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THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HEPrXEI?, OKECQX, TirOSD AY, AUGUST 30, 1917 Page Threa FOUR IN CAE GO OVER DANGEROUS GRADE !"d FariiKuorth Drives Car and Xo Serious Injuries' Result From the Thrilling Experience. A 6000-MILE TIR Twenty thousand Paige volunteer salesmen joined the Paige organization during the last season. . Every purchaser of a Paige car immediately becomes a willing and enthusiastic "booster." . That is one of the principal reasons why Paige cars are easy to sell and it also proves that the Paige stays sold. '"'heel- ao.ooo volunteer salesmen have been a big factor in creating the Paige waiting lists that are growing steadily throughout the country, nationwide enthusiasm for the Paige is inspired by the mechanical ex cellence of The Most Beautiful Car m America, its reliability, its durability, its economy of operation its supreme quality. NOTE It is impossible for us to guarantee ihz following prices for any definite length of time. Stratford. "Six-51 scvcn-passer.ger Fairfield "Six-4fc" seven-passenger Linwood "Six-39" five-pusscnger Brooklartds "Six-fl" four-passenger Dartmoor "Six-39" 2 or 3-passenger Sedan "Stx-30-'" five-passenger Sedan "Six-51" seven-passenger TownCar "Six-51" even-passenger Limousine "Six-51" seven-passenger $1505 f. o. b. Detroit $1450 f. o. b. Detroit $12o0f. o. b. Detroit $1795 f. o. b. Detroit $12b0f. o. b. Detroit $1875 f. o. b. Detroit $2400 f . o. b. Detroit $2850 f.o. b. Detroit $2850 f. o. b. Detroit Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, Detroit, Michigan RIVERS AUTO CO., Agents, lone, Oregon OOOOOOOflOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOClOffOOOOlOOOOOOO Mrs. D, R. Haylor will arrive this evening to Join her husband, Dr. Don It. Haylor, who has taken the. man agement of the optical department of Royal M. Sawtelle. Dr. Haylor was formerly with G. Heitkemper of Port land. Dr. and Mrs. Haylor will make their future home In Pendleton. Pendleton Tribune. ,, James H. Wyland, the Hardman sheepman was down around lone last week buying hay. He bought 30 tons, for which he paid $20 per ton. Buy Your Studebaker Car Today and Save the Cost of a Year's Supply of Gasoline On September 15th the prices of all STUDEBAKER Cars will advance FOUR from 985 to 1050 SIX from 5 1250 to 5 1385 Other models will advance proportionately Buy now and you'll save $65 on a FOUR, 135 on a SIX There's Saletv and Satlsiaction in Baying DIAMONDS JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE from a reputable tore such at Jaeg er Brw.( Portland, Oregon. Here you have practically unlimited range lor electionfrom an excellent, complete.and large up-to-date stock. We enjoy an extensive out-of-town patronage which hat come to ut un solicited. Our stocks of Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware and Novelties are chosen with care by experts and you'll find nothing of the trashy or der here. One of the best known values offered anywhere in the Uni ted States is OUR SPECIAL $100 DIAMOND RING It's Just one of many tustances of our buying and selling superiority. We welcome inquiries. It upon re ceipt of Boods vou are not satisfied. money will be cheerfully refunded upon their return. JAEGER BROS. JEWELERS OPTICIANS PORTLAND, OREGON ft How four people can drive over a fifty foot embankment and have the car roll around until It Is a wreck and then all escape is a situation that be longs more to the moving picture world than it does to real, everyday, ordinary life. Yet, this is just what transpired here Monday afternoon when Ed Farnsworth of Monument drove his car off the grade between here and John Day. Mrs. Farns worth was in the front seat with Mr. Farnsworth and Mr. and Mrs. Leet Paine were In the back seat. Tlrey reached a point on the narrow grade where it was about 50 fet down to Canyon creek. Thomas Crowley started to get onto the running board as the car was moving slowly. Mr. Farnsworth turned his head to see if he got on safely and as there was a turn in the road the Instant taken to turn around was long enough for the car to start on its headlong plunge. The thrilling sight was witnessed by a number of people and they said that it looked like a "Movie Thriller." Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth escaped with hardly a scratch. Mr. Paine was cut and bruised and Mrs. Paine suffered a broken nose. There were cuts and wounds sufficient to reden the ground with blood and the scene looked like a fatal accident had trans pired. Canyon City Blue Mt. Eagle. Walther-W illiams Hardware Co. THE DALLES, OREGON Poor Sidewalk Cause of Injury. Improvement of Heppner side walks is timely and may be the means of averting serious injury to more than one person. An example of what a rickety sidewalk will do, was shown last Saturday when Mrs. M. J. Bradford stepped on the end of a loose board and was thrown violent ly to the walk, receiving serious bruises and a nervors shakeup. The walk on the south side of the Opera House building, which in any event would be used mostly by residents living on the west end of Willow St., is absolutely dangerous to pedes trians. One trip over this walk, and the average citizen will forever take to the middle of the street. Some of our worst sidewalks should be con demned and ordered replaced with a substantial walk, or at least torn completely out, thereby removing all chances of danger. F. E. Bell, who owns a big wheat ranch in the Black Horse country, was down from his Spokane home last week looking after property in DEER SEASON TO OPEN ON SEPTEMBER FIRST Newly Discovered Law Makes Situa tion Plain. Closes Oct. 81. Contrary to the previous opinions THE LANCASTER WIREGR1P The Tire With a Thousand Claws Insures greater mileage and costs but little more than ordinary tires. . L. E. HILL, Agent Willow Street, Heppner, Ore. of some local lawyers there is no question whatever as to the time for the opening of the deer season in eastern Oregon. It opens September 1 and Deputy Warden Tonkin has been, given orders to prosecute any one hunting prior to that time. The two conflicting statutes pub lished yesterday and which threw the question of the season's opening in doubt are done away with by a third act passed later in the legislative ses sion and approved by the governor February 21, 1917, or several days after the other laws had been approv ed therefore taking precedence over them. The latest law found in chapter 416 of the 1917 session laws was evident ly enacted to correct the conflict and it does so in specific terms, making the eastern Oregon deer season last from September 1 to October 31, the bag limit in one season being two deer with horns. In Malheur and Harney counties the season lasts from Aug. 15 to Oct. 15. Pendleton Tribune. SLOAX TO MOVE TO BEXI). Man Long Identified With This Coun try Will Make His Home In New Town Frank Sloan, for many years a resident of Stanfleld and prominently connected with the development of this part of Umatilla county, will soon move to Bend where he will make his future home. Ho has pur chased a large ranch in Central Ore gon and will make his headquarters in the thriving metropolis of the n terior. Mrs. Sloan and the children return ed to Stanfleld Tuesday and she is making preparations to dispose of the household goods and depart from Stanfleld. Both Mr. and Mrs. Sloan have taken an active part in the life of the community and their friends regret to see them leave. Stanfleld Standard. The Federated Church. Sunday School 9:45. We shall take up the regular In ternational lesson next Sunday morn ing in the usual classes. The lesson Is entitled "The Shepherd of Captive iBrael." Not all teachers will be present next Sunday but we shall have teachers for all.' Regular morning service at 11:00. Morning theme, "How A Man Was Changed by What He Saw." Evening, "A Religion of Freedom." H. A; NOYES, Pastor. City Property Sells. Two recent deals in Heppner prop erty were those of last week, when Walter Cason purchased the hill property of George Currin in west Heppner and Fred Tash bought the Frank Fuchs property on Baltimore street formerly occupied by Mr. Ca son and family. Guyle Shurte, son of V. W. Sliurte of this city, left last Sunday for The Dalles to take the examination for the medical corps, in the United States army. Mr. Shurte formerly lived in Arlington, but during the past few months has had charge of the dry goods department at Minor & Co. Mrs. Linnie Thornton, Mrs. Tom Arnold and Mrs. Wm. Saunders have entered the Heppner sanatorium for ALBERT WILLIAMS WOOD AND COAL I have taken over the fuel businesses of both the Hepp ner Wood Yard and C. H. Goldsmith, and can furnish fuel of all kinds in any quantity desired. Leave orders at Humphreys Drug Co. 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