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BUCHHOLZ SELLS STORE
AND LEAVES STANFIELD
(F.sst Oregonlan Special.)
HTANFIELD. Sept. 8. Jesse M.
Rk-hard has purohaed the hardware
tnre of P. H. Hurhhnla, and has taken
charge at one. Mr. Huohhols and
son Lloyd have gone to Portland
where they will reside In the future.
Mrs. fx T. Steel of Pendleton la
visiting her sister Mra. H. X. Reavert.
Mm, Prank Nndo and children are
In Walla Walla the guests of relatives
and friends,
Mlaa Alice HudBon of Pendleton a
former teacher In the schools of thie
city, was the week end guest of Mr.
John Pagan.
Mra. Clyde Bobs of Kcho spent the
week with her father Cieorge V:rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Richards &re
In Pendleton this weok having taken
their son Thomas there for medical
aid.
Mrs. James I Oraves and daushler
Miss Helen and Betty left Tuesday for
IT NATURALLY FOL
LOWS everybody cannot be an ex
pert judge of Auto Repair
ing. People who know are
not those who are deceived
by inferior work. Whether
you are an expert or not
makes no difference when
you send your car here. We
do only one kind of work, the
best, and at one price, the
lowest.
PARKS & NEBERGALL
SIS W. WEBB.
their home In Fargo, before letvlog
"he leased her ranch to Win. Fred
erlckson for a period of three years.
Mr. and Mra. Ftsk went to Pendle
ton Saturday taking with them their
M ung child tor medical aid.
Mr. and Mrs, Clovrre Riesling, Mrs.
loren Kenn'son and son Clyde ver
shopping In Pendleton Saturday.
Hugh' H.-le returned home Tuesday
from a visit to Pa I'm and Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Danvin Prelgr.lt re
turned to their home In Portland Sim.
after a , weeks stay with their
rr.ihr Mrs. Emma Preignits.
.Vra. C. W. Conno- and Mr. F. B.
Si.iart were among those that went
It i Pf.-dleton SnturJ.ty.
eli Rock returned Tuesday ?rm
overseas where he has been for the
I nst 18 months he wn chief co -k on
the V. 8. S. Adams.
Charles Poe, of Graham a brother
f pi. H. W. Ooe le here for a few
layr looking over the c'ty and project
Mrs C. W. Connor l taking cfcsrse
of the eighth gradi -.'xaminatio foi
t!i se thnt failed to i:trs this hiring
J. A. Rooney a piano man of
I'tiiland spent several days hero this
week, selling pitino j
It. N. Stanfleld shirped In eleven
cricsds of sheep from Antelopn to Se
f.t here.
J M. Kyle v.a .n Pendleton Tr.'irs
dsy. IT. and M C. E. Cleveland re.
ti.ined home jSatu:n from G resin m
wli re they have Icen visiting .VIr
C levi lands ' parvn'.s Mr. and 4!:s.
i"hrles CleveNivl.
.Mrs. H. B. Reese was In Harm
Wednesday on htisinei-s.
ttwfng to the illness of the Rev
J. n. Fnncett there wtre no services
Sitriuy in the Prej lyterian rhurch
tt last report he svaa very much tra
prrvd.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Yates left Tues
day for Columbia. Ohio, to visit Mr.
Yates father who is 84 years old and
whom he has not seen for sixteen
years.
Mrs. p. A. Baker and sons. Wallace
and Paul returned this week from a
ten days visit in Spokane.
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IvY'i'i"''' Vi'-r iV-'iiY mi
URCHES
llev. W. it. Cox, pastor. Residence
a run street, i 'none 1187.
Sunday mnrnliiv Hnniliiv ....i i
Will Penland, aupt.. :S0: preaching
service, 11; subject. Seven liuilv
jasKs.
Sunday night U. V. p. u. social
hour. Lemonade and refreshments,
8:S0; B. V. P. II. Devotional Hour, 7.
Leader. Miss Nintu Clark. Subject
vur neimions towards elKhbors and
Friends. Preaching
i nm carpenter."
rou are cordially Invited to be
present at each of thean .t ..
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singing. lood urenhl
nearty welcome for all. tiet yuur
iriKiiuur una aet ttlM h,.,l ...
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PIONEERS WILL GATHER.
LEWISTOX, Idaho. Sept. 6. A re.
union of pioneers of this section will
be a feature of the fall fair here, au
cording to announcements made by
Secretary Seaborg of the fair asso
ciation.
More than 1000 invitations have
been sent to the real pioneers of the
section, and to former residents of
prominence, and indications are that
the number of early settlers who will
gather here at that time will reach
past the 800 mark.
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ANSCO
CAMERAS
3 and
Speedex Films
S Do" t let another summer go
E by without an Ansco. It will
add mora to the pleasure of
3 your outings than anything else
5 A'l winter and long: afterwards
S yoi can live over again with
S2 r p! ires those good sum
5! tner days. Let ns show you the
S Ansco line.
Adversity is an egg from which ex
perience is hatched.
Only fools answer questions before
they are asked.
A RECORD THAT SHOULD
CONVINCE YOU
Of the meiifs of Hood's Sarsaparilla
as the standard blood purifier, appe
tizer and tonic. Originated in a
famous physician 's prescription more
than 50 years aco. Adopted as the
regular family medicine in thousands
of American homes. Has met the
tests of a half-entury with universal
success. Made from the best known
roots, herbs, barks and berries named
in the Dispensatory. Will prove its
merit to you if you will give it a trial.
As a good cathartic, Hood's PilH,
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S Ieading Drngglata,
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NOTICE
I am now located In
the Feebler Building,
, over tne woriong-
aymen's Clothing Store.
DALE ROTHWELL
Optometrist and Optician.
Phone 0
Pendleton. Ore.
ClirlKtinn !c.i. .......
Services are heirt r,n . ,
a. m. and g p. m. and on Wednesduy
. v. m. Minciny school Is at 10 a
in. nuoject or lesson-sermon. "Mun.'
The reading room in the
tier of K. Webb and Johnmrn streets,
l,en "ally from 1:30 to 6 p. m.
First Pivalnlrol..
After two weeks' vacation, the ser
Vices Will ha r.,..l ,
. ....... .v., na iiBtiHi. nun.
duy school mni,t. .. . , .
. ..v tV u. in. Miuirji.
Morning worship nt 11. The pastor
preaches on "Fishers of Men." At 7
P. nt. the Endeavor Society meets and
all younK people nre earnestly Invit
ed. Kvening worship until October
- - " """ J ne evening topic is
"lho Ijiw of Self-Propagation." The
public is invited to both services. On
. .-,..., evening mere will be a com
bined meetinir of th awui.. i , ,
-'- . . . . . ...i.i in it, i ii
....,. In pian lor autumn work
......-.-nay at 2:x the ladies so
nuiim iih September meeting. I
f,,-iiniK prayer service for all wh
will attend. Nothing should keep ou
people from these meetings.
Church oftlie Redeemer.
Rev. Alfred Lockwood, rector.
o a. m.. Holy Communion; 9:46
CANADiAN LEADEE
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TORONTO. Ontario furnishes'
the new. leader of the Liberal
party In Canada,- William L. M.
King. ' King was educated In the
Universities of Toronto and Chi
cago and Harvery university. He's
45 and of fighting su e.. riis
father was Scotch and his mother
daughter of a leader In tbo Cana
dian rebellion of 1837-38. King
was a favorite of Laurler the
famous Canadian Liberal leader.
Sunday school; 11, Holy Communion
and sermon: 7:30, evening prayer and
sermon. Thjs duy marks the begin
ning rif the full and winter work and
must cordial Invitation to these
opening servlcesls extended not only
to our own people but to the public
generally.
Salvation Army.
Envoy and Mrs. Frank Coppock.
officers In charge, announce the
commencement of regular Indoor ser
vices In the w: O. W. hall beginning
this evening at 8 p. m. Bervlcea will
he conducted In thlB hall every Wed
nesday. Thursday Saturday and all
tiny Sunday.
The Sunday services follow. Meet
'ng In county Jail,, 9 30 a. m.; open
air meeting, 10:30 a: in.; holiness
meeting, 11 a. m.; afternoon open aid
meeting. 3 p. ni.; Indoor meeting, 4
p. ni.: open air meeting, 7:15 p. m.;
indoors meeting, 8 p. .
STEEL TRUST HEAD
WHO REFUSED TO C0MFER
WITH LABOR LEADERS
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8, Wright's Addition to Milton.
C. T. Cnckburn to I. M. Sevey, J850.
Lot 1, block , Milton, ,
Warren Lawrence to Frank A. Gal
loway, 1. 1-ot s, block 4. Columbia
Heights Addition, Milton.
Matllilu L. Oray to Frank A. Oal
loway, $1. Lota 8 and 4, block 4, Co
lumbia Heights Addition. Milton.
Peter H. Wilson to Warren Law.
rence, $3000. Lots 14, and IS. In
block 4 and lots 8 and 7 In block 8, I
Columbia Heights Addition to Mil- j
ton.
H. R. Keylor to Albert Price. 818S0.
Metetnd bound tract of fi acres In:
NV 1-4 seotlon 30, Tp. 8 N. R. 3D. I
I. B. Sevy to Anna C. Moody, lanOO.
Mete and bound tract in Ireland's Ad
dition, Milton.
Deo. V.. Allen to Lara H. Akers,
14000. Mete and bound tract of 6
acres In NE 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec. 8, Tp. 6 N.
It. 35.
Carl O. Pederson to Jacob P. Rohde ;
824 000. BK 1-4 Sec. 10 nnd S 1-2
Sec. 11, Tp. 3 X. R. 80.
Carl Kupers Admr. to .Cleo. W. PI- :
per, Lots 9 and 10 In bine 1, Helix
H. 11. Wcssel to Henry Struvo, 884.-
Otlll. NK 1-4 Sec. S3 and SIC 1-4 Sec.
29, Tp 3, N. R. 31, ,
Walter O. Cannon to Vern Hobbs,
S20HO. Ij)t s, block 80, Res. Add to
Pendleton. ' "
N. W. Brltton to O. A. Cannon, $7.-
000. Tract in SE 1-4 NW 1-4 Sec. 35,
Tp. 8. N. R. 85. I
J. C. Phlpps to I. M. Phlpps 81.
Tract In NW 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec. 37, Tp. , '
N. R. 35. , .
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tip v;.
I Sunday Services at the
First Christian Church
10 A M Bible School, E. O. Draper, Supt.
11 A. M Sermon, "BUILDING A IIArPY
.IIOMK."
7 1'. M Y. P. S. C. E.
8 I'. M., Sermon, "THE YOUNG MAN AWAY
FROM HOME."
5 Special music by quartette. Strangers welcome. j
I KOHERT 1, EE BUSSABARGER, Minister.
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Klbcrt H. Gnry
Facing the possibility of a strike af
fecting the thousands of employes of
the United States Steel- Corporation.
Judge Elhert H. Gary, chairman of
that corporation 'sexecutive board, re
that corporation's executive board, re
fused to confer with members of the
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers'
ITnlon. He denied their contention
hat they represented a great major
ity of the employes and declared that
th corporation stood solidly for the
open shop."
OUR NEW
Did
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4Pay-As-Tvcave" Car Next.
congestion during the rush hours on
local street car lines, Seattle's muni-
ipal railway system is considering
adopting a "pay-as-you -leave" plan.
Under the plan passengers would not
pay their fares until they leave the
cars. Sale of metal street car tickets
for the street cars started here yester
day. The tickets are sold for 5 cents.
the regular fare.
Astoria News to Suspend.
AST4) It I A. Or.. Sept. 6. ASTORIA
Sept. 6. Following the action of the )
Astoria Central labor Council in re- j
moving Clara C. Irvin as editor of the !
News, as a result of the campaign of
the American Legion against the rad
ical utterances of that paper, the labor
council has decided to suspend the I
ublicatlon indefinitely. !
is now installed in front of our place and we are able
to give you the very best in
Gas - Oils - Tires
at the very cheapest.
OUR MOTTO:
SERVICE BEFORE, WHEN AND AFTER YOU
BUY.
Simpson Tire Service Co
I. A". Minton, Mgr.
223 E'. Court St.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW "EXTRA PLY" RUGGED TREAD
BETTER COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER.
A!keMgte C
Auto Supplies and Sporting Goods
Call Our Service Gar Phone 400
I REALTY TRANSFERS J
IF7FIS.
n. F. Vancll to J. ' K. Haynie, 81.
South 25 feet of north B0 feet of lota
13, 14, 15 and 18, block 81, Freewa
ter. .
A. J. Fix to Isaac S. Draden, 10.
8W 1-4 SW 1-4 section 18, Tp.- N. R.
36, SE 1-4 SE 1-4 Sec. 13, Tl. 8, N. R.
Katie Baum to Catherine Manning,
81. Ixit 3. Sec. 3, N'W 1-4 SW 1-4
See 2. Tp. 5, S. R. 33 1-2, S 1-2 SB 1-4
1-4 Sec. 1, NK 1-4 N 1-2 SB 1-4 SB
1-4 Sec. 12,. NE 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec. 13,
Tp. 5. S. R. 33. t
James W. Bowers to Dlllanl French
811. NE 1-4 NW 1-4 and lots 1, 2
and 3. Sec. 7. Tp. 3 8. R.- 30.
Katie Sears to J. O. Diipuls, 82"0.
Lot 8, Sec. 17, Tp. 3, N. R. 38.
Josephine Stone to E. C. Rogers,
82300. Lot 10, Block 9, Athena.
lielle CarKill to Anna Mortamer,
81500. Lot 8 In hlock SO, Res. Addi
tion to Pendleton.
Raymond R. Hopper to Phillip
Mertha. 81. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 and 8,
bloc IS, Railroad Addition. Athena.
Ida B. Olcott to Wm.. Myrick 83.
000. Lot 11, block 79, Res. Add.
Pend.
Mlna O'Connell to .Tas. J. Neary,
810. Mete and bound tract In BW 1-4
NW 1-4,-Sec. 11, Tp. 4. N. R. 28.
I'eter E(?Kers to John Schmidt,
84S0. NE 1-4 SW 1-4 Sec. 17, Tp. I.
N. R. 35.
Carl A. Oberg to Harry Zitmbaugh,
83000. Lots 4, 6 nnd 8. and NB 1-4
SW 1-4 section 8. Tp. 1 S. R. 34.
Jas If. KliiRon to Jas. E. Shrimsher
83000. Lot 3, Block 24, Arnold & i
Haley's Addition, Pendleton. I
C. .1. Smith to Earl Clllanders 8150.
NK 1-4 SB 1-4 Sec. 33. Tp. 1 N. R. 35.
F. B. Swayie to Henry K. Hilt, a00.
Lot 5 in Block 4, Hermlston.
Wm. Duff to Cnrl Obcrn. 816. All
that portion of X 1-2 NW 1-4 section
2. Tp. 2, N. R. 82, E. W. M., which
lies west of county road.
OeorRe J. King to August Kupers,
89500. Lois 5 and 8 hlock "C" In
Llvermore's Add to Pendleton.
J. n. Despain to Chas. L. Bonney,
81. Lots 7 and 8. Block 9, Raley
Addition to Pendleton.
L. C. Scharpf to C. W. Paulus. 88 -
000. Block 8, original town of pilot
Rock.
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the excellence of material assures long life.
Guarantee Customer Must be Satisfied.
DISTRIBUTORS
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AND TUBES.
Give us a call.. We make our own adjustments.
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222 E. Court St.
PENDLETON, OREGON
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Morse, 810. Lot 8 and 8 in block