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Oregon lllotoiicul Society. City Hall HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, rlCLY, I 1909 NO. 1165 VOL. 24. BIG CROPS Umatilla County Has Some Wonderful Crops and Large Acreage. W. B.Barratt, Garfield Crawford and Georgd Thomson returned from Pendleton last Friday, where they bad been eince Monday oj last week attending the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias. The boys are loud in their praise for the cordial, warm hearted way i which they were treated by tb Pendleton people and say that the own was simply turned over to the visitors. The recent session was the larg est convention ever held"' by the Grand Lodge aud one of the most harmonious. On Thursday the Pendleton lodge hired automobiles ami gave all o the visitors a ride out through the. wheat fields and the bunch from here lauded themselves upon the cushions of a big seven passenger touring Franklin which whisked them out across the Reservation to Adams, from Adams to Athena, from Athena around to Helix and back to Pendleton via Myric. It was a good trip of about seventy miles and right through some of the best wheat land lying oat of doors. Going from Pendleton to Athena most of ihe wheat looked exceptionally strong and was well along in the dough, but from Athe na to Elelix the wheat was shorter and spotted and in the territory between Helix and Pendleton -a great amount of the grain was short and in many instances very weedy. Umatilla county has some won derful crops and some mighty good farmers, and this fall, from the present outlook for the price of wheat, it will have a mountain of money. - Go to Club Building for photos. Ripe tomatoes the first of this week near The Dalles. Go to Club Building for photos. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ayers, of Parker's Mill, are in the city today. E. F. Day, of St. Johns, was a business visitor in Heppner this week. L. E. McBee and "Sox" Morgan, of Cecil, were in the city Tuesday 1 evening. Go to Club Building for photos. A Simple Trick. Its an easy matter to keep your joints and muscles supple do matter what your age may be or bow voa Lave suf fered with rheumatism. Hob yourself night and morning with Billard's Snow Liniment. Cures rheumatism, stiffness, cramps, crick in the back, eiJe, neck or limbs, and relieves all aches and pains. Sold by Fatterson & Son. Ilexnmelliy Iciietclrameln The above ig the name of a German chemical, which is one of the many val uable ingredients of Foley's Kidney Remedy, llexamethylenetetramine is recognized by medical text books and authorities as a nnc acid solvent and antiseptic for ihe urine. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice any irregularities, and axoid a serious mala'iy. Slocum Drug Co. Blue flame oil stoves at Gilliam A Iiisbees. Fire proof. Th new of both Hemispber in Tta Weekly Oregoniaa. , Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that may develop into pneumonia over night are quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tal, and it soothes inflamed membranes, heals the lungs, and excels the cold from the system. Sold by Slocura Drug Co Big Colonization Scheme. J. A. B'ock, representing the Oregon Land and Colonization Co., with offices in Portland and 8an Francisco, who baa been at lone for some time, states that be has bought the Woolery Estate tract of land of 18,000 acres and claims that by Fall his company will have a thousand families, Germans and Hungarians located on it. Tbey sell only 260 acres to the man, no more, but anything np to that amount. No person with less than a thousand dollars capital will be located on the land. He says he aims to locate a thousand dollars to each 1G0 acres. The deal is closed so far as Mr. Knappenberg and Attorney Woodson are con cerned, and it will now take the sanction of the probate court and the approval of the abstracts. Mr. Block is a banker and repre sents large interests. In his com pany are three Hungarian farmers from Can ids representing more than 50 farmers and with authority to invo3t for them. ThU company just opened up a tract of land in Clackamas county and has disposed of the same to parties in the iden tical wny he proposes to handle this tract. J. T, Cooper, Superintendent for Gilman-French & Co. sold Inst week to Henry Neel,of Lone Rock, 300 dry cows at 822 50, and to Cbas. Murphy, of Antelope, 110 heifers at 812.00 and 57 one-year- old steers at S17.00. Spray Cour ier. Red Front Livery & Feed SatDles Willis Stewart, Prop FIRST-CLASS LIVERY RIGS Kept constantly on I and and can be furnishes cn short notice t parties wishing to drive into be interior. Finc!asj : : Hacks and BiioijIgs CALf. I ROUND AND SKt? U. WE CATER 1C VlIE : : : : UWMERCIAL TRAVELERS uJfD CAN FURNISH RIGS AND DRIVER ON SHORT NOTICE : : : Heppner, Oregon Sheriffs Sale. By Tirtne of an execution and order of snle duly Issued by the Clerk of the Circuit .Court of the Comity of Morrow, State of Oregon, dated the 3lBt day of May, In a certain action in the Circuit Court for said County and State. Frank (iilliam. administrator of the estate of Albert Wrisht. deceased, plaintiff, recovered judgment BRainnt Ina A. Leach, Leslie Leach, Menira L, Leftch, Reman! Leach, Kobert Leach, Howard Ich, Kuth Leach Grimes, aud J. V. (Jrimes, her husband, l'elia Klpcs, and E. II RIPRk, her huhnnd, W. R. Cochran, defendants. for the sum of two hundred ($2no) dollars, with interest thr-reoil at the rate of eight percent. per annum from the 7th day of June, 1001, and costs and disbursement!) taxed at thirty-seven 50-MO dollars, on the 13th day of May. 1W9, Notice is hereby given that I will on Saturday, the lot dajh of Jnly, 1900, at 2 o clock p. m.. of said day, at the front door of'ihe Court Hnsc in Heppner, Morrow County, Oregon, sell at public auction, to the Mtrhe3t bidder for cash in hand, the following described property, to wit: Forty-seven feet off th South wide of lot ptght (8) of block stxtenn (IS), of the town of Lex ington. Morrow county, Oregon. Taken and levied upon M the property of the said Ina A. Leach et al or so much thereof as may he necessary to satisfy the said judgment in favor of Frank Gilliam administrator of the estate of Albert Wright, deep ned, and against said Ina A. Lench et al, together with all cost and disbursement that hare or may accrue. June3-Ju!yl . M. SBUTP, Sheriff. Hand Mangled. Pat McDaid met with quite a serious accident last Friday even ing out at his place near Ella. He was riding one horse and leading another when the horse that be was leading got scared and com menced to poll back. The rope by which Mr. McDaid was leading Ihe fractions Animal, got wrapped around his band which was badly mangled. Mr. McDaid went to the Hepp ner Sanitations where it was found necessary to amputate one of the fingers. The land owners of Klamath and Lake counties, especially of the dry sections, will watch with inter est the experiments to be made this summer by Dave Edler, the sheep king of Southern Oregon, in drilling for water. His big machine for that purpose has arrived. Pneumonia Follow I n (irlppe. Pneumonia often follows la grippe but never follows the use of Foley's Hoey and Tar, tor la grippe ccuuhs and deep seated colds.' Refuse any but the gen nine in the yellow package. So'.d by Sloctim Drug Co. ?- -'n z&tFt Pali iifaflllf a tp I 'iff' 1 PP r jiwi - T," 'issv -v"iS &&$Py 3b- THE CALIFORNIA BUILDING AT AIVP. EXPOSITION, SEATTLE. California's handsome building is one of the very striking structures on the grounds of the Alaeka-Yukon-Paciflc Exposition. It is in the old Spanish Mission type cJ architecture encountered so frequently in South ern California, and the detail of its front has attracted the attention of artists and architects from all over the country. In the building every county of the golden state will have an exhibit. California, from Siskiyou to San Diego, has shown as much enthusiasm for the Exposition aa has Washington itself. Announcement I wish to announce to the people of Heppner and vicinity that I will open A New Cash Store On the corner across from the Bank of Heppner SATURDAY, June 26, 1909 It will he our aim to car ry nothing but Strictly First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices. A cordial invitation is extended to all to come in and see us. Buyers and visitors welcomed S alike. a A. M. CONDON WON THE GAME Score of 3 to 4 in a Fast and Pretty Game. In the baseball game at Condon, Sunday, between Heppner and Condon, the latter won by a score of three to four. Both teams played exceptionally good ball and the game was a pretty one, Welshou6, Heppner's twirler, pitched a star game, striking out 16 men. Smead's base running and a three base bit by Clark, were features of the game. The special train from Heppner carried a big crowd from Heppner as well as picking up many pas sengers from stations along the line. The beet of order prevailed and everyone speaks very highly of Condon's hospitality. The Dallas station sgent was called up on the phone the other day by a woman who inquired of him if a set of false teeth had been found in the passenger coach on its arrival there. Phelps Autos For Alaska. An illustration of how rapidly Alaska i'b getting up o date with every modern improvement is seen in the establishment of an automo bile 6tage line on the Valdez-Fair banks road. Thn line is to start on August 1, at which time the government road will be in condi tion for automobile use as far as the summit of the mountains. By August of next j ear it is promised by Major Richardson that the road will be in euch shape to travel the entire distance from the coast to Tanana. This new line is to start with two high powered machines, and next sammer, when tLe road is complet ed to Tanana, four more machines will be put on the run. With this auto line in running order, a tiip to Fairbanks can be made in short order and the discomforts of the trail will be a thing of the pa--t. Where the reads can be pat iu practicable shape the automobile will have fully as large a fi-ld of usefulness in Alaska as it has de veloped in the desert regions of Nevada, and very largely for the same reason. Where freight rates are so entirely out of proportion to the. firot cost of the goods as they are in the interior of Alaska, gaso line costs leas than horse feed, in proportion to the power developed. The substitution of autos for stages, wherever roads are put into thafe for travel, will follow over' a con siderable portion of the country, should the new line to Fairbanks prove as succeseJul as it promises to do. Arretted a coutih that lias been hangini on fcr over two months by taking Bollard's Horehound Syrup. If vou have a cough don't wait etog it it once w.itb this won derful remedy. Splendid tor cough?, cold on chest, influenza, bronchitis and pulmonary troubles. Trice 25c, 50j and $1 00. Sold by Patterson & Son. C. R. Kluger, the jeweler, 1060 Vir ginia Ave., Indianapolis, Ind., writes: "I was so weak froai kidney trouble that I could hardly walk a hundred feet. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared my complexion, cured my back- che and the irregularities disappeared, and I can now attend to business every day, and recommend Foley's Kidney Remedy to all sufferers, as it cured me aftr the doctors and other remedies ; had failed." Slocum Dru ; Co. Talking at Reduced 15 Talking Ma- $20 Cylinder Talk chine, Solid Oak ing Machines, used Cabinet . 7.45 slightly 13.45 S21 Talking Ma- 30 Talking Ma chine, beautifully chines, dark fin finished Oak Cab- ished Oak Cabinet inet . . 15.35 19.85 New Combination Type Edison Fireside Machines, play two and four minute records, 'o on sale Julv 1st. 22. This machine will do anything the 100 machines will do. All Latest Selections in Disc and Cylinder Records The Cash Shoe Store Huelat & Molden Record of Stock Losses. In the future the forest servica will endeavor to obtain complete rpports as fo the causeaorf II 'os-ea of live stock upon the national for. est s. Forest guards and tangeri have been instructed to teep a strict account of all live stock found dead in their districts, re porting fo the forester at the end of each month the number found and listing the cause o dea'h as far as possible und?r one of four heads accident, disease, poison and wild mi 'male. It is believed that tuch a record will le of great value o stockmen in assisticy them !o figure up tha percentage of their losses aud m. terially hiding them iu .reventing some of the losses throu.h correct ive measures. For iristince, if aa unusually !arge rumber o! stock are found dead in some particular locality, due to poison from dan gerous plants, it will be possible to meet this condition by fencing up the area, or perhaj s digging up the poisonous plants. If several animals are found kill ed by wild animals in tome lone canyon, the hunter employed for that purpose, or the ranger himself can investigate the matter aud eith er trap, poison, or shoot the moun tain lion or oihjr predatory animal responsible for the damage. The rangers and guards are constantly riding over their districts in the forests and have better opportun ities lor finding dead livestock thau . the stockmen themselves, and aa each forpst ranger is supplied with the brands of all stock iu his dis trict, he can generally ldeutify the stock by brands and marks and thus advise the owner. Traveling men of Oregon are go ing to insist on the enforcement of the nine-foot sheet bill, which passed the legislature lust session, and to that eDd the Traveler' Pro tective Association of the state will adopt necessary measures at the meeting to be held in the conven tion hall of the Portland Commer cial clab on Saturday evening next. Salem people will go in a body to help Eugene to celebrate. But it is pretty tough on some of us to go to a dry town to celebrate, says the Capital Journal. Machines Prices