PA OF FIGHT
PAILY EA5T, QREGOXIAX. PENDLETON, PRECOX. SATURDAY.
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We I lave a Nice As
sortment of Fancy
BASKETS
direct importation
ranging in price from
20c to 32.50
Call and look them over
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S23 Main St
IMvonv Suit Villi!.
Maud ltupuy today liruimht suit iii
the circuit court against her husband
Cornelius lupuy, asking for a divorce, '
follows:
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October 1. sun ri:
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54. spis at 5:S4; lot
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Addition to Dwelling.
Rose M. Hamilton has taken out a
permit to build a thousand dollar ad
dition to her dwelling on Lilteth
street.
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GROCERY
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Deal is completed.
The deal for the transfer of Hie ti
tle to Lehman Springs from V. 11.
MoConnmaoh to It. K. Manning has
t'l'i'ii completed and tile latter is now
in possession of the popular resort.
STWK HAXCII VOIl SALE.
' of the best propositions ever offered in the west for two
or i hree young men who want to engage in the stock business.
S.n.iO acres well fenced and cross fenced; fine range, good build
ing, big barns, orchards and abundance of water; 601 tons of
hay, U farm machinery goes with it free of cost the price has
be. i reduced from 110 to JS.aO per acre on easy terms. Tou
ear; buy with it. 850 well-bred oattle at range prices, calves
thr-.wn in. Owner has made all the money he wants and wishes
to rtire.
E. T. WADE,
Pendleton, Ore.
To obsone ISally Day. ,
The Itaptist Sunday school will ob-;
serve Hnlly Hay tomorrow and it is
expected that all who have been away ,
for the summer will he back and help .
make the attendance a large oio.
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Every Day Offerings j
Merchandise of merit can alway. be had at this store at surprisingly low price. j
OneCprice toAll yU Py 8amC a your nei8hbor M
Strong lloso for Itoys, 2 paii-H. .
l'.ierj Day Socks, lor bovn . .
Hoys' Shoe
I Joys' Khaki rant s
Ito.is- Overalls
Hoys' Shins
ItojV mouses
Men's Work shirts
Men's Dress shore ,
Men's Work Shoes .
5c
$1.8. SLID, $I.9H
25i 1SV, 6B-
2.V. 48c
3th-. 45c
S2.HK. SX50, $:i.9H, $l.sn
2.i. $a.8, $:uo, $i.r,n
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Sold Thrtv Cttis.
The McLean Auto company has
made tht' following sales of cars: Tu
Dure H. Dale of Helix, a Hupniuhlle.
to Kd Hupuis of N'olin. a Podge, to
U U. Fruzier. city, a Saxon.
Woodcraft lDlicy Paid. J
Local officers of the Daphne circle. ; Xmiilwr Are Itcglstcriiig.
Women of Woodcraft, have received! With but a few more days left for
a $2000 payment for the heirs ot j registering tor the November elec
Kliza Houmasoux. the check bavin! ''on. unite a number of voters are res
arrived Monday. , Istering each day. This morning
, j about twenty appeared to register.
TrutM'h With lioml House. j
Lee Teutsch, former Pendleton nier-j Will Visit hi East,
chant, is now located at Cleveland. J- ". Woodworth or the Van petten
Ohio, where he Is selling bonds and Lumber Co, left this afternoon via
securities for Sergeant & IV. Reports'"16 P.. on a combined business and
received bv friends indicates he has l'leasure visit to the middle west. He'
been very successful in his new ven-!wi" vis' bis mother in Oklahoma and'
ture. i S,0P ' Omaha, Kansas points
land ro as tar south as Port Worth,
To Open Headquarters, j Texas.
The republicans are planning toi
open campaign headquarters in the j Manning Sell Keskloni o.
room In the Judd huildlng formerly Aiex .Manning, lormer chief of po
occupled by the IVessel store The today closed a deal for the sale
plan Is to consolidate all of the re- of his residence property at 800 W est
publican organizations in order thatlAita to Miss Time Mae Poulson, lo
they may work to better advantage. ! ca' piano instructor. The considera.
, , turn was Ji400. Mr. Manning will
A Vurlong Article. I llve in the future on his 14 acre ranch
Carl Power has received a copy of'; !,t Riverside.
the Detroit Free Press of September!
24, containing a fullpage, illustrated ,-sl,'l KMate Appraised.
article on the Pendleton Hound-Up J",ln Dorn, Frank Spike and J. T.
and entitled. "At the Cowboy Carni-1 "iwkina. appraisers of the estate of
val." It was written by Charles Web j ,ne A. Ksteb, today filed their
lington Furlong, famous liostoii inventory, fixing the value of the es
bouster of the local show. ' tate at "0T5. Of that sum $2000 is
i represented by a contract deceased
Payno Hack to V. or o. 1 had wi,h Mark Stiirtevant of Pilot
Floyd Payne of Athena, known in ! Kwl " hereby the latter agreed to pay
the northwest track world as the! h,,m that sllm "s fee when the-litlga-
"Athena Jackrabbit." left today on t,(,n "v,'r the sturteratM estate is f
j No. 17 for Eugene where he plans to
re-enter the University of Oregon
l adies' I. Ingham IVtllnxil.s
Ijulies' llreakfa-t Suits
IjuII.V silk Gloves ilk-,
Itoudolr 4'um 2.V
Calicos, nil colors, juixl
INTfalos, ul colors, yurd 7
Apron lilnglianis u
l.ndies' lliiieil Villous .!,
Ilnlli Towols, per pair lile, 2.o, :i9o,
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Bill', BRc
Mr. Uu
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tended returning to Pendleton this
fall until a good opening appeared in
the Wyoming town.
J ished.
Mill
S Payne's return will brighten the track
S prospects at the university as he is
sjone of the best long distance runner local plumbers, toda;
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Two CStlwns Made.
Circuit Judge Phelps today made
two more citistens of the United States
out of foreign born residents. One
was Father Michael Casimer Butler
of Hermiston, who came to this coun
try from Ireland in 1910 and the oth
er vat Christopher Moehenke of No
lin, who came to this country from
Germany in 1875.
PlumlH'i's liring suit.
J. J. Woodaego and W. H. Ardrev.
brought , suit
against De Loss Butt.and wife and
H. H. Nolen and wife to foreclose a
lien on Lot 9, block 2, Swltzler's addi
tion to Pendleton. They allege they
did work at the property a year ago
upon the order of Nolen who was act
ing us agent lor tne Butts, owners of
the property. The lien amounts to
i.lj. Fee & Fee are attorneys for
plaintiffs.
LOCALS
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For ale :i good milch cows. K.
F. Straughan, Pendleton, Ore.
For rent 3 double rooms with or
without board. Inquire 227 Water.
For rent New modern 6-room
house with basement. Inquire Walt
er's Mill.
W. B. Ross of Meacham Is down
from the mountain today.
V. A. Hawks of Nolin Is making u
isn in i endleton today.
B. I. Davis, well known civil engi
neer of Hermiston, la making a bus
iness visit In Pendleton today.
Fat Mclntyre 0f Stanfield, is a Pen
dleton visitor.
Arthur O. Means of Umatilla is In
the city today.
Miss Malen Burnett, pianist, of
Walla Walla, mut her classes at the
Association building 'today.
(lu-lond of IMxIgcs Coming.
The McLean Auto Co. will receive
a carload of the new 1917 Dodge cars
Monday. Don't rail to see these new
model beauties. Adv.
Ante Stage.
For Adams. Athena and Weston
leaves Hennlng's Cigar Store at 10 a
m. and 3:30 p m. each day Adv. j
Not only because it is made in Pendleton,
but because it is better
Sold to tV family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up.
quart or pints.
We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks,
PORT-0 and PEND-O.
Brewed and bottled by
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co.
Wbolemte nd
City Brewery.
Family Trade.
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Dr. THiiiiesio to Make Trip.
Dr. A. E. Tamlesie of the Eastern
Oregon State Hospital, expects to
leave next week for the east where
he will spend three or four months in
medical research. He will spend con
siderable time at Johns Hopkins uni
versity and later will study in New
York. While gone he will visit many
of the state hospitals. Mrs. Tamiesle. !lfjJJ
wno na.s oeen visiting in I'oruanu an :
summer, will join him on his trip
Locate In Wyoming.
Osmer E. Smith, prominent young
attorney who was one of the candi
dates for the republican nomination
for district attorney last spring, is now
Practicing at Oillette, Wyoming, nc
cording to word received today by
Judge Phelps. He and his wife spent
the summer in Colorado and had in-
Schumann Helnk, the great con
tralto of operatic as well as concert
fame, will be heard In song recital In
Walla Walla November 20th. A
guarantee of fifteen hundred is being
raised. Such an event in this part o
the country will be a rare treat and
It is expected that the music loving
Pendleton will be there In large num
bers. Lloyd ltiches, editor id' the Stan-'
field Standard, is in the city today. !
F. A. Potter of Nolin was registered
:it the Bowman hotel last evening.
Henry R. Lorenzen, prominent far
mer of Stage Ouleh, is in the city to
day. Albert Haraja, whose home is near
Touchet, is among the visitors here
today.
Don't
Take
Our
Word
For
It!
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
Who won't use any other kind but
"Peacock" Goal
THERE'S A REASON
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QUALITY QUANTITY SERVICE
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Suing ?.ty of I.a Grande.
L. D. Howland, former watermast-1 1
er of Umatilla and now county sur- j I
veyor of Union county, will go to but j
with the city of La Grande in the j
Union circuit court next week. He! :
was formerly ci:y engineer there andj
Is suing for $12.r,0 as fees for super
vising engineer on the Beaver dam
built a year ago. The city contends j
that his salary of $100 a month cov- j
ered his work at the dam. A special !
tender was made him but he refused i
to settle for less than Jie amount
a-ktd. I
Mokel
Chatham
A new pattern in sterling sil
ver that I am offering to my
customers.
Made in the popular plati
num finish and I predict that
this pattern will be the most
popular one brought out for
years.
See it in my window.
You are always welcome to
come in and inspect our new
wares.
Since 1887
ROYAL N. SAWTFJJf
Jeweler.
ItJe Wilts lhiinage Suit.
Ir. W. H. Lvtle. state veterinarian i Si
and formerlv of Pendleton, was will-1
ner in the (SO.oOo libel suit brought I
against him by George It. Mokel furjs
an alleged defamatory letter written , S
by Dr. Lytic. The jury in Portland
yesterday found for the state veteri-;
narian after being out an hour
ten minutes. A charge in the letter;
to which Mokel objected was that the :
mritcr had knowledge of Mokel' I
dealing in tubercular cattle
was nominated for postma-ster ot
North Portland and he alleges Lytlo's
letter was a part of the campaign ; 5
against him. The case was decided ; 5E
by stipulation by 11 Uurors, one of the E
jurors having been excused because j
he was a seven day Adventist and ! S
did not wish to act on Saturday. , 2
Time On Sunup and Down. p
The duck and goo.se season opens,
tomorrow mormng and. Inasmuch aj
the federal law prohibits hunting be j
fore sunrise and after sundown, many i g
hunters have been inquiring for the jig
official time for the rising and set- i
ting of the sun. Through Deputy; 5
Warden Tonkin, K. S. Cattron, feder- j
al inHpector, has itrnished the Ka-H ;
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AND THE HUDSON SUPER-SIX
Let us put the matter this way:
A man with brains does better work than the man without them. No
matter what the work is. Even for drudgery you prefer a man with
brains. So with the motor in your car. No matter what the task it.
No matter if the speed and power are utilized or not. The motor which
excels all others will always serve you best.
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(regonian with a schedule of
of sunrise and sunset in Umatilla!
county for the month of October, (jw-i
lug to space demands it cannot be SB
published today but, will be Monday. IE
However, for the benefit of huntoin, j Hr
the schedule for the first three days j EE
IHtY WAN'TKD.
We want a gd, steady boy.
17 your or over, who wants to
liwn tlie priming- trade.
Permanent position for the HE
4 right Mori of boy, wtth good o- 4 , S
4 fxirtunlty for advaiiO'ment.
Apply at our irrni Monday S
iiHNiiiliig 1st w ecu H:H uml U:W
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80'; MORE EFFICIENT
The Super-Six invention has added 80 per cent to
this motor'3 efficiency.
We prove that by official tests for speed, for en
durance, for hill-climbing and for quick accelera
tion. In all these respects the Super-Six outper
forms any other stock car built.
NO ADDED COST
Mark first that the Super-Six means no added
cost. No car of the Hudson grade sells anv lower,
rew sell as low as this.
The extra power is attained without adding
cylinders or by adding size. Dozens rrf cars have
like-size motors in them.
The Super-Six. on the contrary, yields
economics, n apparently
doubles a motor's endur
ance. Its over-capacity
avoids countless strains.
And all this extra power
comes through lessening
vibration. It results from
reducing friction pretty
near to nil.
IT MEANS TO YOU THIS
It means a car which can pass any other pn hills
or on levels whenever you wish. It means a car to
out-distance others without going faster. That be
cause of quick get-away whenever you slow down.
With its 76-horsepoweF you rarely need to change
gears, either for hills or for traffic.
WITHIN 10 OF PERFECT
The Super-Six has removed four-fifths of the fric
tion in former motors. It comes within 10 per cent
of an utterly frictionless motor. So a better motor
is improbable. The Super-Six will retain its supremacy.
in important
So the Super-Six motor,
despite all its suprema
cies costs you less than to
go without it.
XO MCATS LIKE TIIKKK KVEIt BKI'XIHE PEKFOKMEI)
lAiHtfNt time In the world's greatest hill climb up world's
highest highway to summit of Pike's Peak against 20
contestants made with a Hudson Super Six Special.
Al. these records all made tinder American Automobile
Association supervision by a certified Block car or stock
chassis, and excelling all former stock cars In these tests.
1 00 mile In m niln.. 21.1 ., averaging 74.67 miles per
hour for a seven-passenger touring car with driver and
passenger.
7!. mllcK'lii one hour with driver and passenger In a
sftven-passenger touring car.
Standing start to r0 miles an hour in 16.2 sec.
One mile at the rate of 102. 03 miles per hour. .
1HI tnlltw In 21 hours at average speed of 7G.8 miles per
hour.
17,000 of these cars are
now running.
In beauty, quality and
luxury, this car attains
what seems to be the lim
it. Styles may change in
a minor way. Rut we see
no way to ever build a
finer car.
A lesser car will mean
years of regret. The
Super-Six will mean, we
think, supremacy so long
aa the car exists.
Hudson Super-Six 31650 in Pendleton
Carload now on road, and demonstrator now in our show room for your inspection.
OREGON MOTOR GARAGE
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J The HALLMARK Store
117, 119, 121, 123 West Court St.
( Incorporated )
Phone 468
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