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News Notes of Pendleton
u-re For Funeral.
Mrs. Lyle Boynton and children.
Icanor and Billy, 'are I'endlcton vis
rs from Helix today. They -were
;re to attend tho funeral of the little
in of Mr. and Mrs. F. W- Boynton,
hich was held this afternoon.
ceovers from Operation.
7 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bushee have re.
rned from Portland where they have
en for the past 30 days. Mr.
ishee, who Is . special agent of the
.-VY. It. & X. with headquarters at
endleton, underwent a major unr
eal operation at St. Vincent's hos
tal at the hands of railroad sur
.ons recently. He is still weak, but
is condition is much improved over
hut it was prior to the operation.
Vnilerjioos Operation
A. I.. Jones, of Seattle, formerly of
Pendleton, is convalescins after a
mastoid oneration performed a few
days iiko, at a hospital in the Sound
City. He is a brother of Mrs. Jess Sal- ,
Inn and of Mrs. Frank Boynton of this (
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Helps In Kim-rgeiiey.
C'hauncey H. Smith at one time tick
t.t rm- the O.-W. It. & S.. is back
!;it his old job abain for a short time
during an oniorRency. Jle was niKlit
ticket anent several years asro when
j'l.miin v-,rr had the day turn. -Mr.
omi,v, in inet Sunn's service for
two years, and following his return he
did not re-enter the railroad game. lie
has been farming at Kiversuie.
year amounted to about $s6.i0". This
year's roil was about $-''H.0im greater
than the roll last year, however, Mrs.
McFaul states, on account of the fact
that the Hermiston district water taxes
wero collected by the sheriffs office.
A part of the delinquency increase is
thought to be In this department, Mrs.
McFaul states.
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ulhins Aiv Di-ftifti-d.
Tho All-Abnerican Indian team suf
red a defeat in 'basket Kail last
night at the hands of the Helix aggre
gation. The game was played at He
ix and the score was 35 to 15. Inst
year the Indians swatted Helix for two
defeats, but they were unable to re
peat this season. The contest was
refereed by Principal Austin Dandreth
of the Pendleton high school. A re
turn game will be played in Pendle
ton within tho near future.
Chinook CoiKlnueM.
The Chinook which began last night
still cont nues and Major Moorhouse.
weather observer, says the barometer
is falling. The maximum today is 4;,'
the minimum 20.
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Deliiiuiiency Increases
Delinquency of tax payments shows
a slight increase at this time over the
fume period for last year, according
to a statement made today by Mrs.
Nona McFaul, deputy sheriff In charge
of tax collections. At present taxes
due this year which are delinquent
amount to approximately $1Sl',500.
Some abatements remain yet to be
made, and these abatements will re
duce the amount of delinquency. This
time last year the delinquency for the
To Hold nudgvt Meeting.
.Monday at Id o'clock at the court
house is the time and place estab
lished by law for members of the
county court to hear expressions of
approval or disapproval from tax
payers on the county budget for
li2S. The budget was recently ad
opted tentatively by the budget com
mittee. There remains yet the hear-!
ing for the public and then the final
action of the county court.
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RICHELIEU
MAYONNAISE DRESSING
A dressing, the charm of which lies in the
delicacy of flavor, delicious when served
.with chicken, shrimp, lobster, tuna fish,
tomato, lettuce, fruit,, vegetable and salmon
salads.
Packed in the same size bottles as other
Dressings and sells at the same price.
MEDIUM SIZE 45c
The Olive Oil used in RICHELIEU SAL
AD DRESSING is absolutely pure and of
the finest quality.
"WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST"
Pendleton Cash net
DfOOBrOBATED.
GROCERIES AND MEAT!
301 E. Court St
3 Phones 101. Private exchange connects
you with both depts.
TOr TOT TOr-lO f IOTI0I 101 TOT 101
That are smart and lovely are in this sale. Dresses of canton crepe, crepe marocain, satin crepe taffe
ta, poiret twill, tricotine and lace.
Draped dresses, straight line dresses and dresses sli owing the new circular tendency. Silk dresses for
every occasion and in the most successful colors of the season. When you see them you will quickly ap
preciate the remarkably low prices.
Injured In Portland
Jack Wick, a brother-in-law of L.
C. Seharpf, and 55ob Williams, a friend
of the Seharpf family, were injured In
Portland recently when the car in
which they were driving collided with
a street car. Wick's injuries are not
thought to be serious, but Williams
suffered a fractured skull and was
hurt internally. Both men were here
lost fall during the hunting season and
hunted with Mr. Seharpf.
Model Gleaning Go.
Now is the Time to Get Your Suit Cleaned.
SPECIAL FROM DEC. 11 TO DEC. 16
MEN'S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED
For $1.00
All work called for and delivered.
Our motto is quick service and good
work. TRY US ONCE! t
. H. BOOHER, Manager.
To Attond Final Meeting.
Members of the Umatilla County
court have received an official invita
tion to be present at the final meeting
of the Oregon state h'ghway com
mission for this year, which will ton
held at Portland December 13 and 14.
The commission will conclude its busi
ness for the year at the meeting, and
Home adjustments remain yet to be
made in connection with the st'ate
roads through Umatilla county.
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I'rges Fire IlTi-nutioii.
Two disastrous fires in the state
within the past few days are respon
sible for a statement made by Fire
Chief W. E. Itingold this morning
warning local people against any of
the mistakes responsible for tho loss
of life and property at Eugene and
Astoria. "A little blaze is a mighty
dangerous thing, because fire fighters
rrtay work as hard as they possibly
can, but if any little thing goes wrong,
then there may bo a big loss ana
much suffering."
Togo Hack (hi Job
Togo HUtashjma, for many years
past janitor at the O.-W. It. & X. de
pot, is back on the-job again after an
absence of three months, which he
spent at Portland. During two months
of that time he was in the hospital
there under care of railroad physicians
Knd surgeons and submitted to a ma
jor operation. His health is very
much improved. Togo is one of the
best kjiown characters in railroad cir
cles in Pendleton and is very popular
with the traveling public.
Rose colored georgette trimmed
with white beads.
Navy taffeta full skirt, basque
style, trimmed with appliqued
flowers.
One gray taffeta in a beautiful
light shade, youthful model.
One brown lace dress trimmed
with different widths of brown
velvet ribbons.
Sport dress with emerald jersey
blouse and black poiret skirt.
Tan satine with lace collar and
cuffs.
Also a large range of poirets
and tricotines.
This lot comprises of values up
to $55.00 in the very best of ma
terials and have a big assortment
of sizes and colors.
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Hearing Is Continued.
The hearing in the case of the
Stanficld Drainage district, which
has been held during the past four
days before the members of the
county court, was continued this
morning until December 19. The
members of the court want to make
ja personal inspection of the terri
tory affected before any decision is
made in the case, and some more
testimny remains to be taken. The
case arises by reason of the fact
ithat an effort is being made to en
large the present district boundaries.
The opposition to this move resulted
in the case being aired before the
county court.
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT PREVAILS AT
THIS STORE.
Buying is in full swing and its of practical gifts such as ' we ;
carry. Come in now and select yours.
AVOtXl WATCH PACKERS.
WASHINGTON', Doc. 9. (U. P.)
Amendment of the packer control law
to restore the federal trade commis
sion's power to investigate the meat
packing industry was proposed in a
bill today by Senator La Follette, who
yesterday secured the adoption of the
resolution inuiring into the proposed
Armour-Morris merger.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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Diamonds
Have you bought your Xmas diamond ? See Hanscom's
. Magnificent collection now. Hanscom's prices are guar
anteed to be the lowest in Pendleton. Hanscom under
, buys on diamonds. Why? Because he navs cash.
Any diamond you select now will be held until the dav
lyou want it. Exclusive mountings, beautiful desisms. .
Of all the "gifts that last" you can give nothins more
tnduring than the diamond. Whether bought for your
adornment or as a gift, a diamond is a good investment.
fetable as gold or bonds, enduring as the earth from which
was mined.
See Hanscom's diamonds and make vour test, a comnar-
ion of quality and price. See them, if only to feast your
Ives upon mem.
Hanscom's Jewelry Store
Notice
The Directors of School Dist. No.
117 will receive bids for the transpor
tation of pupils in said district, in that
part of the district lying north of the
I-'matilla Kiver, up to 5 P. M.. De
cember 19th. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
For further details see c. W. Las
sen, chairman or Ed Mabie, clerk.
Heme of Gifts That Ijit
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TKAtTIICHS' KXA MI NATIONS
Notice is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Umatilla
County, Oregon, will hold the regular
examination of applicants for State
Certificates at Pendleton, Oregon as
follows: Commencing Wednesday,
December 20, 191!3 at 9:00 o'clock a.
m., and continuing until Saturday, De
cember 23, 1921 at 4:00 o'clock p. m.
Vcdnwla.v Forenwin
U. S. History, Writing (Penman
ship), Music Drawing.
WoJiirMlay .Yftrrnnnn
Physiology, HeadingManual Train
ing. Composition. Domestic Science,
Methods of Heading. Course of Study
for Drawing. Metlvds In Arithmetic.
Thurwrtay Forenoon J
Arithmetic, History of Education.
Psychology, Methods in Geography,
Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art.
Course of Study for Domestic Art.
Thuixlajr AftTnoon
Grammar. Geography. Stenography.
American Literature Physh-s, Type
writing. Methods in LankTiage, Thesis
for Primary Certificate.
Friday Forenoon
heory and Practice, Orthography
(Spelling), Physical Geography, Eng-i
lish Literature. Chemistry".
11-:lay Afternoon
School Law. Geology, Algebra, Civil
Government.
Sa tun lay Forenoon
Geometry. Hotany.
Satnrttay Aftff-noon
Genera! History. Ilookkoepinff.
Very truly yourr,
W. W. GHEES".
County School Superintendent
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(East Oregonlan Special.)
PILOT HOCK, Dec. !). Mrs. Carl
Jensen, Mrs. O. T. dimes and Mrs.
George Sehlegle were hostesses for a
luncheon Thursday noon at the homo
of Mrs. Jensen. The table was cen
tered with a beautiful potted prim
rose. The guests found their places
at the table by means of unique place
cards bearing a verse in rhyme per
taining to their past. Covers' were
laid for ti n. Mrs. I. M. Sehnnnep of
Pendleton. Mrs. J. M. Gilbert, Mrs.
Patrick Cassidv. Mrs. C. ti. M,n,,,r
-Mrs. iKi T. Panning, Mrs. Kit n ford Sie-
Ensc,.Airn. c. J. Miller and the hostess,
Mrs. Curncs, Mrs.v Schlegel and Mrs.
t Jensen. The afternoon was pent so
! chilly at the homo of Mrs. Curnes. u
number of other guests being present,
among them being Mrs. L. V. Mack
!en, Mrs. Hurton Hutchison, Mrs. lies
'sle Humphrey. Mrs. E. K. Hutchinson,
'Mrs. W. T. Kldwoll, Mrs. Lou Knotts,
'.Mrs. Curl Hemphill, Mrs. W. H. Con
jdra, Mrs. Albert Uilliam and Mrs. Itm
Itussell
! Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cottmoier of Al
jhee, spent Thursday night in Pilot
Hoi k.
John Sylvester and Mrs. Hazel
I Michael were married In Pendleton
'Tuesday, December .1, They returned
to Pilot Itotk Thursday.
A community Christmas tree and
program will be held nt the bign
school auditorium Sunday evening,
December 2i.
Mrs. Hans Neilsen is rt ported quite
ill at the Inane of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Gulbreath,
Miss Jean Hall, teacher at Harmony
school, is ;il and was unable to teacn
Thursday ufternoon.
Mrs. N. J. Gilliam and Miss Helen
Do Vaul departed Wednesday for Pas
adena, Cullf., to spend the winter.
Grandma Price, who underwent an
operation some lime neo l confined
I to her bed again.
The Pilot Hock grado school Is
working on u Christmas program
which they will present at the school
house Frdny afternoon, prcccdinu
Christmas.
Kvan Cameron is ill at his home
here, suffering from -a. severe attack
f tonsllllla.
J. U. Pollock was In town Wednes
day. School was dismissed Thursday ufl
ernoon in the advanced room. Mr.
Maokcn, Ihe principal being ill. He
was ubte to teach again Friday.
Hen Whitman, cattle buyer, was a.
business visitor lieru Thursday.
The literary program and pie so
cial that was to have been given at
j Harmony school house Saturday even
ling, has been postponed until tho week
following. ;
I Snow fell nost of the day Thurs
day ulid until late In the night. There.
Is aow ubout ten Inches of snow hero
MAY r.NTF.K OLYMPIC. -i
OSAKA, Japan, Dec. 9. (A. P.)
Whether .ilnrlkishu men und oth
ers "who by naluro of their oceupa'-
I lions are well trained for running
and other forms of physical exorcise
'should be allowed to take part In
(the coming Fur Fustern Olympic
jg.imes to be held in Osaka next
:;pring now has become a live issue
lamong athletic enthusiasts. Opinion
jls divided, all hough tho number of
-those who are in favor appears to
I predominate. '
PMIS
TOM RIN
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