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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1922.
PAGE THREE
News Notes of Pendleton
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' CAIjKXDAK OF Kr-.Ma.
November 25 Football, Milton
an4 Pendleton.
IfcAt FcUlcnlieliner's
Miss Marguerite ltayniond. formerly
of Pendleton, now h.vs a position at
Feldenheimers in Portland. Miss
Raymond was formerly employed lu re
by A. L. Sehaefer in his jewelry store.
Called !; Dentil
Mrs. F. R. King and her brother,
Irwin King, left today for Spokane
where they were called by the death
of Airs. W. V. H. Kins of that city.
Mr. Kins is a brother of Mrs. Kins
and Irvin King of this city.
Flown on the Hotter creek land
the company also produces several
hundred acres of wheat evei y year.
tailed by Illness.
Mrs. Clarence Whiteman left to
day for Weston where she was call
ed by the illness of her- brother,
George Proebstel. She was accom
panied by Miss Kuth Proebstel, dau
ghter of Mr. Proebstel.
butof 1'ilot Hock. Funeral M-rvices will
be held at the Christian church to
morrow morning at lf'::le o'clock
with Ilev. W. A. tlressnutn officiating.
Use the Phones
Grocer', 2 Phones 526
Other Dept's
78-79 .
Pendleton's Leading Store
Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 528
Other Dept's
78-79
I-Vr Wrong Parking
Karl Tulloch was fined two dollar?
in police court yesterday ori a eharg?
t wrong iiarking.
! VitV Seeks Divcinv.
Pictures are Shown. j Uelon Pchockley has brought suit
Stereoptican slides of Oregon scenes j against .lames Schooklcy for divorce
were shown yesterday at Lincoln Ion the grounds of abandonment. Ha
school to the pupils of the fourth, j ley, Haley and Stelwcr and 11. J. War
fifth, sixth and seventh grades. The ! ner represent the plaintiff,
teachers made short talks explaining!
up the Home
ress
Thanksgiving
Two Get Permits
The Pendleton Untitling association
has secured a permit for making ul
cerations in room number three of the
Association building' on North Main
street. The' cost of the work is esti
mated at $100. Anna ltoesch has se
cured a permit to repair her house at
!US Vincent street and dig a. basement
at a cost of siinu.
the pictures. The machine was op
erated by Irvin Noreen, eighth grade
pupil.
Mrs
tJiengcr Dies.
Mrs. Sarah J. C.ienger, wife of Fred
gienger, died yesterday morning at
the State hospital after an illness
two months. She. was Sti years
age, and litis lived in Oregon for
years. She was born
Wheat Looks Good
"Our wheat is up and looks fine,"
was the comment, this morning of Tom
Boyleo. Jr. who was here from liut
ter i'reek. "We have a snort stand,
and .' e growth is very satisfactory."
He Voft this morning for the main
jp.mch of the. Pendleton Sheep Co.
Alfalfa is one of the chief crops
of
of
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Lindenvillo.
New York. Mrs. Gienger is survived
by her husband, two daughters and
one son, Mrs. Annie ltoork of Pi
lot Pock, Arthur Gienger of Pilot
Mock, and Miss Flossie Gienger of
Pendleton. She is survived also by
two brothers. Robert and Lewis Male
of I'ilot Rock, and four sisters, Mrs.
Flora l.ouy of Arlington, Mrs. Kni
nia Kckles and Miss Kdna Male of
Pendleton, and Mrs. Annie Hawkes
101 101 1G1 101 101 101 101 101 101-
HOME MADE
MINCE MEAT
20c LB.
You will find this Mince Meat possesses a
truly home made flavor.
A TOUND MAKES A PIE.
Richelieu Brand Coffees.
Fresh Morning's Milk and
Heavy Cream.
mm Cash He
t
INCORPORATED.
GROCLKIKS A I) IMTIATH
301 E. Court St
3 Phones 101. Private exchange connects
you with both depts.
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Sit on Note
The Marshall-Wells Co. has brought
suit against .1. M. Richards to collect
$::''0 which is claimed to be due on n
note. Peterson, llishop and Clark rep
resent the plaintiff corporation.
Raking Company Assigns.
Notice has been received in Pen
dleton by creditors of the Pendleton
Raking Co. that the concern has
made assignment to the Portland
Association of Credit Men. The
place recently suspended business,
and the manager left Pendleton.
To Sing ''"' Radio.
The high school boys' glee club
will sing for radio within the near
future, according to I 'avid Faville.
of the high school faculty who is in
charge of the club. lie states that
the club has good talent and that he
thinks a radio concert by them
would be a success.
Ilanf.c Is Dry
There is less snow in the high range
land in Wallowa county now than for
a U". time, according to the informa
tion secured by Sam Lowe, local man
who has just returned from the neigh
boring county. The range has been
dry all season, he declares. All hay
has been purchased by stock men at
a price of around $10 the ton. Pi
ture is still short.
$1.085.!! Is Pledged.
The total sum raised In Pendleton
up to the present In the Red Cross roll
call is $1,085.2(1,' according to ligur
secured by L. C. Scharpf, chairn.mr of
the Pendleton committee. There ;
several committeemen yMto be heard
from with reports. Tin' most money
given by any single ilo-ior is $,0, Al r.
Scharpf states. The Forly and EighT
Saturday nave- about $14 0. The roll
call closes on Thanksgiving Day, a
week from Thursday.
ROUND THE WORLD
CLARK'S 3rd CRUISE, JANUARY 22. 1923
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Under perional direction of Mr. Clerk, originator of Round the World Crimes and the only
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A floating palace lor the trip. Route: NewVork, Panama, San Francisco, Hiio, Honolulu.M
daya in Japan, China, Manila, Java, Singapore, Bur roan, Option of IV days in India, Ceylon. 4
days Id Cairo.Naples, Havre. Southampton: stop bvcrslOucfrec, Ry. to Montreal and New York
4 MONTHS. $1,000 and up, including Hotels, Drives, Guides, Fees. etc.
TO
THE
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-DAILY-
LA GRANDE - PENDLETON STAGE
G. W. BAARS, Proprietor
STANDS
Corner Depot and Adams, Phone 312-M. .
Pendleton Dorian Hotel, Phone 1105.
Leaves La Grande 8:00 a. m.; Pendleton 1:00 p. m.
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Men Are Hound Over.
Five nu'ij have been bound over to
await the action of the grand jury in
1 lie court of Justice Jou 11. Paritcs
within the past 24 hours. Two ot
them, Ralph Hcrtolotto and Cecil
Dougherty face charges of larceny
the result of the alleged theft of some
saddles. It. L. Ij wis, T. .). Norine and
U. Ij. Crawford were bound over yes
terday afternoon on a charge of rob
bery. The. men are accused by Jesus
Alonzo of robbing him Saturday night
Swlis to (Jet iiihlron.
Habeas corpus proceedings have
been filed by Mary Wood against O.
W. Owen and wife in which the plain
tiff asks tho court to compel the de
fendants to show cause why thev
should not permit her to have posses.
sion of her two minor children. The
children are now held bv the del-
ints in the east end of the county-The
plaintiff avers that she was grantee.
mo custody of the children when she
secured a decree of divorce from her
husband at Walla Walla several
months since, (lose and Crow renre-
sent the plaintiff.
lip m$,
iWJil Mm
now for
and Christmas
Some Rooms Smile and Radiate
Cheerfulness
s From now on folks will spend less time oii the
porch, in the car and out doors generally. Mother
desires to make a change about the house, she
wants to make the living room more likable, or any
other room for that matter.
Our Low Prices on Curtain Goods,
Draperies and the Like
Make it possible for every family in the communi
ty to enjoy pleasant and comfortable surroundings.
What do you need?
New Cretonnes and Draperies for curtains and
side drapes, offereed in a wide range of desirable
colors and patterns!
Cretonnes 25c to $1.25
Terry Cloth, heavy weight $1.25
Silk Marquesette $1.25.
Sherwood Drapery, all colors, plain and fancy $1.75
Many others 75c to $3.51)
Tuscan Filet Curtains Full width and the very
newest in curtains, finished with fringe.. $o.50
Curtains and Nets, plain and fancy, yd. 28c to $1.25
Curtain Goods, one lot at yard . ". 15c
A Complete Stock of Fancy Art and
Needlework
Come in and see the new things you should be
"making up" now for Xmas as gifts.
Towels Pillow Tops
Lunch Cloths Knife and Fork Folders
Aprons Gowns .
Napkins Combinations
Scarfs Baby Dresses
Center Pieces Collar Boxes, etc.
THREADS OF ALL KINDS.
Six Strand Perlc
Rope TUS(,C
Mouline
Silkoline
Crochet
Floche
Twist
Royal
Etc.
BULORA
The Most Beautiful Watch
in the World.
Bulora Watches combine exquisite beauty with
guaranteed accuracy.
The cases are beautifully wrought of yellow, $
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green ami iuu; ytuu juauiiuui ami uiaiiionus. j
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nam or nanasomeiy cat vtu.
The movements are guaranteed in writing to be
accurate and dependable.
We will gladly show you the original and dis-
tinctive designs. A beautitul gut lor Amas
Claims Will- Loves Another-
(iuy Wilson wants a nitnr- fin,,.
Xellle Wilson to whom he iv.-m mr
ried in HU3. according to the e,,mn.
iaint which has been filed in circuit
court by his attornevs. n.-iiev
"W and H. J. Warner. The
i.uimii declares that his work makes
it necessary for him to be out late at
ntgnr sometimes. AVhen he ram
"wo..- ii-iitu niH work on the night r,r
"Cloncr 1;,, V.I2-:, he found the house
dark. W hen he turned on the lights
ne discovered Hiram Stevens hiding
in me corner of the room be i,.i,.
I Ms ivife confessed that she level
Stevens and has not lived with lhe
Plaintiff since, the complaint states.
The plaintiff asks for custody of tin
two little boys.
May Pole Yarns, Grown and Made in
Oregon.
We have all kinds in all desirable shades in wool
1 and silk and wool, 23c ball to 65c ball.
BOOKS
Crochet, Knitting Books, Sweater Books, Initial
Stamp Books, Stamping Books for Children's
Dresses, etc., of animals, chickens, etc; Small De
sign Stamping Books, lor handkerchiefs, scarfs,
etc.
SWEDISH AUTO TO 10
twelve months without
vhatsoc er.
any charge
OTHER NEWS OF THIS
DEPARTMENT ON PAG S
UoblM.T Scnteno fl
i'OltTiANU, Nov. HI. (I, N. ,s.)
The. new auto tax. which Is to be ap-l -m.osoii, ijeoonnairo desperado,
i.lied in the leoalring and improve- h"n ',,,'n sentenced to ten years in the
! mi nts of roads in Sweden. Is levied I'cnltentiary for robbing and assault
on cars and tires according to their
weight. Kach car using rubber tires
Is taxed x krouor for (very hundred
Kilograms or fraction Ihereof, which
amounts to about $1 per hundred
I pounds. The tires are taxed 1.1.0
krona for every kilogram of weight. .
January 1, 1.13. Tourists from for-1 Tins In use at tin- beginning of next;
eign countries, however, may still yi ar -ivill In- i xi nipt, and In the ease;
bring their own cars into I lie country! ol' pneumatic tins, Iwo extras will be;
and roam about at will for us much as exempt. !
ling Fred Vogler, head of tho North.
ewst Auto company here In June, 1920.
He hi arrested three times but escap
ed from jail In DuiiHmuIr, Cullf., und
In Kverett, Wash.
STOCKHOLM. Nov. 21. (A.
Swedish motorists will begin to pav
taxes on then vehicles and tins on'
IT'S TOASTED
one extra process
which gives a
delicious flavor
OPERATING TABLE AID TO
SURGEONS
Ranging in price from
$17.50 to $1000
Home of the Bulora Watch.
Hanscom's Jewelry Store
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McElroy' Orchestra
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lyilERE the sun shines most of
; the time. Out-of-door life all
the time.
Thousands of miles of paved high
ways through picturesque semi
tropic settings make motoring won
derfully exhilarating.
Most attractive ocean beaches on
the Pacific Coast.
Most complete system of hotels,
npiaiuin-ia nouses, collages, Dunga
lows and small suites for tourists of
any country in the world, and all
costs reasonable. Room for everybody.
R-prrrnta(vfa ol the
UNIOxN PACIFIC SYSTEM
ill ladlr furnuh lnnjrtie and braiitif iillr illuatratnl bnoklm
in Let Ihrm l-ll all atv.m hotH ratr. railroad (area.
jioan) Sa.l I jar City, or a part nl lie lr br oceaaUlo. No
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