Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, September 24, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text1 i i V o ' VOL. 24. HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPT 24. 1908 NO. U2(i 4ULnantaMM.it. mil, 'WwM.'ii HE . iiiiffffln IIS;!! lgp I 1 iiHflff 1 For Infants and Children. m tf"f -4 W Cm. - IK'-.'- mi jo" 1 :, 55 --nor ALCOHOL 3 PB:h ni'm" Arc8e(ab!ePrcparaConforAs stmt ai mg thcFootfantRetfula nag tiic Sfomachs aiuLBovclsof The Kind You Have Always Bought -id1 Promotes DiesSion,CheerfiJ r.essand Rest. Contains neither upmni.Morphine norMitmal. Not Narcotic. JtetpeofOMDnSiWLTLmCEEn. . P.tmiu'tt Seed" jtlx-Sinna Jttl'arfoiiL'kSjJi!. Suqnr Apcrfecl Remedy forCcmsflpa lion , Sour Slomach.Diarrhoca Vor ms .Convulsions .feverish ncss andLoss OF SLEEP. facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. mmmm Guaranteed under the Food Exact Copy cl Wrapper. aw, Bears the Signature u ror uver j Thirty Years tilPTflilil JaH.fe H BBSS HI PROMISE OF BETTER SERVICE Telephone System to be Improved. SMUT TREATMENT FOR GRAIN E. C. Maddock who has return turned form a visit to Portland in forms the Gazette that the manager of the Portland office of the Pa cific States Telephone and Tele graph Co., gave promise and sub stantial assurance that the tele. phone system In Ileppner would be greatly improved in the not far-distant future. It is the intention of the com pany to add another wirp, put on another operator and install con tinuoiiB Bervice. Improvement, over the old time bad service with which Ileppner people have been forced to put up with will be a relief, especially with the local distance service. Farewell Party. THC eiNTHUIt COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. 1 .unnD.LMMirjujH JM'VjmaaaTfjrawgMi Entirely Under Local Control and Ma na g c m e nt Bank of Ileppner Capital $50,000 Fully Paid Mrs. Mary A. Neville, clerk, was the recipient of a very 'pleasant farewell prrty at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Yeager, last Saturday evening. Mrs. Neville was presented with a silver trav on wLijh was engraved the names o5 oO n 'ighbors of Maple Circle, No. 239, Women of Woodcraft, f illowing were present: Neighbors Florence, Olingiu, Male, Eianey, KiehsrJson, Mills, Kline, Summer field, Cos, Slocuin, Goff, McFerrin, Lichtenthal, Hall, Gordon, Luper, Freelan:!, Hylaud, Stephenson, Pennell, Swaggart, Yeager, Gray, Cjnner, Neville. HIGH PRICES PREDICTED Some Practical Sugges- One Dealer i3elieves $1.25 tions Offered. To the Editor of the Ileppner Gazette: So many times I have been asked what causes emu, what is smut and how should wheat be treated to prevent smut. I will endeavor to answer the above question, by publication through the columns of your wor thy paper, as I have been inform ed from reliable sources gathered here and th erp Smnt is a live plant, a parasite, growing on other plants like wheat, barley, outs, etc., of which the smut d"st is the sped or germ. Everything that lives and grows Will Rule. "My private opinion is that wheat will go to 81.25 a bushel this winter," aid A. b Benson, manag er of the Wasco Warelir.nsA A' Milling company, The Dnlles, when in Portland on a short business trip, says the -Journal. "The fact that they are paying more in England for cargoes todav thau for Decr-mber wheat tells me that there is going to be eom strong values, but, of course, it h only my own piivate opinion. I might be wrong." Mr. Benson has been connected with tha wheat trade for the pa.t 33 years, having been with the firm of G. W. McXear in Sai. irauHisco fur many years. He came to Portland a couple yeas ago and until becoming manager of Officers V. O. MINOR, lVeeiMPtit J. II. Mr H ALKY, Vicw-PreeiJent V. S WIIAKI'OX, Canhier YAWTEU CRAWTOKl), Apst. Cashier Directors W. O. MINOR C. K. WOO! is ON W. (i. SCoTT .1 II. VcIIALKV W. S. WHARTON Loans Made at Eight Per Cent. Fill PES OBIT IHTBIEST PHID OH TiUlE BEPG8ITS WE ARE GROWING (inin in Ppposits, mo ith of .Tanunry " " " '' FebriiHry March " April and May La Grand Observer: When we get our several irrigation projects constructed, which time will pro vido, we will look back upou our present condition and smile over our lawsuits over water rights. We have an abundance of water to irrigate every foot of Grand Konde. It is simply a question cf storing it. Seven Fink Reisteui:i Coi.i.ii: Pogs fok Hai.e Male for $S; fem:-b tor $5 Three of the puppies 1 year olil, ba' at:ee 4 months. All sireil by Kind Hunter, Vol. XXI, A. K. C. .Stud book, Yi. let Flora, So.'O.i, Fame hook, dam. Address S. Dn. 34 Thiid St, North, Portland, Or. Ocl Will add that if anything go( it;ii v.iia me irg'i,;ii,,-. (to then our wheat will i;t cent of 81.50 a bushel. 1 ! wort h evei v Expert Dry Goods Man. Marquardsen'd big department store has secured the services of Mr. li. C. Jeierson, an expert drv goads man from Portland. . Mr. Reierson was formerly a member sf the firm of Eeit rson & Cremer, the well known expert handlers of merchandise. lie thoroughly understands his bus iness and Mr. Marquardsen is cer tainly fortunate in being able to secure the services of Mr. lteier- sou. . s F.!:;.oi . io,:i!k; ('.;; . 51. ch; 48 Total cain for first five months, IMS NOT CAD FOR THE DULL SEASON. iasr:viihMi.,it.v!jniiLiKBi m ki .vum umv, hjui n AOTICE FOR VUr.UCATlOX. oartinent (if the Interior, Soriiil '. fnitod StnfeH Lami oflicc, I. tiramlo. Oregon. AiiijMif 10, ICiN N'ltire i heri'l'V givi'ii that, Aiiiu M. Moore, of Ht'ppner, Oregon, who on A jri 1 3dth, 1!KH, m(!f IIo!ii'Htenl Entry. No. Villi. CTM, for W'i XK' W:i HK. Section -M. Ton nchip :!. South It.-iiiK K 1st Wiillnmctto Merhlinn: lins filed notice of Intuntion to imtke final Five Year proof, to estdlillwh claim to the land above d . critici, lieforu J. I. Willlitins, 1'. S. I'ominihsion rleperilwd 1hji!s nre ailvised to rile their cl iimn, or ohjectioim, on or before t tie day nltore dcHt"sast''d for sale. Ansl-1-Septt7 F. C. Rlt WWFM.. Uecister. A. A. KOI'.EKIS. llecciver. Ye have ceveral parlies who are look- iijk mr iioiiieieao locations or renniisn ments, also some yood timber claims If you know of any nood homes' p.id or timbsr (l,ims, it will pay yon to writ: ns. Adlress, Aetna lieVlty Co, L'L'o FaUiiig B'Jj. I'ottl rid, Oiegoa. Foley's Kidney Remedy enre any ease of kidnev or bladder trcnble t . a t ' not beyond the reach of medicine No medicine can do mote. Slocttm Drtij! Co. NOTICE FOK PrpMCATtON (Isolated Tract., rubiip. land Snip Serial No. O-j'H t'nited States Land Ollice, Tlie nailed, Oregon AiiRiixt 7, ives Notice U hereby given that, aa directed by the Commissioner of the General Land Office, under cr, at h'K otlicc in Heppner, Orni;on,on the '.'Mil 1'"" i"io:-.s of Act of CongresH appioved June day of September, 'lH in:int names dh wifnpnsea: Kdwaid I'almcr, of l.-xinitfoii. Oreiron. Mnli loii llaworth, William S. Sfiaii;lit and Samuel Haworth, all of Hepiaier, Oregon. AulSh.-ptl7 F. C. HKAMWEI.I,, Kepister NOTICE FOlt I'UBIilCATlON (Ifolated Traet) Public I-und Sale I.a;randp. Oregon, Land OtTiee. Au?uH tt, I90R. Notice is hereby Riven that, as directed by tha CommiBMonerof thotienenil Ijii.d Otlice, under provisions of Act of Congress approved Jane 27, 114.M. riibllc Xi. 30:!, we will offer at public sale to the highest bidder, at lilo'elock a. m on the 2h day of September, next, nt this office, th following tract of land, to-wtt: 8W NE!. be. 7. Tp. . It. 28 E. W. M. Serial No. 079. A'J I UK 1 1 c h ...... V.m, I'ablic- So. :vi, we will otter nt public Hale, to th.. highest bidder, at 10 o'clock a. m , on the JSrd .lay of September next, at tiiiaoffice, the following tract cf land, to-wit: SY.'i i E'. S.-r. '.I, Tp. 5. S K. Si E. W. M. Any persons clain.lng adversely the shove ilescrib?d lands are advised to tile, their claims, or objections, on or before the day above designated for sle. Angl3-Septl7 C. W. MOOKE, Register, Chinese Root and Herb Doctor. He is an experienced compounder of Chinese Medicine. He treats rikvoss- fully all private, nervous and chronic diseases, also blood, stomach, hfart, hinpr. liver, kidney, female weakness, catarrh anil all diseases of the body bv tf;e use of roots and herbs, especially prepared for each case. If you cant call at his office, write for home treat ment. Consultation free. J. Man Foo, successor to Hong Wo Ton- Chinese I Ksiwiallv secondhand sspk- has stflne place where the conditions are favorable for is growth and development and when conditions become unfavorable the lifeof that particular thing is extinct. Vitriol water is death to the smut germ; but I have learned from many wheat growers in Mor row county that they do not use the vitriol as I would FUggest. We must admit that dry wheat in bags can be left uncovered and take much rain and not absorb enough moisture to prevent wheat from being merchantable, at least in this climate, and yet they expect every part of every kernel to be surrounded by vitriol water by five minutes immersion in a sack in a barrel. I siy jt will not do. Wheat in a zaii ivi a barrel is so closely packed that every kernel must, at some point, touch other kernels po close ly as to prevent the vitriol water passing between, and if at this point there is a emut seed kept from contact with the water it wou'd not be killed. By pouring wheat in the vitriol water every kernel is completely surrounded by water, especially if you btir it well. Build a trough, saj- fourteen or sixteen inches wide twelve inches deep and ten or twelve feet long. Place twenty to twenty five pounds of vitriol in aj crrain has? and nlace it in one end i l-b-'aS'int to take ol the trough. Fill trough with six inches of water. Four iu a sack of wheat, stir well, skim oil the white caps, straws and other re fuse. At one end of the trough place a drain board, scoop up the wheat and allow the snme to drain. tne water passing back into the trough. In this country we find very lit tle foreign substance iu the wheat in the way of wild ?eeds. One man can vitrol and skim more wheat in this manner than he could clean with a fanuiug mill and more than he could vitriol in a barrel and the wheat is left in rrood cot - diiion for tha drill in its passage down the tubes for seeding. And I would further suggest that the sacks in which the wheat is placed alter vitrioling should be immersed j ? . - i . ... . IJ Viu 101 water. AS tnere may De j west 0f ii.udman. Morro v County, Ore- I Stunt germs Sticking to the suck. 1 tron, the tolljwim; describe anini.il : Iron jrrav horse, weijli:ni ebou! A brass band has been orguniJ!xl it .Monument with 13 piec.M, Oregon hor.-es s well as men always get to the fiont. Clatskanie has vntel 5,000 bonds fnr crushed rock streete. Monmouth L'erald: If the peo ple of this valley would pay one tenth as much attunti.m to a Doles 1 L as is given them at Hood PJver wo would soon be gettir-g a stream of dollars that would equal tbafc received in the long ago for wheat. Barring a frost soon, a mat! nenr Milton will haven second crop r,i" young rousting j ears for hi tab: He raised one fine crop this year, and found it good, so he ate it all and fed the fodder to the cow, then he put in another crop which is now in tassel and gives promise of yielding abundantly. That the government will tafco hold of the proposition of irrigat ing the high plateau lands of the? Madras section is one of the possi bilities of the future, and that this possibility is by no near a the Wasco Warehouse & .Milling company was in the employ of A. ! r?mote one is evidenced by the Beig, w heat exporter of this city, i act ",at government engineers are 'I believe wheat will fofjno-! iu the field now investigtim? the 81 25,'' continued Mr. Ben son wnt feasibility of the project, eaj s the How to Avoid .1 ijcn!ici(i. Most victims o? appendicitis are those wno are habitually constipated. Foley's Oi ino Laxative cures chronic const:pi -iion by stimulating the liver a d bow pIs and restores the natural action of the bowels. Foley's Orirto I.ixative does not nauseate cr trripe and is mild and Ueftise substitutes. Pioneer. Fenneil ins ' his tboto ".'.Kery open aiid ready for business in the old ard. end w;l! do all kind-, cf work in that lire at prices reasonable. For the next 15 days with each dozen of our best woik, will giva an enlarge i picture, 1Gs20. For Third District Fair at Pendleton, September to Octobe- 3, the O. Ji c N. Co. will sell round trip tickets from Heppner for fo. Skiing dates from September 27 to Oc'obe- 3, inclusive. Return limit October 4. Card of Thanks. I take this method to hereby ex press my heartfelt thanks to a) the good friends who so kindly as sisted during the sickness and death of my wife. Matt LTcaiiES. A Ct.inis to i:i (;! j- People. Mot elderly people have fome kid r.ev or bladder disotd.-r iht is botii painful and dangerous. Foley's Kidney Remedy has proven a boon to many el deriv people as it stimulates the u in j ry organs, corrects irreiru'a'ities and lories nn tiie whole ys'etn. Com me nee tak. i a Foley's Kidnev Remedy at once and b.' vorous. Sloctnn IVu Co. IsisasrrerjiMe at ISomc Lots of men ami women who are a sreeable iih others, yet "cranky" at home. Its not disposi ion, its the liver. If vou fiud in vourseif that ou feeleros around th iion-e, li:!! thibirs worry yoti. just buy a bottle n F.al'ard'a Her hine and put your tiv r in shape. Yon and t-very body arrr.oi.1 i ou will fen ! Il"',i'r I' o- it. 1"; ice CO ( o:;ts i t I., tit... I'.:! li'i i-ou ci S in . Klamath Indians living in the vicinity oi'Ya nax an' prep.uiug to build a Methodist church cm Whi. -key creek to cost 1. 'JOG. tuo; .VZr;:ii;;e Mend are made by all soothinu svnifs anJ btby medicin-s that contain r.pinm an 1 narcotics. Mctiee's P.ahy KPxir c t'dns no ir:juriou or ii.i--. ,-. tic (i-:iu" i t any kind. A sur. and saie cure fr d ---o-d'-red stomachs, V, i i-U and f-df!!lres splendid for teething itif.it.t. I',.:t r son k Son. Volltr. Notice is hen by civen th it I, the un dei s'uneil, under and by virtu.;? oi th laws of the State of Oregon, prohibitinj the runriins: af bue of anim-tU within M.itrow county, have taku up and have in my possession at my place '4 mi e' I il rod H:3 rev or j i: d Virni nicrCnl l A. S. Nnspanm. r.i';:i'e. 1 S.)-.r..i, Wiiu-s: ' i.at year i stui'eied lor thre, tv.on! hs vi jrji a nrm c: ;, - vn -ir.j; ti'at it ir.'e: ! njr; :.n 1 Iliad many cf the symptoms o fever, and a doctoi's pr; s ription did not reach v.'.- c; v.:;.'. I med. cities wliicii seemed otdy to ir;ava!. it. r..;tn, v T ;;...; on having Foley's Honey an,'. Tar. ipi'cklv ct-.red mo. v.;'ej ; s" ey at ,d T..r with t u-e l Foley's Ho same succ-ss." H'uni I'l ; V. o. Medicine C, 117 banv, Oreiron. W. Second St., Al- The Heppner Oaiette the newa of Mor tow County; The Weekly Oregonian tn newg and thought of the world. Both at special price. Inquire cr addreea The Oaiette. Heppner. Or. Call at the Gasette office end learn I our dubbin offer with the Weekly Ore- tbe above ronlaa. Pacific Lodging House C.N.SHIINN. Prop. Good clean rooms, none better in town. Come and Stop With Us MAIN STREET, HEPPNER, ORE. It don't pay to raise smut. There pounds; rijht bin 1 l.-i; white almo t to 1 1- . !.,f, l.tn.t 1... . I ..1 . , . , . .., iiwi.iv, ten mini tr iilliic IU MMH.trK i is danger to explosion of threshing Ut front foot lv whi. hr;lu F;i rni c rs A t to n t i o n ! outlits, disagreeable to work in and a loss in the price of the grain. Hundreds of dollars would be saved to growers of this county in using more precaution in au en deavor to kill seems that the conditions iu this county are favorable to the growth of smut. Respectfully yourp, R. W. HICKOK. on r i iz ! t slunller, aje II , conned ed about ti years. The owner or owners of sai I aniin.il are hereby notiti 'd that unless th same is claimed within the proper time or manner, that I will on t! e d.iv rf the 6mut, Which O. tnher 1!1.K t ll,a,.v,rJ,lt..n,.,,l,..l, in the forenoon of said day at my said farm sell th i said described ammal in the manner and for the purposes pro vided by lay. Dated tliis 17th day of September, l'0S. Ptl7 24 JOHN A. A HA MS. 'saed t.i n. ai: UN'h.l.c I in ;;1 T.d i'- bllli!':.l S R AC if IC COA- c .i:n 1 would i u a;i oiler. Gram ;,uc ' ii ti.e lieppitt-r .;t ';! n io.-incbes. ci i u lv vours, r Ki.i VA Voi; c i y R. U . HlCKOiv. At tciiiinti. toil in :i SiitTcrrrit; Folcv's Honey an 1 T.t.- witl tivc mediaie relief to asthtni sc.ilVrers an ! has cured many oases that ha 1 re.'n. , to yield to other treatment. Foley's Honey and Tar is the best remedr lor cough, colds and ail throat and Irtrjr trouble. Contains no harmful du:. sloccm Prng Co.