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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OfcEUON, CATTJBDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1021.
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13,759 AUTOS TO
Figures Compiled From Bran
ches and Distributors Show
Keen Demand Exists for Car
Figure that reflect the irtrength nd
potentiality of the; United State and
one of ltn greatest Industrie were re
leased for publication today by tho
Tin ink Motor company. They how
that during the month of Juno 13,7511
Tlulok automobile were delivered Into
the hand of owner. All their car
n-ere six cylinder modelH, ransrlng In
price from 1,496 to ,2,835.
The figure were complied from re
port received from every brnnch and
dlntrllutor In the country and they
represent In the moit convincing wny
the position which Hulck occupies In
the minds of the buying public.
KUU Handling IUg I'lffiiros
"Someone hue said that the auto
mobile Industry wn through with big
fleure. but their totals decisively
,rovt the contrary," nald E. T. Stronf,
General Rales manager, who made tho
announcement. "They evidence that
the automobile Industry has earned
right to tho title of ono of America's
greatest Industries, and that tho spirit
of pessimism which was prevalent in
some quarters did not faithfully rep
resent the sentiment of the public
upon whom the Industry depends for
Its success or accurately measure the
extent of the transportation needs ol
the country.
"The fuct that nearly 14, Ono Uulck
fnrg were placed In the hands of own
ers In tho month of Juno should not be
regarded as astounding or phearmen
al. Instead tho figures can be Inter
preted as a concrete demonstration of
the tendency of tho people lo ln et In
, n".trt vhl , ' '..!- nml and need."
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Strengthen
the Muscles
of Your Car
Your piston assembly con
tains tho real "muscles" of
four automobile. The strong,
jven, co-ordinated functlon
rg of these muscles depends
on the wrlstpln which Joins
he piston with the connect
ing rod. If the wrlstpln
breaks or is worn and looso
you have trouble costly
rouble with your motor.
Mann quality soft-core pins
are absolutely round and
without taper. Tliey are
tested and guaranteed for
hardness and are sold on n
ipiallty basis only. To get
the most out of the 'muselcs
of your car Insist that your
repair man Install these pins
the next time lie goes over
your piston assembly. We
tiave them for nil cars In
itandard and oversiaes.
PAllTS CATAWKSriS TO
TILE TRAIE
Patterson Parts
Inc. .
New Part, for All Cr
PORTLAND, OREGON
BO-28 12lh M.. North,
, at Burnddo
i Phone 2751
(Mint Stores:
200 Olden C.ato Avwme
San Francisco, CeJif.
3333 RriMuluay -
. Oakland. f'Jilif.
(East Oregonlan Special.)
ATHENA, July 23. Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Dudley spent Sunday at Bingham
Springs.
Mrs. Lee Johnson and Miss Cenet
Booth were visitors In Pendleton Sat
urday. Mrs. J. K. Jones returned home Pun-
day from Camp McDougal after spend
ing a few fluys there.
John Banister Jr. was In the city
Tuesday from his farm near Htellx.-
Charles Kirk and . Charles Marcv
were visitors' In Pendleton Monday
evening.
Miss Llda MacDonald of Pendleton
was In Athena Monday evening.
D. B. Bannister was a visitor In Ten
dleton Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Krncst Honey spent
Sunday at Camp Dougal.
Mrs. J. E. Jones vlsltad friends in
Weston Wednesday.
Mrs. John Harder Jr. and haby
daughter have returned from Milton
where they visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duncan and chil
dren Kriiest and Maebelle were visit
ors In Adams Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. p. B. Bndtke and
children Freddie and Kathleen have
returned from a visit with relatives In
Portland.
Mrs. Henry Dell and daughter Lu
cinda were In Pendleton Tuesday even
In. Mls TTriltl Vnrland was in Adam
Tuesday even.ii,.
Wlllam J. Warner, do
I. O. O. P. Hail, Pilot P.cck, do
Echo City, do
Ifotol Echo, do w .
Mrs, Mary Webb, do
Victor Mason, do ............
Mrs. A. V. Constant, do
Iiadles Aid, Holdman, do ....
Herbert Lane, Installing
booths, Umatilla .........
O. Q. Pearson, do Milton . . .
Wirt. Townsend, do Freewater
Mrs. M. E. Mortlmore, hall
rent
V. D. Hobbs, do
Penlnnd Bros., drayage
Kast Oregonian, printing and
advertising Z.Z5
Pendleton Trlkunc, do
Western Union Tel. Co. tele
grams
II. W. Ireland, printing for
Sheriff, Clerk and Supt. ...
Peoples Warehouse, supplies
U O. Frazler, do . . .
Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co.. tele
phone all offices 104.80
Independent Tel. Co.. do .... 1.66
Crawford Furniture Co., sup
plies "
I. M. Hchannep, mileage ' 8-2&
I. rvunnlnir. do jH.stj
8.00
12. CO
8.00
G.00
6.00
68.40
27.86
28.73
88.60
42.00
8.30
O.
40.60
28.90
62.20
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WASHINGTON. July 22. (tJ. P.)
"My answer to Mrs. Bergdoll's charge
that r demanded $100,000 from her
and that I obtained 15000 to secure
her son's release Is false," declared
Major Bruce Campbell before the
house Bergdoll committee. "There Is
not a word of truth In It."
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WE WILL GLADLY
Call for Trays
Left at your place, with
no charge to you. Just
phone
The QUELLE
COMMISSIONERS
REPORT
List of claims allowed by the county
court, at the July 1921 term, except
certain claims, allowed by statute.
G. F. Hunter, et al. Judges and
clerks of election at $3,000
ner day and milage, return
ing boxes f 1231.40
Zoeih Houser, express on bal
lot boxes 12.23
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.,
election expense 1.60
Smith's Pharmncy, holt rent 5.00
Mrs. inz, do 6.00
2.00
8.13
11.00
1.25
100.00
7.88
7.60
125.00
13.40
140.00
80.00
66.00
It. H. Bean, do ivi.it
II. T. Brown, postage 40.00
H, T. Keator, one-half office , '
expenses for May 81.38
B. I. Keator, expense to fa
lem. State vs. Rathle, et al
C. Z. Bandall, do
C. X. Randall, one-half office
expense for June .........
8. H. Turner, salary, Deputy
Sheriff 0.00
Zoeth Houser, expenses, Rich
ard Sutton , to training
school , 38.74
Zoeth Houser, expenses, Jas.
Templeton .. 65.29
Bowman's Studio, rogues gal-
lary .00
I. H. Wellington, Sheriff ex
penses, C. W. Gower 10.70
A- P. Burgin, blacksmithlng. ..
Glass & Prudhomme Co., sup-
piles
Pilot Rock Record, do
Wales Adding Machine Co., do
C. 1C Cranston, Deputy Trea
surer ......
Grace A. Gilliam, office sup
plies
Kilhum Stationery Co., do . .
W. It. Avers. Deputy Assessor
P. C. Hawks, do
It. O: Hawks, traveling ex
penses
L. Brownell, Deputy Assessor
W. T. Rlgby. do
P. T. Harbour, do
W. E. Dupuls, do 140.00
J. D. Zurcher, do . . . . !.
W. L. Mathews, do lOS.uo
Arthur McRoberts, do &-00
E. E. Walden, do 118.60
W. W. Green, Assist. Kupt. . . . ?!
W. W. Green, traveling ex
penses 17.00
Flora Shaw, grading papers . . . 5
Grace Frost, do '. 7-&0
Delia Rush, do 6.3
U Macken, do 3 00
F K. Schmidt, do 9.00
Nellie L. Green, do ' 3-5
Anna Brown, grading papers
(8th grade) 7.60
Lulu B. Green, teachers ex
amination 9.00
Pearl E. Broxson, mother's
pension "10.00
Ida E. Stewart, do 25.00
Katie Wright, do 10 00
Winnie Pox, do 25.00
Lctha J. King, do 25.00
Mrs. Jacob Kinnard, do 17.50
Mary II Wilson, do 40.00
Mrs. James Bannon, do 40.00
Elsa Cambridge, do 25.00
Winifred Marlow, do 10.00
Pacific Potver & Llpht Co,,
light 40,00
Mrs. Jack Case, care of Ben
Walden. ppor 20.00
St. Anthony's Hospital, caro of
Mr. Allen ')
Ukiah Mercantine Co., sup
plies for poor 25.6!
Fruitland Grocery, do 30.00
Bybee & Mackle, do , 22.02
B. W. Tompkins, expense Rob
ert Knapton 5.00
Pendleton Trading Co., sup-
piles poor farm .30.05
Northwest Chemical Co., do . . 2J.20 S
George & Mller Co., supplies
for poor .' 18.63
Pendleton Roller Mills, sup- gj
nlies for noor farm ....... 96. 1)5 , 53
A. C. Koeppcn & Urns., sup
plies for poor and Jail 30.75
Boys & GKirls Aid Society,
charity ' lO.OOjES
Jersey Dairy, milk for Mrs. j
Olsen .7
Table Supply Co., supplies 1
for poor 7.90
McCllntock & Simpson, sup
plies for poor farm ....... 27.70
Alexanders, supplies for poor 2.70
0o. O. Baer & Co., supplies
for poor farm 40.65
Cast eel & Stanley, supplies
for poor 10.00j
St. Vincent's Hospital, ex
penses of Knapton ana
Smiley 70.?
Despaln & Lee, supplies for
poor 19.95
Umatilla Flour & Grain Co.,
supplies for poor farm .... . 10.85
Thomas Ross Co., supplies for
poor 15.75
T. B. Johnson & Son,, do ... . 20.55
J. C. Penny Co., supplies for
Jail 16.66
Zoeth Houser, board of pris
oners 216.43
David B. Hill, dental work for
prisoner 1-00
Victor O. Ness, water maRter 207.20
George Demarls, do ... .,. ... . 5,00
W. H. Bailey, for Indigent sol
diers 18.46
S. P. Hutchinson, do 90.00
R. F. Vancll, tax rebate 8.95
Coutts & Averlll. Insurance . . 65.90
C. T. Godwin, .refund of fees 5.00
Cruickshank & Hampton, sup
plies for poor farm 18.50
H, W. Wilson Co., Library,
books 18-00
East Oregonian, do, letter
heads 13.35
U G. Frazler, dp, typewriter
paper ' -0
P. W. WentworUt & Co.. do
supplies '. 14-50
E. P. Dodd, do, insurance,
Hermlston 76.00
Boyden's Transfer, do hauling
coke -5
Penland Bros., do hauling .
piano 3-so
R, H. Thompson, do, plumb
ing 4-85
Pacific Tel. Co., do, telephone 4.45
Pendleton Water' Works, do
water 4
Pacific Tower & Light Co.,
I ibrarv. 1 Kht 22. so
HBOBB
Goodrich
Brunswick
Barney Oldf ield
Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup
3
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The Nation's best tires at the lowest prices.
Enjoy your trip with a set or an extra of new tires.
Pendleton Her i Supply Co.
m
3
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305 E. Court St.
Wholesale and Retail.
WM. DUNN, Mgr.
Phone 135
Carrie Goyen. do 25.00
Minnie B. Frost, do 10.00
Flora Wilder, do 10.00
Maude Boyce. do 40.00
J. L. Vaughn, supplies 17.30
Ixivlngers Disinfectant Co., do
Independent City Scavenger
hauling
W. J. Clarke, supplies
Pendleton Water Works, water
200.00
2.00
5.50
56.15
BIGGEST VALUE
FOR LEAST MONEY
This is the aim of us all, no matter
what vve buy it is the basic
principle of all economic
purchasing. -
When we tell you therefore that
in buying tires, when the best
service at the lowest cost per mile
is your objective
TIRES
should have your best thought.
In the Rugged, Cord and Traffik treads,
with the high quality and unusual mileage
which they give, and considering the new
low prices they present a proposition
which you really cannot afford to overlook.
Your choice of the well known Coal,
Rugged and Traffik Tread.
Drop In and let us convince you.
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III
1428.00 '
Cruickshank & Hampton, do
cork carpet 683.no
S. L. Xason, do salary 176.66
Freda Glover, do 125.00
Hlen Clark, do . - 125.00
Mary Hartnett, do S0.00
Thos. Robertson, do 60.50
Oregon Agricultural College,
county agent and home
demonstrator 3650.00
John Hailey, Juvenile officer 35.75
Chas. B. Oral, sealer 68.29
William H. Lyday, traffic of
ficer 62-50
Parker Taxi Co., taxi for coro
ner 6.50
Anna M. Harthrong, taking in
quest, Gordon Bates 7.6
Nona H. McFaul, deputy sher
iff 150.00
W. a Spears, do 130.00
D. F. Lavender, do 130.0H
B. F. B. Rldgoway, do 130.00
C. C. Proebstel. deputy clerk 130.00
Carlotta Hickox, stenographer 105.00
B. S. Burroughs, deputy hire 135.00
Guy Cook, janitor . 100.00
J. A. Horn, et al, poor farm . . 200.00
Dr. J. A. Best, health officer 24.00
General Road Fund
Auto Clearing House, repairs 49.8
K. C. Amann, freight 16.18
Geo. C. Baer & Co., supplies 16.69
John A. Barter, labor 111.00
U S. Bentley & Co., supplies 221.44
B. L. Burroughs, lumber . . . 17.82
Brown & Sandblom, repairs . . 12.00
W. It. Booher, labor 34.00
C. J. Carlson, surfacing 1643.
Casey Lumber Company, lum
ber 24.80
W. J. Clarke, supplies ...... 376.4
G. L. Dunning, hay :.. 440.00
Bcho Mercantile Co., supplies 9.18
East Oregonian, stationery . . 19.
Funk & McLeanq, rent 20.00
L. G. Frazler, stationery 2.60
Feenaughty Machinery Co.,
repairs . . , 275.70
A. IJ. Gulllcksnii, surfacing ..4686.31
Hotel StanCield, board and
room ' 61.26
Howard-Cooper Corporation,
repairs 114.8
Hermlston Cement Products
. Co., culvert pipe 180.40
Hotel Stanfleld, board and
room 83.17
Helix Machine & Blacksmith
Shop, repairs 3.75
Inland Umpire Lumber Co.,
lumber 47,7"
H. W. Ireland, stationery : .... 50.50
Jones & Jones, repairs 4 9.05
Linde Air Production Co., sup
plies 7.9-,
!. J. McAtee, repairs 6.00
McCllntock & Simpson, re
pairs 37.O8
D, N. Mclntyre, board 8.10
Morrow County, labor 44.33
Roscoe Neal, hauling 755.10
X. P. Railway Co., freight . . . 33.70
Oregon Motor Oarage, repairs 52.87
O. W. Obert. hay 13.50
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.,
nails .50
Tendleton Iron Works, re
pairs 446.49
Pacific Power & Light Co.,
light 1.00
Pacific Tel. Co., telepboue . . . 23.43
W. G. Phelps, expenses 18.03
D. D. Phelps, supplies 27.70
Penland Brothers, rent 15.00
St. J. ltobinson, labor 10.00
U J. Shannon, expenses 13.90
Stanfield Auto Co., repairs . . . 45. 77
Stlirirls & Storic. 'repairs ... 58.54
t.. C. Stoddard, labor 20.00
Sullivan Machinery Co., re
pairs . ." 2.91
Standard Oil Co., gas and oil . . 1043.27
.1. K. Shotwell, surfacing .... '2927.65
Simpson Auto Co., repairs . . . 10.60
Simpson-Sturgls, repairs .... 159.70
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.,
lumber. Freewater 9.35
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.. do,
F.cho 19.47
J. L. Vaughn, supplies 1 .85
Warren Const. Co., gravel . . .
Western Union Tel. Co., tele
grams .t
P. B. Simpson, et al, pay-rool,
Dist. No. 26
Jas. Adams, et al, do, Dis-
. trlct No. 29 191.64
Ferguson, et al, do Dist. Xo. 7
Bundy, et al, do, Dist. No. 11
W. J. Wattenburgpr, et al, do
Dist. No. 18
Jas, Nelson, et al. do. Dis
trict No. 21
Floyd Bey, et al, do. District
No. 23 ..'
Jas. Wurzer, et al, do, District
No. 5
J. T. Hoops, et al, do. District
No. 37
Matt Mattson, et al, do, Dis
trict No. 33 113S.80
J. K. Kimball, et al, do, Dis
trict No. SI '. . . . 16 97
Hogg, et al, do, District No. 27 409.22
A. E. Hascall, et al, do. Dis
trict No. 2 2 110.89
5.04
714.75
531.98
65.91
85.
77.38
US
13.47
34.94
J. P. Hughes, et al, do 137.90
H. Kildorff, et a!, do .... 697.41
Win. Embysk, et al, do 2180.43
E. Worle, et al, do . . 55J.H
Ed Miller, et al, do 3S8.54
W. G. Phelps, et al, do 542.81
H. M. Bennett, et al, do 955.72
L. J. Shannon, et al, road
master and clerk 449.40
State Industrial Accident
Commission, insurance .... 200. 8
ltoiid Bond I'uiid
Alexanders, supplies 56
Blackburn & Wilson, do 10. CO
Geo. C. Baer & Co., hardware 7.00
C. J. Carlson, surfacing .... 16,077.12
Charles Company, tobacco ... 3.S4
W. J. Clarke, hardware 16.49
Collins Flour Mills, feed 20;). 85
W. H. Condra, do 76.56
Dutch Henrv Feed Yard, do 26.75
Downey's Market, meats ..... 344.00
L. P. Fraker, risht of way . . .. 150.00
Golden West Creamery, but
ter 40.80
Hamley & Co., repairs 14.43
L. Lavadour. wood 13.00
;. It- Lickleider, barley J. 53
McCiintock & Simpson, re
repairs 10.50
Pendleton Meat Co., .meat ... 162.08
Pendleton Cash Market, sup
plies 33.70
Pendleton Trading Co., hup-
1'lies , . ; 201.51
Pilot Rock Meat Co., meat . ... 58.23
Portland Flouring .Mills, hay 18.20
It. E. liny, repairs 48.34
24l!oit & Joxlin. surfacing 3813.46
Standard Oil Co., supplies 54.53
Taylor Hardware Co., do . . . . 13.3K
S. H. Harbour, et al. pay roll,
Camp "A" 2952.51
Ben Whittington. et al. pay
roll 953. 6
J. P. Hughes, et al. do ...... 658.76
G. W. Woodward, et al, do ... 87.33
E. Kenney, et nl, do '. 134. 7J
Gui don, et al, do , . . 134,72
State Industrial Accident
State Industrial Acci. Cons.,
insurance 188.50
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New Light-Six
Ftvm.Patntngtr. 40. hart.
power, 1 12-inch whfibai
$1335 f.o.b. South Bend
C" A
STUDEBAKER'S great volume of pro
. duction nd modern manufacturing
facilities account for Studebaker's ability
to offer in this NEW LlGHT-SlX the great
est light-weight automobile value on the
market a car of noteworthy quality and
exceptional performance at an extremely
low price.
This is a Studebakcr Year
WALLACE BROS!
NEW PRICES OF STVDEBAKER CARS
f. o. 6. Factories, effective June lit, 1921
Temrinm Cart nl Roadiurm
UC.HTSIX 2-PASS. ROAOSTER $1300
UGHT-SIX TOURING CAR I33S
SrtCIALSIX 2 PASS. ROADSTER 15S5
SPECIAL-SIX TOURING CAR ? I63S
SPECIAL-SDC 4-PASS ROADSTER 163
BIG-SIX TOURING CAR. 1985
Coop, ono SeJane
IIC.HTIX 2-PASS. COUPE ROADSTER $!
LIGHT-SIX S-PASS. SEDAN . !
SPtciAL-six 4 -Pass, coupe 2450
SPECIAL-SIX S PASS. SEDAN 2SSO
BIG SIX 4 PASS. C OUPE 2SSO
BIG-SIX 7 PASS. SEDAN 2i.O
ALL STUDEBAKER CARS ARE EQUIPPED WITH CORD TIRES