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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
MAJORITY Of PROPERTY
OWNERS SIGN PROPOSAL
FOR Street LIGHTING

That nil hni nuuul tflorn prr rnn'
NJ lhe property uNnma hloug thn
loulat NJ llin proposed extensions ~
AnnillloH Ghie Nae hYslam have
flpnpd runllnriH fol TIE linlllng m
ffoni ~ lhtlr pfopoflifH ana nat
in0rl NJ them have given lnnlr
ihapba ior their pluporlionnlo phiiH
VIA The Information given uui NpH.
itupy by y member al The commit
lie Nhior has buri fulioiiing nniuup
iho property holdels H. The inter n
NJ lhr project rih n " believed lhni
the required piHnnininh Viii have
lorn hnrrrtd before The munilng ~
W. held Wednesday afternoon ~ I
clock w ilin rooms VI ~ l'Unld
nf rili Development when II 10
npnd ~ lHl n rfnirrrl fnl tho M.
HlnllutlOn NJ the now llrhllhr aia'
ten.
The HiHnnlur,H NJ nll property
owners nl1ng lhr rnulrh WIN uHldi
N Amarillo with the exception NJ D
huln been rtrul'l N " announced,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
EH|VA SHRINE CLUB
TO ELECT OFFICERS
At MEETING TO-DAY
iltpOlliS VIII ~ iiltiliiil
~ iANpNIUN ~ ulIi M
PANHANDLE TEMPLE

~ important meeting " khl'i
Shrine rluh VIII hu hrlh ~ 10
n'rln . THE afternoon ~ Masonic
hnll ~ nlprl officers for lhn ensuing
Nunr " " DnviH " president ~
lhn club nov and " " HNlfi, ~,
rnrnrlul SECRETARY.
llorauhe ~ lha nrliylli that has
been manifested by The rlub dnllilA
HE pact Tow dnjH IN lnghrd a. ~
securing ~ u panhandle temple II "
believed that The attendance ~ to-
dny'H meeting viii bn llrpnr lhin
usual IN addition II N thought
that number NJ Hhrlnnlf living ~
uilnr plnrna and mrmhnis NJ the
rluh mng como ~ Amarillo lor the
nicotine
llopprlH win be- Given ~ the pro.
rToHH NJ The campaign 10 obtain Mn
hnilfr tor The petition w lln lmt
rullul ruunrl asking Tor a ,llhnnnnus
lion lur the shrine temple here 49,
" swift who has hiun directing tn
campaign did not rnlnin ~ Amprll.u
FRIDAY from luhhnlk vim the don
cation, nnd went ~ rfnahyiun Rails
md either plutuH. nrrurlins ~ hli
plans n ~ rNpnrlrd lhni hr till
pu hblu ~ Viyn IL mrllf fuli lol0it
NJ The activities to-day
The mobiles have been circulating
petitions IN nllhnrl aud n " ~
lirvpd lhnl uNprv Fhrlnnr there VIII
h WllIrH 10 hgumu 81 mrmhul ~
.hn proposed hl'lNh lomplo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
DURHAM IS NAMED
HEAD Of CAMPAIGN
FOR MASONIC FUND
Mi\kiill ~ slIhr slN pNp,
AIMS WI s,\ lit,Il>N\fN
~ Ns'lsI

Y w. nWh,m, vice prpfldrul ~
the National HANS ~ Commerce, hes
prrrped tho pniilinn Hn colonel NJ
the financial lTINu Ten lhr ap,uring
W funds Tor The erection NJ d Ma
tunlr 'rrmplo IN Amarillo, unnnWc,
mrli Ia his effect hrlnp made late
Noslrrda, Nv = \ Wrinkle worship,
ml Master ol Amarillo hnlge M,
i1l,
Mr Winhlu has hrnn Nplktn ,
mon the llhl ~ HlN captains aud nlN
nrulrninls lo have charge NJ lrhWs,
lhis llsl hai boon tentatively com
lil,d hy M Mmhlrl, hul hn W,shni
ln IT, a iured that all ~ pns 49,
IT, 'rl MI tcnpl an Nurrr ~ Wfth
h'h M riiOiA lo nah the tinhn,iO |
,umpiiRn d WnutM
a meeting probably viii be- Nllrd
other lunflaA ~ "Wednesday tor lne
purpose ~ oldpnifail0n NJ the teams
pndol The direction NJ the capt, lnN ~
le assisted M the lienlpnnnln. "
preliminary plans aro callied OW a.
they shonld M Wmklrr hnlbNot
thai securing u subscription may
~ started Monday Anu g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
PANHANDLE BIBLE
CONFERENCE HELD
M " ~, Nillui> srt\hs SE,'
EllN IiMIis NJ MEETING
NJ rhNI\\I,W

M " " Nrrm pastor al m,
fhst baptist church, had u lrllmR
part ON the plOvr'm ~ The ram
handle rihlr Conference held last
week NJ Wnylnnd college ana the
First baptist church plRinvirN. llu
delivered several addresses, nnd AHA
poke enthusiastically about lhn future
Tor Wnymnd COLLEGE
Tho following article II rnH NJ the
summhl, NJ the meeting Az rcpnltod
list week b. tho phiu,irW llrlNld
"Thp Panhandle lihlr cont 'lonco
being held this Wt,k al WaNhnd
tulleHc and First baptist Church
unrer The auinices ul Wavlund cob
lnse, has proven u nlent suvcrss ne
ate ndanco both from out ni town
ana loceI N good sud Indications alu
that II viii grow about srvvuN,
i've NJ the mosl prominent naplisls
" the Panhandle are In attendance,
The mOrnlng aud dlielnoon meet
inrs arc being held IN the auditor.
lum ~ Wayland Collepo and tho
,Nenins meetings ore holne held ~
The First baptist Church The con,
ierences viii conll Ne zach day ut
lhn week and unlll neat sun lay
nlahl
IN n " NirglW mslU at tho
First baptist Churrh "a Amarlllo, az
llNVd donday morailr aud hr has
delivered ihr,g Nlhitwst thar have
Aroused lhe heAlels Ia Weal vnlhl'
llatm
Among the either linmiurl Han,
lisls who have madp pldIrssus ln lhe
lhnt lhgve las Nrt q 4 Mhaloy,
paflNl ~ ihe FIRST lwp,sl rhurcn
"a claude a. N NVttupg paaiW IA
the ilral naplni Caul,b "a Mem,
I his and N fNhlt 0rnrral Mr
sNnNN lol tho rahUudle nsItgl
NAllpl co. alivrntpu srssinp lv.
dAN hpok shoNvy Wta gN,u vt
MWNnd Nalh1' e. lbr 4 n NWp
llblalN AhNtt 400 bOA.h N"r
fNen ln IA unnn lbN aiI.runnu
nd pvlh thM WNp mur Nrr
nlpnhrd lp, lWWvNmlp unlNtN n
NdAWWn '.Npu N tH.h Npa HNtn la
lhV hbltn WWl fhh Nhl lrlr ln
wakp lhr MalMni lplDsn l.btN
pRN pl ihp l'si W lH lunmr pN f.a
ni hr r,nhndlv
"M AWFW N t lhul sp0s.n
upl pprNm nll M gl,hrr l,ma
h ~. hIWht nu.nh p NNhul
,oltsU MUh iht ptudI ph Nl
lNu'pW.U lhtl lH. Nltr rup lN
tnN Pay tUl'l NNhNhN uuI wrr
mll Nl llui.Hl wml thr '.Hu
Hl lhN NIIFH HHi tlN.H 'h w
,prHlM H lNU IHNtl HHU lH,
lNNlNa WI lhr NW nHh.Nln
MaNhNt Np'ltar nuI soon hfumr
NNl Pm lhr HunI .lNulWNl m
rlNalW Nl p \OtN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

Am lhpl fore, rddfeHaIng lhla com
nibnlrnlltn - Zach NJ YOu, Aaiuring
you maj shall ppuIeolulo n very
lnlrll " 'nllI lnprlhnf win ans Olhrr
lflnnlh ~ MINE IN yun town viii
Hni inRnlhir nni Drgnnlyr work
lng rlilh IN look amer IN every ros
nnnel my rldIlip In luur puunlv
lfom nav nnlll ~ nomination
y lnhio hn organization entirely
IN Nnuf hands without nnl hugies.
llor 49, ~ VII, would b. tho most
suitable linlhnn ~ nFl uR chairman,
You know local conditions and know
nest who would add Hlinnglh ~ ny
candidacy certainly hopo van win
select suNir active. energetic lWnnd
Who VIII hnn that The organization
" perfected aud that na lnr ua por,
ilhle riniN voter iu The county ~
gwen ~ opportunity "a luin lhu rluh.
! would be- plnd " afmn nne would
iond illh communication ~ VAN
lllH mtnllnn ~ ! an nnNiouH lrrnll
lhnsr WIG participate ln The uipnn
patton II hnuW that he uorltrilng
~ the club N lril lbanluinh ~ lhn
Hisdom ana sound Judgment NJ lhose
Whn form A. lat 900 Huun hH the
rtgunlfbtiun u p'neu,d, lri mr
inpW In order That NAV hunW "a
Hnun NH pnHtlhln Win whom I should
communicate phnul matters pertain
NV lO The WORK NJ the club
! nm lrouhiur announcement
nom Nnllnus sections ul llu state,
" am any Judge uf political rnnd.
tons The NmpuiHn % wtlrl} D.,
tWnn W. bailey ANA Wu I am
pleased TINT mo UnriW r. thus
shaping llaolf'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
REVIVAL At CHRISTIAN
CHURCH ENTERS SECOND
WEEK IN GOOD SHAPE

The second Wrok NJ the pre'fn'iel
revival snlyires ~ The fnN rhllH
tan church viii honln today IN
George 4 rulhroll nj Hhrrmhnl
Texas, Nho n tho evangelist VIII
tppak this mOrnmp nrun God p
rnrslon Tor Nun uhd lunirhl unnn
"Whtr Win Nnu lrund i'lrrhliN f
The muun ha hrrn lnounl ina
hmmN IA, alNi oH, and n "a wr.
lio,nd thai slill much Mipel rriN "
Nill uii,ui lhia wr,h The rtfNil
viii d,sp a,VnldmR ln rtu"Ni
planp Faster MndaN Aplll 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
Endurance Gave il Mastery
On the Speedway

Nlls show. ihe fphapee oi the surer.sx pru-
,ll. uuly bur uan 'ir Ncee,. In hiehnpced racing,
1N.u mover intended tr neing ear Vet, pued against
ha uDHr t.t,,l ur., SOME az which cost as high as
slsuu 1r Super eN Nun time after time, heeause Il
OllH wantam he turlbt pace without 'eli-deNWclion
l,c since hudson made those RECORD, II has been
ilg .lrl ,,.lrq npe ur ia llc world Each year the
hmaw increase. h no possibility win all who want
ILLUSIONS D., 900. CO. gee tlem
Som lnuM ll,e ,onr oulrr NOW iur Your lludson
u.n uugl delivery b um desired until summer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
GRAVEL SITUATION CONE
INTO BY THE OFFICIALS

4 special mrHilnB M lho commits
firurlH ronn hid YrtlninY rilW
nulnhl u.tlorh lni lhn wobl' IA NJ
Wrurinn fuIlhhlu road building mi.
inilul 1iHyul M particular NnH
u ben ~ md dlaruHrnd So dplns
lln action Wia lihpi ~ The lnuri,
bul II " believed 49, II VIII moi h.
Unnecessary IA order mlioilnlH frnn
ditlnnl points 'ur n fairly p0Od
Grade NJ This material has boon
found N lhion ~ muro places IN IN q
Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
PAT NEFF SUPP0RTE RS WILL MEET
WEDNESDAY NIGHT To FORM CLUB
T0PUSH HIS CANDIDACY IN CITY

Organization NJ a Pa N, Noll
clhb ~ Amarillo II hnlng plpnned
tuppolltrH NJ The Warn randldrln
lof The Democratic nomination fur
Hn'nfnOr plan ~ meet Wednesday
lilKht hnd perfect ~ organization,
n having M, beon decided lust
wh'fe tho meeting viii b. held,
Among The sen supporters Nho Nlo
expected To nHglti IN Tho organization
~ the tlnb are W. VI ruauu, u h.
lluborlf, ] n LOUDLY urulgi l.
Williams, y n Cuffoo, ". T. Ylm.
lnrilrnn, John u GAVIN Oiit Tru.
1--we llhlyr Ayefv Lon u Mars
! W hOdrun \ r. allnnru \ ",
Nunn nnd summer " Rbmmy
In u letter received recently frlm
Nv Nrfi he believes that The llma IA
llne for the formation VI clubs ~
boost his candidacy NJ Wd That
he VAS auro ull the candidate Who
expected 10 urhOunoe hnd already
lone pa, and that from ihp way
lhlnnH loOk now The race would hu
between himself md Former Nun.
Nior HALEY lllH letter In wr lnis
loss
For i0mr time. my frlNnds mi
supporters over the state have hnnn
offering their assistance Ia tho az
ranlInllon ~ N,ff clubs rp until
lhla time, | have lhnurhl II uhWisn
10 attempt tho organization VI clubs,
lhlnhinE N hest ~ wall lntil all
those who we're threatening ln iun
had announced That lhrv ollpr
would ~ would moi hn candidate.
! think the time u now ripn tor lhr
nlRnniinllnn of u ,Uh IN YOUR rnuu-
~ ~ the earliest ate ucssihlr. I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
Isn't This the True Mark
of Hudson Endurance?
No Stock Car Ever EquaOed It's Official Records
In Speed.Hill Climbing Aceeleralon, Endurance

No, il Is chiefly a, they reveal lis basic principle OF
suprcwocy-lhc coulrd oi Nhm,ion-.,haI the Super.
Sis world famous records are important
Tho exclusive SwerSS motor adds no weight or
ssc Ncl h adds 73G o powcr and Soc to efficiency
O. almo, douhc, endurance I, doe, This by converting
ga wcnl power ho destructive force of vibration, which
uncontrolled Ud.l' smDmmes motor endurance
That why ca, sner siy can go h,lcr farther and
lasts lwHer
Ibc,, are official moot An cam verify hcm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
INN Ilnnann. IlrnIL

CLARENDON Mmfh NJ lh1
recent rain and hail storm N Donloy
county dluiurd considerable NJ
iruil m hlnom 10 lhe county but n
" early onnurl fnr II IN pat nut
ngnln - lllin permanent dimnrn
W r,prflpd ~ result from sane
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

IN every performance asked oi q motor lul,oos oiii.
cih rc'wds reveal rrca,eg ability than amy other ,ar
has ever shown
They have 'ood lur five Year, The, are NOT held fay
mlr' rradrh hul b, hy, convincing margins h,loro
NN,h ugumm Is dumb The, prNo IN, wa,lu ulc
with limits at poNu speed wd endurance JDtl nome m'
matched ,o lhh day.
va u lhc luul i- o0, ,mio.l supremacy they
r.nh have 1aN mp|.n. .Nou
Hrrl \w N1 ..N.N u,.uW.. situation u WN
b. hmt W ruuur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
sNNil, M, " sI,l,Ch
MuIll llIl,,Nu lllt VEN

4 small boy Mas ilruck M an an'
lnmonllo YESTERDAY evening ahoe' =
uClo,k while rlding a hlevcln ~
faslor street. near lh, post ulll,o' "
Wgs helumpd a. lhe llmp that tho nuN
had Sustained a hluNnn Nmh Ia lha
accident and ah tmhulanrp Mas ga'l'
ga ca take him "a thr hospital " Ma
discovered. hnArNtr ltal ne ln'
iuriH we've Nul W NN pNllrmulN u|
lNlo and lho ambulance WIS lHml
wd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
SEVERAL ElKS TO START
BASEBALL PRACTICE HERE

\ Wumhpr ol EhH viii pn ~ tho
cos PAM lhlH HllHrnuun ~ ml'n
hnsrhnll practice rhmu has noon
nn cnllnd meeting ~ The sunnd ~
date hm lhuHr i'lOH hrp volunteering
10 start oul q llll oOrl, 10 a'I mlo
llnclico
n N expected lhW Within 4 Tow
Gpt the llund Nlll hunin pnllmp IN.
lu shane fr the Wnhnn Hr,nrul
trsOnH honNH ~ miko the team
Inn ~ rpnln Nmkint nui IA lhn
lnkr gymnasium M order IN Hul lni0
better nh, drnl condition,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
t,,ln IN Iu,\ks

We wish ln lhink the many
ul,nls Nhr ~ kMdN assisted ~ IA
lhe burial at Oul believed husband
father run m,hN AUd htAhrr lu
las % NoNdN
Mas I 4 0owiy aud hM
Nr nul Ms q 4 u,aprl aud
hlldrru
Az and Nu N q Known
Az ui Mrs N A. NWih,uH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

rnd o,pro slime flum me- oul NJ lnNn
property holder have hrH lHllyol
h1wuan ~ the hrplh NJ l.rr 80
rulfrd ~ communicate Niin them
NolN liillp nnnhtlllun hlu boon Oh
con inrnd Nv NE tnmulilr pn the
Nh.Nu way mnlrri
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
Millinery Instructor Coming.

Miss Helen McFaul, millinery ex-
pert from Q. A. c.. will be in Pendle-
ton Saturday to hold millinery class
es at the county library, says Miss
Ella May Harmon, county demonstra-
ton agent. ANY women interested in
making hats may come to the classes,
which will be held from a. m. to ~,
and from l p. m. to p. m. Mate
rials suggested which may be brought
the classes are lisere. milan. hemp,
leghorn, Panama, Chinese grass, or
any other material chosen by the
home milliner 1t is advisable, says
Miss Haron, to bring matrials and
ribbons for facings, trimmings and
Innings. also silk tread. straw braid
and trimmings. Each woman who
brings a hat to renovate should bring
n small brush, and n dish or bowl in
which to put materials which are to
be freshened.' A flat fee will be
charged for any cleaning materials
used and for any other materials pur-
chased from Miss McFaul.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
Return From Conference

Fred f. Schmidt, county campaign
director for the Inter Church World
Movement, and Rev. J. NJ. Cornelison.
Presbyterian representative, returned
this morning from Portland where
they attended an intensive school of
instruction in preparation for the In
ter-Church county conference which
will be held here April IL. All coun-
ty leaders are TO meet at the Methodist
church, and the meeting is open to the
public. Slides. pictures and diagrams
are to be shown. A complete survey
of the county is to be made so that
i. will be possible to see what work is
tC be done in this county. Literature
and posters will be distributed to ad-
vertise the campaign and each church
will appoint committee member to
aid in the work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
Eighty-FYve Attend Classes.

A total of IS Pendleton women at
tended the clthing classes held in the
library during the past week, says Miss
Jessie Biles. colthing expert from o.
A. c., who with Miss Ella May Har-
mon, county demonstration agent, was
in charge of the classes. Miss Biles
says Pendleton women showed an in
tense interest in the work. Yesterdays
classes. which closed the local series,
were devoted to children's clothing.
Miss Biles and Miss Harmon will be
in Pilot Rock to conduc' classes on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and
in Helix Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day, of the week beginning March 20.
The meetings will conclude the class
es held in this county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
VIII Form Calf Club.

d. ]. Kirk, OF Umapine, will be in
Pendleton tomorrow to confer with
Fred Bennion. county agent, and Bert
Whitman, livestock project leader for
the Farm Bureau regarding the for
nation of a beef calf club for the
boys of the Umapine district. They
plan to get six boys who will pur-
chase bred heifers, with funds ad-
vanced by the banks of the north end
of the county. Later when the calves
are sold the boys will return the mon
ey to the banks. The purpose of the
club is to stimulate interest in raising
pure-bred stock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
Children aro Warned.

Skating on roller skates and riding
on bicycles il a dangerous practice for
children when they indulge in such
pastimes on the platform of the o. w.
II. 8; \. depot says T. F. o. Brien local
agent. He says that children grow
careless and go too close to trans.
Yesterday afternoon a 12 year old girl
on roller skates narrowly escaped a
serious accident. She whirled sudden
ly ana placed herself in the path of No
Z and would undoubtedly have been
hurt had not bystander pulled her
to safety.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
Adjustment Not Yet Made.

No repairs can be made to the Ar
cada theater and other portions of the
Temple building damaged by fire
Tuesday afternoon until the insur-
ance sdjusters have arrived and
checked up on the losses. according
to pE /, U. Temple, owner of the
building. 1t is his belief, however.
that work on refinishing the theater
will be undertaken as soon as possible.
II was learned today that the loss will
be heavier than at first thought ow-
ing to the insurance policy on the two
projecting machines and transformer,
worth about $500, having expired.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
seeding in West Wheat Belt.

A large number of farmers in the
wheat belt between Pilot Rock and
Nolin are now engaged in spring seed
ing, according to Guy Johnson of the
Tri State Termial Co., who drove
across country between the two towns
yesterday. Some are planting blue
stem and early Baart hard wheats,
while others are planting spring club
varieties. The ground has lots of
moisture and. being of a high altitude,
appears favorable for a big yield this
year. Some of the ranchers are en-
gagged in Plowing in that region.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18

Every man must depend upon
Jesus for his salvation" said DIR. ]. w.
MacCallum In his sermon on Judge
ment" last night. He declared that the
world must remember that every man
must stand before the judgement seat.
He reminded his congregation that he
Is not preaching anything new. but is
trying to bring the age-old religion TO
theft attention. Miss Anna Peyton
Compton sang Bearing His Cross"
Rev. MacCallum's subject tomorrow
night will be "A Doubter's Test
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18

The Washington Parent Teachers
Association will meet Friday al 2:3O
p. m. The following program will be
given: Chorus by sixth grade girls.
Two-part chorus by the fifth grade;
'The Little Pigs Tale" by the Giggle-
quick quartet; solo, by Mrs, Mayc Ha-
gar and talk by DIR. Scholl, orthope-
die specialist.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
WOMEN'S SILK LACE HOSE
$3.50 PAIR

While they last, these fine Isle thread hose for
women Comes in light and dark shades. Buy them
now.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
Einal Rehearsnl Tonight

The last practice for the Junior play
Will be held tonight. C. S. Cramer,
the director of the production ex-
presses himself as very well pleased
with the way the cast Is shaping up.
Tho ticket sale is excellent and a large
crowd is expected. The play will be
held tomorrow night in the high school
auditorium. Tickets are on sale at
Thompson's drug store. The public is
invited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
M.arehonsc Glfts Melcomed

The students of Pendleton high
school each received gift this week
The gift was made through the good
ness of the management Of the Peo-
pies Warehouse and II Is very much
appreciated by the students The
present has much utility in the school.
The gift Is a hardwood ruler.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18

number OF local farmers drove
out to the Gottlieb Miller place eight
miles south Of town today TO attend
public sale OF mules and farm machin-
cry there. Col. w. f. Yohnka was the
auctionoer in charge and f. L. Smith
clerked.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18

lHOMO QUININE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the
stroyer. Look for signature +. w.
GROVE on box soc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18
EaIxdnx AhIe 70 SIT Up.

Ed Lyday, who has been in st. An
thongs hospital for several days re-
covering from an operation for appen-
djcitis. Is able to sit up today and is
gaining strength. He is expected to
be able 10 leave the hospital in few
1ayQ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18

The woman who looks carefully into her footwear
and watches the service she gets from it, the way
holds up in appearance, the comfort it gives in
vice, and the durability of its leatherthat is the
woman who once she has selected her shoes here,
back again and again Here some new
shoe offerings present for early Spring wearing
New Chippendale Brown Kid Pumps, the very
newest color, beautiful last Louis heel light welt
sole, Smatz- Goodwin quality ........... $500
New Bronze Oxford in Novillo Kid, smart last,
Louis heel, light welt sole, Goodwin quality.
Price ....................c Sl6UO
Many other styles to show you at about the price
you want to pay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-18

The Pendleton- Walla Walia ROAD IL
good. says Bruce Bailey, VINO 'iiaue .no
trip yesterday. He says tnht win 'he
exception of about is miles pet"eeh
Milton and Weston. the ROAD u IN tine
shape. Road work has torn up the 10
miles OF road.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

OUR BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY-f
YOU want to make real money-btg
monoy-Get into the auto game. NO
other line offers you equal opportun-
ity. No other line pays as we'll. We
will teach you auto and tractor en-
Rineering under a plan NO other
school will match. Come here -FOUR
weeks-pay not a cent In advance.
II you are then SATISFIED that our
training is the superior of any other
Pacific Northwest Auto school, pay
your tuition. If you ARE NOT sat
isfied that our school excells, we VIII
nay you for every hour you have
Attended class. This is the most
startling offer any auto school ever
made-there is no red tape to it,
we gladly will put it in writing. We
are willing to depend entirely upon
your honesty and good Judgment.
Only a DIFFERENT, UNQUES-
TiONABLY SUPERIOR school could
make such an offer. II our training
were Just the ordinary kind, this Of
Ter would be suicidal But We know
where we stand-know that the quail
ity of our training will win you If
gwen a trial. Our 100 page catalog
is free-ask for Book No. OBJ. Ad-
cox Auto a. Tractor school. Portland,
OREGON.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

8 rooms and bath, 18th st.. near school.
$1,000.
s rooms, modern. east end. easy terms.
s rooms, modern. ~ w. part. easy
terms, $3.50.
6-room bungalow. desirable part OF
city, $3.50.
Groom bungalow, fine butlt-in fea-
lures, $4,000.
Groom bungalow. strictly modern.
close in, $4,000.
Groom bungalow. fine. well located.
$500.
0 rooms. sleeping porches. not far
out, $500.
. rooms and sleeping porches. q real
home, $500.
A good 7-room home, well located, N.
w. part Of city. lo6k 1t over and sub
NIT offer.
6 acres. 5-rocm bungalow. fruit, etc.
near car line, $3.50.
5-room bungalow. v acre. near Frank
lin station, $3.50.
McREYNLDS & wHITSON.
$50 Idaho Bldg.