The Heppner Gazette
l,'stiiblish Mroh 80, 188S.
ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING.
VAWTEIl CRAWFORD
Editor and Proprietor
&um.-6 t tha PoBtoffice at Heppner Oregon, a
' accond-claaa matter.
Summons.
Subscrlbtlou lliiln,
)'e year
Six INOllll.. . .
Tin mouths.
K)ri;l copies. ,
n 00
.75
.50
' .05
4dvrr(lsliiK Rales.
Dwplay, transient, running lees than
caMrsth, first insertion, per inch, 25s.
Kabr(jnent ineertiou l-'i"
Iufiiaif, regular.. 12c
Locals, first insertion, per linn 10r
Hafcpf qnent insertions 5c
IjfkiliP resolutions, one insertion.
periinB 5c
Cfciurb socials, and all advertising of
merits conducted for pay, at
rrCnJsr rates.
Thessday, Aug. 10 1911
MmttllM; OitEUOJi FACTOR
IKS.
Tiiia eonimuuity and every other com
mnsiijr in the State of Oregon should
tion'.iiii its power to support Oregon
maDaiauturers. The home consumption
o! 3uade in Oregon" goods not only
nsFaBs the upbuilding of tiie manufac
turing industries which alredy are
orraiing in this State, but also that il
the people of the State show an inolina
tioB to buy "Made in Oregon" goods
thai manufacturers from other States
will tome to Oregon with factories.
The latoming of more factories aud the
lriorasing employment of nien aud
wcrneD by the factories already estab
llid ia Oregon will help build up the
farming communities and small towns.
JMonej kept within the State by the pur
chase ot "ilada in Oregon" goods means
taoBer saved to every individual, and
"mosey saved is money earned."
i&fjllions of dollars are sent from Ore
gon erery year lo Eastern mail order
houses lor goods which could be pur
chased at home, not only to the benefit
of the purchaser of the goods but to the
bene lit oi bis neighbor and every man,
KuiL33 and child in the State. Is it
ranDable that mail order houses in
Ch't'&BO, I'uiladelphia or St. Louis, or
any oiber place, can sell to you any
cheaper than your home merchant?
Yoa sciist pay th6 freight and you buy
cowls that you have not seen. You
H)Ht pay cash lor the goods, and yet
you never haye the opportunity of send
ing batk the goods if they are not satis
factory. There is not a merchant in this town
who will not sell to you as cheaply aB
I bp mail order houses. You have an
opportunity to examine the goods
and oi exchanging them if they do not
Oil JOB.
The local merchants are buying more
ard more of "Made in Oregon" goods,
and they will buy more as time goes on
if Ue consumer will ask to be shown
Ik roe manufactured products. If tbe
hoEL-e manufactured product is as good
ae the Eastern product, theu the con
sume? should buy the home goods. It
is not asked by the manufactures of Ore
gon that the Oregon people buy "Made
is Oregon" goods unless the price and
jna!ily of the home goods are equal to
l"asler-made goods. Nothinz fairer
i-ooid be asked.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
JL STATE Ob OUJ'AiU 1'OK JHOlv
ROW COUNTY.
The S. B. Barker Company,
a Corporation, Plaintiff',
vs.
Louella Hopper and J. A. Hopper,
husband and wife; Gilbe.it Hunt
Company, a corporation ; Interior
Warehouse Company, a corpora
tion ; D. S. Harris; J. A. Berge
ron and Mrs. J. A. Berge'on, hus
band and wife, Defendants.
To Gilbert Hunt Company, a corpora
tion ; D. S. Harris; J. A. Bergeron and
Mrs. J. A. Bergeron, husband and wife,
ubove named defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON : You are hereby com
manded and rrqu'red to appear and an
swer or otherwise plead to the plaintiff's
complaint on file herein on or before
Saturday, August 24th, 1911, and that if
you fail to appear, answer or otherwise
plead to said complaint within said time
tbe plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in its complaint,
which is in substance as follows:
For a decree of this Court against the
defendants Louella Hofner and J. A.
Hopper for the sum of $1757.41, with
interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cent, per annum from October 11, 1909,
until paid and 200.00 attorney's fees
and for the further sum of $1(54. G5, with
... ... . . . i
interest inereou at trie rate ot ten per
cent per annum from February 1, 1909,
until paid and $50.00 attorney's fes and
for the costs and disbursements of this
suit.
For a decree against all the defendants
to the effect that the lien of the plaintiffs
mortgage upon thereat estate mentioned
in said complaint as the West Half of
Sectiou 30: The South half of the Not th-
east quarter and the Northwest quarter
of the Northeast quarter of Section 36,
all in Township three (3) South of Range
Twenty-three (23), E. V?, M. in Morrow
County, Oregon, is a valid mortgage
lien thereon prior in time and eupeiior
in right to the estate, lien, claim or in
terest of the defendants and all of them
For a decree foreclosing tbe lien of
plaintiff's said mortgage and forever barr
ing all of tbe right, claim, title, interest,
estate and demand of tbe defendants and
each and all of them, and all persons
claiming or to claim by, through or under
them in or to the said real estate and
each and every part and parcel thereof
and directing that said real estate be
sold in tbe manner proyided by law and
in accordance with the practice of this
Court and that tbe proceeds from said
ale be applied as follows : 1, In the pay
ment of the costs and accruing costs of
said sale. 2, In payment of the costs
and disbursements of this suit. 3, In
payment of the amount found due
Plaintiff including said attorney's fees.
4. That ttie over-plus, if any, be paid in
to this Court to be disbursed upon its
further order.
For a further decree permitting any
party to this suit to become a purchaser
at said sale and directing the sheriff of
Morrow County, Oregon, to place said
purchasers in the possession of sxid
premises from the date of sale. And
for such further order and rt lief as to
the Court may seem meet and equitable
in the premises.
lhis summons is served upon you hy
publication in the Heppner Gazette fo
ttie period of six consecutive weeks,
commencing with the issue of July 13.
1911, and euding with the issue "I
August 24th, 1911, pursuant to and bv
virtue of an order of the above entitled
Court duly made, rendered nd entered
on the 1st day of Julv, 1911, by the
Honorable Gilbert W. Phelps, Judge of
the abive entitled Court.
BOWERMAN & SHANKS
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date of first pnblication, July 13.1911.
Date of last publication, August 24. 1911
r
It is fight to give honor where honor
is dot, and to tins end we are gla'.i to
nay our present coucty court is en
ti;'n! to much praise for the general
-ond:tioiia of the roads in Morrow countv.
M'hs'e the editor cf the Gazette has net
i,id opportunity to travel over all the
riv'.-j cJ the county, yat he has been
.vi:r &o.'jft of them, and finds them in
lui.at U.'tter cjnJitiou than in former
-!. J. L. YtMk.ii- bus jiift returned
it b a trip through Grant and
AVhei 5er counties, and by comparison
our reals are net to be considered a!ona
vuib iat he had to travel in these
T.r.ntrea. True we have some pieces of
road that n ight be greatly improved,
lnt in the main, Mr. Wilkins says we
are far ahead of the counties mentioned.
4iiv onr court Credit for hat it has
tlrue alorg this line. A few pieces of
pood road will cover a multitude of sins.
Hiss Elain acd Elise Freeland
reTit-iting with their aunt, Mrs
FtkJ, in tbU cifj.
Citation.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR MOR
ROW COUNTY. In the matter of the
estate of Stanford Howell, deceased.
To Adaltne Howell, Thomas Howell,
Hettie Smith, formerly llettie Farrier,
Henry Howell, Stanford Howell. John
Howell, Joseph Howell, Frank Howell,
William Howell, Tilda Howell Potter,
and Ida Howell Keith, heirs ot the shove
named Stanford Howell, deceased, an
to ail persons interested:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
ORF.GON, You are hereby commanded
to be and appear before the Honorable
County Court of the State of Oregon fo
Morrow County at the Countv Court
Room in the Countv Court Houre at
Heppner in Morrow Countv, Oregon, on
Friday the 1 lth dav of August, A. D.
l'.'ll, at 10 oclock in tbe forenoon ofeaid
day, to show cause if any ezist why an
order of aale should not be made by
said Court ordering and directing the
said Adaline Howell, ai administra'rix
of the estate of Stanford Howell, deceas
ed, to sell in the manner provided by
law the following described real proper
ty, belonging to said estate, to-wit: Tlie
Northwest Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter, the North Half of the North
west Quarter and tha Southwest Quarter
of the Northwest Quarter of Section
Tweuty-one, in Township Four, South
of Range Twenty-five East of tbe Wil
lamette Meridian, said day being a rfg
ular day of the Juiy term of laid Court
VrTNK my band and aeal of
SEAL said Court affixed, this 12ib
day of July, A. D. 1911.
W. O. HILL,
County Clerk of Morrow Conttfr. Oreg-
&J A. 91 .MSLIATK 1 ,
j'13-alO
Deputy.
The Big
Is Now On at
MARQUARDSEN
thousands of dollars
worth of merchandise
has been sold during the
past few daysand why
shouldn't we ?
Look at the prices we
are making. Can't blame
anyone for taking advant
age of such prices as have
never before been quoted
anywhere in these parts.
PRICES:
Lot of Ladies' Waists, $1 00 value at - 49c
Lot of White Waists, value up to $1 r0.
some are slightly soiled ..closeomt price at - 25c
Lot of white waists, value up to .2 "0, - - 79c
Lot regula r 2 00 Waists,, closing-out price, $1 25
adies' Silk Waists :
4 00 Waists, closin"- out at
s'it nn
$i 00
7 .10
Si
tf
$2 00
$2 50
$3 00
$3 75
Ladies9 Tailored
Stills
All this season's styles.
25 in the lot. Our regul
ar paices are from $16 50
to $25 00. You can have
your choice of any of
the lot at
$10 00
We have but one aim
in view sell the goods
at some price and get the
cash.
Uleos' Grilling
Not one Suit can re
main. They must fee
SG.dreganHess of cost
Have divided all our
suits into two lots:
Lot 1 includes, all our $12
to $ir suits, vour choice
of lot for $8 45
Lot 2 includes $1G 50, $18
and $20 suits; choice of
lot at $11 75
A few Overcoats at less
than cost. Xow is the
time to buv.
Grocery (Department
Look over this list, item
by item; let none escape
you. Compare, and you
will buy all you can from
Marquardsen.
18 lbs. best Jap I: ice. $1 OO
17 pounds Su;;ir $100
10 pounds Pure 1.,-ird 1 25
5 pounds Pure Lfird 65
18 lbs. small White beans. $1 OO
15 pounlis Pink ll. niw, $1 OO
15 pounds of Il.i vo Menus, 5100
5 pounds best Wnluiits, 95
Our best blend bulk CoiVee, 22'?c
Very tine I'e.ilierry Coffee 35c
All re find iJOe Teas per lb. 39c
10 II.. sack Corn Meal. 30c
9 lb. sack Oat Meal. 40c
10 cans String Iieans, $1 OO
A. and H. Soda. Is lbs $1 OO
Shilling's P.est Soda. 1 lbs. $1 00
P.akinj; Powder. Extrai ts. Spices,
at cost and less.
Pancake Flour 20c
Violet oats, riee. corn (lakes, 10c
."') lb. sack Lancaster salt COc
Special in package tea, about
40 lbs or .Vic tea to clow
out at 34c
DerliakoH best Axle fjf'ase in
one pound cans 10c
Same In 5 lb cans. 45c. 10 lb. 75c
Onlvanized wnshtulm in a
tiwn at oOc, 60c, and 70c
65c
98c
70c
50 lb. sack IUi.vmI Crown
$li ' Worchester Halt
Stock salt nor 100
(iet price on ton lots.
Talde fruits. 00c ami .".V at 22,;c
Pret. Stk. Tomato. U'eans, $1 70
lVrniw $3 35
Preferred Stock Corn. Peas and
Iieans at above prices.
lloval bakinir powder, lib. 40i;
Koyal baking powder, L"..,lb. 95c
Koyal baking powder, .Mb. $1 80
C. & S. coffees and teas at (lat cost
Worcestershire sa nee. bot. 20c
Piilk coal oil. .r -i.il. 90c
Pearl oil per case $2 35
Pearl oil in .Vsallon can $1 20
I'.ocene oil per case $2 50
Eocene oil in ."i-iiallon can $ 1 30
I leadiiuht oil t he same
I'earline, per parkn.uv 10c
4 pounds Corn Starch 25c
4 pounds (iloss Starch 25c
Cold Past per package 20c
1 box Uohlen Star Soap 75c
ti bars Xaptha. soap 25c
12 bars stea in reli ned Ilorn.v 85c
Tilt, boxes bulk Starch 50c
12 bars Ivory, Mc size, for 90c
fine pound can chocolate 28c
Thrw pound can chocolate 83c
All pliiK Tobaccos 45c
liottle blueing, 4 for 25c
One gallon ( atsup 63c
Gallon pie fruits, assorted 30c
MARQUARDSEN'
Department. fore
Thomson Bros.
HOI WEAT
Is here now. Why
not get the habit and
come and take a look
at our many thin
materials for hot
weather.
We have them in all
varieties of white and
colored lawns, just the
thing to keep cool in.
We carry a full line of
e
In all prices. Also the famous
THOMSON BROS.
amgraBaoiizagasmaa
"MADE
IN
OREGON "
The spirit of "boosting" Oregon is now
in the air. You can't boost Oregon by
patronizing flour mills in other states..
.They pay no wages r taxes in this com
munity. EVERY SACK OF OUR
FLOUR IS GUARANTEED. Buy
one from your grocer. If not satisfactory,
it will cost you nothing.
MORROW WAREHOUSE
MILLING COMPANY
ciiiii Drug Co.,
Heppner, Oregon
Palace Hotel
GOOD EATS
Palace Hotel
Gly h
icm ifioi met
1 T. 1IOLCOM13, Proprietor.
Fresh and Salt Meats
of all hinds
FRESH FISH EVERY DAY
Our Constant Aim is to Keep for Sale only the
Very Best the Market Affords.