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NEIGHBORING CITIES
STIR TEIIS OF SilR-
' CESS IN PICTURES' 1
J. H. Cox of Heppner was a visitor
here this week. Mr. Cox Is building
a school house at Castle Rock and
was investigating prices of building
material with a view of purchasing
here. Arlington Independent.
At twenty-one to be recognized as
one of the screenland's most popular
and talented young players, is the en
vious record held by Miss Geraldine
O'Brien, the featured player in "His
Wife" a five part Mutual Masterpiece
screened at the Thanhouser studios,
j Miss O'Brien has been in picture
work but little more than two years.
Nevertheless in that short time she
Gilliam county at a lower rate of in- nasi8en to very pinnacle of her
uiniuu auu luuay is grueiauy cuu-
, ceded one of the real stars of the si
lent drama.
Bank Loners Interstate Rate.
Money can now be borrowed
In
terest than ever before.. This is con
clusive evidence, among other things,
of the progress Gilliam county is
making. The Condon National Bank
has reduced its rate of interest to 8
per cent and loans may be secured on
real estate through this bank at the
rate of 7 per cent. This move on the
part of the Condon National Bank is
"To what do you attribute your
success," Miss O'Brien was recently
asked by a friend who visited her at
the Thanhouser studios in New Ro
chelle. .
"To many things," replied the
vital fontnr In tl, Hnv.l V0Un8 8tar- "First f 1 mUSt SaV
,, ... , . . that luck has much to do with it. Un-
this county. Condon Globe. A., - . .
I til three years ago I had no idea,
' whatever of taking up a career in the
Mt. Vernon Springs Changes Hands, studios. My first effort wasn't much
C. F. Waters of Spray, Wheeler of a success, stage fright got the bet
county, was in Canyon City, Monday , ter of me. It was almost a year be
and is authority for the statement fore I made another effort. I deter
that he has purchased the Mt. Vernon mined to make another one, no mat
Hot Springs from Frank McGarvin. ter what the cost. I gave the direc
Mr. Waters will move his family to tor the best efforts I possessed, and
the springs and take possession in that, as much as anything is res
about two weeks. He is going to ponsible for my position today,
make a lot of substantial improve- j "One must be conscientious in mo
ments. In the first place it is his in- tion picture work, Just as in any oth
tention to remodel the brick hotel. er life, when one hopes to rise to the
He will put in all modern Improve-; top. And one should never com
ments. The bath house will also be. plain of the amount of work he or
made modern. New tubs will be put; she might be called upon to perform,
in and many conveniences added.') But above all, interest in your part
Mr. Waters will make this place one your work and your future, are the
of the finest resorts in this part of, big things that count. The oppor
tunities In the motion picture studios
are many, but you must concentrate
your whole mind on your work if you
hope for any kind of success."
"His Wife" will be shown at the
Star Theatre on Sunday of this week.
the state. Blue Mountain Eagle.
Giese Accident Nearly Costs Life.
While hauling hay Wednesday for
the C. S. McNaught Co., H. B. Glese
met with an accident that will cripple
him for several months. He had
loaded his wagon with baled hay at
the McNaught field and started to
town. Just as he hurned into the
Morrow county won more laurels
last week when C. A. Minor took first
prize at the State Fair for an indi-
road and Rtartert down the hill rwn:v,dual exhibit. This is a fitting re
bales in front rolled off, taking Harry
GO TO
Gilliam &Bisb
ee
FOR YOUR
Harvest S u plies
Of
Oils, Greases, Belting, Lace Leather,
etc.
with them. . The hay foil onto the
horses, causing them to run. Giese
fell in front of the wheels which pass
ed over his left heel and foot and
right limb between the knee and an
kle. Some of the bones of the foot were
broken and In addition there is a
deep cut which has the appearance of
a hook having entered and then torn
out. One bone of the limb was
broken and there was a bad cut on it.
too. How the cuts were made has
not been explained and Mr. Giese has
no Idea how it happened.
The accident was witnessed by men
working nearby and Dr. Wainscott
was summoned Immediately and dres
sed the wounds. While the hurts
were painful Wednesday, Mr. Giese is
resting fairly comfortable now. Her
miston Herald.
Disastrous Fire at
Athena, Ore., Sept.
Y 7E will give you the qual
W ity and price that vvill
command your patronage; oth
erwise we do not ask for it.
We Have It, Will Get It. Or it Is Not Made.
Ham
&Bisb
Atliena.
30. Athena
had another disastrous fire last even
ing. Starting In the back end of the
garage of the Allen Auto Co., it des
troyed the garage and the Mosgrove
storeronni adjofnitifc and threatened
for a time to spread through all of
the buildings on the south side of the
street.
The fire broke out about 6 o'clock
In the evening. Mr. Alien was vul
canizing a tire in the rear room of
his garage when a customer came in
for gasoline. After entering the
charge, he went back to discover the
whole rear room In flames.
The loss on the garage was about
$1800 and was partially covered by
$500 insurance. A Studebaker auto
and motorcycle inside were burned.
The loss in the burning of the store
room was ntiout $200 and the con
tents destroyed were valued at $1200.
There was a $4 00 policy on the con
tents. Pendleton E. O.
ward for Mr. Minor's efforts. His
exhibit was one of merit and con
sisted of a complete display of gras
ses, vegetables, grains and other farm
products from his Morrow county
ranches. The Morrow county ex
hibit was awarded fourth place in the
Eastern Oregon division this year.
Last year this county took first prize.
In view of the competition, the re
sults are gratifying.
LOST.
Between my place and the Hager
ranch, heavy open faced silver watch,
shoe string chain. Finder please
leave, same at this office and receive
reward.
W. P. Hill.
At the Federated Church.
The Sunday School meets at the
South Methodist church at 10 o'clock.
You- are cordially invited to be pre
sent. The sermon at the 11 o'clock hour
will be on "God's Love," John 3-16,
or a discussion on the object of God's
love with some thoughts on the depth
and bredth thereof.
At 7:30 in the evning the subject
of the sermon will be, "Regenera
tion," John 3-3. In this .sermon I
will present the conceptions on the
subject at which I have arrived after
ten years of careful study.
Your presence will be appreciated
at any and all of these services. We
will do our best to make you feel at
liome.
It. H. Lewelllng,
Pastor In Charge.
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Thomson Brothers
YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR
Harvest Supplies
We have everything you want in the line of
overalls, work shirts, harvest hats, kahki
pants and shirts, underwear, shoes, etc.
Our Grocery Department Is
Complete
Thomson Brothers
Prepare For Hard Winter.
The Indians have all maimer of tra
ditions and superstitions for forecast
ing the weather and with the judi
cious use of the most applicable of
them manage usually to make a pret
ty accurate forecast of the approach
ing season. The only unpleasant fea
ture is that tlieso forecasts are not al
ways to be relied on until the weather
has come. The red man has some
of that same tendency toward a
change of mind that has been exhi
bited in recent years by the chief
erecutive of the national govern
ment. As an Instance: Early in the sum
mer the Indians of this section of the
the trees are heavy with moss both
have acquired protections against the
rigors of the cold weather.
ho, the ordinary citizen, unequipp
ed with any manner of forecasting for
himself except with the use of the
Family Almanac, has some difficulty
in determining just how much coal to
order for the winter supply. As a
matter of fact, the Indian is inclined
to look backward, rather than for
ward In making his predictions. For
instance, he remembers that before
last winter there were lots of bugs In
evidence. Last winter was hard so
he decides that the presence of so
many insects is the foerunner of a
hard winter. If he looked at it in
another way, he would probably see
that the reason for the scarcjty of
bugs this spring was that they had all
been killed off by the rigorous weath
er aim uie reason ror tlielr appear
ance in numbers the previous winter
was that there had not been any wea
ther hard ennntrh tn nil tlmm r,-,r
(country made the forecast that the 'several years,
'coming winter would be a mild one j So it 'is with the predictions bas
I because of the small number of flies ert on the portly bear and moss cov
I and insects to bo found In the woods. 'ercd trees. The berries have been
.They pointod out that last fall the 'plentiful In the forests this year and
Insects were busy gathering supplies 'consequently, the bears have fared
for the hard winter to come and that well and will go through the winter
jthey were to be seen In groat num- tine shape. The unusually wet
uers. mis spring. Uie insects were ' went her nf Iho .tni. .i ..!..
Indians said that they (which lasted even well into the be
advantage of the fact ginning of summer, toeether with the
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Three Sizes of
BUICK
this year
Seven passenger, six cylinder,
55 horsepower - - $1635.00
g Five Passenger, six cylinder, 45
horsepower - - - $1170.00
Five oassener. four cvlinder.
35 horsepower - - $785.00 H
These prices areF.O. B. Heppner ;
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BUICK DESIGN
BUICK VALVE-IN-HEAD POWER
The lightness of the Buick Valve-in lead motor and
not the enthusiasm of its salesmen has made the Buick :
conspicuous for leadership.
This new four has a Buick Valve-in-Head motor (with
g electric starter) which develops thirty-five horse power
on bratce test and is so reliable for ruggtd service that no
eulogy is necessary among "men who know Buick."
I? lines are beautiful. . Finish and color are exception
al. Deep, tufted black genuine leather upholstery. Cov
ered floor and running board, with aluminum bindings,
gi'c a iiiimicoa ui appeal aui;e iua.i 13 ywuxuuiy dmvvl.
Body, hood, feeders and running gear are painted a
glossy, long-wr jing black; wheels are black with white
stripes. Tires 31x4 inches.
SEE THE BABY BUICK AT THE HEPPNER GARAGE
I ALBERT BOWKER, Local Agent
2 All Buicks have the Delco lighting and starting sysfc
J There is none better.
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By using our flour which is ot superior qual
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few and the
were taking
that it would not be necessary this
year to gather a large supply of win
ter food for the winter would he
! brief.
Lately, however, something has im
pelled the native to change his mind
and a hard winter Is the latest fore
cast. The Indian says he knows it
will be a hard winter because the
bears in the mountains are fat and
mild summer which followed, has na
turally resulted in the unusual grow
th of moss on the tree harks. The
Indian's pronhesv is sometimes cor-
i
rcci um me reason 1
that the weather n
a mild winter or si :
liwcd by a severe v
posite condition '
Pendleton Tribuiu
" this is rather
- by cycles and
s is to ho fol
'er, or the op
be found.
L. MONTERESTELLI
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MARBLE AND GRANITE
WORKS
PENDLETON, OREGON
Fine Monument and Cemetery Work.
All parties interested in getting work in my
line should get my pricos and estimates
before placing their orders.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED