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Mr. una Mid. Ifai Oorfklo left on
No. 17 today (or Portland where thoV
will observe the Jewish New Tear
holiday. oeKimiliirr at sundown on
Sunday evening'. The Now Tear fes
tival It hnown aa Bosh Hoshanuh and
Its dale this year Is Bcpt. 13, the ob
servance starting with sundown of the
previous day.' It is the first of a se
ries of holidays lasting for nearly a
month. Tom Klpur. duy of atone
ment. Is lo be observed from sunset
Bept. 21 to sunset Sept. 22. ' With
Mrs. Oorfklo's sister as their g-uost,
Mr, and Mrs, Gorfkle will return here
on Kept. 23 to spend the throe days of
the Rouud-Up.
'9! t. Potorsoni of Milton, Is in Pen
dleton today on legal business.
Carl Knirdahl, who farms at IIollx,
Is III I'enUlcton today, having com
ploted harvest operations' oi the sca-
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Past exalted ruler' of " 1-8. Grande
Irdfco of Klks and Mate representative
from Union county are two of the offi
ces hold by Colon! Eberhard.of La
Grande, who with Mrs. Kbcrhard and
their family, spent the night here lust
night. The lOberharda were 6n their
way home from, a vacation taken by
motor and left this morning; on the
lust Up of their Journey.
The fin urta of camera craft and
fishing; were (riven a full month's at
tention Toy Bob Saunders, local har
bor and sportsman, who Tctumed lust
nlKlit from Seaside where he paused
his vacation in rompuny with a friend
from Walla Walla. "All we did was
take pictures, fish and camp.'' Mr.
Saunders wild toduy. He 'whipped the
Necanlrum for trout, cuiiirht sea perch
by raMlnjr lines In the aurf and cod
from the pier at Seaside. Besides
trint-liiK Imck a fine coat of tan, Mr.
Saunders exited to hnve niroe of the
best online; nlctqrH,and nature pho-tofrrnphy-t-ten
In lendlctrt in quite a
while to tnWw to h's friends..- -
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
of Kcho, and Miss Vera Wulverton, of
Htunffeld. The ceremony . is sot for
September 12.
Four JudinnriitM Ciruntud
Judgments were grunted the plain
tl.'f in four suits In circuit court today.
as follows: Ttoy James De Freece vs.
Watts Bros., $408: 8Kkun Flour
Mills vs. V. D. Zoning, fii:,.4i) and
$177.76; Alexanders vs. Joe Hodgson
210.10, and Henry C. Craig vs. Joe
Hodgson, J-U04.65.
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Br'ldiro Contrail Kip led -
The contract between Gelst Brothers
and the county court, for the moving
of the concrete bridge on the highway
neur the Itamos place, eust of Echo,
was signed this morning- The con
tractors stated that they would under
take the Job of moving the'brldge as
quickly us a. crew can be assembled
there, ' . ' , - ...
(Such on Hurvext Ufa
1-ft. JJ. Nunainaker toduy brought
suit against Dan llnney " and ,C. A.
Kinney to recover $516. 8 and interest,'
alleged the unpuid balance due on a
contract for harvesting their barley.
S. IX Peterson represents the plaintiff.
Clnrk K, Nrton slutc maniuVr for
ha f.-.il.,liln TJfn InHUrHJieA Co. With
(headquarters In Portlund. arrived this
mniiiiiiK for a few days' stay here to
look after business interests centering
In Pendleton, , t
Sleep was a muoh needed cotfnmo
dlty ufter the Labor lay celebration
In Baker, as local merrymakers who
returned Tuesduy In a duy coui'li will
testify. Bob Fletcher, however, wus
able to rutuh a few winks, and man
aged It y rllmblug into the suitcase
racks above the seats in the. train.
Bob says he didn't mind snoozing in
an upper berth and believes he has
found the answer to the high Pull
man rates.
Dismissal Ordered Cuhcs. .'".'.
Dismissals ware ordered In the fol
lowing ca.Me.tt pending In circuit court
today, ti rowers Storage & Btlpply Co.,
vs. T. C. Oottlngs; Bessie K. 8wurt vs.
Klmer Hoy Swart; Herbert 1. Ktaver
vs. Grace B. Slaver; Howell Swift'TIre
Co. vs. A. Tit Kohinette; Doris Ogdeo
Vs. Kmmett Ogden; Auto Clearing
House vs. Charles K. Uewis; The Peo
pies Warehouse vs. Charles E. Lewis;
Taylor Hardware Co. vs. Charles E.
lewis; Oregon Life Insurance Co. vs.
Peter C. Ooorgaras et al; C .F. Bow
man vs. W. A. Saunders: A. B. Thom
son vs. I. D. Latham; The Peoples
Warehouse vs. G. A. Itichardson;
Central Moat Market- vs. Juo Bmallcy
et al; Alcliean & Suavely vs. Minnie,
Martin; lean Tatom vs. Aaron Min
thorn. , .
The first pilot to make flight lrom
Pendleton was Archfo Both, who is a
Pendleton visitor today. Mr. Both
took hundreds of local people aloft
when he made the flights. He usually
travels via, the clouds but ttil i June
he came here by train to make ir
rangements for air delivery of the
Oregon Journal during Kound-L'p.
F. C. Snapp and family, residents of
Helix, were business visitors to Pen
dleton today. . v, jp. .. .
. Bert Jerartl returned this jioon on
No. 17 from a. two days' trip to La
Grande on -business.
27 May Bo Naturalized.
Twenty-sevon candidates for their
final citizenship pupera aie listed aa
eligible for hearing on next Tuesday
when the regular September natural
ization .day in circuit court is held.
Several of those eligible have held
over from previous terms. Names of
those in tho list are; Niels Hansen'
Nielsen. John McLaughlin. Gustav
Adolf Muller, Kdward Karl Liesegang,
John Jucob Kelherer, John Paliog
ianis. peroB Balaska. Peter Saran
to, Martin Conrad, Patrick Monagh
un, August Klone, John Meyer, Frank
Oscar Walman, Christ Tom Drougafl,
Thomas Stclner. Frank Lewis Betten
court. August Benson, fiezra Periera
IM. Sllva, Sam Frldolf Samuelson. Au
gust Sauer, Kmil Htnrich Cbsen. Clar
ence Hand, Oeorge John Oeanakop-
ulos, Harald Bldore, Denis McEleney,
Michael laughlin and Andrew Millar,
.Smith Divorce (ifuntcd
Lola Smith today was given a di
vorce from John V. Smith and award
ed I he custody of their minor child.
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HeM Rnd Cotide IJrrnscd
A marriage license wan issued Jres
terdny afternoon lo Charles oA Young.
Justiie MarricH Couple
Justice Joe H. Parkes lute Wednes
day afternoon married Frank- Lee
Niodcrgcrke and Miss Mildred Deaton
-both of this city. The ceremony was
read In the office before two witnesses.
jriiHhaml Negle-tcd Supiwrt .
Kmma Chapman today filed suit for
divorce against James F.. Chapman,
charging his with neglecting to sup
port her and 'with desertion. ' The
couple was married at Dayton, Wash.,
in November. 1919, and on July 1,
1920, the defendant left her, she al
leges. Hhe asks f 85 monthly alimony
and 125 Tor attorney fees and court
costs. H. J. Warner, of Ralcy, Italey
& Btelwer, Is the plaintiffs attorney.
NEWS NOTES .
OF PENDLETON
Will Kilter Acadeany.
Robert Bowman, who attended
Hawthorne school in this city, will
leave tomorrow-for Portland "Where
he Will enter Hill Military Academy.
ENDURING CHARM
Instinctive love of jewels has characterized wom
ankind from the beginning. Complete satisfaction
Ip owning- and wearing Jewels comes only with the
knowledge that tho stones and settings are of super
ior quality and correct design. Th enduring charm
of diamond jewelry puasca all comyurison.
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The Lfurgett Diamond Dealer in Eastern
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ajfeRaEM WATCHES
Traffic Cases In Court.
Two traffic cases were heard in po
lice court today and fines assessed
ugalnst Kenneth Chapman, for cutting
in and taking the right of wuy, and J.
3. Beckwith, for parking wrone.
Konnd-l'p Grounds Koiwtrcd
Twelve men are employed at the
Round-Up ground and ' are getting
the..areiia and grandstands in shape
for the show. Seats are being re-ston-ciled,
grounds gone over aad .other
general repairs made. - v - -
New Architect' Here
D.V. Deuel, an architect from Los
Angeles, Cal., has Joined Raymond W.
Hatch, local architect.' Mr. Deuel ar
rived Monday and will assist Mr.
Hutch in his work. He has not decid
ed whether to bring his family here
from the -south,
Rain IHHs Today.
' A shower this afternoon, accompa
nied by a low temperature of 68,
caused a further delay to the com
pletion of the harvesting season. Tho
rain, say farmers, will be a decided
drawback and it is hoped that the
cool weather will not continue. 1
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Apartment Xetuing Completion .
Painters at work on the fit-fit floor
of the Becurlty Apartments are expect
ed to be through on Saturday and kit
chen hardware la expected to be con
nected on Monday. Apartments on
the first floor are to he ready for oc
cupancy by Tuesday, according to esti
mates of the manager. Tenants have
already been occupying the apartments
on the uppor floors.
number is from unorganized districts.
che Y. W. feels that the request mj
fulr one. . -
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Contined from -page 1.)
Ninety Poltara Added to Fond.
Ninety dollars ' were, added to the
Til Taylor memorial fund by subscrip
tions looay. The Cook and Walters'
local un'on No. 364 voted and turned
in flu to the fund, and flO subscrip
tions were also received from McNally
& Fowler, and W. "3. Hynd of Hepp
ner. W.' W. Harrah subscribed J0
today and Jake Fieichinger of Mci-
chim and Dale Philllpe of thia city,
each fdOed ?5 to the fund.
St-wtar'y Is Here.
Miss ,'ihoda Carmkhael, national
secretary rf the T. M. C. A., is in Pen
dleton for a few das in the 'nterem
of the Worid Servics budget for 1320.
She Is cpnforring win 'ocal women for
mx;i.iiig to make oetinue ar.-.inr.
menti for the raising of Umatilla
tilla e .untv's quota in the campaign.
Misa Carrhichael states that the asso
ciation hs never beforesked support
frorh dierricts -"wnCT-e there 1s of
ganization, but because hundreds -of
women f nd girls ask aid from -the V.
W. and because 40 per cent of the
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THE WORLD'S GREATEST LIGHT Wti IGHT AUTOMOBILE
We Arc Now Sliowing at OuV Salesrooms iii New Elks Building'
THE GREATEST AUTOMOBILE SENSATION OF THE YEAR
Light Weight
Weight 2400 Lbs
32x4 Cord Tires
Economy c- .. , ,
More Miles Per Gallon Gasoline
1124nchjWheeUase j; . .
Come in and see this" STUDE13AKER
MASTERPIECE, the culmination of 68
years of successf id
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Power
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Phone 74
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Elks BIdg. Court and Garden Sts.
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bearish color, and demand for cash
corn was sluggish and although re
ceipts were small, prices were quoted
1-2 cent to 1 cent lower.
Numerous messages from the coun
try told of a keen desire to sell the
old corn -in the country and also re
ported contracting for new corn at
much lower prices than prevailing
now. Western markets were. .liberal
purchasers in the country .on over
night bids. Fair weather with con
tinued mild temperatures predicted
for the next few days. The latest
upturn .having been brought - about
mainly at the expense of the short in
terest and developmenta having turn
ed somewhat in favor of lower prices,
we expect to see a further down-turn.
Oats Had a strong undertone early
in the day but the advance was check
ed by the appearance of profit taking
sales In good volume. The caeh mar
ket started strong ou an active ship
ping demand but lost the advance and
closed easy. The government report
was construed as bearish and private
reports are to the effect that the final
result will be even larger than this
report Indicated.
llye Buying of houses with - sea
board connections took the surplus off
the market early and was respontble
for the advance. Cash was firmer
with sales No. 2 on track at two cents
over Sept. The recent response to
export buying was ouite complete and
it is likely that a further reaction will
be experienced. .'.:-,
(From Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
XEW YORK. Sept. . Action, of
the market today was gratifying to
I those maintaining an air of confl-
j dence with respect to future trend of
values. In certain groups, like tne
chemicals, oils and other specialties
pronounced price betterment was re
corded. Talk that the United Fruit
Co., would declare a stock dividend in
the near future caused a sharp upturn
in that stock and it had its effect on
Amm. International corporation
shares, this company, it being thought
as having quite an interest in thei
United Fruit company, the Improved
outlook in Mexico is best reflected in
the more confident buying that has
been going on in the Mexican oil
shares and the American Smelting and
Refilling stock of lute.
.Talk of an early segregation of coal
properties by the D. 1 & W. Is re
sponsible for the advance iu this par
ticular stock. It is believed that the
Jcracy Central, after the I. I & W.
plan Is made known, will puisne-a si-
i in i la r course and this in turn be fol
lowed by the Heading company in
matters of segregation. The outstand
ing feature today was the alight re-,
cession in call money rates in the late
afternoon. Reports from' France in
dicate that shipments of rold . from
that country to this side during tho
cjt-rent month may total one hundred
in'liion dollars. There are some who
believe that should such volumes of
shipments materialize it will serve to
offset In greftt part the interior with
drawals for crop moving purposes and
the shifting around by large interests
I to meet the tax payments next 'week
The action of the general stock mar
ket is stroiur -indicative of a well li-
iuiduted condition in, most., depart
ment. V
(From Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
Kansas City wires One of the
hirgost. millers in Texas here buying
all the red .wheat from $2.63 to 2-S.
Foreign lUcliHiige.
From Overbeck - Cooke Co.)
I lndon. JSS; Paris. SiS: Itnly.' SS;
Belgium. T70; Germany, 194; Swiss,
140; Spain, 14!6; tireece. ivu
I mania, ii'S; Uulguria. 42.
BEEF
Fresh, tender, juicj beef is always sure to please
and that's the only kind we carry. We are proud of
our reputation for selling the choicest beef and al
ways strive to maintain it. ' , v, ' .. ( r
Come in and pick out the kind you like best -iteak,
roast or boiling beef. Or, if you prefer, phone
your order and let us select a, choice cut for you. Our
prices are'. yefy reasonable.' "'Ii' .-. , .'z .
Empire Meat Co.
Phone 18
Fill Your
Goal Bins
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- There's no better time than the present
to fill your coal bins. Why wait until the
last minute when weather conditions may -prevent
delivery on time.
Good coal is necessary in these days. We
carry no other.
Phone or call NOW! ,
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L. Burroughs
Incorporated
Phone 5 - CoDege & Webb SU.
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WHILE HOUSECLEANING
Dont forget to have on hand a case of thai wonder
fully sparkling and refreshing
WI
NE-O
An occasional bottle during these strenuous days,
will do much toward relieving the fatigue and nervous
strain of the industrious housewife.
A bottle of WINE-0 at dinner, also, will soothe the
irritability of father, when he comes home and finds
the house topsy-turvy.
Besides, it is good for the kiddies.
Keep a case of Wine-0 in the house all the time.
Bottler of All Kind Soda Waters
WM. RUESCH BOTTLING WORKS
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i CAIJVORNIA UPS FK11T.
j LOS AXUELES, tept. 9. California
'shipped 4fi.r; cnrloads of citrus fruits
valued at $81,200,000, in the season
jjuat ended, according to the report of
iO. Harold Powell, seneral manager of
the California. Kriiit .Orowere Kx
I change, rendered to the directors of
ithat organization at their annual meet
ing here yesterday,. ,
NOTICES
Noioe
! v The Bow man IShop on account of
j gohiy out of btiMnesw, request that all
j outstanding accounts te paid on or
j before Ckl U'lh.. otherwise will be
4pla'ed In .t l:twrr? Ii.iihIm fir ii11m-tiou.
: E30TBCE :
Due to increased freight rates there
is an increase of $26 on all Ford models
effective September 7. ,
INSIST ON GENUINE FORD
PARTS : :
Imilution 'Ford parts arc Ucng sold by many mull-orler
houses, down-town stores and garages to unsuspecting Ford
Owners as "Ford" parts. Hut they are not Genuine Ford part
made by the Ford -Motor Company. They are made by concerns
who have no connection whatsoever with the Ford Motor Com
pany. These Imitation parts are not even made from the same
grade of steel, or under the same formulus used by the Ford
Company. They are counterfeit purts. Tests havo shown them to
break when the senulno Ford parts didn't even bud. and they
renerally are from thirty-five to one hundred per ent lower In
quality.
The Authorised Ford realer is your protection. As such, we
handle nothing but the Genuine Ford parts. They are made
from the famous Ford Vanadium Kteel and each part accord
ing to Its use is heat-treated in tho way that will -rive It the
long-est wearing qualities. Kvery part la the same as Ha dupli
cate In yotir Ford car or Ford truck.
Our stock of parts is complete. And our Ford tmrxea and
Ford mechanics are at your service at all times. lrlve In when
replacements or repairs for your Ford car may be ncceaxary.
Save your car and also your money.
Simpson Auto Co.
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