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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1922)
PAGI! FIVE TWELVE PAGE3 DAILY EAST OREGONIAJf, PENDLETOJT, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1922. L People Here and There Some Come-Down! i John S. Hodgen, prosecuting attor. ncy, or l-n:on county, i here. - J. r. Flynn, of Walla Walla, is hero today. Mr. Flynn represents the Ulake-MeFall Co. ' Kim and Jim Morton left for Kd wall, Wash., this morning- where they were called to the bedside -of their sister Mrs. Pobert Nairn who is critic ally ill. .Sid Williams, former twirlor for the Harrv Meyer, formerly with .Str.de- I Pendleionian Puc-karoos, now with the baker Brothers, is now in the broker. J Cnion Oil Co. at Portland, is here for age business. He is a visitor here to- j a vacation of two weeks. He is a day. Friends of Mr. Meyer will be s guest of relatives and friends. glad to know that he has recovered IT. C. Seymore, state club leader, is here for institute. The work of boys' j and girls' clubs in this state is closely ldentmecl wltn scnooi wont auu will address the teachers. the members of the high school fac ulty some of his former students at the University. Among them are Miss Laura Jerard and Miss Eva Hansen. after a recent operation. ' Anions visitors at the Teachers' In stitute is Frank Shepherd, director of vocational rehabilitation, of the State Industrial Accident commission. He is here to uive talks at the institute. His work concerns ex-service men who were injured during- the 'war. Anions women who have attained honors in the teaching of science, once considered a field for which only men were eligible, is Dr. Ada Hall, professor of science at Whitman col lege. She will give an address on Friday. C. W. Paulus was here today from his home at Pilot Rock. Tloy V. White and P. F. Gorman, Heppner residents, arc here today. Miss Evelyn Seotney, who sang- in concert in Pendleton lust night, is an enthusiastic sportswoman. "I love tennis, swimming and sailing and like the game of baseball." she said. "There is in me little of whut one ex pects of the temperament of the aver age operatic artist. T like to mix with the people of the world in general, and lint merely with fellow artists." Miss Keotncy's visit hi re is a part ot her Western concert tour. William Clarence Weir, president of Pacific University, is in his first year in that capacity at the college. He was formerly a member of the faculty of Washington State Normal. Mr. Weir addressed the teachers at insti tute this illuming and this atternoon. The University of Oregon has great hopes fur its million dollar sift cam paign, according to 1 1.. Stetson, pro fessor of education at I niveisity Orcgmi. 'Mr. Stetson, who is here for tile teachers' institute, finds among Russell Wilber is a live stock man 1 near Duncan. He visited Pendleton today on business. O. M. Rice, president of the First j National Bank, returned this morning:. alter a few days, business visit Portland. i I ! CIGAR. J o2iFft TT is a pleasure to report that lJirt$, t-- the Havana filler tobaccos and shade grown wrappers IfyrSFSit sow going into El Sidelo are Jflx?& probably the finest in the &S?y honorable history of this fa- iWT mous brand. Needless to say, $Y? 1 Sidelo's workmanship con- tinues topnotch in quality. ' jpft Chesterfield )k mmmm mmmmi Mm kwmm mmmm, mmm mskm Seven distinguished shapes rjr'vr Ideals . - 10c Mat Altos 15c Chesterfield 2 for 25c Emperors 15c wiviv Lily - 2 for 25c fVf7t"HM' Ambassadors WSv Chums (2 in foil) "jF7 3 tor 50c El Slikto ClfirltnaJcfcT j-jy Distributed br HrwVlk "V J Portland. r. TUJt-Hy A IX EM m:vvis r ... - I K. K. Leslie, athletic coach of Mil-I ton high school, who is hero for teach- I crs' institute, -was during college clays i at the University of Oregon, a star! member of the football team, lie was known to the fans as "Spike" Leslie. One of Hcppncr's most prominent lawyers is Sam Van Vac tor, who has been here for supreme court. In years gone by Mr, Van Vaetor was dis trict attorney of T "ma til hi and Mor row comities. He returned to Morrow county this morning". i! Thin? Run-down? Sure Way fo Get Right Weight Increase Your Red-Blood Celis. Thai's the Sure Wayl S. S. S. Builds Blood Cells; This Means Strength! Po yoft know why insurance compa nies refuse to insure n great inany men beruilse they are under weight ? .Simply because tu ha uuik-r weiiflit often proves This man once was the most mi susing uin:iiB'i vuiii Cii Of u Gei many, dressed in trappings more ornate than that c the famous Landsturm Guards. He has sunk to this the new funereal make-up of the head waiter in Berlin's most fashionable dining room. i Mrs. Kdith G. Van Dcusen, home demonstration agent, left today for I'alo Alto, California, where she will visit her son, Ted Van Deuson. She will go from there to Golmmlna, Mis souri, to become a member of the ex-lit tension department of the University i of .Missouri. I I It. Tt. Butler, lawyer of The Dalles, I returned there today after ariiini REALTY TRANSFERS Isls. low fightliip-piiwer i i the body. It often nitons you are minus nerve-power, minus red-cells iu your blood, minus bcultb, minus energy, minus vitality. It is se rious to be niluus. but the moment you increase the number of voiir rcd.htnml. ! cells, you basin to become plus. That's why S. S. s since isc'tt, lias meant to thousands of underweight men mid women, a plus in their stivnjrth. Hollow cheeks fill out. You stop being u calamity-looker, lou inspire confidence. Your body fills to the point of newer, vnnr flnih hiienmoo i firmer, the use hues that come from thin I ness disappear. You look younger, firmer, I luipplor. and you feel it. too, nil over your ! body. More red-lilood-cells ! S. S. S. will utnti uieni. l.ituies ami trentiemen, a penky. bony face doesn't lmike vnu 1-iok very Important or pretty, docs It? Take K. S S. It contnlns only pure veiretablo medicinal limredleiits. S. S. S. Is s'.ld at all drus stores iu two sizes. The larger size bottle is the more economical. WATCHES CHERISHED AS WERE THE OLD GUILD MASTERPIECES Gruen Guild Wrist , Watches are cherished today as were the old KUild watches of several centuries uro. Each is precious as a work of urt.. Each la an orna ment fashioned by iruiUlsmen who hold beauty sec ond only to utility. The woman who wears a GiMon Wrist Watch knows that pridu which comes with the possession of the finest o fine timepieces. Let us show you our unusual display of Gruen Wrist Watches. You will be surprised ut thoir moderate prices. The Leading Diamond Dealer in Eastern Oregon I iiifflli "'I mattes ian fool I Kke yourself again K I). K. Starkweiither to Iurnish In vestment Co.-.' $1, K. 1- N'K. 1-4 NW. 1-4 MO. 1-4 and X. 1- N SV. 1-4 XK. 1-4 Sec. !, Tp. 4. X. It. 'i'l SW. 1-4 SW. 1-4 Hec l(.: 34. . I S. Murray to Klanor I 1 0, mete anil bound u aet in SW. ley's Add. Pendleton. Mary A. TaitiiiRcr to Chas. .M. & innia G. WriKlit, $4011, SW. 1-4 SR. 1-4 and SK. 1-4 SW. 1-4 Sec. 1!5, . 6i N. Tp. 1, N. It. , j Wm. K. Goodwin to Ghas. ,T. Halm Morris, I $3IHI0, lot 3, hlk. C, Hermiston. 1-4 .1 otm the ease of the Okanogan State Hank of Ui'erside, Wash., tbefore the su preme court. The hank is appellant in the case and M. Belle Thompson, et al are respondents. Mr. Hutler was formerly circuit jmlKC of Gilliam and Wheeler counties and at that time was the yormfcest circuit Judge in the I'nited States. Frank and Dean 1 larrinston .lames H .Sams, JiM.lMi. XW. XW. 1-4 See. 3(i, X. 1-2 SW. . to Sec. 1, Tp. 1-4 Lulu II. 1-4 $ 2SD0, lot 5, X. It. Kae to 3, blk. 2 sn. Mary G. , Arnold Mossii & . Garker to J. G. llalns, NIC. 1-4 XK. 1-4 Sec. 31, S. jl-2 10. 1-4 See. 31 and mete and bound tract in Tp. li, X. It. 3.1. $ LTi.OIHI, .1-2 NIO. w. 34. I Andy 11.. Johnson to Maurice Dakin, $1. 'NIC. 1-4 SW. 1-4 Sec. Tp. 6, N. R. 35. Louise 1C Heyden to II, P.. Marlln lots 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, blk. 141 an'd lot 8, hlk. 142, lies. Add. Pen dleton. V. V. Watts to Persephone M. Watts, $1, S. 1-2 lots 5 and 6 and Kuwt 15 ft. of S. 1-2 lit 4, blk.. S. ltichards Add. Athena. . Ijist niifht -was Hallowe'en, and a a result of some pranks that were played. Dale Mercier is without two! (rood suits of clothes and a new over coat. Ho suspects a pair that bo by tho name of "Dutch' 'and "Pete." ho states. "I'eto" Is a baseball player of some note in this district. The case has been turned over to the authori ties, or at least, if it hasn't, it is likely lo he, according; to Dale. A. L. SwasRart, Athena farmer who is spending the winter in Portland was a Pendleton visitor today. His son, Wayne Svvaggart, last year was winner of the boys' pig feeding con test with some pure bred Poland Chi nas, lie is entered again this year and will show at tho Pacific Livestock Exposition.- His pigs are in better condition this year than they were last year this time, according to Mr. Swag-gart. Twenty years of education work In Oregon is the record of J. S. Landers, president of the Oregon State Xormal, who is here for teachers' institute. He was for nine years city school super intendent in Pendleton and has many friends here. He spent 11 years in the same capacity In The Dalles, and later was at the University of Colora dii and University of Mexico. He re turned from there to Oregon to take his present position. Mr. Landers states that the Xormal school has doubled its attendance in the past two years. This year's enrollment is 636, or 50 per cent more thnn last year, while the 1921 enrollment was 50 per cent more than that of 1920. Phone 880 209 East Court DESPAIN Cash Grocery APPLES FOR WINTER Tut away several boxes of delicious apples now for the winter months. We have many different kinds for you to choose from all good keepers and the prices are very low. Potatoes are cheap, fill your cellar. A voice of rare beauty, coupled wttb a lovely personal appearance " and great charm of manner, marked the recital by Evelyn Seotney, famous1 Australian soprano, last evening at. the Methodist church. Miss Seotney proved herself a skill ed vocalist. Her voice possesses a flute-like quality comparable to Galll Curcl. and her notes show a great fi delity to tone. Her diction is excel lent and she sings with expression. Her first number. "O Mio liambino faro," she sang with tenderness and understanding. "Tarantella Xapoli tana" and ."Polonaise" each were vivit! with Miss Scotnoy's charming inter pretation. Six Knglish numbers on the pro pfram proved Miss Scotncy's versatil ity. She sang easily tho dramatic Trees, a musical version of Joyce A Kikner's popular poem. "I Passed Hy A Your Window" was a most ' pleasing Zi number with its soft melody, and 5 "Fairy Tales" was given with whim- Ta sical sweetness. The fullness of her tones was apparent In "The Wind's in the South Today." while "Scotch Pas torale" afforded her an opportunity for interpretation of morula. "The Night Wind." as sung by Miss Seotney, possessed an eerie and compelling quality. She responded most gracious ly with encores. Maximillian Rose, violinist, is : master of technique and played with f-ltill and perfection. His numbers w-re "Concerto in D. Minor," Le Coueou." "Ave Maria." "Introduction and Tirantelie," "The Lark,' and ! Hunpario Air." Klvin Schmitt. youthful pianist, as a most able accompanist. 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