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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1920
Page
8
Oddities and notices fill Pendleton items from a dated issue. Local theater buzz, culinary and craft updates mingle with public notices, new furniture for a federal court room, lodge events in Pilot Rock, and regional weather and market shifts.
W L Rayburn will grow field peas this year as an experiment in a rotation system. Carl Crotecher and Bob Blomgren of Weston Mountain report Fred Hennion county agricultural agent. Results likely not available this year due to late spring and wet weather delaying planting.
Pendleton Rod and Gun Club, at a special meeting last night, did not record a stance in favor of adopting Olympic trapshooting but offered encouragement and agreed not to use Olympic style until national adoption. The club scheduled its third regular Sunday shoot for Lomor at the new traps in Coillina Park. Eugene Walters Nomingeed, once a top sergeant and later lieutenant in Troop BD, was nominated on clues trea ties of next year's sophomore clans at Oo A.C. He entered college this year via Oregon's education bill for soldiers. Dewey Gerva is, formerly of Pendleton, held the freshman treasurer post this year under the bill. Oregon State Chamber survey results on referendum measures show insufficient participation by state business groups to endorse any measure except 4 per cent bond limitation. the local association backed higher education and tentatively supported two-mill tax for cemetery schools.
The assembly passed the Walker bill permitting manufacture and sale of 2.75 percent beer. The senate had approved it earlier, and the measure now goes to Governor Smith for signature. News reports indicate the governor would likely approve.
President Wilson signed the print paper bill in Washington. The measure imposes an eight cent or lower import cost, grants a five cent per pound exemption, and aims to stimulate imports of print paper. The bill seeks to make print paper more affordable and ensure a durable supply.
Multnomah County Democrat Bert F. Haney announces candidacy for at large delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Portland seeking support from Wilson Administration aligned Democrats. Haney emphasizes adoption of a pro Wilson Platform and a candidate who will advocate for it at San Francisco.
Phones Dress Your Kiddies in Paul Jones Middies and they wall be comfortably, sensibly and tastefully dressed Paul Jones Middies are made to stand play as well as necessary laundering. Highest grade of material of absolutely fast color, plus workmanship that defies criticism, are outstanding features of the Paul Jones Middies.
A display features season’s sport materials in patterns popular with women who love the outdoors. Wool Jersey priced $4.50 to $5.00, White Pongee $4.00 to $4.50, Jap Broad aese $5.50, Rep and Fantasie $7.50 to $10.00, Baronette Satin $6.00, Printed Georgette $3.00 to $3.75, Printed Chiffons $2.00, with many others to view.
Ribbons of all kinds and for every purpose are offered including camisole ribbons bag ribbons hair bow ribbons trimming ribbons and gros grain ribbons. Prices range from 26 cents to 7.50 per yard.
Contemplating a new frock and blouse, shoppers note prices from 75e to 1.50. Boudoir caps offered in a variety of styles at assorted prices, inviting fashion-conscious buyers to browse更新.
A charming assortment of boudoir caps made of filmy laces ribbons and silks offered at an exceptional price range from 85c to 3 50. Variety of styles allows choosing for a number of girlfriends and having a distinct one for each.
The Hive Mountain league squad outlines new features for tomorrow's game including a surveyed field netting behind the plate and a new platter. Boone Hays leads off the batting order with Crews at short and Gunner Peterson at third. Manager Spell promises upgrades and a strong opening-day crowd as Ed Olsen, Fred Geisel, and Wen Erand man the outfield.
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