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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1908)
The Heppner Gazette Entblislw' March SO, 1883. ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING. Fred Warnoek ICaCcred at the l'oatofllce at Heppner Ore gou, 8 ifconil-clftss matter. Thursday Sept. 2-1, 1908 Nobody Siiiil nuy thing about tbp fc'ntp fair itt Srtlem briugiu rain this time. Hpner needs wore residence IjttiUiiugs. Tlie detnaml uever was crester fr rehideuees. Tiiere ar not ?cHigb bouses to supply the tie The State fair at Salem, which closed Sit in (Uj-, wia the most successful fair ever held at the capital citv. The atteudauce was inrge from ail over the state Suob meetings will help to juiu common interest in the state of Oregon. Tbs Portland Telpprara is fer fcinst the theatre drop curtain sidvertising and is devoting much pace to the subject. To prohibit i is kind ol . advertising, at one vvipe, where would that class of advertisers who uever place an ad ia n newspaper put their spiels? acd Leu w hat a blank stare there would be while the peanuts are heir; munched between acts. The Eugene Coinrnerci d Club Las voted to continue promo tion work and agreed to raise $15,000 for the nest year, as against 810,000 the past year, to carry on tie work. A population of lo.OOO by January 1, 1010, is the slogan far the campaign. The enterptise of Eugene citizens has made the university city one of the best towns in the northwest. This epirit will give to Eugene the coveted 15,000 people, by 1010, and probably more. V II.KY.lt II B.l. The marriage of Mr. R. E. Wiley and Miss Helena M. Rhea was solemnized at the residence of the giootu on Main street, Wed nesday evening. The beautiful and attractive home hnd all been furnished ad was ready for occupation with pleasing effects. The floral decorations consist ing mainly of red and white car nations, terns and Oregon grape were arranged iu beautiful con trast with the color effects. Promptly at S o'clock, the oflii ciating minister. Rev. Henderson, appeared in the p trior followed by the bride and groom aud the im pressive ceremony was performed. A large number of invited guests were present to witness the cere mony and offer congratulations. After congratulations, in order to serve the mauy present, a num ber of tables were arranged aud refreshments were served. Mr. aud Mrs. Wiley are both very popular youug people of Heppner. Mrs. Wiley is the daughter of Columbus A. Rhea, president of the First National Dank of Hepp uer, and a pioneer citizen and bus iness man of Morrow county. She is an eccornj dished young lady aud has a large circle of ft iends. Mr. Wiley is a Boston Jboy and comes from sturdy old New Eng land stock. Mr. aud Mrs. Wiley received many beautiful and valuable presents. 1 8 i lli? V i Iff B M w l-cllff 1 Showing what a tremeiufous influence for good it will be to Oregon the number of hogs, cattle and sheep that must be raised the money to be made in stock the value of a better market the enor mous increase of real estate values that is certain to fol!:uv a complete story of the world's biggest ministry, t:aiieil i-Kbi-i to you on request. The m edition is limited. Send a postal for it today. a COLUMBIA f RIOT COMP- ? r Imrdvistnctrairj mi 111 -. .n . M Spanish Delaine Yearling Bucks for Sale. After the 10th of OJob?r. 1 will have hat the big Chicago mail order ! f'-r 'e at. my place near Monument, a fine lot of Spaiiieh Delaine bucks. Terms to suit pmrlmFer. Pick out what von want and I will deliver to any place in Morrow county if desired EMMET COCHRAN, Monument, ()reir n. Louses have suffered severely in the catupriign bein;; waged by the coantry newspapers for the pro tection of home merchants and by ttie reeent hard times is shown by the annual report of Sears, Eoe-tDu-ek& Company, the largest con Cra of it kind iu the world. The uet profits for the year fell shoi t ever a million dollars from the ixesediug year, and there was a fat Eig off of about 20 per cent in 3;t sales. A "home industry" crxssie has been carried on by! tiz local newspapers throughout ibe. central west during the hist or two, nnd it is believed that tkla movement, as mudi as the Ltrd times, may have bud its iu f!ecce upon the mnil tx.oe. The Easiness of the ri.il carder Lous s .cill continue to f,ill (,f. The peo ple are beginning to realize that iilliagtbe purses of Eastern mil liauatres is not much help to the local com :n u r. i l y . Bears the y?8 w Have Always Bought Signature . f V - f . of Notice to Taxpayers. Monday, October 5, is the last day ou which you can pay your 1007 taxes without penalty and in terest. The new law makes ii dangerous for delinquents, am: you should let nothing keep oi: from raising money enough to py your taxes before October 5. E. M. SHCTT, Sheriff. Th result of decreased majori rlt jn the n'iunch old Republican &..$( of Maine, in the recent elec tion, is looked to by the opponents 3f Mr. Taft as to mean much, for Mr. Dryan. While the election was influenced greatly by local lifTairp, still it does mean some thing, ami should and probably will ie6uit in good for the Republi can candidate for the presidency. I t wilt bring the Republicans of tb9 country to a point where they -'hu better re!iz" the fact there is sictual need of organization and concentration of forces to win. Here in Oregon we can fully real rz? this fact. The Republican jtatty has been badly rent ty strife and selfi.-diueos and loo many of its Followers have been "getting f?reja" magnificently by turning ererythiog over to the Democratss. Do the Republicans now want t: gt even ag&in by turning over tlstate to Bryan. This decision a Absolutely under the control of f he Republicans of Oregon. .Stock Inspector4 Kale. Netice is hereby yiveri that the tin , , . ... i (ler.sitjnfi, HtocJt inspector lor ftloirow county, .State of Oeon, 1ms taken up and dipped one stray animal, described as follows: fav mate, branded with figure 7 or rijiht p boulder, and npi tie box with bar in center on left hip. Notice is he.eby tr've.n that if the owner or owners of Pa d above deHcribed animal do not prwnt their claims, in ihe proper tim nnd msnne', that I will at the hour of 10 oYlock a. in., un Mon day, September 21, lf(,)S. at the farm of T. J. Matl ck, 8 mi!en east of Heppner. fell said above dnncrihed mare in th manner and fur the purposes piovided bylaw. A.J.COOK, Stock Inspector for Monow county, S ate of Orezf,n. Iated .September 10, 1908. Notice for pl blicatiox. DepHrtincnt of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oreeon. Spt. 15, 1. Notice is hereby Riven that George L. liogeis.of Portland, Oregon, who. on Sept. l.Vh, 1!08. made tim!er and atone aworn statement No. 010M. for S'i HW'i and 8; UE Section 5, Townhip6 S., B. 20 K., W. M. haa tiled notice of intention to make final proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Register and Re ceiver at The Dulles, Oregon, on the 7th day of Dec.. 1U8. Claimant names ai witnesses: K. J. Cat left, J. A. McMorria and Frank Pliter. of Condon, Or. and Ralph J. Gilbert, of Portland, Or. C. W. MOORE, Register. Sept 24 Oct 29 September 28, 29, 30. October 1, 2, 3. BIGGER AND BETTER LARGER PREMIUMS MORE OF THEM Many side-shows and attractions The Pavillion is now ready for Exhibits Home Coming Week. Lets Get Acquainted Monday, "District Day'' Tuesday, ''Pioneer Day" AVednesday, "Political Day" Thursday, "Oregon Day" Friday. '"Educational Day" Saturday, '-Baby Show Day" MEET OLD FRIENDS FACE TO FACE For further juirticiilars write our Secretary. C. E. ROOSEVELT, THOS. FITZ GERALD, President. Secretary. Grand Opening of Rich Fruit Land Under the Carey Act 15,000 acres of the most fertile land in the State of Idaho will be thrown open for settlement under the Carey Act on OCTOBER THE TWELFTH TUf tri ct i on the eouth bank ( f the Snake River, on ti e main iine of the Oie'On Short Line Ilnil way, ei;ht miles east of Glenn's Ferry, a division pjint on that road. The cli-io inn of the lard will be under the supervision (f the State Lmd I'oatd of Idaho. IOCATION" uiK-xce'bd, with the verv hi h. tianpcoi tintntal trans portation facilities and closest maikets. CLIMATE uniform: no extreme b at or cold. Lot of buii. WATER is perpetual and a P'e-it surplus provide enough for GO.000 acres and 10,0C0 borae power betiles. SOIL is a volcan ic ash, decern posed lava and veg etable mcu'd. None better for fruit", alfalfa and supar beets. REDUCED RAILROAD RATES Send for Booklets and Information, to either address Kings Hill Irrigation & Power Co Main Office, Boise, Idaho. IJ. S. COOK CO., Oregon Agents. Coibett Building, Fortland, Oregon. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Sought Bears the Signature c abt6iii j. . Baan the Kind You Have Alwavs Bot'jfit !ndepenaent ana rtli&bla T& Ortfoav FOLEYSnomrTAR fr 9hUdrmt mat; . N opiate , If roa takt tbta papr aura Weekly Oregiaiaa ou won't h to beg your Notice. Notice is hereby given that I have taken up and impounded in the City Pound in.the City of Beppner, Morrow County, Oregon, the following described animal, to wit: One gray mare, ago about 16 year?, weight about 1000 pounds, branded C on right shoulder. Unlensthe owner of said animal appear and claim same and pay expenses thereon before said time, I will, on Saturday, September 20, 1908, at the Citr Pound in Heppner, Oregon, sell said animal at public eale to the highest bidder for cash in hand as provid. d in ordinance No. 70 o'. the City of Heppner. G.C.AIKEN Acting City Marshal, j gon Ore "Builders Are you doing what you can to populate your stale? OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE Settlers, honest farmers, mechanics merchants, clerka. people with brains, strong hands and a will ing heart capital or no capital. The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. is pending tons ot Orrgon literature to the East f r distribution through every available ngency. Will you not help the good work of building Oregon bv sending us the names Hiid adresses of vour friends who aie likelv to be interested in this slate? We will be glad to bear the expense of sending them complete in-' forma ion about OUKGON at d its opportunity, COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale dining SEPTEM P.KH AND OCTOBKK from Ihe East to all points in Oregon. ,Tho fates from a few principal cities are From Deliver .$30.00 From Louisville $.4-1.70 " Omaha-.... 30.00 " Cincinnati 41.l)0 " Kansas City 30.00 " Cleveland 4-17.1 " St. Louis. 3."i.o() New York .-,5.00 " Chicago 38.00 Tickets Can Be Prepaid If ynu want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, de osit the proper amount with any of our agents. The ticket will then he furnished by telegraph. J. B. HUDDLEST0N. Local Agent, WM. McMUUUY, CJ-ti. Agent, Heppner, Oregon. Portland. Oregon! a m WMWMMWMWaMMi.MWWaaMWi It's Easy to Reach North Beach Take Steamer Potter from Portland PasceriL'ers are now transferred to the railroad at AIEGLER fourteen miles up the Columbia Kiver from Ilwuco. This eliminates the nece6i'ty of bteamers waiting fortlie tide, and insuresa prompt and regular Summer Schedule. The Steamer T. J. POTTER leaves Port land every morning-except Saturday ami Sun day at 8:30 o'clock Saturday only at 2 o'clock p. m. Kememlier the Siimuifr rate on the. XT. Mil. SO hum Heppner, Oregon, to all North Beach points and return; good until September 30. North Beach is a famous, beaititul place the most perfect beach on the whole North Coast. There are accommodations galore at pi ices to Miit all tastes; dtnpinti facilities -vithout eiual pnfeet bathing conditions; all horts of amuse input... and diversions. Come, have a good rest ui.d a johy gotd time. I.e. us dend you our new summer book, and tell you all about MOUTH BEACH. J. B. H UDDKLSTON, Local Agt. JWm. McMUKUAV. Oen. Agt. Heppner. Oregon. Portland, Oregon. ' .... n,. .Wv- SL.y"l ..T .VW-j-rTirrrr -rflv: x, a- . 5" "YjP I 7 1 WW The buyer who seeks experi ence may seek it anywhere; But the buyer who heeds ex perience buys the Remington. i i I Typewriter Company Third District Fair 9 Pendleton, Oregon Sept. 28, 29, SO, Oct. 1, 2, 3.
