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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1922.
PACIE THKEB
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CALI-IXDAR OF EVEXTS
October 26 and 27 East End
Apple Show at Milton. :
October 2S Weston Potato ;
Fhow. I
November 1, 2, and 3 Lma-
tllla County Teachers' Institute
in Pendleton. ,
Sues On Note. !
D. D. Phelps lias surd William F. i
H.-isnig and Ada. n. Has.siK for $173 o i
which is claimed due as a balance on
a note. (i. w. c'o.its represents the
plaintiff.
1
llisht of November 3 is for employes
and executive .managers only. On the
two former niyhts employes as well as
employers will he welcomed. j
Came Is I'riday.
The Palles ni'ti si'hool fiot'-ali te:im
will play here Friday afternoon in
stead of Saturday as announced in yes
terday's Fast Oreeoniun.
i't Muir;ae License.
A license to wed has been issued at
the office of County clerk K. T.
iirown to Jan.es A. Hill of l.a firnndo,
n carpenter, and Rosebelle Lloomor of
l'endieton.
About Voting Places.
The voters who live in precinct
number .'!.". in Pendleton will vote at
the court house as in the past. Voters
in the tflith precinct will vote at the
city hall, according: to a statement
made at the office of the county elerK
yesterday.
Decree is (.rallied.
A decree of divorce lias been
granted in circuit court by Judge O.
N . Phelps to George 1 1. Welch I
against Klla Welch. It was a de- I
fault case.
Oct .Mnrring-c l.lcense.
A license to wed has boon issued
at the office of the county clerk to
Jo'-oph Savior, farmer of Echo,
and .Mabel Woodmark,
of Pendleton.
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Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 52G
Other Dept's
78-79"
ClfZCterffs
Q ua l,i rv
SERVICE
Pendleton's Leading Store
- Use the- Phones i .
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Dept's
78-79 .
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Indian Is Held.
Ram Scout, Indian, recently arrested
at Toppenish, is held in jail here
where he is charged with larceny'' in
connection with the alleged theft of
a suitcase and some clothes.
Invited Pendleton Merchants.
An invitation to merchants of Pen
dleton and their employes to be gnosis
of the Walla Walla Commercial club
and the Ad club to hear a series of lec
tures which will be delivered hv
Oeorge M. Wessels November 1. 011,1
has been made by the Walla Walla
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organizations. The lecture
on the Ihe.'r
They lieineinber Show.
"We will never cease telling- of the
W'ondei-s of your Round-Up, ' is the gist
of a letter of appreciation from P. C.
Penedict, secretary-treasurer of the
American Association of Traveling:
Passenger Agents to the Pendleton
Commercial association. The letter
was written to thank the people of
Pendleton for the courtesies and en
tertainment extended to the T. P. A.'s
and their wives when they were here
on their tour of the West and saw the
Round-Up. Particularly stress on the
magnificent spectacle made by the
reservation Indians in their grand
iinarch was placed by the writer of
(he letter. Jinny of the agents had
never before seen any sort of a west
ern show, according to Penedict. and
Fined for Speckling'.
lames P. Fiice was fined
costs today in the court c
.foe 11. Parltes on a charge of speed
ing Curtis O'Gara was fined a sinii
lar amount
lights.
for failing to dim
nooKKeeper. ;
It
It
$1(1 and 5
Justice !
his1?
alt
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Is On Crutches
Carl "lied" .rcCuIloug"i of Echo is
on . crutches now as a result of
u aciur e 10 nis Knee in me who west i
show at Kitzvllle, Wash., several !
weeks since. XlcOullough received ! T
the injury when he was bulldou-giim- 1
steer at ?iio Washington show.
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mioMca
dxts
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should t,
impressions were very vivitl.
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PORTLAND HOLSUM
PARKER HOUSE ROLLS
Fresh Every MQrning
25c per doz.
LARGE "HQLSUM" BREAD
13c 2 for 25c
"Waste Less Buy the Best"
etou Cash Market
INCORPORATED.
GBOCTOIUKS AXD M FAT
301 E. Court St
3 Phones 101. Private exchange connects
; you with both depts.
Pendl
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T.tiw is An-aigned.
John Law, colored, recently
brought back from Montana, whert
he was arrested on complaint of his
wife for alleged grand larceny, was
arraigned toiTay in the courc of Jus
tice Joe It. I'arkes. His hearing' was
set for November S, and he was held I
under failure to provide bonds to the
amount of $500.
Tendinis Are Severed.
Paster l.ucas, seven-year-old lad.
I was mju-ed recently when he fell
Ion some glass, and seven tendons in
jhis left hand were severed at the
I wrist. The hand was released from
(control when the tendons were cut.
i'i'he cords were drawn back into
place In an operation, and it is
thought that the lad will recover the
use of Hie hand. He lives on West
Webb slreel.
To Clerk Exhibits.
The job of acting: as cleric on car
lot loads of cattle in the Pacific Live
Stock Exposition at Portland during
the week that starts Nov. 4 will be
performed this year by Fred llenni-
on, according1 to a letter lie has re
ceived from. the management, of the
big show. This is the third conse
cutive year lie has been clerk of this
department. Pennion went to Athe
na this aflernoon where he addressed
(he Women's club membership on
the subject of "Park Improvement."
ALLING a
t. rose a
thorn wmilrl
Sv be as suit
able as call-
ins: today's
corset, a cor
set! We have so long associ
ated the name with a vise
like harness that it is en
tirely inappropriate to' the
present dainty support.
The Modart Corset is es
pecially enjoyable. Tho mi
raclously pliant, it is an ef
fective support, and being a
laee-front, one can adjust it
right, on the figure. (A
great advantage,, because
one's figure varies from day
to day). It you have never
worn a Modart, we sincere
ly 'advocate it for your per
fect comfort and well-be
ing.
Corset department.
Priced $4.00 to $15.00
New Fall Shoes for Women
We are showing a large selec
tion of ladies' pumps and ox
fords for Fall wear, in all the
latest styles. Color combinati
ons are very strong this season.
We are showing some very nice
numbers, all in reliable makes
of shoes, at prices within reach
of all. , '
Bp
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lIWll JJtt.CH,
Ladies' Patent Leather
Oxfords
With medium short .vamp, military
heel, welt soles, trimmed with gray
suede and shield tips. Priced $6,815
Ladies' Suede Oxfords
In the new reindeer color. Welt
soles, military heels, medium vamp,-
made up with fancy stitching and
perforations; AAA to C widths,
Smaltz-Goodwin make $10.00
Brown Calfskin Oxfords
Trimmed with beaver color suede.
Military heels, medium toes, welt
soles. Priced at $6.85
Reindeer Colored Suede
Pumps
Short vamps, turn soles', patent; lea
thern vamp back part and new wish- 1
bone pattern strap of suede.- Entire-
ly new style, and very : becoming.
Priced V. ;;. $7.85 '
Beaver Shade Suede r
Pumps u
Trimmed with tip, throat piece and
insert of patent leather. Suede
covered medium Jow heel, one strap!
style. This is an elegant shoe $8.50 ;'
Black Satin One Strap
Pumps
Military satin covered heel,: flexible '
soles, plain toes.- A .-very popular '
style at $5.85
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Remodeling
Dyeing
The Largest Cleaning Works in
Eastern Oregon
Now Don'tForget the Dance
And whatever you do don't forget to
let us spotlessly clean
THAT GOWN OR DRESS
AND YOU, MR. MAN,
THAT FULL DRESS SUIT
We only please ourselves when we
please our customers.
We Can't Do All the Cleaning in
Pendleton, so we Only do the Best
We are
Proven
Experts
on
Cleaning
Ladies'
Finery
Hatters
FELL'S
Pendleton Cleaning
Works, Inc.
2f)6 E. Alta
Phone 169
rnnd 1 Mi nk Man VLsils:.
H. A. Kly, secretary of the Port
land Joint Stock r,nnrt bunk, which
was recently organized, was a business
visitor in Pendleton yesterday. Mr.
Kly is enthusiastic about the benefits
that will accrue to agriculture by rea
son of the service which may be ron-
red by such institutions. The inter
est rates on loans on the amortization
i,n of pro-payment is seven per cent,
he states, one per- cent applying to the
principal and the remainder Lein
iictual interest. VT. W. Harr.th Is rho
government appraiser m tin? district.
L. L. Holers, vice president of the In
land K.r.piro hank, is a director ami
will be a member of the ' ank's execu
tive T.nmittee. Dr. r J. -inuth, i'or-
mer T'endletonian, is iee inesident of
the institution. The bank is prepared
to make loans now. The ions can
be for no more than f0 per ci-'; of the
appraised valuation and JTiust hfe a
fiist morlKao as security.
Day Irrigation Co., respondents; Uma
tilla county, H. 1j. DeWolf, ajipellant,
against Carl Kupers, respondent.
Georse Carmichael, appellant,
anain.st Mabel 12. Carmichael respondent.
f(K)il r.ain Falls.
A lit;ht shower of rain followed by
a persistent drixzle today fell in Pen
dleton last' nifc'ht.- The lain is wel
comed by farmers.
Is Xw I:mplo,ve.
A new employe nt the Marlnello
Shop is Mrs; Alva wards. She was
forrmorly with the.INutland Hair Shop.
-vi ra. t.u warns netran nvv uuties tot av
Srpreir.o Court in SeHfoii.
Supreme court opened in Pendleton
this morning nnd will be held until
November 2. Seventeen cases will
come before the supreme court, nc-cordine-
to Major Iee Moorhouso, dep
uty. The cases fire as follows: Mal
heur county, V. H. Homan, trustee, re
spondent, against L. Hirseh et al;
Mitrrnw county, Okanogan State Pank,
appf llant, affainst M. Itclle Thnmpon
et -al; I.'nion county, W. J. Case, re
spondent, against .1. L. McKinnis, ap
pellant; J'Yaser Ferguson, et al, appel
lants, against James Hnloborn, et al.
respondents; State of Oregon, re
spondent, against T. 1. Kleelan and C.
K. Dn((lry, appellants; Maker counry,
W, H. Mel-oan, respondent, aTrainst.
Mary I. f; recti, appellant; Grant coun
ty, Arizona Parnes, appellant, againsv
Ceorse W. Anderson, respondents; Pa
lter county. T. II. Sheridan .re.sjfond
ent, avainst Pacific State a Fire In
surance Co., appeallant ; Wallowa
eounty, OraceM". Saylnr, appellant,
against Knterprise 'Klectrie Co., re
spondent; Ceoryre S. Anderson, re-
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fpondent.
ler Co.,
Don't Put Off Until the Snow Flies to Order
Your Coal or Wood. Order todav.
(4
Castle Gate"
the
Coal
That meets jour requirements.
Or
PREMIER ROCK SPRINGS
The, cleanest burning coal in the world.
Wood
Fir, Pine, Oak, Cascade Fir, Dry Slabs and
Kindling Wood.
B. L. Burroughs, Inc.
linst East Or-j?on I.um-
apiiollnnt; Gilliam county.
StatP ft iiri-Kcui, rr-sponilf nt. aciinst
Stanley lurross, apiii-llnnt; State of
fiief.'on, n-stii.nilcnt. asainst Art Dfn-
srm. apK-lliint; .Morrow rrmntv. X. P.
railroad, appi-Hants, ajrainst John
-is
IT'S TOASTED
one extra process
which gives a
delicious flavor
'nclli'toil in Invitril.
A teli'Kiam from tlio imrictilturiil
bureau of the I'oi-tlnnd. C'hanilicr of
Comnipri'B lias been received, hy the
Pendleton t'ommcrfial association in
which the members of the local body
and all other residents of the city
are invited to attend the Pacific Live
Stock Exposition which will be held
in the liose City next week.
Administrator of the Estate of
JOSEPH O. MAOGS, deceased, and
that the said Court his fixed Satur
day, the 18th day of November, 1S22,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said
day, In tho Court Itoom of said Court
in the court House In l'endieton, Uma
tilla County, Slate of OreB"o:i, an the
time and place ot the settlement of
said account and for the hearing of
all objections that may be filled thereto.
Dated this 10th day ot October,
1922.
J. T. mi OWN,
Administrator of the Kstate of JOS
EPH O. MACrCK, Deceased.
KKATOIt & IIA.N'DALT,,
Attorneys for Administrator of tho
Estate of Joseph O. Maggs, Deceased.
Curs An' Xcedeil.
The l'endieton Commercial Asso
ciation is asking that the people of
Pendleton voluteer the use of their
oars tomorrow at 4 p. m., when the
association will take 1'hiattlla coun
ty teachers for a motor trip to Cab
b:itfe llill. About 75 cars are needed
and Pendleton people are asked to
telephone the association. In "the
evening, the teachers will be quests
at the Whitman School of Music re
cital. It will be free to teachers but
the public will bo charged . admission.
, IX It.WKHl l'TCY
in tlie Dixirict Court of the Cnited
Slates for (he District of Oii'son
In the Matter of HEXItV It.
ni.EHN In Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of Hienry n. lilehn
of Jlillon in the County of Umatilla
and District aforesaid, Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby jfH'on thut on the
271 h day of October, A. D. 1922, the
said Henry It. lilehn was duly uiljudi
eated bankrupt nno that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
at the office of the undersiR-ned Ref
eree in Bankruptcy at Pendleton,
Umatilla County, Orepon. on Novem
ber the 11th A. D. 11122 at 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day, at which time and
Place the Creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a Trustee, exam
ine the 14ankru.pt and transact such
other business as may properly come
before the said meeting.
Done nnd dated at Pendleton, Ore
Ron, this 30th day of October, A. D.
11122. '
THOfl. FITJ5 OrcrtALD,
Referee in Ttankruptcy.
TWO YOUN'O PEOPLE of either sex
about to enter upon their life's
work, two persons of riper years who
would better their present conditions
and prospects, there is no more invit
ing field, no more honorable, useful,
or remunerative calling than that of
fered by tin. Two g-ood openings at
present. Apply by letter. No. 17 this
office.
NOTKH TO COXTItAfTOKS
Iltrlnvay Construction, I nuitlllii Cou il
ly, Oregon.
Healed bids will be received hy tho
County Court of Umatilla County,
Oregon, at the Umatilla County Court
House, In Pendleton, Oregon, at 11:0,0
o'clock A. .Vt. on the 10th day of -No
vember, 1022 for the following pro
jects:
Pendleten-DeSpaln c.ulch Highway,
3. 9 miles ot grading and surfacing.
37,000 cubic yardH of excavation, 7,600
cubic yords rock or gravel surfacing.
Columbia River Highway, Rleth
Pendleton Section. One 3'x8' rein
forced Box Culvert.-' 32 cubic yards of
concrete, 2900 lbs. nietal reinforce
No bid will be considered unless ac
companied by cash, bidders bond, or
certified cheek for an amount equal to
S per cent (five percent) or the total
amount bid.
A corporate srety borlcl will be re
quired for the fuithful performance of
the contract in the sum equal to orte
half the total amount bid.
Plans, specifications, proposal blank
and form of contract may be bbtaln
ed at the road masters office, Court
House, Pendleton Oregon, upon the
deposit of $5.00 (five dollars).
The right Is reserved to reject1 any
and all bids or to accept the bid -deemed
best for Umatilla County.
Pendleton Oregon, October 23rd, ,
1022.,
It. T. EROW.V,
County Clerk.
NOTICES
PLANT
them.
Peonies now, Forshaw haB
STRAYED Two black mules branded;
horseshoe with circle inside on left
shoulder, $10.00 reward fur informa-
tion leading to recovery 1300 W. It. I
ft. St., l'endieton, Phone 510.
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Notice for Warrants
Notice is hereby given thnt the
Hoard of Directors of School Dist. No.
56 will pay all warrants held ugainsl
said district. Interest ceases Nov.
1st. 1S22.
HELEN L. MASON. Clerk.
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oTici-: ok rivAfj siTTi,i-:Mi-:r
In the County Court of the Stale of
Oregon for the County of I'mntllla
NOTICE IS HKRKIiY OIVKX that
the undersigned has filed with the
f'ounty Court of Umatilla County,
State of Oregon, his Final Account as
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Th aaawer will b founa on Um
lMified pace.
(Ccpyrlg lit, nil, oclitl Xditora)
WE HAVE
A WONDERFUL
'LINE OF
Xmas and New Years
GREETING CARDS
Phone 1
And have our "Job Man" show you "just what you
want" to send to your friends for the season's
greetings.
Order Now. Not a Bit Too Early
hrHEastjM:(Greftoniar)
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