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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1919
Page
3
A store offers a full range of rain and sun umbrellas in colors taupe gray navy purple green brown red with amber or backalite handles. Hosiery on display includes brown gray white lace and striped lace effects and children and infants silk hose priced up to $2.00 and 60c to 75c respectively. Summer wash goods include pongee silk at 98 cents yard and assorted printed fabrics from 35 cents to $1.50.
Pendleton native Eeland Mentzer will receive the Bachelor of Science in Industrial Arts tomorrow. He is a Lambda Chi Alpha member and a popular college figure. Memorial services honored war dead. Clair Edgar Myers, son of FE W Myers, listed among honorees. Alumni exercises and a senior class banquet followed by a dance were planned for the afternoon and evening.
LW Allen state pie club teacher travels with Mrs Allen formerly Lottie Mentzer Pendleton. They will visit Washington D C and attend the national conference in the Midwest and East stopping in Chicago Niagara Falls and New York to test the year of classes 1914 1900 1908 1899 and 18H4 LW Allen leads the group through these stops.
Saturday's session plans 16 naturalizations in Umuatin County following postponement of April hearings. The list includes Archie A. Melntyre Laura Marie Melntyre John Conrad Froome Mary Roberts Spencer Janien From Alexander Michael Grant Terenm Harkin Oliver Greham Lee James Ler William Martin James Joseph McGovern John Mclaughlin with three natives of Great Britain and others from Hulgate Sweden and Switzerland.
Washington June 6 The condition of sorting wheat crop June 1 is shown as down from May. The Department of Agriculture reports a 17 per cent drop from the previous June 1 condition and estimates the total crop will top last year’s record by about 107 million bushels despite the decline in condition.
Fragmentary note describes ice cream bricks placed in cartons and kept for one hour, with unclear context and parties involved.
Jackson County residents showcased modern farm home improvements at the Oregon Agricultural College exhibit in Corvallis. Demonstrations included running water, power machinery, and laundry equipment. County tax support totals 4240708 to fund county fair and shows, with $1580 requested for the Hier inhton Hog and Dairy Show and $790 for ACMA schools.
Acting Secretary of State Belk cables President Wilson about Senate reception of the peace treaty. Cable notes Paris and London chiefs must approve before public release. Members anticipate relief if major powers assent, with leaders expected to comment once finalized.
Washington reports on hearings related to the Laity Act, with multiple state appearances and federal inquiries. The draft law prompts debates over civil rights and church influence, as copper industry figures observe.
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