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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1903)
fV TWENTIETH YEAR HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY. JAN. 1, 1908. NO. 919 G. W. Phelps ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Odd Fellows Bids Ileppner, Oregon. Redfield & Welch, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office on west end of May Street. Heppner, Oregon. G. W. REA ATTORNEY-AT-LAW U. S. COMMISSIONER Homestead Filinits and Proofs made. Office one door east of I'. O. Borg's Jewelry btore. Heppner, Oregon A. K. HSGGS, PHYSICIAN tfc SURGEON. Offici; new 1. O. O. F. building. Rooms V, and 4. Kesideuco tit J. W. Morrow's HElTXEK, Oregon. DR. METZLER, Located in Odd Fellows building. Kooms " and 6. AlcS'words & Kistner, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Oiiice bonis when not professionally absent. ( )flu:e : Opposite First National Bank. Belvedere JI;IxNLST W1NHS, " UOUOKb & CIGARS One hundred empty barrels for sale. Five hundred barrels of ex tra fine cider vinegar on tap. . . . HEPPNER, ORE. Heppner Feed Store HAY, GRAIN, and FEED in quanities to suit. Being located on Main street this is a bandy place for teamsters driving in, and for citv trade. Complete Stock Always on Hand Robert Morgan, Prop, Next Poor to Palace Hotel. .LIBERTY MARKET. J. H. BLAKE, PROP. Beef, Pork, Mutton,Veal and Sausage POULTRYand FISH MAIN STREET, Heppner, Oregon The regular price for the San Fran cisco Weekly Examiner is $1.50. You can get it and the Gazette for $2.23. 1 S j c mmm mnpc pott i ( muiiuuiuuLumiLL l. t r r HOLIDAY GOODS .. BIG LINK AT Slocum's Drug store All kinds for the old and young at prices lower thau ever be fore ktiownjin Hepp ner. Be sure aud look over our stock before making your selec tions. ..SioGum Drua Go- Rod Front Livery Feed stables Stewart & Kirk, Props FIRST-CLASS-" LIVERY RIGS Ke,'.t, cc I'.sntly or? '.::r.d and can Sc. furnishes on short notice to parties wishing to 3rive into the interior. First class : , : HacKs and Buouies CALL AROUND AND SEE US. WE CATEK TO THE : : : : : COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS AND CAN FURNISH RIGS AND DRIVER ON SHORT NOTICE : : : Heppner. Oregon J I? QT, 0 it AVliillcs A: .tlradoHs ..New Management.. NEW RIGS Special Attention Given to the Traveling Public General Livery and Feed Stable i Lower Main St., Heppner, Or I r TRLKPIKM mwm lUULil 'U M l illJUUK wx c " 5fV V'V, Hi I s KHIB! .mm I We Must be Prepared to Meet European Nations. SO SAYS SENATOR ELKINS West Virginia. Senator Would SUtrt I-vt'rj .rsriiitl uutl (aim I';ic lory in tlic Connlry. W.nshinuton, Dec' 28 Senator El kins, of West Virginia, is one of the the men who does not ajrree with Sena ator Hale, but wants a larger increase in the navy. In connection Jwith tin Venezuelan situation and the position of the United States he said : "We should build 50 more hut ties!) ins before we talk about parinvr down navnl appropriations. We should make lib eral provision for four or more new battleships at the present session, find if I understand the sentiment among the members of the Senate we are eoing to tret a substantial increase. I do m-t wish to pose as an alarmist nor do 1 prelend to be familiar ith all the di plomatic and court intrigues of Europe. As a practical business man, however, I know that Germany is a bold, atrr; ss"e and rorresive nation. Germany 1)Q lieves in expansion of territory, as well as broadening her commerce, and she hiB built a large navy and maintains a 1 'rL'1 standing army to look after bfr interests in all parts of tli" world. Germany is striving to extend her com merce in every direction and her enter ni1Wvii! it nUfV?)'' '.')vr rnei. "'able, ; bunil to clsh with the United "States and other nat:ous who compete with he for thp world's commerce, Germany has a big army and a Ir'g navy and it is great temptation for her to use one or both whenever she thinks her rights are being affected or restiair.ed. Ger many is a fighting nation, as her record shows, and she is always prepared for any emergency that mav rr.ise. "Now it h id'e for us to close our eyes to the possibility that we may sooner or later become involved in a war with one of the great powers of Europe as the re sult of our new policy of territorial ex pansion. We mih as well look the situation squarely in the face and Vie prepared to defe-d our interests and assert our rights in all parts of the world. I am not only in fayer of mak ing provision for several additional battleships at the present session, but I am also in favor of making an appro priation for starting up work in every arsenal and gun factory in th'n country What we need in addition to fighting ships is a new supjily of small anm for foil tent VcHr'i (inrltc. Morrow count-, resources ani ad vantaees. l'flgcs 9, 1(1, 11. Willow Crock coal mines. rngesll.U. Hi'i'pnc-r's cliurrJies. Paeo 12. (iolden Opfiortun ities. by K. M. fvliutt. I'hm r. Kasteru Oregon n crroat horm? country. I'ao 14. The City of Heji.ner. Papc 1"), 1(3. 11. e Mayfiower mines. Pae is. Me'ner pulilu; s( hoolp. Pajre 3S. Great lierd of lilio.'.eil horttioriiR finest herd on the Pacilie Coat. I'Mte 10. Arlmc k!e mines. I'nue 1:'. Hardimui section a favored locality. IV.e .'i1. Heppner I.ipht Water Company, a most com plete plant. Page JO. Heppner Flouring Mills, a homo marufa('tiir;n concern. Tnce Jo. Elpht Mile country, a groat grain prodyeintr district. Fbko 2 '. Black Butte coal mines. Tape 22. Heppner a lodge town. Pane 22. lone, the wheat center of Morrow comity. IVge 23. District of Ix'iia, by (-eorgc McSniclit. fase Z The prosperous city of Lexington. I'age2l. THE OLD RELIABLE 'Mm ' " mmm Absolutely Pure WERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE our soldiery. "I know this kind of talk may soun like that which mig''t be expected from a ca'amity-tiowler or an alarmist, but I honestly and sincerely believe that the time has arrived lor us to get ready 'or war apd keep ou- army and navy up to the highes" etate of efficiency, so that in any emergency we wou'd be prepared to cope with any of the great war powers of Europe." ''.Ui-iiaii : a r I St n H a hi' . St l'etersburg, De . t!8 An earth (jiiak1 shock, whi h lasted L'3 seconds, was felt today at Bigsk, in the govern ment at Temsk. The Goven or-General of Turke-tan, iu a report to the Czar on the Andidjan disasto', eays he hopes tha,t within a month it will be possible to find tem porary i uccom modatiou i 'ir the troops and authorities at tl e devasted city. Salt pork is a famous old fashioned remedy for con sumption. "Eat plenty of pork," was the advice to the consumptive 50 and 100 yars ago. fal: pork is good if a man oai .stomach it. The idea bch'm.i it is that fat is the food the consumptive needs most. Scott's Emulsionisthemod ern method of feedimr fat to the consumptive. Pork is too rourh for sensitive stomachs. O Scott's Emulsion is the most rerincd of fats, especially prepared for easy digestion. Feeding him fat in this wav, which is often the only way, is half the battle, but Scott's Emulsion does more than that. There is some thing about the combination of cod liver oil and hypophos phites in Scott's Emulsion that puts new life into the weak parts and has a special action on the diseased lungs. feilildlllliSlfe A sample will be sent free upon request. Te nre that this picture in lve form of a iabcl is on the wrapper of every buttle of KniuUion you buy. SCOTT & BOWNE, CHEMISTS, 409 Pearl St., N. Y. 50c. and f 1; all druggists. ikt5 FOR PROTECTION MI i:SPMCIt V(MX.IiHVi:3!Si AS. s()OiA'ii(vH(; a .mj:k. Mircpiiien of .Morrow Coiiiilyf ortu Lot al Organisation Willi ;tO .MfinlicrN to Mart Willi. A number of prominent sheep men of Morrow county met at the Falace hotel on Friday, the 2:Jd inst. to fake steps for the organization of a local associa tion. The meeting was for the purpose of getting the sentiment, of the wool growers in relation to local organization aud the matter was kept quiet until it was ascertained that a great majority of the sheep growers are in fdvor of the proposition. -s The meeting lesulted in local organiza tion with the following olhcere : A. Andrews, pre'dent ; F. P. Farns worth, vice-president; 1). O. Justus, secretary-treasurer. The organization will be known as the Ileppner Woolgrowers' Association. Secretary Gwynn.of the Oregon Wool growers' Association was present and addressed the meeting, giving fonie raluable advice and information. The Ileppner Woolgrowers' Associa tion will hoi 1 a regular meeting in this city on January LM, 1003, when it is ex pected that there will ha a got.d rep resentation of the sheepmen tributary to Ileppner pie-ient. A committee consisting of II. F. Ilynd, A. Andrews and I). O. Justus was ap pointed to draft resolutions to be sub mitted at the next regular meetiu;:. Ai there are about 150 woolgrowers tributary to Heppner, the Heppner Woolgrowers' Association will probably be a strong organization. The member ship fee is $.'. The following circular has been mail ed to the different sheepmen in Morrow, Grant and Wheeler counties, tributary to Ileppner : Ileppner, Ore., Dec. 2(5, 102. Dear Sir A meeting ot woolgrowers was held iu Heppner on Dec. 2'., 1902, and a branch of the Oregon State Wool growers Association, known as the Hep pner Woolgrowers' Association, was or ganized. There never has been a time in the history of the sheep industry in Eastern Oregon when woolgrowers were more able to organize for self protection, and there certainly never was a time when they had more interests at stake. At the next session of the legislator a strong elfort is to be made to repeal the present coyote bounty law and a direct death blow is to be aimed a the sheep business in the two-mile limit herd law which is being formulated by a few Eastern Oregon lt-gislators. This law which is in operation in Idaho has practically ruined the sheep business in that state. The alio: merit of ranges under the new Forest Deserve will also come under the Stale Woolgrowers' As sociation. The majority of the s-h-ep men tribu tary to Heppiui have joined the or ganization Hnd you are earnestly urged to sign the blank below and send same together with (dues), in enclosed ad dressed envelope. Do not delay but send by it-tarn mail, thus helping along an organization that will be of benefit to all woolgrowers in the state. Next meeting on January 2, 100.1. Full at tendance requeued. Yours truly. D. O. Ji m r-. A- Anukkws, Secretarv. President. Suil-ssl,, l ad ron ism. Manila, Dec. 2V Governor TatV 8 en ergetic expeditions looking to the sup pression of ladrciiL-m have produced unusual activity in this direction. Numerous Municipal Presidents in the provinces of Cavite and P.izal are assist ing in the native Constabulary in run ning down the bandita.
