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1 r f r v' " '' ' " 1 ' '' r t f tc r t f - f V 4 t t i 9 -9 t , PACE KINS 3 TEN PAGES , DAILY CAST OBICONIAN, PENDLETON, OJtECON, FRIDAY EVENING,' JANtJARY 7,911. - jft .eh -?""" r--3 r"1" n r "3 r izn sr Notices. Business Opportunities, Locals, Lost, Found, For Rent, Etc f K Handy Business Directory; of Pendleton and Vicinity ! ! Ihilf Direelore la wpeolallr hand for the out-of-town reader who mar want the nam and addreaa ot raepooalbla btuliM man who rorwtot the following Una AH are rallabla, Ireaponalbla builnaaa aonoaru who aaa dteadj to lv you pxoinM arrtc. ! (Ljassmea ior iiiasy lielerence. 1 ROOM for rout Phone Ue. FOR RENT Furnished . 7ir. LMcjh m. . Apartment W'AXTU)-Olrl for general work 127 8. Main. houso- , FOUND Fobhtalri pnn and bar pin on hlKh school hill owner may have same by paying for ad H". o. Office. FOR SALE Late model Oldsmohllc Speed WaRon with express body Rood rubber motor In good shape See Ilreslln Pendleton Auto Co. FOR RENT Wheat ranch, of , 1600 acres, Adams County, Wash: Good 1 bulldlnKH, water and near market 700 I acre summer fallow to be needed In spring, 775 acre wheut stubble. Will sell outfit and summerfallow on terms. Ilnx SITU, Spokane Washington." TO W'AWn.VfJTiiN, Jan. ". (A. ,T.) Drastic change In the naturalization law, especially a applying to women, are provided In a bill reixirted favor ably lodny by the house Immigration committee, The measure will take tho plnre of two natiirnllMitinn bill on the hmme calendar and an effort will Ik) mude, according to representative Johnson of WaKhlnifton, chairman, to have conjtrea approve it at thin ne on, . ' Women under the bill ' no longer Would derive eltlcennhlp from naturall ration of himbandx, but would be re ( ill red to make individual application" for eitlzenhlp. ' Ther ahio would not lose their Am erkan clliienxhlp by marrying allena excepe when an alien hiutband cannot lawfully Wcome an American rltlr.cn or when a woman reside two years In her hualmnd'a country, or five years Ir. Koine other country. . AtHLimC RFX ATIOXR ; j HltOkl A V F.i tacxn WITH HALK.M SCHOOIi s SALEM, Or.. Jan. 7. Athletic rela- tlonsjniili Iheatem hich school were severed ny the Eugene high school In a letter received by Principal J. C. Nel son of the Salem high school from O. E. Finnerly, principal of tho Euuene school, Tuesday. Flnnerty expFains hit action In severing friendly rela tion with the Kiilom school as due lo differences arising out of a football game between the two schools at Eu gene recently. Ills letter was m reply to a request for a game with the bas ketball quintet of the Eugene school, which he characterised as not advis able under tho circumstances. SIMS HOTEL Increased Business During 1920 Caused New Hotel - Construction at . Various , Points; Camp Sites Valuable SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 7. Hotel r.uildlng in the Pacific XorfhAvest is being stimulated by the heavy tourist traffic of 1920. which laved hotel ac commodations in tnoKt of the cities and towns and resulted in the expenditure of approximately Its. 000.000 of tourist money In the Pacific Northwest, ac cording lo fhenformatton received by the Pacific Northwest Tourist Asso ciation. Among the! cities where new hotels are being planned nnd financed are: Walla Walla, Everett nnd Gray Har bor, Washington, and Corvallls, Ore. New hotels, of considerable capacity GETS BIG JOB A? ' . - . 4""- -: . i JPQHti? " 1 rv - ;ja. 7 Dp flora e Dowell it . . , Dr. Nora II. IXwlt baa beua appololed acalatant geologist ot tbe V. 8. Geological Survey tha first woman to hold such aa efflc. Few womeo In Ibc govaibment bold job ta big. - KLKKIHN'O 482-11. r-v tt UlAJkMlf 11 11 MAM ft wws. GETS TWO YEARS , COU.NTESS MARKIEWICZ - CBtea Marklerlci. Irlaft Sir ft Felner, baa been aentenced to two yaara' hard labor by Brittsk court-aiarUvJ. wblch ' foend her guilty of "ccdiplracy to organize a edllloua society" a boys' SI pi. FeiD organization. ' are already assured In two of those cltleand U I enpeeted that hotel con stmctton will 4e underway In several Washington, Oregon and British Co lumbia cities before spring. Addition al accommodations to the extent of 200 room will aim be provided at the Rainier National Park In time for the 1921 summer season. """ ",r auiomomie inur- 1st are aide being provided In cities and towns which have not previously j established them, on account of thej neavy auiorqomuj lourua travel last siimmrr. a cneca oi auio irauic m Portland showed that five times more cara from other states visited Port land In 1920 than In any previous yearl Herbert Cuthbert, secretary of the Pacific Northwest Tourist Association, returned recently from the Enst where he prefected arrangemenls with tour ist agencies and railway officials to Hcnrt even a greater portion of the. tourist trafttc to the Pacific Northwest during 1921.. Effect of the heavy tourist traffic Is being felt by Inquiries received by nearly every commercial organization in the state from' people looking for : opportunities for settle ment or business openings. THE PARTT .WHO TOOK the blue silk baby robe from buggy in en Irsnce'of American National. Bank Hldg. was seen and is known. If re turned to this office no questions will be asked. THE PARTIES m-ho took tires and tent from gun club ground were seen by neighbors and are known. If re turned tJ grounds; or this office noth ing will be said. , LOST AND FOUND GREY GOOSE, lost, strayed or stolen Phone Information, 1157-M. LOST Dark Jersey cow with bell December 30th. Receive reward for return to Mission Station. LOST 20x3 ft Goodyear tire on Max well rim. Iist between Pendleton and Middle Cold Spring. Leave at tha bVO. office. Chester Gordon. ' LOST Bottom part of fountain pen between Bo-wman Studio and St. Joseph's Academy Reasonable re-' wnrd leave at this office. BANANAS 25c DOZEN Pendleton Trading Co. MEAT SALE Every Day Pendleton Trading Co. ; Dr. K. J. Tork, the Chinese Spe. ctallst has spent year hi study and research work; both in. China and this country, thus enabling him to treat any acule and chronla dlaeaa of men and women. . He uses only curative Chinese roots and herbs aa a means of treat ing disease known to human be ings. . , . These remedies have teen used for many generation ' and hav been given credit by patients using them. Anyone who may be , suffering can coll to see him, ; ' K. A xORK ClflNlESR MF3ICINR C4.. I No. 421 W. Rose St, ! - Wall Walla. Wash. SAVE YOURSELF 818 by having your Raw Fur made Into FINE FIRS at eur placet At the same time your old ones remodeled, repaired, cleaned so they look like new. At price thai .we right. I , j - ' TAxmraurr we movnt anything from a ny to an elephant M. H. MOHR Spokane, Wati. it Wrnari St., So. Write about our deer bead contest, , i , f'7 'A l ' , VOH 8 A LB 4 foot Poplar Call 2F6, Ralph Tacliella. wooA FOfi fSALE One range, one heater 'and one cabinet Phone 407, FOR 8A1.E All kinda of inaurance. J. H. Extea, (14 Main St., Phone 60. FOR SALE 880 acres winter pasture Inquire James K. Hill, Pendleton, Oregon. FOR SALE 75 II. P. Holt Caterpillar Sturgls A Slorle. FOR SALE Furniture of rooming tor rent house cheap house 1'llone 4-M. FOR SALE head ef good mules, U 1. - .a . ' . . . . u7ui wi nurses sir goou sioca oee i fcturgld ft Slorle. I FOR BALE Self-propelled combine harvester, 11J model, good shape terms Stiirgis & Storle. FOR SALE 500 aacks ripe Burbank potatoes at 11.10 a sack Inquire St. Andrew School, reservation. FOR SALE Four wagon boxes, for built grain, low price If taken soon B. L. Burrough, Phone S. FOR SALE OR TRADE New bunga low, IHW, High Call there or Jn milre of C. P. Strain at County Asses or' offline Terms. FOR SALE OR TRADB SO second hand sewing machine an In good "'ng order IS to $40. Must be sold by January 1st Phone 7tt. Singer Store. FOR BALK? 45k TRADE One 14 H. P. Stover gas engine, mounted on wag1 on bed With wide Iron wheels. Guar anteed In first class condition. Will trade, for Ford. Simpson Auto Co. FOR PALE Corner business lot In t0,vn t Pilot Rock, located on Main 8nd willow streets. If party buys the wh0e lot , $i250.O0. Ad- Ores J. W. Oakley, Lebanon Oregon.. FOR SALE . Houses of all sises, ranging In price from J1400 to $12,000. Como-and see me if you want to bny a home. GIXMUiK W. FXII:il t 818 .Main St. Ties. Phone 972-W , Thone 991 FOR SALE Ona ttart, Par, 40 H. P. . tractor engine. One 8 gang disc plow. One Hodge 4 horse header. One sub-surface packer.. All prac tically new except engine. Address M. F. Stockwell, Canyon City, Oregon. FOR EXCHANGE 320 acrei wheat . land near Rltxllle. Wash. 140 teres under cultivation, balance bunch grass; also 80 acres near Mold, Wn, 'i5 -ocre.1 under cultivation. Trade equity of 89500.00 for stock of general I merchandise, restaurant or rooming house 'Price 133.00 per acre. USED CAR EXCHANGE FOR SALE Wo have a ' few good used Fords priced from $150 tQ 1500. These are all worth the money call and see them Slmpsor' Auto Co., Water and Johnson Sts. DOINGS OP THE DUFFS I A ;!f': ,F0RSALE " gut -I ,, m.' FOR RENT ANO JtOO.VIS ACTA APTS. FOR RKNT FuriiiNhed Apartment , with bath 14 CoBble Bt. - FOn RENT 2 ! Tufltln Bt. room cottage 402 FOrt RENT Housekeeping 81 Soutd Main. FOR KENT Outside sleeping room, aiso Doara rnone zi2-w. APARTMBNTS 407 E. Court Bt ROOM AND BOARD for mefl only 49 E. WeDD. ' ' TO RENT Suite of rooms. Temple bldff. steam' Heat for ' office of sleeping apartments: Phone i0. I. U. Temple. . . " , . FOR RENT A 2 and 3 room Apta 307 Aura, Phone 2S-W. ' FOR RENT Steam heated sleeping ' room, elose In. Phone TO I -J. ' FOR RENT Downstair sleeping room, close In. Men only, phone 184-R FOR RENT 2 furnished light house keeping rooms Phone 7J0-W 126 Thompson. ; " ' FOR RENT Afi room house partly furnished Path, hot and cold Water , Call 214 Tostin. FOR TtEXT Pleasant .room in pri vate family, close In on North Side tor gentleman onlr Phone 7S7-W. 1 i WANTED WANTED Sewing -plain or fancy Phone 20C-M.; . . . , WANTED Work by the hour Phone Mr. Rush iti-i. ' WANTED GOOD CLEAN RAGS AT The East Oregonian of flea. RELIABLE white woman wishes work y day or hour E" Easf Oregon ian office. -4 WrANTEnu-A place to Work for board and room by tilglt ' school 'girl Phone 014 evenings after 4:30. RESPONSIBLE, active men or women - to represent us In' several good sec tions of this, state, taking order for Fruit Trees, . Shrubbery, Roses, ete.. for spring delivery. Demand is liberal land returns to Intelligent workers arei substantial. Address with references, Oregon Nursery Company, Orenco, Ore ' AUTO ELECTRIC WORK !WB REPAIR anything electrical on aa ateomobll. W. fl. Chans Co. AUTO TRANSFER W. a. FISHER Stand HJley ft Kemp, ftione 63. if C. E. WILLIAMSON Stand at Griggs' Cigar Store Phono 1075. AUTO TIRES PENDLETON CYCLE CO. AJax. Re vere and Savage tires. 228 II Court Street, - : " ' L. 8. BENTLEY ft CO. Goodyear and Diamond Tires Tire service, oils and accessories Alia and Garden St. WALLACE BROS. Flsk tires, cords or fabric. 'We do our own' adjual- Ing. 808-12 Johnson St. GERTSON ft MARTY Gates Half Boles, 8000 miles guarantied 1-2 cost of new tires. 37 Cottonwood St. PENDLETON RUBBER ft SUPPLY CO. Barney Oldfield, -Goodrich Sll vertown Cord and Pernaylvanla Vacu um Cup 305 K, Court. THAT DOG MUST BE PLAYFUL SlMrSON TTRl? SFRVICR CO. Ke-, publto and Fireetone tlrea, corde or fabric. 323 K. Court Sttf phono MISCELUNE0US PHONE I. C S-NITOER. 275-M tor the man that haa awept your cbimneya for fifteen yeara. PRACTICAL NURSE Maturnlty cases only Phone 39S-M. ' 'MRS. ADA FIELD Kpirella corsetlere -Phone S24-W. Address 614 Jane. MATERNITY and convalescent hos pital Mrs. Frail, 114 E. Bluff St., Phone 271. ALL KINDS of patients cared (or by experienced nurse (OS W. Webb Phone 684. ALL KINDS of furnace and stove re pairing,' pipe fitting and chimney cleaning satisfaction guaranteed Phone 122. RAO HUGS and carpets woven. Also - first class crocheting and embroid ery. All order promptly filled. Sea Wheelers, at 120 W. Railroad. WE WASH and clean the finest rvgs satisfactorily. - Reference gives. We mak. fluff rugs from old carpet. Walla Walla Rug" and Carpet deal ing Co. Phone 1477. ,. . . , THE OREGON JOURNAX, delivered C5 cents a month, Sunday included' O W. Hooker, agent. Office, Alice : Shinning Parlors (Al Richardson'! Place) 609 Main St Phone (22. AUTO TOPS GADWA'S AL'TO TOPS, Plata Glass, Backs, Side Curia ms 201 Court St. TOfE CARD ' " Veston.peiidletoa Auto Stag Leaves Westi.!i for Pendleton at 7:30 a. m. and 12:45 p. m. ; 4 Leaves Athena for Pendleton at 4 :00 a. m. and 1:00 p. rri. . if Leave Adams for Pendleton at 4 8:20 a. rf. and 1:20 p. m. . Leaves Pendleton (Allen-Knight Co. Store) for Weston at 10:09 ' A. m. and 4 p. m. O. H. McPHERP.IN, Prop. TIME CARD " Pllor Hnok-PrtKllcton Auto Stage Leaves Pilot Rock at 8 a- m., , Leave Pendleton at 10:30 a. m. Leave Pilot Rock at 1 p. m. , Leaves Pendleton at p. m. ' FANCHO STL'BBLE FIELD, Prop. AUCTIONEER, COL. W. F. YOfiXKA Auctioneer, Call at Sturgis ft Storle' Implement Co., for sate dates. AUTO PAINTING 7 MEN WITH YEARS of experience Motor Inn Garage, 732 Cottonwood. Ward A. ltoagland. Prop. AUTO REPAIRING THE "PIONEER" AUTO MAN Satis faction guaranteed. We repair any make. Glenn Ixmg, 632 Cottonwood. PERKINS ft AMMON'S, -Automobile Repairing. Ford, Chevrolet, Stude baker or any make of car. Service at any time. 830 Cottonwood, Phone 203. ATTORNEYS OEORGE W. COUTTS, Attorney at Law, Room IT, Schmidt Mock. R. I. KEATOR, Attorney at ' Law, v Room 24, Smith-Crawford Building. BY ALLMAN CARTER t. KiIYTH, Attorneya at Law. Offlcea in rear ot American National Hank llullillne. FEE & FEE, Attorneya at Law. flees In ixspttfn Dulldlnf. Ot- 8. A. LOWELL .Attorney and CotineeU lor at Law. Off MS tn J-fafcl BMff. H. A. NEWBERRT, Attorney at Law, Federal Ilnlldinc. PETERSON. BISHOP CLARK, At- torneya at Law. Jtuum a and Smith-Crawford BUav JAMES B. PERRT. Attorney at Law. Office over Taylor Hardware Con pany. RALET, RALEr ft 8TEIWER. Attor neys at law. -Office In American National Bank Building. FRED H. SCHMIDT. Attorney at Law. Room 21. BmHh -Crawford Bldg. BATTERIES PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BATTERIES guarantee! for IS months. W. K. Chase Co., 220 E. Court. Telephone 24 , Pendleton. PKEST-O-LITH BATTERIES Best by competitive test. Service on all makes of batteriesguaranteed. Prest O-Ule Service) StaUon, 404 . Court Phone 84. ' CATERPILLAR WORK CATERPILLARS, harvesters, gas en gines, automobiles, and . general blaeksmlthlng. Round-Up Garage, Parka. & NeOergall, 21 West Webb. CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS PARKER ft BANF1ELD, Designing, Engineering, Constructing, It years experience in concrete and brick con struction. 4 K. Ttiird SC, Nonh Port land, Oregon. CHIROPRACTORS DR.. R. C. ELLSWORTH Specializing in nervous disease and diseases of women. 9 lo 12 a. m., 1 to S:30p. m. Evenings t to 8. Phono .7Qt, Smith -Crawford Building. ' DR.' LENA A. BOONE Chiropractor Office hours 10 to 12; 1:10 to 6:00. 30 E. Court 6L, Laatx Apt. 1(, Phase 977. , , , .. CLEANING AND'PRESSING MODEL TAILORS & CLEANERS Pressing and repairing, 304 W. Webb St, Phone 321, Pendleton, Ore. DRAYMEN CALL PENLAND BROS. Transfer van to -move your household goods. We also pack or store goods. We do coun try hauling. Telephone 339.- DENTIST DR. FLOYD CR0UE -Dentist Room 10S Aqierican Bank Bldg. Phone 326 - Pendleton, Ore. DR. H. M. HANAVAN Denturtry. Room f. Temple Bldg4 Phone lit. EYE, EAR, NOSE & THROAT OPTICAL Dept., any mis. style or ' ahape glass while you wait. D. N. Rebel", M. tf, 7, 8. t, Belts Bldg. , FARM LOANS SNOW & DAYTON. 117 E. Court St., Real Estate. Fire Insurance. Farm Loans. See us about a loan. JUNK, JUNK, JUNK .1 BRING your junk to the Pendleton Hide & Junk Co. See ua before you sell. Ii. D. Cameron, Prop. KODAK- FINISHING PERFECT DEVELOPING and prim ing for the amateur enlarging. Prompt work. Tallman Drug Co. HEMSTTTCHINQ HEMSTITCHING at the Singer Shoe. Hail orders promptly attended to. iiiMii(iiiiiiiiiiifii)iitiiiiiiiitiii)iiiiiiiiHiH s. . FAT HENS SPRING LAMB BUTTERNUT BREAD, 16c FRESH EGGS, 65c DOZEN DELICIOUS APPLES, $4.50 The Dean Tatom Co. Heat Dept. Phone 88 ?TiT!lnH'M?HH!iMirMHinn'T - MyMiiiyiS V EMaTITCIUXO Mall order Mr. Ralph Haaaell 411 Bush, rboM tti. LAUNDRY EVERY Article Laundered Perfectly. There- an agent In your town, Troy Laundry, an. Carilon St. .. .. MADE TO MEASURE nn Carl K. Fratween, Elk flldg. . CPTICALV DALE ROTH WELL Optemetrlst and Optician. OUuase gronnd to fit your eye. Americas Aaiionat nana; uag. OSTEOPATH DR. O. E. HOLT Osteopathic, physi cian and Surgeon. Judd Bldg. Tele phones, office 508; Residence 7-W. POULTRY SUPPLIES CHIC FOOD, Scratch food, too lea. bone, shell, grit, corn, oats, rolled barley. t'matilU Flour ft Grain Co. PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING All nake Warren' Voata Bnaiala. IK Main Bt, Phone 124. PIANOS AND PLAYERS? PIANO TUNING and rep.iring Jack Le Moun Phone 452-R. ), HIGH GRADE PIANOS of pleasing tone quality. Players of individuali ty. Its the construction that counts. See piano on display, write or phone llie lice Hive, (28 Main St-, rnone) 1076 J. P. Darn a 11, Factory Rep., Moler ft Chass Piane Co. t Painting and Paper H2nc'J3 I AIXTjS,. Wall Paper, Picture- Fram ing, lu J. McAtee, the PractBal Faint Man. Lowe Bros.. Paints, ; PLUMBING AND HEATING PLUiliajXG AND HEATING James ilcNair All work promptly attend ed to. 200 W. Webb, Pendleton Ore gon. Residence Phone "l-MT, Office Phone 623. RADIATOR REPAIRING 4L.TA AL'TO RADIATOR WORKS 701 East'Alta street. All makes of ' radiators repaired. Work guaranteed, C. Blasbcrg, Prop. RESTAURANT. THE QCELLB A good place t et. SECOND HAND FURNITURE WE BL'Y, SELL or exchange house t hold goods. Wo also do general fur niture repair work Phone 622, Rilty ; & Kemp, 6JJ Main Bt. - t , SECOND HAND DEALERS' V. STROBLE, dealer in new and sec ond hand goods; Cash, paid for second hand goods. Cheapest place to buy household goods.8-10 E. Court . I-liono 721 W. t SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTIC THE most up-to-date effectual lead ing science practised, E. F. CIlMM P. S. T.; N. D. Room 13 Feebler Bldg. SURVEYOR AND EKGINEEB LAND SURVEY General engineering work. Z) A. Lensdale, a River side, Pendleton, Ore. TAILORS in Mam' St. Phone 1001 . - 1. .- i .f. Grocery Dept. Phone 68S fMMM'iHiniMniTMi'TyTT.AM.t....wr: , m e a. a jm!j.m a a