Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, February 28, 1907, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Heppner Gazette EnUMishix March HO. ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING. Fred Warnock Entered at the Postoff ce at Heppuer Oregon, Mcond-olaai matter. Thursday.... February 23, 1907 Now let us help the railroad commission to do eomethiog. The evidence iu the Thaw trial would indicate that a fast life is not what it is cracked up to be. Come to the Gazette office ncl get your early gnrdea seeds free, now that spring is here. The gov ernment pays for thp seeds. The ladies of tue Ileppnei has net nan team wtio piayeu tin lone ladu-s last S-iturday, speak very highly of the courteous treat' ment and friendship shown by the people i'f lone. A business leureseutative oi -i t-vii 1 r 1 1 i 1 - l J 1 louu it. uocKeniier says inai mt poor old fellow's fortune ha beet rrjai v over estimated. rle is only worth $300,000,000 which brings iu the ualtry iucome ol from ir.000,00r to J$20,000,000 vearlv. Poor old mau. - - From all over the country comet K. , i f !, l ,uo olu, "l luo luiy labor. In Laaada, the great ac- rivirt; nf railrnad hnildincr Iia. created a demand for men in rail road construction work that can not be supplied. Contractors arc scouring tne country ana even looking to Europe for some means to relieve the situation. Sixt thousand men are needed for rail road work alone in Canada. Early spring crop prospects were J never better in Morrow county. Owinc to the fact that the graiu belt was well covered with snow, during the cold weather of last month, grain was not injured, and has already commenced to make a vigorous growth under the in fluence of the warm weather. Dnring the past winter the percip itatiou of moisture has been un usually great and the ground it- now wet down deeper than it has been lor a number of years. A j moiiiiiient wheat irrower of thi Eight Alile district lniorms in ...... i .1 Gazette, that present conditions- would indicate a crop for 1907 equal to the bumper crop of 1891 The acreage in this county thit year will hardly be up to the aver age. Local Notes. Eben Andrews was in town from his ranch near Jordan Sidinc, Monday. A C. Pettys, the pioneer farmer of the Jordan district, was a busi ness visitor in Heppner, Monday. Geo. H. Goebel, national organ- izer and lecturer for the Socialist P 'rty, will speak in Heppner OU almi iltr8t.rnf ilieEnt'ateof Jay Jdhiroii, ue i . ceiise'l. will nmke Final Settlement of bin rc- March 13. V. H. .JcComb and son shipped a train load of cattle to Bozeman, Mont., Monday. They had been ready to ship for over a month, but wera held up on account of blockaded railroads. Three Sdiestnan for our new county, to a nship ar.d raiiroa.J surveys of Ore foa. 1 he.io surveys a e a splendid compilation of facts, figures and draw ings, and of woti'ierfu! vaiue. Counties a'i . Uj p an.: bet yl-(-!i a'i etat jffi-Mc:.a! li.-tti a' 1 j. f.O:. rhewn and distance) is n'.no hIiow n ; con i c.r'.lr pi!, riiinibe'ei; vi-ii. Other feaMiM-s Jl. !!)!!. A fple:i(l.(. l ;! ., .!.! . :' - -I .: t:i: ti.atl. !, 1 -.N'ai y i: Co., ( 'liii.-aB'j. Ills. I .r '-.i . 3r.i rl -. ;., 1 :u . j .i-, cellar, goo; ..otifco uci, ;rbir.:ted, wood ghed, f.-bii... !. i '( i . i -i : :i, it i S goo;. ( lot: X: '.; .: : , ; .! ilti srtei-t, goo: t!i of w v r, Hniil,bfir y and f?haIe trfif 1 it-e K;ar i ;ri an-i ! k) .-t ks fto:n publ i pflioo!. Price Sl&J'J. Inquire at tbih Regulation of Forest Reserve (Cotitiru(xl from pae one.) old established sheen trail. Thi tn.il to be )4 mile wide to Ellis creek cross inc. Then 1 mile wide to intersec i n of trail No. 2. Except Leaving the county road near Boiles' camp and following ridge between Willow and Butter creeks, con nectiog with Ar'JUikle roaJ on the sum mit of tidjre. W. B. Barratt, C. A Minor, Job-i Kilkenny. The committee of stockmen desire to recomend that the e son for pening the Hepp 'er Fo ev Reserve for razin in 1007 as follows ; Five mile and Tavl r cr ', citileand horse range, be pe ieJ Irom .May 20 to Oct. 13. Msdison Tutte, June 1 ti Oct. 15. Lower I'ota i us, M t cli 1 to Feby. 28 of the following year. Willow creek, May -0 to Oct. 15. On eight acres of land 3. F. Danlei of Bristol, Vt., raised 250 bushels of onions, 2.200 bunches of small onions, 13,000 cabbages, !X)0 cauliflowers, 100 bushels of cucumbers, 100 bushels of turnips, 100 bushels of table beets, 150 bushels of green peas, 200 bushels of potatoes and three acres of sweet com The modern steam turbine was In some respects anticipated by an Inven tion of an Italian architect named Branca, who lived In the seventeenth century. In far more distant times the engine devised by Hero was at least a hint of the turbine which is now mak- 1ns headway against the familiar re ciprocating steam engine. A novel and apparently successful burglar alarm which was recently put KP lu storo of a Baltimore grocer I U 1 1. . . . . , uu.-j iuu merit, oi simplicity ana cnenp- ness. He placed over the door of the grocery an ordinary shovel, bung on a "f vt.cui.-n uuo jijoyp, woujd falJ aud make rackot Burglars visited the place the other nlSbt. the shovel did all that was ex- pected of it, and the burglars, alarmed by the noise, took to their heels. S. S. Wertz of Altoona, Pa, has Some Into possession of a valuable and historic heirloom. It is a watch that was anoe owned by Lafayette. He came by the watch through the death of a rel tlve, John Van Pelt, at Germantown The watch, a rather unique timepiece. was made by Qregson, Paris, for Lafa fette. It is made of gold and Is studded with some 480 pearls, and Instead of a nalnspring a small chain encircles ths Aram and keeps the watch in motion. Spice Perfection Sold cn Merit J.A.FDLGER&C- hlSH BRAD I SPICES Always the Same J. A. Foyers Co. San Francisco NOTICE OF FIN A L at TTLEMEN1 I Vntlrt iu nlrall 'VHnt thn ,, r A a u i ..,m.t counts with said estate HHflu-h mlinli.titnitor. I at the term of tl.e (.'un itv Conn of Mmriw I County, to he holrten at Hppn(r in Haul Conn y, on ih 4'h ilny .Man li A. u i mp?. lan 'Jl K J1. w. h French, i1mtiiitrator of the K-iUtte of Jay JuhLSOD. deceased. CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office, La (iramle, Oregon. February 11. l'7. A sufficient contest Rih'lftvit having teen filed in this ortice r,y l.nfe lvnlnii.l. cmti-ht-an', ai;a:!.3' li'ui.e-tf.i'l i,t-y No. l-'.-U. Ma 2". .1 f r cw'j v' i mi- ' .. nn'.ie.'i m':i t,,n ;;: t..t it. raistre J7 . M. tv V i lia.-n V Jo vi !:-!. c:it' i,., i -i v. I, i h ir i. i!---1r if at Wi l i N J-hi.Kon ha -i-. iih:t:tiinHi-,l t:;ic; t!,;ii ,u !M li " ' 'I !.; n-i'l-. r.-' - .ill im..e th.ii -.X mitnUiH h:u,..' m ikint; . -id 'iitrv; f t h:m t.'hi-t 1 tint v -t; 1 ! r.lm'i if d 'ii: lv,i!i-,l hi nu, , arlj i(.iU.reii by i..w; iljat lie bna mil r.-- i-1 '.; Mil l iand and thm S;ij,. al.s'vici. frrrin l;iis,i -.va ru d-!C t . I -ri: ir. i.t :n liiMiirwy. i.;.., ic 1:1 ri i c -r o, the Criit-'id -ta f. .--.it f-ar:.- art? !it'I; uoiili' d tn ii;.ii,-:ir4 .or; i a;;d ti.'f- i-vi.leiii riinrliii. -li i nliMii.f inn at hi ttfim-k a. ui.. or .lan .'l 2.i I'.i7. f-f )- J . '. 1 i ii .i,-. C. .-. I 0:11 rr; : ' .-: -r at h:.- ?l'-i-ill li j-i.it. i !ro:;.:i. hi:i tliat l.i.fc! ti-ain a li t . h,.j,i .,- li n,:.ork -n., on Mrch- 1 7 . I. inn. lb. K'-V'.-r an Hii-i-iver at th- tn ted .-tufa 1,-o.d Otllii- in i.i irMidi'. r.-!T'n. 'I t.- t-H.'i i-'Miti'p.-.t liKVip?. in ii prin r Ji d.!vit. liiel l- lirnary i. 1: 7. n-t tnrtii (hi liii h hi.o v tjut i.iter duo tliiu't i.ce i.irrMi.m -'r ire if this notice mii Mit 1m- liunir, it i iii r, ty (.rdt-ti-d ht '1 d r rti -i tht S'li n notii- je (fivcH due and roj -r utiiif-at:rni. V.. V. . Vii-, f;.-i:;rt r. A. A. UUKt.H l a, Keceiver. Keb. 11-Mih -1 Al wr-,i reliable The Weekly OreKonfaa Wetkly Jrfgonlau Heppner Uazette- Ihi SPORTING WORLD feobosttlaff Sosssoa. Ice boat races are now' at the height Of the season's activity, la New Jer sey, New York, Pennsylvania, Wlacon ln, Michigan and Illinois thousands of daring Ice sportsmen are endeavor ing to lower previous records. Tho Ice boat Is the fastest racing ma chine in existence, excelling "t times ICE BOAT SCCD COIN'O FIFTY -MILES HOUK. the speed of even the swiftest of auto- I mobiles. A few years ago an ice boat on the Shrewsbury river, New Jersey, covered part of a course at the rate of a mile -in 33 seconds. That terrific rate of speed is still the world's rec ord. American League Topics. Kube Waddoll, the famous pitcher of the champion Philadelphia Athletics, may be sold or traded to the Boston American team before the beginning of the next championship campaign. Con nie Mack, manager of the Athletics, was in Buffalo in conference with Manager Collins of the Bostons, and the deal whereby Waildell will become a mem ber of the Puritans may be announced soon. One of the reasons assigned for Mack's willingness to let Waddell go Is the coldness of the Philadelphia fans toward Rube. When the big twlrler broke down last fall part of the Quaker fans thought his ailment was not gei uine, althout the management was thoroughly convinced that tho famous "souUiaaw" wal "all In" at the finish of the season. On account of Waddcll's eccentricities and desire to stand high in the- estimation of the rooters Mana ger Mack is afraid that Wnddell would not be at his best if the fans were in different about his work. "Rube has got to be the whole show wherever he is," said Mack, "and if the Philadelphia people failed next spring to warm up to his pitching and rave over his actions on the ball field he might soon lose heart In his work, and so I think ho would tl bettor work with some other team, but the deal is by no means consumiuate.-l." President John -.m of the American league was with Mack. He announced his staff of umpires for the coming sea-1 son. The name of Jack Sheridan heads tho list, although that veteran has not yet signed bis contract. If he signs the staff will include Sheridan, Connolly, O'L'jughlln. Hurst, Connor, Evans and Conlhan. Jack McCarthy is not to be retained next season, probably on ac count of the numerous rows ho had with players. "Wicker Signs 1900 Contract. The great pitcher. Bob Wicker, has signed his coutract to pitch for the Chi cago Nationals in 190(i and during a talk with President .Murphy said he considered the team much stronge. with the addition of Moran, Shockard and Stelnfelut than It was last season. Former Manager Frank Selee was heard from, too, his letter from Fay wood, X. M., reaching the office of the Cubs' president the other morning. Mr. Selee congratulated the Cubs upon the acquisition of Sheckard and 3tate;I that the Chicago Nationals looked stronger hpy ever had to him. Forest and Pare Air. A rnrisian scientist while testifying to the greater purirj of the air In the vicinity of forests, does nut attribute the cause to a greater richness in oxy genthe quantity of the latter being the same in the atmosphere of woods as in plains but to the absence of those agents which vitiate the atmos phere of towns. When forests are not surrounded by marshes a well treed region is next to exempt from epi demics. Versailles Is u case in point. It is surrounded by a screen of for ests. Epidemics are unknown, yet thu city has the most wretched water. E. R. HUNL0CK PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Oki:i:ci: oi;ms .'! ki 4, ()!!) I'KI.I.OWS IU iLDIN'G. UaKes a tif( iait v d A.-v ,:i9 IhseaKf i and C.i'.arr!., (V!!s pii!:: attei iled. ' ... y i AH Ideal Gontlemaii's Bcsort 15ILLIARI) AND POOL ROOMS We take np cjal prids in keeping r:,lr Tobacco and Cigars in c.i- lient condition. Forty dilTerent brands ol hi;h gra iu vignrs constantly in to(k. Try one of our Hayan.is. Cigars wholesale and Ketaii. CSAg I GILLIAM GENBAL HARDWARE FARM MACHINERY HARDWARE TOOLS CUTLERY TINWARE We Have a First Class Plumber GILLIAM X UOOl) INVESTMENT. Valuable farm and Outfit Offered for Sale. Ten hundrfd and forty acres of deeded land in the famous Butter creek dis trict. Plenty of running water the year round. Four hundred acres of good wheat land. Eighty acres of nlfalfa under irrigation. Thirty acres more of fioe alfalfa laod practically under irriga tion. All undpr fence. 83,000 resi dence. Good barn and sheepshed, camphouse and other sheds. One of the finest orchards in Morrow county, on the famous Batter creek, This orchard last year netted the owner 500, and the people who nought the fruit picked all of it. The fruits are principally apples and peaches. The place is completely equipped with everything necessary for farming and atockraisiDg which will no with the ranch at the purchace price as fo'lows: TweDty-three hnndred head if first class stock sheep, 32 head of fine Merino and Lincoln bucks, I wo spans of good mules, one span of fine mares, other youn'it horses, hogs, chickens, ana a complete outfit of machinery, all in good condition. Price 830,000. $12, 000 down and ten years time on the balance This place will pay for i t f el f and is one of the best investments in Morrow county. For further inorma- tion, call on or address Fred Warnock, Heppner, Oregon. Of oourse you pay your money, But you get your money's wnrh, tor what does money mean to yon When Rooky Mountain Ten'a on earth? V. P. MoAliileu, Lexing ton; Oregon. OME to Radium Sprines and rest Free yourself from the worries and caret which have . . nL i wviii vuui iiti , c. li uia vi . .i i i .i i tne wonderful waiert here, whose remarkable properties will bringsure relief from rheumatism, chronic con stipation, indigestion, kidney and bladder troubles and many nervous disorders. This splendidly equipped sanitarium possesses every medical resource, provides every luxury of the finest hotel and offers all the comforts of the home. Located amid the mountains where magnificent scenery, delightful wal b.and fine fishing abound. Information as to equipment, accom mcdations and rates cheerfully supplied upon request SANITARIUM 1 1 PJESW , A4T Vw5? iV tOME to Radium' Mi IilllU'Ul & BISBEE a & BISBEE Red Front Liveru & Feed SaiDles Willis Stewart, Prop FIRST-CLASS LIVERY RIGS Kept constantly on hand and can be furnishes on short notice to parties wishing to drive into the interior. First class : : Hacks and Bugules CALL AROUND AND SEE US. WE CATER TO THE : : : : : COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS AND CAN FURNISH RIGS AND DRIVER ON SHORT NOTICE : : : Heponer, Oregon COPriCmt An Angel Cake that i more dnllrintis thn rhe Nectar the Gods fed on high Ulympu, we will furnish you if your palate craven It, bnt for ooil, ordinary wordly. everyday fare there's nothing that will compete with onr pure and i delicious breads, healthful, palataMe and nuteieious. We pride oiirgelven on making the the best bread in this part of the Mate, and those who use It will bear tie up in our as sertion. Geo. Rohrman. THE BREWERY The Best Liquors and Wines. HOPGOLD BEER Leading Brands of Cigars C. F. McCarter, Prop; 3H. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. rtopartment of the Interior, Land Olliee at Tne Kalles, On-K'ni. Dereinber 7th. Notice i hereby civeti Unit .M.-laucthoii n. M'liui'nof ilhiilinitn, i ircis'uii, has hied iiotirenf bin ii:K'i:tiiii to make linal rive year prr.of in iiii ii;l nf l is claim, viz: Hii:ii''ivi. Kntcry N.i. :i.'.7:i mi lie Am .. 2', V.tri. fur tic NK.V-K1 of i Tlnii !'. I p. . niii li lirt'is" J.) KnPt, i.utH 1 a. nl :i and fl'.MV. of sm urn 7. Towm-iiip H -i.i:t,, Kmnc -y, K.. V. M., Hiid that Miid ortMif will lm iii1i-Ix-fore the ("onnty Clerk, at Ili-i-i:. r. ;ei;ii, on Janii ry I ", l'.n. m name- !!, foliou ivir wiini sscw to prove bi Oniitiiinoii" residence iij'on and cultivation oi x-iid laud, viz: Win. I. Iihl'. of Troiitdaic. "renon, Pavil II. Jciikliif.of lia-loii. nliini:ton. Kit II At I. 1'. .NOLAN, KcBlsler. Decl.l-JaiilO. Tne editorial pace of th Weekly Ore- ror.lan rlvee a. broad maUMnt to a wide The Famous n. in mm Extra High Grade Old Goods HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE PALACE BAR Oregon and umon Pacific Onlv Line EAST via SET LAKE and DENVER TWO TRAINS DAILY- Dally Dki'akts TIME SCHEDULES DaUy Arkivcs HgFI'NKB, OR. Fast Mall-For East and West Fast Mail From Kant and West Express For East and West Express From East aud West 9:00 a. m. 6:35 p. m. 9:00 a.m. 5:15 p. STEAMER LINES. Boat service between Portland, Astoria, OroRon City, Dayton. Salem, Independence, Corvallls and all Columbia and Willamette River point. SNAKE RIVER ROUTE. Steamers between Rlparia and Lewi ton leave Riparia dally at 10:40 a. m. except Saturday, returning leave Lewis ton dally at 7 a. m. except Friday. J. B. HUDDLESON, Agent, Heppner, Wt McMURRAY, O.P.A. Before You Order Tombstones, Marble or Granite Work You will do well to see Monterastelli Brothers and get priceB. Tliej have a fine stock on band. MAIN STKFFT, IIEPPNKK, (IKE. THE ALPS John Zol,lix(;ek, Proprietor Wines, Liquors and Cigais Lunches of till Kinds Hardnuin, Oregon lei; Cream lee ('ream Soda Jlitfh (Jrade ('mars Fresh Candies Nuts and Fruits Lunch (Joods JceCold Coca Cola Oranead(( JJoot Jeer Friedrich THE TAILOR Is here acain and to stay. Our knowledge and f-kiil io the ait of taking measures, cutting and niakinir garments enables Ms to pive perfect siitiFfaction to the man seeking food iittini: clotbes. Kemember a'i the work is done ticht here and not in Eastern sweat sbos. FRIEDRICH, THE TAILOR The Palm j Robert Hart, Prop. ;