Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, May 31, 1906, Image 4

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Heppner gazette., May 31, 1906, Image 4

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1906)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextThe Heppner Gazette Establish March 30. 188S. tSSUCO THURSDAY MORNING. Fred VVarnock t the Poitofnoeat Heppner Oregon, at MOOBd-ciaaa matter. Thcbsday jI ay 31 , 1906. Villi CUWAItULY ASSASSIN. A man's political chart. e'er ib a proper- uljeci of dirca sirn; and is Lis privet' characte-, if he aspires to public plac . Jim. it is towardly, despicable and infamous to make annoyti ous ttac!s; the more so, of couree, if they are Malicious and false, es are the at tacks o . Jonathan Ejurue, printed feod eirculntid b, thousands, iu the Spe of defei'it'c him for the United. S a a Senate. Who are t it c w rd y calurnDi ttora and as'iH!-;ns, vIjoco lhis work and shioui ti emse'fs under fcDonjraity? Evidently they are persons who have money to back Uteir maliguity, oa the one hand, a& their &e:fis ; desire 10 open the fecatorsftip to purchase, on the ether. Circulars by tens of thou auds cai n .1 be printed atd sent through the mails without money, and h gool de 1 of ,t. What plutocrat, or group of plutocrats, is "patting up" for these HLOuymous dcfamatiMis? They probably yet ill be discovered, and branded "with the infamy they de erve. ITo creature is so despicable as le who uses the assassin's weapon laiMMiyQious attack. Criticism of ie politic il career of Jonathan Xboin.3, or of any other public sac is, allcwab'e, if done openly ad decently; but even this never .-siloald be done by those who work in secrecy and c ncealment, afraid 1 avow themselves. Attacks on 'tJbe personal and private character f pablic men by a malignant CMrardice that cpnceala its own! personality nd uu. ra alanines latent onder cover, should be treat ed blw-iys witii the contempt that neb despicable work deserves. 1o an anonymous circular no right-minded persoa can pay any Attention whatevei ; and if calum 5oe, the woik can only excite loathing towards those guilty of it. Taking some of these libelous -circulars to the ii vettigation com taiUee of tbe Municipal Associa tiva of Portland, Mr. Bourne re quested an inquiry into tbe e&arges they contain. Several (persons believed to be the authors cr promoters of the accutiocs, were cal el to come and testify, hut all of them refused or declin ed. The committee had no power to compel the tttetdnce of wit and the gentlemen who are known to be among those who carry the dagger of libel and lander in the sheath of anonymity refused to appear. Corwardly scoundrels, always, are those who i ra tie the work of secret defama tion. But as some of these men are known, they yet probably will 11 the advanta, in spite of all tleir efforts for secrecy, to tell in 3a court what they pretend to know. To oppose a man in politics ie osie thine, to defame his peisonal c&hracter is another, especially if iJ is done under the cover of a ctwardly sn I malignant anony ia:ty. Nothing that affects the character of nam r-hould be pub lics! auoniuuu?ly. Fortuuately, jfccinan natura is so constituted tiat fiuch publications usually de &at the purpose of those who utter The Oregonian has opposed Mr. Ilourne on many occasions hereto fin. In former years, when the tuMjey qaebtion was supreme, it dhfered from him most widely. jTlat was ten years ago, and it is jast. The Oregonian never ques tioned the honesty of his motives, sd it gave him credit for the csxirage of his convictions. That was more than it could say for zaosy or most of the conspicuous rata of the Republican party who then were juggling with the money tjxthtioo. That contention, how ever, belongs to the paBt. It never will be renewed. No more forever will the gold standard be question ed. Mr. Bourne was no more in error on the money question, aud far more honest, than a large majority of the ctive Republican politicans of Oregon; among whom are those now making on him these cowardly attacks from am bush, in the hope of advantage to themselves through party disor ganization. Oregotjiau. Clip Goes Cant. Boise, Unho, May 26 The wool situation has cuino to a head in thir xlatfl. Worn nut will) the conre rtpl efftita of the bu.eisto tep eH price t tie wooliirowerd wll huh! a mee'i'nr t tbt-ir noi'ociatioii June 4 ami hi iii!iut t ship their clipa Kast on c Pfiami ent ui uuder 80D19 other annnm-rii' nt. Tlii was the ritcit-ioti iph liril t hia mfriir.i. bv a number of rpVftep)!tivp Divert-. Thev (ointiniiiii'Htiil with 1' tsilei.t 1' W. GooJinir, of the slate HHHociuiion and hu agreed to ca 1 the proposed iiiopt iiia at once. The buyers hav been oiTetinjr. to iimi IS cents. No piie 1ms tu-en ce tii-il upon by the growers, but it ia evident thev demand at leaal (j cents more than that. Great unconcern has been mani fested by the buyers. Thev to nut r little and look at clip-", bur letuni with out having made .purchase. The tepresentt'ie of the Lafavtte M lis, who has made many piiichtie-e" a prices better than 22 cents, as today called otf by his company. This satis fied the growers that the dealers had brought pressure to bear snd that t lit plot was a deep one. The action te ported followed. Deafness Cannot ba Cured. by IochI HppituationH, they raimot reach the itinimed piirtiuu ol tna ear. Then) ii ouiy one ay to cure doafnw", aul that li ly oonntitu HoubI rernelie4. I'snf nm 1 eauiwil by an in darned condition of the mmioua lluins' f the hubtaceian Tube. When this tnbe U inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear tn, and when it la entirely cloued, I'eaineat ii th ri'snlt. H' d niiln 8 the iiilliinmitt'Oii can be taken oat and this tube re tored to It normal couditiuii, iieannv will do destroyed forever; nine taes out of is i arc ci :il b t Urrh. which ia nothinx but au tnllanieU condition oi tbe mucoua en rf area. We will Riee one Hundred Dollar for any case of lieafnea (earned by catarrh) I lint uau nt be cured by Hali'a Vtarrh Cure, bend for ciiculart, free. F J. CHFNEY J; CO , Toledo, 0. Pold by Druglhts, 75c. Titic Mali's ruuiiiy nils for constipation. Postmaster Robbed. G W. Fouts, Postmaster at Riverton, Ia., nearly lost bis life and was robbed of all C'lm'ort, aaeoroii g to His letter, which says: 'Far 2J years I bod chionio liver cornplint, which led to such n severe cb6 of j nndice Hiat even ray liuger, nails turned yellow ; whpn my dootor prescribed Elect no Bitters; wbiob enred me and have kept me well for tleven years." Sure core for Bi'i-oasr.i-8a, Neoraljtii, Wewkriees and all btocj'ich. Liver, Kidny and JJIaJder dersiitf-meuts. A wonderful Touio. A Patteisoo A Son Drtitf, Hture. SOoeiit.i. Mrs. L. E. Cohn's n illirerv stocK it being Bold oat at era, pattern hau at. 12.00 now 7.50, Lingerie hats $t.00,f trimmed bata for 82 00 to 9.t0. Every thinu in the store at reduced prices. Mrs. 2Seel in cbarg. Mrs. Cobn will be in tbe atore Saturday's, from 10 to 4 o clock. Iloveyo.i weekness of any kind stom ach, back, or any organs of tbe body? Don't dop yourself with ordinary mtd oiDe. noilistHr's B"olry Moaotain Tea is the supreme ourative power. 35 ctntf, Tea or Tablets. W. P. McMilleu, Lei i Oregon. A Mountain of Gold. could col bring as much happiness to mre. iiuoi v iiKs, ot uaroluie, Wis., as did one 25o box of Buckled' Arnica Halve, when it completely oared a run ning sore oo her leg, which bad tortored ber for 23 long years, Oreateot antisep tto bealer of Piles, Wounds, and Sores. 25c at Pattersons & Son, Drag Store. It poors tbe oil of life into yonr system. It warms yon op and starts tbt life blood circulating. That's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain does. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. W. P. Mc Millen, Lexington, Oregon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Chinese Docler. Mr. J. Moti Foo, an experienced com pounder of Chinese medicines, suc cessor to the late Hon Wo Tung, of Alb any, Oregon, is no prepared to urnish Chinese medicine to all. 'Die undersigned recommends him ad guarantees satisfaction. Call or write him at No. 117 We&t Second Street, Albany, Oregon. JIM WESTFALL. Mayll-JunelO. Child Scalded to Death. North Yakima, Wash , May 16 The 10-moutb-old child of Henry Anderson fell into a boiler of hot water at 1 p. m., Saturday. Tbe mother left tbe child Bitting od a chair near the boiler, while she went to tbe kitchen. Wben she re turned the child was on it bead in tbe water, dead. HOLLISTER'S Cocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Buy If ediolna for Baiy People. Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. A specific for Constipation, Indigestion, Live nuu A.iiiu- j' Aiuuuivn. i tintra, ii&cui, .uipuia Blood, Bad Breath, Kliierjish Bowels, Headache DEPARTMENT OK THK INTERIOR, TAND Office at The DkIIcs. Ore.. May?4 MK. Notice is hereby iriven that John Miller, of Xarninmi Ore , has filed notice ol bin uiteution to make final live year jiroof in support of his claim, viz: Homi-xteari Kntry No. 7448 made June 2, l) for the NHSKH. 8WViK!, Sec tion J1 and NWl4NE. section 14, Township 5 S . Uavine 'J5 K. W M .xnd that said pronf will be madn h fore J. P William. U. 8 t'oui mikdloner at hla office in Hepp ;er, Oregon, on July 20. 19110. He name the following witneanee to prove hln uontinuoiix reeidbuce upon and cultivation of Nald land, viz: Eiiffone Chapel, B. F. DeTore. C. HastlnM aud Kdwlu Cox all of Hard in uu, Oregon. MICHAEL T. NOLAN. Keginter. Maj3t-July5 and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea in tab let form, 85 cents a box. Grnuine made by Holi.ibtecb Daro Company, Madison, Wis. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Denartmnt of the Interior. Land Office at The Dalles, O.egon. May 21th, 1000 otlce is unreby given that moras Y. Sum ner, of Shaniko. Oregon, has tiled notice of hia intention to make final commutation proof in support of his claim, via: Homestead Kiitry No. 10388 made Feb. 15th, 1902, for tbe Lot 1, Hectlon 6, Lots 3 and 4 aud Sfi! NW'4 Section 5. Township U b , Kange 19 K , W. M. and that aaid proof will be tna1e before the Register and Keceiver, at 1 lie Dalles, Oregon, on July 18th, ltfUtt He names the forowing witnesses tonrova his continnons residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: J B. C'artw riant, J. H. Garrett, J. J. Hatght aud Leslie Friday all of Sanlko, Oregon. MICHAEL T. NOLAN, Beglster. MBjSl-JnljS. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. Land Otlice al The Dalies, Oregou, May 15, 1 mi. Notice is hreby gives that the follow ix named settler has II mil notice of his iiiien iiui to make nual pi oof in support of hia claim and that "aid proof will be in a 4" before J. V. Williams, IT 8. Commissioner, at his orhYe In Heppner. Oregon, on June 'ilst, lHOrt, viz: Arthur K. Reia, of Hardman, Oa gou, on H. K. No. )U8. for the H&li, t-ection 11, l'. 58.. R. 2d E., W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upoa aud cultivation of said lano. viz: Kitha ti Boveland. W. H, Davis, J. If. Ridge way aud John Browu all of Heppner, Oregon. MICHAEL T. NOLAN. Register. Mayl7-June?5. The Republican licket. United States Senator, short term F. W. MULKKY, of Portlaod. United States Senator, loni term JONATHAN BO URNE, Jr., of Portland. Governor JAMES WITUYCOMBE, of Corvallis. Secretary of Statf FRANK W. BENSON, of Roaeburg. State Treasurer GEORGE A. STEELE, of Portland. Supreme Judge ROBERT EAKIN, of La Grande. Attorney General A. M. CRAWFORD, of Rosebnrg. Sopt. Public Instruction J. II . ACKERMAN, of Portland. State Piinter W. S. DUNI WAY, rf Portland. Commisaiooer of Labor O. P. HUFF, of Portland. CoDgreoemaa W. R. ELLIS, of Pendleton. Circuit Judge II. J. Bean, of Pendleton. Joint Senator V. G. COLE, ot Pendleton. Joint Representative W, U. BLUSHER, of Pension, morrow 1'n ii nt)- Ticket. Sheriff E. M. SIIUTT. Clerk W. O. HILL. Commissioner F. M. GRIFFIN. Surveyor VICTOR IIETH Democratic TIcke t. United States Senator JOHN M. GEAR1N. Representative in Congress JAMES HARVEY GRAHAM. Governor GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN Secretary of State P. H. SR0AT. State Treasurer J. D. MATLOCK. Supreme Judge T. G. HAILEY. Attorney General ROBERT A. MILLER. State Printer J. SCOTT TAYLOR. Judge of Circuit Court, Sixtb Judicial District A. D. 8TILLMAN. Senator, Morrow, Umttil!a and Union Counties WALTER M. PIERCE. Joint Represeutaiive, Morrow aud Uma tilla Counties W. D. CHAMBERLAIN, fflorrow County Ticket. Sheriff J. J. M'GEE. Treasure! E. G. NOBLE. Justice of tbe Peace, Heppner District J. P. WILLI A. MS. ProhUbiiiou tomili Ticket. Joint Representaive II . C. GAY. County ComiiBiofier J. J. ADK1S-. Treasurer W. P. SCRIVE2JER. Coroner J. L. Yeaje'. Heppner Gaxetta Weakly Oregonian, Deaths for Appendicitis. decrease iu the smuu ratio tliat tbe use of Dr. Kiuk'h New Life Pills iuorcases. They save you from danger and briri quick and paioleas release froia ouusii pation aud tbe ills growing out of it. Streni;tb and vigor always follow tbeir use. Guaranteed by Patterson A Sod, Druggist. 25c. Try them. CASTOR I A lor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signatory of i c a Y jd r .ii . i V II inciai canoi xor rvv rMARK X BETWEEW THE 3 STATE, ( For United States Senator Vote for Od ft I 12jOUEME. 10SfIHA3t ja, of Mult. Qo..EpiHBaJy J"L-- I For United States Senator Vote to ' I 17y. MULKLY. I'MJ W, of MnltaomAli Oo. .BcpnbA lJ For Governor Vote for C itO WITirCoaa.! JaMZJ, of Heaton Oo. .Eepubh iii I For jjnpreme Jndge Vote lor y . frffiQi m I BAKIll, ROUZET. of Omoo Ccacty .Etpubt, BfefiB Fcr e,Tetary cf Etats Vote for 4 ESK80U. rEAifS W, of Uoulai Ccuiity .topubiiA F giz.it TraainrCT Vote for Only tiflSTliZL, GEOBUU A, cf C.clmnaa Co Eepaallcj For Sjupsristertlent of Public Instruction " I A Vots for Ol j jfAcaKMAK, j. it., o; ncccaa c. . . Htjiul DiaTs f For Attorney General Vots for Of I -w) f 9:00 a.m. I ,87 CaAWroSi), A. M, cr Oo-fhM County. .Bepclul f I For SUte Printer Vcte for Onj) I DtnTWAY. WtLLia 8.. of kinltsjnua CoAayublieif 9:00 m 'J- , Vf Factories and Workahops Vote for 6V I aa F norr. o p. of iiaLvmit rv.ur.tw nni,iiJ) I I 2 Congressional DistriOL I For Preientativ to Coz.gr tu Vote for w I I S ) W. B, of UrnttUI Oamty Bpa I RIGHT IN THE HEIGHT OF THE SEAS N The propar fit and style shows in every paxr It has been shown beyond a doubt that leather finished in tan or chocolate color is cooler and more comfortable during the hot weather season. The color does not show dust or dirt as much as the black does; therefore they always look neat. tyen's Russia Vici Kid Blucher on Shoes; chocolate color.. IjrLUU Ten's Khaki Canvas Blucher Q itn Shoes O.UU Men's Fancy Duck Blucher 1 7D Oxfords.... 1,1 0 Men's Tennis Cloth Shoes 1,50 Ladies' Vici Kid chocolate col- Qfl 7J ored Blucher Oxford Ties.... Mtj.lU Ladies' Calfskin tan colored Oxfords .., 3.25 2.25 Ladies' Chocolate Vici Blucher Oxfords, fancy Children's Barefoot tan colored San dals, sizes 5 to 13, f 1.00, $1.25, $1.35 MIKTO Se COMPNY IOC OREGON AND 1M0N PACIFIC Onlv Line EAST via SALT LIE m HE TWO TRAINS DAILY TIME SCHEDULES Hkppnkr, Ob. Fast Mall For East aud West Fast Mall From East and West Exprewi For ast and West ExpreM From East and West Daily Arrivkb Pacific University FOREST GROVE, OREGON. A HIGH-GRADE COLLEGE WITH SUPERIOR EQUIPMENT. Beautifully located twenty-six miles from Portland. Full regular college courses. Academy gives strong preparatory and Ilifffi School courses. Conservatory of Music and fchool of Art, with superior instructors. Business branches taught. Gymnasium and Field Athletics under a Physical Director. Well-equipped Laboratories. Library of 13,(X0 Volumes. Healthful social life; religious influences. All student enterprises active. THE SCHOOL THAT STANDS FOR THE BEST IN EDUCATION WRITE FOR CATALOGUE THE ALPS Joiix Zollinger, Prop. Fine "Wines, .Liquors, and Cigars. . . . Appetizing Lunches. Hakdman, - Ohkhox. 5:35 p. m. 5:35 p. STEAMER LINES. n . .nfM HAtwAon Pnrtlaflf! Aatftrf. Oroeon City, Dayton, Halem, Indenendeucf . ..i .11 -nl,,n,kl in1 Wlll.,..tl Biver point. SNAKE RIVER ROUTE. a.MmAM haiMn m nirit and Twftnn Imti Riparta daily at 10:40 a. m. except Saturday returDing leaya Lewis ton daily at 7 a. m. excep'. Friday. j. B. HUDDLESON, Agent, Heppner, A. L. CKAIO, TUI.'i MEANS DOLI.A1H TO VOL". Tilt INVESTORS' GClDli 111 sell you property uo matter whero located. . now system. Ona thousand saicsincu are ure to do businePs. If you have onythlnS to ell or exchange, or a new enterprise joa Ih1i jromoteI, or a Rood invention to pat on the narket, don't (ail to write tolay, Address: THE GUIDE PUBLISHING CO., 311 Mart,uatn Bldg., Portland, Ore. VANTED: by Chloairo wholesale nd mall order lou.e, awlstant riiHiiHuer (man or wimmn) fo il's county and adjoining territory. (Salary til ind expenses paid weekly: expense money ad vanced. Work pleasant; position permanent. No investment or pr rturi nnf.A rvtmirmA Mil. rm time Taluabln. Write at once for fall particu lars and enr-loce snlf-add reused envelope. Before You Order Tombstones, Marble or Granite Work You will do well to see Mbnterastelli Brothers and get prices. They have a fine stock oo hand. mAIN STREET, HEPPNER, ORE. WANTS. The national Want advertising medium la Th Outlook ot New York. Circulation 120.au copies every week among the best people In al parts of America. Want advertisements bvn cents a word. Band for circular, or better still send your Want. AprlU9-Mayia WANTED: Gentleman or lady with (Caul reference, to travel by rail or with a rig. f.r a firm of t250.00U.00 capital. Salary tl. 072.00 per year and expenses: salary paid wteklv aid expenses advanced. Address, with stamp, Jos. A. Alexander. Heppoer, Oregou. MaylONovli.