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proven Oii'lr auiHTlorlly liy years of nii ili-al uw In ibis county.
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Pendleton, Oregon East Court St.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT, 10, 9 P. M.
Liberty Hall
MUSIC BY SAWYER'S ORCHESTRA.
Your Battery !
One thing you' want from your battery
is service . :1 ."
Another is long life ;
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A third is reliability ,
There's only one way you can get oil of them and
that is by taking care of your battery from the very
first day you get it.
We're here to help you. All you have to do is to
drive around. If it is a new car ask us to register
your battery, and take cdvante;;e of Willail 90-day
Battery Insurance. Ask also for a copy of the "vook
kt 'Williird Service and You,
ElectricService Station
201-203 West Court St.
We tetti repalrand r
charge storage -batteries,
nd always carry a full
! supply of battery parts.
Dew batteries and renttJ
batteries,
Read the Want Ads. It Pays
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HELPING RIVAL CLUBS
NEW YORK, Bept. 6. A popular
pastime at the end of . any baseball
season Is to emtio over the trains in
Inn National league and point out
what former (Hants did In the way of
helping "t rival clubs.
Hmall chance to overlook any club
in this kind of a gumming up. Every
club In the league, with onl yone ex
ception, in burdened with ex-New
Yorkers. A pennant could fall to any
of them and not escape the sympathy
of the statistic fiend who figure how
much the former Olant had to do with
the victory.
On the Cincinnati club are Hclnie
Groh, Kddie Rousch, Bill Rariden and
Hllm Pali.
Boston has on Its payroll Hank
Gowdy, Pick Itudolph, Cecil Causey.
Arthur Wilson and Walter Holke.
John Paul Jones la due to report there
after the International league seaaon.
Kerd Schunp, Milton Stock and leon
Ames are former (iinnta now with the
Cardlnalu.
The Culm have Fred Mcrklo and
lave RoberlHOn.
With the Phillies are Gene Pauletle.
Oeorxe fimlth, Eddie Sicking and
Jack Adama.
The noclKors have Ernie Krueger,
Rube Marquard.
Hut also take a look at tho Giant
lineup.
Hal Chase was orlsinally a Yankee,
and has gone through the mills of the
White R"X, Buffalo Federals and Cin
cinnati rteda.
Larry Doyle. Frank Frlsch and Al
Paird. second basemen, all are of the
McfSraw nchol, as s Arthur Fletcher,
nhrtetp.
Heinle Zimmerman Is a New Tork
prodnct, but nlaycd bis first bir
baseball under Frank Chance with the
Cuba.
Ceorire liurtis and Ross Young of
the ouificld are of tho Olants oritr
inall.v. hut Penny Kauff plnred "Villi
the Indianapolis American asHticiatlon
duo and with tho Federal leafiue club
of the same city.
Frank Hnyder came from ft. Louis,
and Mlsuel Gonzales started with
Cincinnati. tw McCarty came from
the Dodgers. Earl Smith is doing his
first year In the majors as a Giant.
Rube Fientop came from Cincinnati.
Arthur Xehf emigrated from Moston.
Jess Barnes also deserted the Braves.
Poll Perritt was a Cardinal. Jean
Dubue came from Detroit. Phil Doug
las was sold by the Cubs.
WILL ENTER COLLEGE
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(Eaxt Oregonlan special.) t
HRI.IX, Sept. .. Miss Irma Buther
left Thursday for Red Wing Minn.,
where she is going to attend college.
Her sisters Missess Irene and Irna
and Mrs. Joe Kerley accompained her
as far as Pasco.
Dean Clark was an Athena visitor
Thursday.
Mr. J. A. McEnery of Canada Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Victor Masen.
Jack Barker and family have mov
ed to town Mr. Barker Is going to be
foreman of the section here.
Work on the street paving is going
in full swing now.
Mrs. J. S. Norvell and son Letcher
went to the valley for a load of fruit
j Wednesday.
Miss Clarissa of Portland has been
engaged as teacher In the Mclntyre
district which will begin Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gremmell and
children have arrived from Heppner
and are now domiciled on the Dare
Dale ranch. '
Miss Mamie Canthem of Portland
who has been visiting here has re
turned homo. She was accompained
by her niece Gartrude Mclntyre who
enters school as the metropolis.
Mr, and Mrs. Will Stemmel! are
visiting in Montana.
Dr. and Mrs. McKinney and daugh
ter Iva were in town Thursday.
John Wright of Athena was in town
Wednesday.,
Mrs. Emma Zeurke and son George
spent a few clays in Pendleton this
week.
Kthel and Etta Camren left for
Weston Friday to visit tulr Grand
mother. . Mrs. Ike Uledsnl and daughter Elva
were shopping in Pendleton Friday.
How many a man fools himself
when he thinks he is fooling his wife.
Artists of Syncopation, featuring Frank Walsh, famous jazz singer
Admission 25c to all
Then 10c per dance
Dancing Free from 8 to 9 o'clock
LIBERTY
1 FALL HATS OF SILK.
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September 8th a
The appearance of the silk and
satin hat Is to the? cltjr woman as
j sure sign of approaching au
jtumn as the song of the cicada I
to the country dweller both Indi
cate soiuthinK like "six -le-yks till
frost," Here Is one of the "flrst
hats" for autumn a chic blue,
taffeta sailor braided la silk,
aoutact'a.
A Bit of Advice from
the Best Posted Mail
in thp Mnrtliui
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Meet him, you truck operators Harvey
Scofield, or the Savage-Scof Leld Co., makers
of building supplies, Tacoma. , , 4'
Mr. Scof ieid brought into service one of the
first tracks to appear in the Northwest
today he has a large fleet. , ; r t (, - ..- , v.
He, likewise, introduced a splendid truck
cost system.
This self -same cost system has found for
- him the maximum in economies as to tires,
it has proved that Goodrich De Luxe Truck
Tires give greater, satisfaction and, lower
operating cost than any other make. -
' De Luxe Tires today are standard equip
ment on his trucks. If youH take his ad
vice, put them on yours then keep a record
of them.
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