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Weismuller Smashes.
 Four Swim Records


 Knhului, Island of Maui 1T. H., June 14.--Johnny WeismuIIer, of the Illinois Athletic club, Chfcn- go. smashed four worlds swim -- ming records here today in tank handicap race. This is what the padding marvel from the east didi
 Covered 400 yards in spuy.. minutes 40 2-5 seconds, orr 44~. seconds faster than the prevtb8G record mark, cut the time zfoxs . 400 meters from five minGteH 14 2-5 seconds ito five minutSi- s 1-5 seconds, set . new niarir for 500 yards of five minutes fens secondss shaved the BOO meter, time from five minutes SC %6-5. seconds to five minutes 52 sec< onds. scs
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 HUNTSVILLE WINNER FROM GADSDEN NINE

Gadsden. June .)-A large crowd of fans was out at Dwight park Monday afternoon to witness the Huntsville Hawks trim the bunch of players of otwen Gilli- land. which they did to the tune of ,7 to B.
 Joe Wiley. the famous spit ball artist of the old Alabama c eorgia league, was on the mound for the Hawks and only allowed four hits, while Hester for the Greyhounds gave up eight hits.
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POUND OUT VICTORY ON BATES-SPORIS
SOUTHERN GOLF CHAMPIONS

general migration of local golfers for Atlanta next week. the Southern Championship being booked for the the City, starting with the qualifying round the climax be reached June 24 Capn Bob Baugh the best of the gofg going but Cap admitted Wednesday that he didn't hope qualify the Ign
 flight being for the tournament and Gap BOD battle in this flight rather than in the championship a fair
 going too those who have been fol lowing youngsters believe that he will qualify the championship flight Little Bob had the misfortune recently to break his dvea club that he has been using since he golf The club has been repaired however he will with him to the Atlanta tourney It is understood that Oavu Roy Cohen the tourney too ing worked his handicap down until he is eligible to enter southern championship play And others of the golfng fraternity will when the play going the Atlanta Tuesday,
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KILBY COMPLETES
 OYSTER INSPECTION

Mobile, June 14.-(Special.)- )-Gov. Thomas E. Kilby completed his In spection of the shrimp and oyster scanneries on the Mobile county coast today and left at once for Mount Vernon where he will inspect the state insane asylum for negroes. He has been on tour of inspection since Sunday last. travelling via auto mobile from the capitol with State Warden General w F. Feagin and State Conservation Commissioner |. T. Quinn.
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Cullman Kiwanis , Team Victorious
 Ouer Albany Club

Cullman, June 14.-tspecial.)-The fast Cullman Kiwanis baseball team. champions of 1921, defeated picked team from Albany Tuesday afternoon at the local diamond in one-sided game. the score being i6 to 5.
 The batting of Fink for Cullman and McDuff and Jones for Albany were the high lights In the fracas. Bowling, the pitching ace for the Ki- wanis team, was in greN form. al- lowing only four hits andttriking out seven men in the five innings which he pitched. He was relieved at the end of the fifth by ". Griffin.
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Browns Win Close Game

St. Louis. June 14.--The Senators took five-run lead on the Browns in their first game here today, and lost when Sisler's homer in the sixth. with the bases full. put the locals ahead for a final score of to 6. Pruett. who fin ished the fiingins for the Browns, Is credited with q no-hit victory. Picinich, Senator's backstop. was banished for protesting Umpire Moriarity's decisions.
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Memphis Makes # Eight Straight by
 Beating Atlanta, 8-l

Memphis. June 14-Memphis made it eiEht in row today by hammerins their former teammate Oscar Tuero. for seven hits, including three triples. one double and three singles. in the Inning and two thirds he pitched today and ronped away with an to 1 victory over Atlanta Ma pier took up the task In the second in ming and after Huber. the first man to face him. hit homer. pitched good ball.
 Dickerman. pitching for Memphis, was steady throughout and never was in se-
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159 SUMMONED
 FOR ROAD DUTY

Mobile June Special High way Engineer Leslie E. Prouty re- ported to the board of revenue and road commissioners today that 15s persons summoned for road duty after refusing to pay road taxes had re- fused to report. The engineer was instructed to take legal steps against them.
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Days VIII Be Strenuous

Days VIII He strenuous
 The qualifying round in Atlanta will be for only IS holes, but golf CTS in championship play will be forced to play 36 holes per day thereafter as long as they remain in the tourney. Thirty-six holes of golf per day during these hot summer days will prove pretty strenuous for the brethren, and Capt. Bob Baugh says he doesn't believe he could survive such tough going, even though he was on his game enough to get in the championship flight.
 Wednesday the preliminary round match play will be staged, the qualifiers to be divided into two groups, each group being made up of 32 players. They go through morning round of 1S holes, the survivors to be known as the championship flight, and those 32 beaten in the morning round to make up the second flight. Then in the afternoon it will be IS more holes of golf. the first round of the championship flight and the first round of the second flight being played.
 From then on 1t will be 36 holes per day for those comprising the championship flight.
 Invitntion Tourney, Too
 Those not fortunate enough to qualify and those who lose out in their first matches will be quite busy as well If the plans of the Atlanta committee go through, as the Druid Hill club has sent out notice of an invita- tin tournament to take care of the overflow.
 The senior flight which Cap Baugh says he will probably en- ter. will be in two classes-A and B-the frs. to be for players over 55 and not over 64 years of age. The second will be for players 65 years of age and over.
 The annual meeting of the Southern Golf association will also be held in Atlanta during the tourney, being booked for the Atlanta Athletic club Thursday evening. June 20. Each club in the Southern association Is en- Allleu to Ue IeillSsSHtcd by oHc delegate and one alternate. Place for the championship next season and other golf dates of the asso- citation will be awarded at the meeting and other important golf measures will come. before the session.
 
 The Order Is Reversed
 Looked funny the other af-
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INDIANS WIN AS
 UNIVERSITY STAR
 GETSTHUMBHURT
Browns Win as SisIer Hits Homer-The White
 Sox Win
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

Cleveland. June 14.-Cieveiand punched its four hits with Collins base on balls and won pitchers battle from Boston, to 0, today. Stephenson. Cleveland sec ond baseman. who Is giving sisier bat tie for the batting honors of tho league, will be out of the game for several days, having had his right thumb mashed by a pitched bail. Five stitches were neces- aary The score.
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Nashville Loses It's : FourthGar1,e tn Row
 To Mobile, 6-2 Score

Mobile. June 14.-Mobile won today's game from Nashville. making 1t four in a row when they batteds McQuillan. who was on the mound for the visitors. hard in two innings. McQuillan retired after the third inning and Gallagher. who sue ceeded him, was wild, but was tight in the pinches. only one run being scored off him. Morse for Nashville hit a home run In the second inning. Score;
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Heilman Gets Eleventh

Detroit. June 14.--Detroit hit in the pinches behind oisen's steady pitching to- day and defeated New York, to 9. He'll man sent Detroit away to long lead in the first inning with home run into tho right field blcachers, scoring two runners ahead of him. It was Heilmann's eleventh home run of this season. The score:
 New York N
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.Batted for Lansing in fifth.
 esBatted for Braxton in sixth.

Chicago ................. 052 900 s41--15 boston ...l....t....l.s..t LUZ 00O 0OO--
 Summary: Two base hits, statz, Kopf. Three base hit. Nicholson[ Stolen base. Heathcote. Sacrifices. Terry. Hollocher 2. DoAble play, O'Farrell to Grimes. Left on bases. Chicago s. Boston II. Bases on balls. off Oeschger l. Lansing g. Watson 2. Stueland G.. Hits: off oeschger in ?. Lansing in 3. Braxton l Il, Watson s In B. Struck out. by Oeschger 1. Lansing l, Bra8ton l. Watson 4. Stueland 6. Los Ing pitcher, Oeschger. Empires, Klem and Pflrman. Time. 2:06.
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MRS. MALLORY WINNER
 IN TENNIS CHAMP MEET

London. June 14.--In the third round of the Kent tennis championship played at Rockingham today. Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory defeated Mrs. O'Neil so. 6-1.
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Summary; Home run. Morse. Two-bast flee hit. Niehoff. Stolen base Mulvey Double plays, Leathers to Niehoff tt Huhn. Base on balls, Gallagher 6 Struck out. by Fulton 5. Wild pitch Gallagher. Hit by pitcher (Huhn). b, Gallagher. Pitching record. hits witf runs off McQuillap In innings. Left on base. Mobile 10. Nashville 5. Time 1850. Empires. Tandy and Williams
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Robinson Shakes Up Team

Brooklyn. June 14.-vance pitched
 shutout ball today and Brooklyn took the
 first of the series with St. Louis 4 to 0.
 Manager Robinson shook up the home team today. sending Olson to short and
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Three base hit, Stephenson. Stolen base, Wamby Sacrifice hit. Evans. Double play J. Seweil to Gardner. Left on base, , Boston 4, Cleveland B.. Bases on balls. off Collins l. Coveieskie T. Struck out. by Col lns 1. Coveleskie 2. Hit by pitcher, by Collins tJameson, sewell, stephenson). Wild pitch. Collins. Umpires Dineen and Nallin Time 1:26
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MEUSEL GETS HIS 7TH HOME RUM GIANTS WIN AGAIN.
New York Widens Lead-St. Louis Beats
 Brooklyn
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

New York. June f4.-New York widened It's gap over Pittsburg to five games to- day, crushing the second-place Pirates 13 to 0. Five hits were home runs. two of them by Snyder, in successive times at bat. while Meusel rapped out his sev- enth home run of the season. Score:
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ber.. Three base hits, Camp, Burke, Mo Larry Bernsen, Home run, Huber Sac rsfice fly, Camp. Stolen base, McLarry, Critz. Left on base. Memphis 3. Atlanta 6. Innings pitched, by Tuero 2-5 with 6 runs. hits q on out when relieved. Wild pitch, Tuero. Base on balls, off Dickerman 2. Struck out, by Dickerman 6, Neper 5. Time, 1:23. Empires. Pfen- ninger and Guthrie.
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White Sox Win, 6 to 5

Chicago. June 1l.-chieago defeated
 Philadelphia to in free hitting con test today. s. Walker of the Athletics
 drove out his eleventh homer of the sea.
 son. Ernie Johnson was hit by pitched
 ball on the elbow and had to retire from the game. Score:
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TotaIs ..........3I I4
 'Batted for Hamilton in eighth.

suminary. Two base hit. Young. Three
 base hit, Young Home runs. Meusel,
 snyder 2. Groh, Douglas. Stolen bases,
 Bancroft Frisch. Double play, Traynor to Hammond to Grimm. Left on base, New York {. Pittsburg 5. Base on balls, off Douglas l. Hamilton 2. Struck out, by Carlson 1, Yellowhorse |. Hits. off Carl son in 1-3, off Hamilton in 2-3. off Yellowhorse 1 in l. Losing pitcher, Carl son. Irmpires. O,Day and Hart. Time. l :43.
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The Box Score

Totals ..s....... S4 3 14 27 Il 2 "Statham hit for Burkett in ninth. @"Brandon hit for Bates In ninth. Score by innings: Birmingham ..........,.. GAO 900 000-2 Little Rock .........s 0o1 1fo o00--3
 SUMMARY Two-Base Hits. zoellers. Connolly. Rob ertson 2.
 Sacrifice Hit-Zoellers. Sacrifice Fly-Wano. Runs Responsible For-wano 3. Barrett 1. Bates g.
 Earned Runs-LIttle Rock 3, Birming- ham 2.
 Left on Bases--Little Rock T. Btrning- ham 8. 4u
 Double Plays-Harper 10 Neun to Kane; Neun to Hurkett to Neun; Kane to Bur Nett to Neun.
 Struck Out-Warmoth {. Bates 3. Base BRlls-Warmoth l. Umpires-Lewis and Johnson. Time of Game-2:l0
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Tucker, Smith. Three-base hit, Bogart Stolen bases, Gilbert, Henry ?, Tucker. Foss to Henry; Tucker to Smith; Smith to Yockey to Henry; Clayton to Wight Struck out, by Craft B. by Johnson g. Bases on balls off Craft 6. off Johnson g. Passed ball, Kress. Left on bases Chat tanooga 6, New Orleans 6. Time of game 1850, umpires Brennan and Jorda.
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'Batted for Lavan in ninth. s'Batted for Pfeffer in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits, MeHenry, Aim smith. Pfeffer, T. Griffith, Wheat Three base hit. Mitchell. Double play. High to Johnston to Mitchell. Left on base. St. Louis 10, Brooklyn l. S13ase on balls. off Vance 5. Struck out. by Pfeffer 5, by Vance 6. Empires, Moran and Quigiey. Time. :Ah.
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Chicago Easy Winner.

Boston. June 14.-chicago hit hard and Boston played loosely today, the visitors winning the first game Of the series. 5 to 2. HeHthcote knocked unconscious In a collision witP Ford while stealing sec
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sBatted for Devormer in ninth
 'sBatted for s. Jones in ninth Score by innings:
 New York ........... ooo fio oooL, Detroit .................. ssol oo1 los-6 Summary; Two-base hits Cutshnw. s. Jones. Pipp. Heilmann. Blue. Cobb. Home run. Heilmann; Sacrifice hits Ward Rig ney Double plays. Rigney to Cutshaw to Blue; Blue to RiEney to Blue Left on base, New York !, Detroit 5. Eases on
 balls. orr Jones 2. Olsen l. Struck out by Jones 1. Olsen 4.- Hit by pitcher. bv OI
 sen (Scott and Baker). Umpires. Chill and Hildebrand. Time I;s1
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Craft in Rare Form; Shuts Out Lookouts
 With 3 to 0 Score

New Orleans, June 14.--Craft was in rare form thIs afternoon and, backed by sensational support. shut oksA Chattanooga, to 0. The visitors played listiess ball all the way. Score:
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Score by innings:
 Washington .............. I7l 020 o0O--6
 snmmarv: Two-b... h,,. aoo ove o% 9s. Rice, Tobin. Home runs. Rice, Sisier. Sacrifices, Peckinpaugh. Harris. Double plays. Harrick. Peck and Judge Left on base, Washington s, St. Louis | Base pn balls. off Johnson '. Erickson 2, Bayne | Pruett l, Briuhart I. Struck out. by 1. Pruett 8. Hits. off Bayne { in a: off Wright in 3: off Fruett none in 3: off Johnson in s 2-3: off Brilliant none in none; off Erickson in 1-3 Hit by pitcher, by Pruett tsniith). Winning pitcher Pruett. Losing pitcher Erickson. Smplres' Moriarity and Connolly. Time.
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Syracuse Baltimore. rain. Newark 1. Toronto 5. At Jersey City 4. Buffalo l.. At Reading 3. Rochester !.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Columbus {, St. Paul H. At Toledo 6, Minneapolis g. At Indianapolis g, Kansas City (. At Louisville ?. Milwaukee 9.
 TEXAS LEAGUE At Shreveport 0. Beaumont g. At Dallas 5. San Antonio g. At Wichita Falls 3, Galveston 2 At FUyt Worth 5, Houston {. SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION At Charlotte 4-3. Columbia 3-6. At Spartanburg Fl, Greenv;lle g. At Augusta 3. Charleston [.
 PIEDMONT LEAGr. At Greensboro '. Raleigh C. At Durham g. Winston Salem II. At Danvilie f.. High Point 3
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Jacksonville 3, Daytona S. At St. Petersburg 3, Orlando 2. At Lakeland l. Tampa 3.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Wilson s. Newport News 10. At Richmond 8. Norfolk (called eighth inning. darkness). At Portsmouth To. Rocky Mount s-s.
 COLLEGE BASEBALL At Cambridge, Mass: Dartmouth { ?.
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Totals -.... ....34 6 II 24 ,'Batted for Heimach in ninth.
rot.,.
 1Ol8I0

PhiladeIphia ............. 100 I01 070-S Chicago ........-.........1 10i 13o 0os-6 Home run. Walker. Stolen base, Hooper. Sacrifices. Mullixan. Miller. Perkins. Heimach. Double plays. Johnaon ia. Coll iins to shesiy; Heinach to Dykes to Johnston. Left on base. Philadelphia T. Chicago. II. Bases on balls. off Faber !. ReiniAch 2. Struck out. by Heimach a. Faber 1. Hit by pitcher. by Hsimach (Mostil Johnson). Umpires, Evans. Ownns and Walsh. Time of game. l:Se.
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COTTON STATES
 LEAGUE
NETS SCORE sHUTOUT

Meridian, Miss, June 14-Hunter twirled the Nets to to 0 victory over Clarksdale today Colbert for the Cubs was touched up lively at times and given poor support. Score:
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Totals .......53 s 24 II 'Batted for Erickson in ninth.

.Batted for Bayne in third.
 'Batted for Wright in sixth.
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vIcKsBuRG WINS

Jackson, Miss. June 14.-Vicks- burg took the final and best game of the series from the Sox today to l, both teams made one run in the first The Billies scored one in the fifth and seventh. Roe pitched a splendid game. Score: R. II. E. vickspurg ................. l
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NENfITZ IN FORM

Greenville. Miss. June 14.-Nemitz. the Indians ace. served the locals shutout today to 0. Greenwood hit Drugman hard who was relieved by
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At Wilson 5, Newport News 10. At Richmond s. Norfolk (called eishtl inning. darkness).
 At Portsmouth TO. Rocky Mount s-s
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The Order Is Reversed Looked funny the other af-
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COLLEGE BASEBALL At Cambridge, Mass. Dartmouth Harvard ?.
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Totals ......... 32 6 10 27 .Batted for Devormer in ninth.
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vickspurg ................ | Jackson 6 p Batteries: Roe and Peyton; McBride and Phipps.
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YIRGINIA LEAGu1

FI1ORIDA STATE7 LEAGCE At Jacksonville 2, Daytona 6. At St. Petersburg 3, Orlando 2. At Lakeland [. Tampa 3.
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games tomorrow.
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RESTAURANT
SHOE REPAIRING

IF YoU ARE ioohins for good sef-
vice, step in, we give it.-Pendie-
ton Shoe shop. 100 w. Court st., Psn7
ilet Jn's finest shoe shop.
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SOUNDED TAPS OVER
GRAVE OF M'KlNLEY

MANILA, p. l., (By Mail to United
Press. Private Tom Lewis, old time
buguler of the United States army
member of the 31st infantry stationed
in Manila, was drowned here while
his company commander was search
ing for him to present him his honor
able discharge with retirement pay.
Private Lewis went A. w. O. l.. for
three, days, following his arrival in
Manila from the United states In the
three days his retirement papers were
made out. He had served more than
a year over his required period.
Lewis was the bugler who sounded
taps over the grave of President Me-
Kinley.
He repeatedly refused promotion to
a non commissioned grave because he
had "always been bugler and wanted
to die bugler.'
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fOR SALE-One 30 ft. Harris har'
yester in good condition.7-J. w. De-
vine, Echo, Ore.
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free of harge.-Pendleton Shoe Shop.
l20 w. Court st.


Sealed proposals will be received up
to 6 O'clock r. NJ. July 18th. 1922 for
furnishing School District Neh 1G,
Umatilla County, Oregon, With:
3 800 tons of Rock Springs lump coal,
or some other kind equally as good,
to be delivered to the different schools
OF the District as directed by the
Chairman of the Board of Directors.
12 cords of old growth body Fir and
to he cut from green timber and sea-
soned, to be delivered to the different
schools as directed by the Chairman
of the Board of Directors.
The Board of Directors reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
H. e. BTCKERS,
Clerk of School District No. 16, Pen
dleton. Oregon.
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a new TODAY
WANTED-A cook--Phone OFS.
FOR RENT room cottage-Phone
se7-W
FOR RENT Two furnished apart.
Aments-704 Thompson st.
q FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms close
z.
4 -T4At--7---.--
FOR RENT nice h. k. rooms, . on
first floor, 129 Lewis, Phone 1042-M.
WE NOW HAVE the new golf shoe
soles at the Pendleton Shoe Shop
100 w. Court St.
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\ YOU WILL LIKE these new golf shoe
soles put on at the Pendleton Shoe
Shop, 12O w. Court st.
h WE MAKE OXFORDS from your
high top shoes at the Pendleton
Shoe Shop, 100 w. Court st.
-
FOUND-License plate No. lO7864--
Owner may have same by calling at
this office and paying for ad.
FOR McCoNNoR GOODS Phone
;246-J, S13 Mill ST., or leave orders
at Allen & Knight Cop. p. paid on
mail orders.
FOR SALF1-One black gelding mule
weight 1150 lbs, years old. Price
$135.O0 Call at Waterman place S
miles NJ e. Hermston.
FOR SALEl-4zTSory bed room set
wicker rockers, wicker table, rugs,
dining table and heater.-Paloma
Apis No. 2, Gritman Bldg.
WANTED-Middle aged woman for
work on ranch-referehce prefer
red--Phone 3OF14, Athena or write
Clarence Tubbs, Adams, Ore
FOR SALE--Hemstitchi and Picot-
ing attachment. Fits any sewing
machine. Price $500 r Economy
fales Company Billings, Mont.
FOR RENT-One of thesnicest room
apartments in Pendleton, price con-
sidered lights and water,
$3.50 I'll stonewall Jackson st.
$20OO-4OE acres on the river 1-2
miles east of town, good garden,
COW, teapf about 200 chickeps owner
must seh, all for $2OO0.--P. w. Day
ton. ~ Ms
Between Clarks Hdw. and
Motor Garage Saturday evening, !
black onyx breach with inlaid flowers
Finder retprn to this office for re-
ward.
on train between La
Grande and Portland night of May
81. Owner may have same by prov
ing property. Write Record Chieftain,
Oregon.
FOR SALE -12 work horses some
good match teams, also some extra
good saddle horses. Any one interest
ed can See same at Q. X. Feed Yard,
621 Aura st. Saturday July tst,-S.
Fryrear, owner,
TYPEWRITERS-John r. Hawkes.
of the Rebuilt Type
writer Company of Portland is here to
show you the latest model Woodstock. !
If interested in new Woodstock or
any make rebuilt, call him at the st.
George Hotel
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WESTFIELD GIRL GETS
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEDAL

WBSTFIELD, Mass, June 26.-Miss
Alice Regan, of King street, this city,
received n silver medal recently for
not missing Sunday School session
at the Second Congregational Church
for sixteen years.
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NOTICES

DoRFMAN THE TAILOR is ready
for business IN new lOcatiOn-120
East Webb Street
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WE NOW HAVE the new golf shoe
soles at the Pendleton Shoe Shop
100 w. Court St.
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YOU WILL LIKE these new golf shoe
soles put on at the Pendleton Shoe
Shop, l20 w. Court st.
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FOR SALE-Seh propelled Holt COM
bine, 16 foot cut, good condition.
Inquire Burton Hutchison, Pilot Rock,
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FOR SALE at a bargain, several sets
glass jar farm lighting batteries
inquire Willard Service Station.
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.Votice To Painting Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received al
the office OF Raymond W. Hatch. Ar
.chitect. Despair Bldg. Pendleton. Ore
son. up until ~ m. Juiy fifth. 1879,
for the painting q the Umatilla Coun-
y Court House in Pendlcton, oregon
Specifications may he secured BY
Painting Contractors az the above Of
nee.
The County Court reserves the right
70 accept any OF to reject al bids
r. T BROWN.
County Clcrf.