelivered to the company. Fco and Fee represent the plaintiff. Company Sells SHcep. Sale of 4,000 head ofyeurllng ewes has been made recently by tho Cun ningham Sheep Co. within the past few days. The purchasers of the yearlings are D. L. Johnson and C, W. Mathews, both local men. W. F. Ditcman and tho Schneider Sheep Co., both of Yuktmu, have also, bought some of the young stock. The price was not made public but is said to luive been' satisfactory. , Scouts Have Hike. ' Members of Troop 2, Pendleton Boy Scouts, enjoyed a hike last evening under the direction of their scoutmast er, II. J. Kirby. Scout Master Klrby Ik the originator of an Idea which per mits the boys to spend a number of hours in the open on the night of the Boy Scouts' meeting. Last evening tho boys took their kits, rooked their sup pers and held their meeting at a spot nbout two miles from Pendleton on the Umatilla river. They returned to Pendleton at 9 p. m. OTHER NEWS OF THIS DEPARTMENT ON PAGE B 4 SCATTERGIN EXPERTS (Continued from rage 1.) J. Schiltz ... 14 17 IS IS 15 18 98 C. Hamilton . 18 19 20 18 19 19 113 F. Lampkin . IS 17 18 16 20 10 105 H. I Petit... 19 18 17 19 19 18 110 W. Huff .... 16 14 IT 14 14 17' 92 C. Adams ... 81716141517 96 R. Brown ... 19 20 19 18 16 19 110 E. Hawman . 15 15 18 IS 17 18 99 E. Coutts .... 16 14 13 . 16 18 ... F. Zugcr .... 17 17 20 16 10 10 108 Kauffman .... 15 16 17 IS 18 20 101 Rodgors 17 19 19 18 17 19 108 Barclay 20 18 '20 19 20 20 117 Uanavan ..161515... liaor Gives Cup. George Baer, local hardware dealer, has given a cup to 'be contested for in the place of the three-man trophy "now being held by the Portland club. This cup will bo awarded to tho win ning team in tho lust event tomorrow afternoon. Yesterday following the regular program several of the shooters held a practlco shooting at doublo targets. There were no events in this tourna ment calling for double targets except for tho .Becker trophy, event 8, on Sunday's program. Walla Walla Shooters Win. Walla Walla shooters won two "of the thrco trophies In the handicap shoot yesterday afternoon. . Demln ick of Wulla Walla won the Smai Is cup by being tho only one In a field of 62 contestants to moke a scoro of 24 out of a possible 25. Marshall of Hood River won tho Dupont-Anacon-da trophy In tho shoot off, there be ing four tied for tho cup after the regular shoot. Those in tho shobt off weo Ford, Hansel. Marshall and Xewlund. I Romalne of Walla Wal la won the Walla Walla-Brownloo trophy by being the only ono of six in the shoot off to make a perfect score. Others in the shoot off were Thoer, .Nelson, Baum, Jones, and Marshall. . Friduy's Ilandluap Event. . BOYS' JACKIE COOGAN SUIT $6 TO $10 Even, an indifferent boy will want to slip into a new suit when he sees "the other fellow doing it." And what could be more practical and good looking than one of our "JACKIE COOGAN" suits in blue, grey or brown, a, belted model with a yoke back. The New Spring Neckties Boys Will Favor r " Of course a new Necktie now and then is relish- ed by the best of men and boys, too. And these new Ties offer such a varied selection that choosing one will prove an interesting event. Out-of-the- ordinary designs combined with stylish colors in plain or knitted weaves, present so much variety that selection will doubtless not stop at one, 50c. to $1.50. . , . New Cloth Hats 50c to $3.00 A new shipment of several styles and colors. Just the one for the boy. Come in and pick it out. Boys Underwear $1.00t $1.25, $1.50 It will soon be time for the boy to change to lighter underwear. We have a complete stock on hand and can fit him 6 to 40 years. , Athletic style and Poros Knit. J J.' ' : Snappy Sailor Suits for Sonny . Every small boy longs to own at least one sailor stilt. A Kuy nee Regulation Middy will sat isfy this longing land gladden tho littlo fellow's heart. They uro made' of white jean with blue serge collur and cuffs, and huvo a black silk tlo and a white silk lanyard with a whistle. ,;' Hard, rubber anchor buttons just like real sailors have, coma, on theso suits and you muy have short trousers, long trous ers, or both. . . , i $1.50 to $7.50 . KAYNEE Blouses for School Wear THEY'RE MADE RICIIT AMI I-OOK 1UUHT. Hliiuscn are a mopt necessury pui t of the school boy's equipment. If he wears Kaynee lllouse ho feels neat and ulert he looks about his cluHsroom and realizes that none of Ills schoolmates uro better drosscd-i-he feels a piltlo in his appearance ' that reacts on his consciousness and makes him want to bn a leader In stead ot a laggard In his lessons. Kaynee Blouses are, strongly nuule with lock-stitched teams from weur und tear resisting materials. And tho colors are guaranteed fast.! If I'.'v MuKenzie coiibur '.,. Baum . ... . Schiltz Baer ...... Morrison . . jCastlebcrry. Watts Lampkin , . Davenport , Estes 1 ' 22 19 20 22. 20 21 12 23. 14 19 IT 17 18 16 14 16 18 19 19 14 19 IS 20 19 19 16 18 19 18 17 17 17 17 17 . 17 " 17 16 16 16 16 ,16 x 18 S1.00 $1.25 $1.50 : 64 Ford ..... Jewett ... . Seavey Blair McNurlln , Troeh Rlckard . . . Sharman . I4icey . Xelson . . , Stoop Coolcy .... Brown ... . , Hanscll . . . Sparks . . : Wright ... C. Schiltz . Demlnlck . Baker .,. Kinzer . . . O. -Matlock L. Matlock. I Fleet ,v...., Romalne . . 4 1. . j "nc"' uement , . , Hayes . . . . , Bowman . . Stillman .. Kirk Patrick. 22 PoUt 18 ! Marshall ... 23 7 21 19 23 ' 20 22 23 20 23 20 22 22 16 21 23 19 21 24 19 17 20 21 19 21. 23 23 17 22 20 Foreman McKean , Bishop . . Xewland Jones . . . 19 23 21 23 19 14 22 17 21 Handl- '8 9 cap - 20 18 22 . 18 17 21 18- 19 . 21., 19 17 21 18 15 21 18 20 21 17 19 21 17 17 - 21 19 18, 21 16 20 20 19 -17 20 19 17 20 19 18 20 20 18 19 19 18 19 17 19 15 16 19 16 17 19 15 11 19 17 19 19 17 18 19 17 18 19 18 .. 19 19 20 . 19 19 17 19 19 18 19 16 18 19 19 17 19 18 15 19 ii 19 19 It 18 19 20 20 19 16 17 19 18 19 18 14 16 IS 20 19 18 18 20 18 16 18 18 18 17 IS' 18 18 18 15 17 18 liong Kuiw Yesterday. Dr. H. L. Petit, Chchalls, Wn. J. aV. Scavy, Portland L. Reid, Seattle . O. N. Ford, Portland 63 11. P. Ncwland, Portland ....... .. 58 Sam Sharmun, Salt Luke -53 Hamilton, Pendleton , 61 (Professional). ' Following is Sunday's program: Event 1 Targets 20, entrance 32.60, added 320.00, optional 2.00. Event 2 TargetB 20, "cntrunco 32.60, added $20.00, optional $3.00. Event 3 Targets 20, entrance $2.00, added 320.00, optional $2.00. Event 4 Targets 20 .entrance "fM, added $20.00, optional $2.00. Event 6 Targets 20, entrance $2.60, added $20.00, optional 2.00. . Eents 6 Targets 20, entrance $2.60, added $20.00, optional $2.00, t, , , , Total targets 120, total entrance $16.60, total added $120.00 .total op tional $13,00. - v A. T. A. Fee 60c; total entrance $16.10. . . . Money divided, 40,' 30 ,20, 10, , Event No. 7 Multnomah Medal 25 targets. Handicap. Entrance, $4.00 . ' ... Event No. 8 Rocker Trophy. 30 targets. -Hundlcap, 10 pair doubles; entrance -.$5.00. Event No. 9 Thrce-Muii Tertii Trophy. 20 targets, 16 yards, entrance $6.00. CATARRHAL DEAFNESS ft iB ften Caused hv an lnflahnt innluinH fill ht ",4t'u lln'ns of th KnsUchlan U Tub. WhAti thl. ink. i. iR(i kuwn in iftuaiimu yuu ii 1 1 ii ft-A iii ii n r?v r. a DANGE Card of Tlianks . We wish to extend to our many kind friends our heartfelt thanks and ap preciation for the 'beautiful floral of ferings and kindness in , tho death of our beloved Mother. ; , " MR. AXD MRS. CORDON YORK , MR. HARVEY McDlU, AND' ' .. 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