East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 21, 1922, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES DAILEAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1922. PAGE THREE Surprise horse 3 News 'Notes of PetiMetm T It CALENDAR OV EVENTS jf - June 15, 16 and 17 Annual slate convention of Spanish Atn- rlcan War Veterans, women Auxiliary and Military Order of Serpents. September 21, 22, 23, Hounfl. Up. : To Build Chicken House , R. J. English hoe secured a building permit for the construction of a chick en house to cost $1 5 Guarantors to Meet. A meeting of Chautauqua guaran tors will be , held this evening at 8 o'clock in the tlun room of this county library. ' All guarantors have been asked to attend as the meetiw; Is an important " one. Chautaquit will begin July .20 for a six days' ses sion. Committees are tp be appoint ed tomorrow evening: and other planH made.; . IiftCot Fish . IBT. D. Rurford has received a tele gram from Guy Matlock who state-) that he has shipped a box of fish to Pendleton. . He has ordered the fislt kept In cold storage until he and Mrs. Matlock and their two boys and (Dean Shull return. They expect t' be hack in Pendleton the latter part o v "tfiis week. The fish were caught ii , ."he Bend country, and "Paddy's'j friends have already started putting in orders. Crassflres Stalled. The first grassfires of the seasoi In Pendleton occurred yesterday when two fires broke out in th East end Of Pendleton. The fire-t were started by the sparks from the engine of a passing train and wen quickly extinguished by the fire de partment. Chief William E. Rlngold. of the fire department, states that there is much danger from dry grass and urges property owners to keei the grass cut. See Western Mocking Bird A Western mocking bird, a rarity in Eastern Oregon, according to local bird lovers, as seen recently by Jim Bose and H. R. Neil on the Roso ranch on McKay creek. The bird ii common , in southern Calif ornlh, -and northern Mexico and migrates to the. northern part of the -state and to th higher uplands, but it is rarely seen here. . In color the mocking bird is p. grayish drab. The wings and tail arn blackish with some white jspotH on th wings. The breast is white, washed with a clay color. As Its name signi fies, the mocking bird Imitates the calls of other birds and even of some ground animals. The males are won derful singers. duct a dressform demonstration tit the home of Mrs. Edith chr.'stenst'n. The demonstration will begin' "-at 9 a. m. . ; :' . . Registration Totals 75. . The total registration, at the sum mer normal now Is 75, according to Supt. H. E. Inlow. Ten . additional students" have registered sine liic opening day and there will biiora Former Officers Reelected. G. ii. Rice was re-elected to be chairman and H. E. Bickers was again named as clerk of the boar of edu cation at a reorganization meeting students before the week closes held last 'night. Alger feo, pewly !. ., , ,., , elected jnember of the board, was To Present Pageant. ' present at the meeting and took the - The critic teachers In the practice oath of office. Vschoolsf the summer normal, assist- - ih Dirt Is Excavated. - Excavation work for extending the levee which is a part of the construc tion program in connection with the building of the city septic tank is now under way, according to Mayor G. A. Hartmnn who was on the grounds thij morning. The excavation work for th( tank proper has not been started yet and will not be under way until some of th,e preliminary work is done. ed by the art and music teachers, are planning an open air pageant which the pupils of the practice school will present at the close of the school' in July. Mercantile Firm Sues. . Harry Goodpasture Is defendant In a suit which has been brought in cir cuit court by O. E. Cnrnes and W. N. Royer who do 'business at Pilot Rock under the firm name of Carnes Bros. Mercantile Co. The plaintiffs ask" $130.70 which they claim is du-3 them for goods furnished by them to I he de fendant. Raley, . Raley and Stoiwor and H. J. Warier represent the plain tiffs. ' Got Happy Canyon Penult. A building permit for the rebuild ing of Happy Canyon has been taken out by the Happy Canyon Co., Inc., through J. H. Estes of (he building committee. The permit call for work to the amount of $5,750 to be done. ...-.' Calls for Material. Requests for additional material in the way of pictures and specimens to add to the attractiveness of Umatilla county's exhibft at the Oregon Sports men's and Tourists' Exhibit have been made by Secretary 0. I. Barr, who is now at Portland In charge of the booth, according to President L. C. Scharpf of the Pendleton Association. A tepee was also wanted by Barr, and Chairneey Bishop rustled this piece of property to add to the color of the exhibit. Demonstration Held. J A demonstration was held at Athe na yesterday by Mrs. Edith G. Van Deusen, home demonstration agent, for the benefit of Athena women. A test circular was begun for an elec trio tireless cooker. Other devices discussed were electric cream whlp- pers and electric hot water heaters, Mrs. Van Deusen Is In Pilot Rock to day but will be here tomorrow to coi Weather is Cooler. The weather Is much cooler today anda lowered temperature is accom panied by a cool breeze. The maxi mum temperature is 78, the mini mum 48, . while the barometer, ac cording to Major Lee Moorhou.se. registers 29.72. " ' Will Attend Convention, Roy Alexander, local agent for the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., and Mrs. Alexander, will, leave .by motor on Friday for San Francisco, to attend the national convention of the company. Mr. Alexander is on the program for a talk which will be entitled "Putting the P. M. Brand on the Maverick." it : . I If ' 1-t-l. N SERV70J2 PEXDIJETON'S f EADIXG, STOHE Pillory was defeated by Snob II. Then In the Belmont race he de feated Snob. Now Pillory is con sidered the only horse with a chance to beat Korvich, the Wonder racer. Kidd Sues County. In a suit filed In circuit court W. B. Kidd seeks to collect 13.82S which he claims is duo him from Umatilla . v.ni v, ki. Airf'attend her ... i j n- Mr.- and -Mrs, . ilk; iiuuiaj nan - ui- unu n a ivp ; KILLED BY LIGHTNING (East Oregonian Special) j WESTON," June 21. Mr. and Mrs. B.'-. S. Harris lsitca at rne nome oi Mrs,Harris' mother, Mrs. Lewis Kil gore . In Freewater. The condition of Mrs. John Banis ter, Sr., Is so that a trained nurse hasNbeen called fronv Walla Walla to work consists of teaming work- done on Cabbage Hill between July, 1919, and December, 1920. A. D. Leedy represents the plaintiff. A 101- -101101101101101101101- -101- Buy Your BERRIES - JNow . 'WE GUARANTEE OURS" Mm t on Cash Mar t liiit IXCORPOItATED. GROCEKU:s AND MEATS 301 E. Court Stfl 3 Phones 101. Private exchange connects you with both depts. TOr TOl I0Tl0.r 101 I0M01 lOMOt The average man may tJiink more of comfort than he does of style in shoes but here he can get the most in bofh style and comfort plus real value. Come in and let us show you the latest models in BurtoaBrown a BrownMSShoe with Goodyear Welt Construction, the best ' quality of oak tanned soles and leather re nowned for their dependable wearing qualities. Burton Brown Shoes are made in many models - thy are bated and re-Laced till every wrinkle diip peari. They always hold their shape, and they out wear ordinary shoec They are comioruble shoes to wear and economical shoes to buy. You w ill find here a Burton Brown model exactly suited to ytr need. m $7.00 and up. Come in and see them. , BUSIER BROWN SHOE STOKE To Plonlc Sunday. i The annual picnic of the Odd Fel low, and RebeKah lodges will be held Sunday at Mission. Members of the order and their families will gather at the I. O. O. F. hall at 8 o'clock in the morning, where transportation will be furnisehd to those who do not have a way to get to the grounds. Con tests, baseball games and other ath letic events will be enjoyed. A big basket dinner will be spread at the noon hour. " - Russell Akey at Conference. Russell Akey, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Akey, is at Seaback, Wash ington, attending the conference of students' Y. M. C. A., according to a letter Teceived here by his par ents. After the conference is con cluded he will, go to Everett, -Washington, where he will be employed in the J. C. Penney store during 'the summer. Young Akey is a student at Whitman college and will be graduated next year. Sirs. Hull Convalescing. " Mrs. Elsie Hall, young Pendleton woman who suffered serious Injuries from bullets fired by her husband, Floyd Hall, Is convalescing in Port land, according to word; received here. She Is under the care of spe cialists and an inter-dental splint, of platinum, has been made for her jaw which was shattered by a bullet. If after a three months' trial the splint proves not satisfactory, a bone trans plant will be "made. . Kali Is being held in the county Jail until the full extent of his wife's injuries are ascer tained. .. . .' Rotorlans Meet. In the absence of the president, S. R. Thompson, and the vice-president. Dr. P. E. Boyden, James Sturgis pre sided at a meeting of the Pendleton Rotarians at noon today at the Elks club. He urged members to attend the informal dinner dance which is to be held at Columbia George Hotel Joseph Wurzer were on the Walla Walla river fishing Saturday, bringing home a sample for a few of their friends. Miss Alice Howland of- Condon, Ore., Is the guest of the McKinney home. " 1 Miss Alice Clark who has been the gueBt of friends in Weston, returned to her home In Helix Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Puson left Sunday for-. Hood River -where they will malle their home for the pres ent. ' - . " -.. : . Mrs. A. J. Barnett was conveyed to the Pendleton hospital Friday whore she will, undergo an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Ruthers of Portland are isitlng at the home of Mrs. Ruthers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Beamer. Mrs. Ruthers was formerly Miss Etta Reamer. Mr. and Mrs. Ij. I. ' O'Hnrra . were business visitors in Athena Saturday. Mrs. Olln McFerron was the guest Sunday of her sister; Mrs. Ray O' Harra. " Miss Ida Bushman was a visitor In Weston Wednesday ,from her home near Adams. Mr. and Mrs. John Ogle of Adams passed through Weston Saturday on' their way home. .' - ' . Mrs. Hugh Walker of Wasco, ac companied by her daughter- Rose,- mary and son Kenneth and Mrs. Kl mer Tucker and son Charles of-Wal- la Walla are the guests of their par ents Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Bullfinch. Arthur- Bryant was an Athena vis-- Itor Saturday. ' i -s. Mrf. IJllian Fredericks attended to bUHmess errands and visited relatives in Pendleton Wednesday. ; Worth Watts was a Weston visitor Saturday. , , Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Williams artd family have located on their timber, land sear Dent, Idaho, after storing' their household goods in Weston, and it is their plans to live there until October. Mr. Williams has let a contract for getting out a large number of cedar pole during the summer. Esther and Gail expect to attend college this fall. Miss Irene Banister returned to her home to spend the summer va cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Banister, Sri ' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. BanisUr of Silk Sport and After- Dresses .Saturday evening, with local and As. 1 Athena and Mrs. Ralph Ilaynie vis- toria members In attehdance. J. H. : lted relatives in Weston Raturduv. Estes asked the support of Pendleton club members in securing for Pen dleton the 1921 convention of the Oregon Pharmaceutical Association ! and the Traveling Men's Association C. Koeppen, local man who is one of the vice-presidents of the as sociation, will at the convention this year at Roseburg invite the associ ation to meet here. Th Rosebur? convention will be July 11, 12 and 13. Should the convention be held here, Pendleton would be host to about S00 visitors. t . was Mc corns; Lift Off with Fingers r A 7 Ira Dr. Keylor of Walla Walla called In consultation with Dr. Kinney Friday. Mrs. Ruth McConnell of Helix is In attendance at the' bedside of her mother who Is quite in at her home in Weston. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Koikbecke, accompanied by Mrs.' Kockbecke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion O' Harra left Friday for a trip through the Yakima valley and other points in wasntngton. Mrs. J. M; Swag-cart came back from Baker with Mrs. Alice John son who has been the guest of the Bwaggart farm. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Driskell and family have been visiting at the hom. of Mr. Driskell's mather, Mrs. W. E. Driskell. Mr. and Mrs. William Gould have gone to McDougal's camp to estab lish their summer home. It is reported that - Fred Perry. rormerly In the meat market buxi ness In Weston met death by being struck by lightning in New York maie.-wneM n .located a few years ago. He is survived by a wife and child. Mrs. Mary Nelson snd Mrs. V. H. Cherstrun were among the visitors In Wetoi this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. I.umrden have as thHr gueet the children of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lumsdea from Dry Creek. Mrs. Ernest Ross received the sad news of tie death of her mother, formerly a I'matilla county resident. Mrs. do. Winn and haby have re turned to th-ir home near Weston. I Mrs. Jess rtcard is finite 111 at her home south nf town from pneumonia. noon v i Reduced -to $21.50 Just at the very moment you want another dress f or home or travel, here we cut the prices on the finest of the sea son's offerings, v Early shopping is advised, for not all Sizes are present and there is only one dress of a kind. r -: ' : : "w:.- MATERIALS Canton crepe, crepe knit satin back canton, taffeta, lace, jersey crepe Romaihe, Georgette, Pojrct, crepe de chine, satin. -I-. STYLES .. . ' , Tunic, drapes, over skirt, beads, braid, cross stitch, em broidery, nail heads, fringe, chenille, flowers, Chantilly lace, hemstitched, fagot. a the tr nnA Mrs.. Kelson ' fl. .Joncslthc bear from view. -Meantime were Walla Walla visitors Tuestlay. I diplng room force wondered -.hat had Mrs. Uuella Plnkerton attended to uslness affuirs In Wjlla Walla Tues day. Dr. and Mrs. W. II. McKinne) made a business visit to renmeion Thursday. . Ben Fix was a h'uslness visitor In Pendleton Thursday. BEAR EMPTIED VERANDA AT YOSEMITE LODGE YOSEM1TE. Cal.. June !. (V. P, X bear emptied Yosemite Iodrfe ve randa the other evening. An npio.e treed a young bear snd sent nori to the management. Chairs emp tied in an - instant as the tourists rushed to ses their first bear. heroine of the usual hungry . horde. For a general fire- alarm would not have taken more guests from the lodge than that cry of "Beaa." TvjrjrxnffJEsjT. High 'n tree at the ba of Kasle Pak the brown cub had . clitn- d m an effort ta get out of the valley He was plain. y scared. Hut wnen he tarted down the tree It wss jiw ci- dent thit rost of his sudie'iro i Ksrl Ciotild the It rear old son of fr;rhtened There wss a bact'.ig s v3 4 ' . A S.i:ai.iiii!,iUiUiiiiiiiiiii,luUtuJ 5 1 I Try the drug store I first," and Koeppens, the drug Btor that best, for Pre serves J scriptions. e I ' s 6, IBS rim i lir Doesn't hurt a bit? Drop a little Treesone" oa as aching corn. In stantly that com atolx hurting, thsa shortly yon Ufl it right! off witnlWr. snd Mrs. Albert Gould Is report- sway ss bruin descended, once lown, fingers. Traly! 1 led -to t gettlnr along just fine and however, the cub started np a granite Your dnriiil sells a tiny bottle of 'will return to his home in the op-J cliff, determined to leave he crowd j J "Freesone- for a few cents, sufficient 1 lands mint. ht.ind. Tourists reai bed es.'r n.l;w to remove every hard corn, soft corn. I Mr. and Mrs. Ion I.nd! re pre-1 moved closer better to see th. i-ar - , or com berweei the toes, snd the caJ-'psHng to mm e ta the lltir Powers outlined ssslnst Uie rock In the twl- g tt I uses, without soreusss ar Irriutioa. 'residence an north Water street. tffht. They stsyed until dirk ti as h:d CetssZjtsS'iXefe3 it I A PLEASANT ECONOMY "Cleanliness la next ta god liness." Let ua keep your stilts sr frocks In tmmaoulate condi tion and It will Intensify your charm. Besides, It's true acoaomy to have your clothes Dry Cleaned as It adds months of nioyment and service to their life. Model Cleaners and Dyers 503 Main :