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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 20. 1922.
PAGE THREE
News Notes of Pendleton l
ciial. The honor roll u a new there will in addition be discussed
ALEX DA II OP EVENTS Jftuiure last year, this being the sec- n organization of growers, whose
to June $ Commencement at .uid year it was In effect. (aim will be the marketing of "
Pendleton High School . j potato surplus. No attempt at pool-
May IS, IS, 14 Northwest !iuuml Over to Jury. ling will be made but grading meth-
Trap Snoot. Leo Fix and Mrs. Eva I. late, jotts and the use or stanctara con-
May II Eastern Oregon Track icharced with maintaining a nuisance j miners, boxes and sacks will be dis-
Meet
June IS, 11 and IT Annual
state convention of Spanish Am
erican War Veterans, Women- ' nished bail bf
Serpent.
May iZ District Convention
United Artisans.
September 21, H, tl, Hound-
Cp.
and with the possession, of liquor, .cussed,
ihave been bound over to the grand j concern
Jury bv the federal court. They fur- '.Hon "of
Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones, 526
Other Depts.
78-79
PENDLETON'S LEADING STORK
Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones, 52G
Other Depts.
78-79
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A larjre fruit and vegetable
has already signified inten-j
handling the Hermiston
1500. Harry Adams. -tubers.
harirprt witH the sale of liquor, was i
dismissed by the court. -
i Parents of Daughter.
.ir; ami .Mrs. n. .ucintosn are wit-
Potato Dugs Prevalent. parents of a baby girl born last
Potato bugs are doing some am-nlBnt They reside at 505 Spruce
age to the crop in the west end of .street.
Hvlrpatricfc Fined.
the county, saya Fred Bennion. coun- 1
ty agent, and Indications are that jco to Shrine Meeting.
less steps- are taken.
the second
The bug
Herman.' Suhl.
Charles Tlelts.
Finis Kirkpatrlck was fined $5 this brood will be very larsre. The buKW,..,-. rCtrnrter and John Hale
morning in police court atter plead- ,w the toioraao oug wmun """" lett thi, afternoon for Walla Walla
ing guuty to a cnarge 01 speeoing. damage in v-uiuiu,
i j Montana and which has recently
PnnHrvMMiir Tnnlirlil. : mnrir its wav to the Northwest. It
A poultry meeting is to be held was found in the west end ot .tne
-tonight at olln. Fred Bennion. ; county last year also. On Tuesday
troiintv nirenL will address nnultrv in meeting will be held in Hermis-
. ton's library at 1:15 for discussion
growers.
to attend a Shrine ceremonial, the
work being put on by the Spokane
temple.
of control measures. For large
acreages a spray Is used and for
Election Night Ouict. . ' ".
Election was marked by Its sere- ismall, a dusting process. Lead ame
nity last night. N'ot an arrest was nate. Mr. Hennion states. Is the
made and there were no cases In
police court this morning.
cheapest by the pound when used for
the process but contains only IS to
IT percent of arsenus oxide. Zinc-
orming Honor Roll. ' arsenite and calcium arsenate con-
J An honor roil, containing the 'tain 42 percent while Paris green
inames of the ten members of this contains SO. Three or four pounds
year's graduating class of the Pert-'of lead arsenate, Mr. Bennion states,
dletoiv high school ,who make the should be used to 100 gallons of wa
kighest grades. Is being comniled In ter while one pound of Paris green
the office of Austin Landreth. prin- is used. At the Hermiston meeting
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Shunmay Is Elected..
At a meeting of the Oregon Co-operative
Grain Growers held- yesterday
'afternoon at the county library A. R.
Shumway was elected as district dele
gate to the board ot slate directors to
serve for1 one year. Ho was opposed
in the election by A. G. Buholts of
Pilot Rock.
A 101-
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You Get
ADDED FLAVOR
and
NOURISHMENT
When you buy theBetter
Goods
The two things that make for added value.
. "THERE IS BUT ONE "0NE-O-0NE" 1
QUALITY AND SERVICE."
Pendleton Cash (Met
INCORPORATED.
301 E. Court Stfl
r GROCERIES AND MEATS
Phones 101. Private exchange connects you with
, :' both departments. '
'-I0I XOl-TOtr-TOI XOI-IOI-TlOI-lOI T0I
Alt Open Sunday.
The Alta thqater will be open Sun
day and the Arcade will be 'closed
for the one diiy, according to a state
ment made by Guy Matlock today.
McElroy's orchestra will furnish the
music. Beginning Monday and for
the rest of the week the Arcade will
be open again as usual. -
Ross Is Delegate.
M. A. Ross is one of the Pendleton
delegates to the grand lodge conven
tion of Odd Fellows which will be
held next week at Eugene. His name
was not included In the list publish
ed by the East Oregonian yesterday.
The delegates will leave here in care
Sunday morning at S o'clock.
Buy 80 Acres.
Eighty acres of rich reservation
wheat land have been bought by
Thomas Thompson and his son, Jim
Thompson, through E. T. Wade, lo
cal real estate dealer. The land,
formerly owned by Albert Mlnthorn,
djolns other land owned by Mr.
Thompson and his son. The land Is
In crop.
To Attend Convention. I
Adjutant and Mrs. C. A. "-Peterson,
in charge of the Salvation Army work
In Pendleton, will leave this evening
for Portland where they will attend
the state convention for young peo
ple to be held there. They will be
gone for several days and will attend
to business matters pertaining . to
their work while In Portland.
True
Economy
Says
Buy the best even though
you have to pay a slight mar
gin over inferior products
OREGON
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AND
CAMP RE BRAND
Hams Bacon and Lard
Are all that a meat food pro
duct could . be. Our smoked
meats are placed on the mar
ket when properly cured. We
do not carry any old stock.
Pendleton Ming
Provision Co.
S
In Our Man's Store
We give PREFERENCE TO QUALITY when a slight addition to cost insures a substantial increase
in service. You'll like the styles, you'll like the values, you'll like the prices. 4
FINER SPRING
SUITS
Tailored at Fashion
Park
t -
$40.00
We're selling "value first not
"price." For price alone means
nothing. Ifa value that counts
good' quality; good tailoring:- good
style. And all these essentials are
strongly emphasised In these fine
suits. More than that, every style,
weave and color you could possibly
want Is here to choose from.
,
Athletic Union Suits in All
Materials and Sizes
C. E. Jefferson to Compete.
C. . Jefferson, instructor at the
Pendleton Golf Club, will leave next
Saturday for Seattle,, to compete in
golf tournament to be new June
under the auspices oV the Pacific
Northwest Professional Golfers' As
sociation. , Ho received the announce
ment that trophies will bo offered
for low gross 72 hols; low net 72
holes; low gross 36 holes and low
net 36 holes.
Team to Play.
The IT. S. A. baseball team, made
up of players who reside In Despaln
Gulch, and formerly the Central
Players, will play Weston at Weston
on Sunday,' says their manager, Hen
ry Molstrom, who m here today. Last
Sunday they defeated the Pendloton
Woodmen at Athena by a score of
16 to 7, They challenge any team
In the county to play; Ernest liar
gett is captain of the nine.
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Pythian Sister Iieadcr Here. -
To determine the advisability of
instituting a temple of the Pythian
Sisters in' Pendleton is the purpose
of a visit of Mrs. Ella G. Wortman
of Medford, Oregon, grand chief of
the Pythian Sisters of Oregon. She
arrived yesterday evening from Spo
kane where she attended the grand
temple sessions of the neighboring
state. While here Mrs. Wortman Is
making an inspection of the order in
other parts of the county.
Scholarship Cup Bought.
The freshman class of the Pendle
ton high school has bought a scholar
ship cup which will follow the class
during the next three years of high
school. Each semester, the nnmo of
the boy and girl who makes tre best
grades and who are approved by the
faculty as the best type of student
will be engraved on the cup. The
idea Is a new one but It is hoped
that other freshmen classes will fol
low the example of the class of 1926,
Peggy's Latest
ft fir)
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' Tola photo of Peggy Joyce, light
hearted and enjoying a clgaret, w
akea la front of the CU ridge, Paris,,
Just week befora William Erra-l
curls committed sulckle hacaui of '
bit JUm!fted to? (or Jbcr.
NEWEST SUMMER
SHIRTS
Both Good Looking and
Good Wearing in a
Special Offering.1
$2.50
- With the coming of warmer weath
er (when your coat comes off a good
part of the time)! you'll need plenty
of good-looking, good wearing shirts
and here's your chance to stock
up. For these shirts are unusual
values finely tailored; full cut; of
good quality Madras and Russian
Cords, in a variety of attractive pat
terns and colorings.
.- 1 V
its!
Florsheim Shoes
An assortment of the new styles
for the season arc now rcody. A
better selection of fine shoemak
ing wjill be hard to find anywhere.
The1 present low price makes
Tlorsheim values higher than
(ever before.
Ten Dollars
$11.00 and $12.00
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QUALITY STRAW
HATS
"Straws" that Show Which
' Way the Wind of Fashion
Blows ..-!,
, $3.50 6.00
. If you prefer the popular "Yacht",,
style, you'll find a big collection here
to choose from Sonnits. fancy rough'
Straws and split braids;. In' natural
color or bleached; cither flexible! or
, stiff brims In Just the proper dimen
sions to suit you.
And If your taste runs to Soft
Btraws, there are Leghorns.' Bang
kok, Panamas and Balibuntnls in all
the different new shapes and sizes. -Xot
ordinary "Straws" by nny
means, but Hats of superior qutllty
ind style-merit.
I FOR THE MAN E5 1?
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WHO CARES
H. L SIMPSON CHOSEN"
AS CLUB DIRECTOR
H. L. Simpson of the Simpson Auto
Co. was last night chosen as director
of the Pendleton Commercial club
succeeding Will H, Bennett who re
signed because of leaving the city.
During the evening members of the
association met at dinner In the Elks
club and devoting several hours to a
program and to listening, to election
returns. Music was furnished by a
vocal tro and as a comedy stunt the
"Governor's Tablo" was Improvised.
Fred Btetwer, Harold Warner, James
H. Estes, Tom Murphy, IX. K. Chlou
pek, Fred Bennion and Bert Jerard
were the gubernatorial characters lu
burlesque. ,
Under the subject of local affairs
James Johns discussed the plans for
Happy Canyon, Dr. M. B. Kern, the
coming summer normal and Mayor
Hartman the auto camp park.
The election returns received and
flashed on Main street by the East
Oregonian were carried to the hall by
messenger and read to the crowd. An
attempt was made to secure news bv
radio but it did not work successfully,
COMING TO
PENDLETON
Dr. Ittti
' ' SPECIALIST
In Internal Medicine for
past eleven leant.
tho
Slow down and keep to the right as
you come to the crest of a hill. '
- Don t dispute the crossing with a
railroad train. What's tho hurry?
Don't dash by street cars as they
are about to stop.
TOO LATE JO CLASSIFY
A
FOR KNT Furnished . Aptflr.
Aura St., phone S89-W.
301
FOR RENT S room furnished mod
- ern bungalow Call "05 Wilson near
Cirfleld St. ' '
NOTICE A.
meeting Monday next.
M. degree. Two otltslde lodges will be
M. Special
Work in M.
&
K next.
mrtside
represented nnd a good attftidanco is
desired. By order of W,' M.
DOES NOT OPEIUTE
' Will be at
ST. GEORGE HOTEL, ,
THURSDAY, JUNE 1ST.
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. ill.
ONE DAY ONLY
No Charge fur Consultation
Tourist
Fares ;
East
.
FOR SALE Small house, north sld,
cheap. S room bungalow,, north
side. Several Jots considered a snap.
Large house to 4-xc.hnnge for smaller
one. Small tract close In, cheap. He
ifiire Insure. Funk & McLean, Pen
dleton hotel building.
Dr. Mcllenthln Is a regular gradu
ate In medicine andsstirgery and is
licensed by the stuts of Oregon. ' He
visits professionally the more Im
portant towns and cities and offers to
all who cull on this trip free consul
tation, except the expense of treat,
incut when desired. .'.'..,.
" According to -his method of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones,' . ulcers , of
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful re.
suits In diseases of the stomach, liver.
bowels; blood, skin, nerves, heart,
kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
ulcers and rectal ailments.
If you have been ailing; for any
length of time- and do not get any
better, do not full to call, as Impro
per measures rather than disease are
very often the cause of your long
standing trouble.
Remember above date, that consul
tation on this trip will l freo and
that his treatment Is different.
Married women must be accom
panied y thr Ir" hisbands.
Address. 33 Boston Block, Minne
apolis, Minn. . '
; Lower Than Ever
, THIS SUMMER
Round-trip tickets routed over the
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
returning same or by any direct line
Salt Lake City $46.78 St. Louis ...
Denver ....1... 64.00 i Cincinnati ..
Kansas City . . . . 7.0 ! Philadelphia
Omuha ,-. T.00 New York
Chicago 81.00 IlotiWm.......
To other cities In proportion.
.. 73.00
., 101.30
,. 139.05
.. 142.40
., 154.50
Ticket Sales begin May 2 Sand continue DAILY till
v August ' 31st. j Return limit October 31st. '
' ' THROUGH SERVICE
: Oregon-Washington Limited j
Continental Limited
IMPORTANT "PACTS The I'nlon Paclfio operats the only
TH BOTCH SOLID TRAIN betwt-ue Portland and Chicago. Every
foot of the track Is. protected by AUTOMATIC SAFETY SIGNALS.
Equipment Is the best in the transportation world. Dining car
service the very maximum of huinnn skill and art The service .
as a'whole represents the supreme effort of the management to
please and'satlsfy putrons. , -. . ;
Call our City Passenger Agent when you are ready to go and he
will do the rest. Your reservations will be made and your ticket
delivered promptly without a moment's trouble or delay.
, i-.
; F. D. HALL, Agent
' Wuj, McMiirray, Oenernl Passenger Agent
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