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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 THE BOABDMAN MIRROR FRIDAY, APRILL 17 TheBoardmanMirror BOABDMAN, OREGON Published by The Currey Printing Company George Huntington Currey, and Olive M. Currey Editors and Proprietors Lowe, of culliiiK in PUBLISHED EVERT FRIDAY 2,00 PBR SBAB IN ADVANCE Entered as second-class matter Feh, 11, 1921, nt the postofflce jii Board man, Ore., under ac( of Uar. 1870, A little ml in 'J'lie Mirror il! sell ii for you. Miis Paper Believes Thai He Who Builds is As Wordy An lie Who Destroys Gee, Ain't is fun pr a bootlegger, or a train t ii movie star and huve lots parties, divorces, etc.? it's exciting. Alexander Pope om Vice is n monster at such tneln Unit to lie hated, SVei peon too oft, face We (list end brace. The theatre wiMi their glamor of unreal romance, t-h of cheap magazines, with their women, their hiuhiv sensualized murderer, hher, or of Wild awfully wrote : Ireadful needs hut be Been : familiar with her then pity, linn cm tinsel host miked ' plots, ii their mania for, ring up the grue- rime, divorce ii it I ire 1 he t hings that inu tiic moral fibre lo the daily I'll iei s Iteadlng up and seme details of sen min i these nrc today mens ol our Million. The theory (hut the pllhlic Is PC sponsible, Is absolutely tommyrbt, The fickle public will ol' OCttrse con sume all of the virus thai COrrUpU pro- tit seeking produce rs of movies, maun zincs and Hensalional impers can ills pense. Vet Hie puhlie Is not respon sible, mid does mil demand these (hlngS, lud i . simply loo weah to iv Hist the tenptalVoha Hint are placed ill lis path, There never was n dope Rend Hint didn't wmit to gal cured. The people of America are today suf fering the pants of the Head while they are praying for deliverance from (be atmosphere of crime, debauchery and sensoflsness that la poisoning the life of the country. Take any daily paper, rend the head Hues. Vi Uter folks nre almost proof ngiiiiisl nerve shock yet what jour hunt boiled reliction toward the th'lniled story of the ulrl who killed h Iher. or the wife that was mur dered in the hone of n clandestine companion, of tha movie Htur that falls al I lie lee? of his sensuous idol of debauchery? Sou emotions are OOd'a Challenge to your lutelleel. Does jour conscience or roar passions rule your thoughta as you think, Hut consider the hay 01 girl, The yotlth who steals the n it oinohi le suit rtenly comes race to face with the stern laws of property and luatiee. .Misses i. B. and M. H. The I Huh way House, were lone on Saturday. Miss Minnie B. Lowe, teacher of the Rhea Killing school, spent Wednesday evening with Mrs. J. E. O'Neal al ': RWlng. Miss Annie ('. llynd of Butterfly Wats. Is sM'tidiiiK a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Itoy Seolt, at the Ferguson ranch above Ih'ppner. Our sympathies are extended to Mrs. J. w. May and daughter, late of Lone St in- ranch near Cecil, on the death of Mr. May at Mood River, which took place on April 7lh at the residence of bis daughter, Mrs. W. C. Isom. Oeorge A. Anderson, as mechanic, und Emil Bolln, an camptender, lefi on Friday with between one and two hundred cattle belonging to Hynd Brothers, which have been starved out from Buterby Fiats on accounl of thel want of hay. and more particularly,! waler. The cattle will he taken to llynd Bros, ranch al fJkiab for the summer months. A (lent wave struck Cecil during the week. Friday, April 10th, the heal registered 8!) degrees and still no vain in sight, MesSri Woodson mid Sweek, promt-. nenl lawyers of Heppner, were visiting the beauty spots around ('ceil on Bun day. Misses Lattra and Grace Chandler, Of Willow Creek Ranch, were visiting at Rhea Biding on Sunday with Miss Kat herine Fa msworl h. W. A. Thomas, of "Dotbehoy's Hill" was paying his weekly visit in Cecil on Sunday, w. B. says his wheat, which he res ceded, Is coming along hue und he Is living in hopes of u good crop. Dr. Walker, of tone, was called to "The Cot." ai Butterfly flats Monday to attend to Wm. Dufer't two young sons, who were severely scalded by the upset t inn of hulling Water, when the stove legs gave way before the children could be moved out of the wn v. Miss 0. Crowell, from the Sullivan Ranch near Morgan, was visiting Mrs. ,j. pal Medlock al Kockellffe on Sunday, ger, Walter Popei of Hillside Ranch, and and Hob Lowe and Noel Btreeter of Cecil, and were doing the nights of Arlington on erty Sunday. post Mr. and Mrs. Wehh of Wulhi Walla. , spent Wednesday with their sisler, Mrs I'al Medlock, nl Rockcllffe, near Cecil. Miss Mildred Duncan, who has been on the sick list for several days, was able Florida Keys Railroad Construction of the .ri6 miles of rail road over I lie Florida keys, from Miami to Key West, cost $100,000 a mile. NOTICE I OK PUBLICATION No. (IJIIIOS Department of the Interior, t.'. K. and Office at The Dalles, Oregon, April 1, Vol ice I 12 hereby given that Claude Meyers, of Boardman, Oregon, who, mi April 10, 1920, nindi' Homestead en try No, 021008 for E Ne'4. being t nil "A" Hmntllla Project, secllon 20, Town.-hip I North, Range 2.r East Willamette Meridian, haH filed notice of Intention to make linal three year to establish e a rdi Mai !-'. in nl . .1. ,v!lo W. 10 name f. Br lim to the hind fore C. G. Blay Commlssioner at on the 11th da.' is witnesses : II. H . E. K. Mulkey urn' I ' f Boardman, Iregon INNELLY, Register. Community Church Service Every Sunday .Sunday School 10:30 a. Chun h Service jj :so a. Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. REV. All L". 6 are Welcome . HUGHES, Pastor. nee on nuwi i" '1 her, lore, in compliance with said ill the Hoiirilmiin ,.M.,iilioii ami order of sale, I will, on Monday, the nth day of Mav. l!)i!,".. at Ihe hour of eleven o'clock In the forenoon of raid day. at fie front door of Ihe Court House in the City Of Heppner. Morrow County, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, for the pur poss of satisfying the judgment and decree a bote men ioned, the follow ing described real property, to wit The East half (Mi) of Hie East half i'.i id' the South Baal Quarter (Yt) of Section Fourteen (14), in Town ship four ill North. Range Twenty l'n e i it, i. gaol of .he Willamette Meridian, in Morrow County. Oregon; also known as "I nit A" in the South East Quarter of said Section four teen Mil. Bald sale to he made of the whole of said lands, or so much thereof as may he sufficient to satisfy t; lie judg ment of the Com- in said cause. Hated (his 7th day of April. A I, Mlii. GEORGE McDUVFEE, Sheriff of Morrow CountV. Oivirnn Hale of Isl nubllcattnn. Anr til IMS Bite of last publication May s. IH25. 726 SHERIFF'S SALE Notice Is hereby given that an exe cution and order of sale was Issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of i ire f on. on the -lib day of April, 192o, upon a decree rendered on the 2nd day of April, 1085, in a fore closure sail therein pending in favor Of Arlington National Hunk, plaintiff, ami against Geo, E. Mefford, A. Lola Mefford, .1. c. Ballenger Luinhcr Company, Lincoln Creek Lumber Co., '. Ballenger mm Ruth n. Ballen defendants, which said execution order of sale is to me directed, commanding me to sell the prop hereinafter described, for the pur of satisfying the judgment of plaintiff in said suit, for the stun Of $1050.00, together with interest thereon :r, 8 per annum from Sep tember UTtli, 1020, for Hie further sum of $1111.7:;, and for the further sum of $300,00. Ihe girl who overatein the hounds oft'tv on Tuesilnv moral propriety is ruthlessly discard ner, who left eil by society. We lead I hem lo the crumbling precipice Without warning mid let them fall helplessly to their own destruction. kat organized society permilM Ihea IreK to picture and magazines to e pOOd and Ihe daily press lo describe' the affairs of the scum of Ihe earth,! Our yoUtbS of today, even those with ihe stamina to resist the barrage of lllthy suggestion that Is throw, around thenf are growing to man hood and womanhood BPOB a purelv false tnd fictitious standard. It , akes years for many io adjust themselves " the ras slbilitiea and sacrtflees 01 inn rr led nr.-. Our young folks not Inherently bad, in fact they unbelievably worthy when we consld et that a great majority come througl the present tilth bog unbannec, News is news, and we intend to g "i nil of ihe news possihle. Crime wll but not ns ii and Insnnltj ympathetlc ills are a re leave Itusy resume her studlei high school. .1. C. Balllnger, bay dealer, etc., of Boardman, was attending to business matters around Cecil Tuesday. W. B. Ahull, Sr., and daughter. Mrs Fred Huchannn, and Mrs. Ilermnn Havecosl and infant son, motored from lone to Rhea Siding on Wed nesday. Mr. ami Mrs. Roy K. Slender, of "Seldotnsi ill," entertained a large par- venlng. Arthur Tur mi Wednesday tor Balem, as the guest of honor. Mr Kidhose, who hus heeii visillng hi daughter, Mrs. Stover Curtis nsar Rhea Siding, left on Thursday for Portland, where be will visit friends for a few tlnvs. Child Very l ow The little three year old son of Mr. nud Mrs. Henry Wald Is reported to le very low. He Is suffering from cancer, which originated from a bruise Several monthl ago when he fell on a stone. The cancer Is on the side id' his head and has penetrated to Hie brain, He is paralysed and unable to take nourishment '., was taken to The Dalles some time ago mid radium treatments used, hut too late to check the (head malady. jgBmfngttitt a Lai mttmtmtmrom and Drink At The New French Cafe E. J. McKNEELV, Prop. Pendleton, Oregon (Only the Best Foods Served) F A N ( Y ICE CREAMS furnished Rooms Over Cafe Quick Service Lunch Counter In Connect ion With Dining Room YOU ARE WELCOME HERB ;::::rtmn:n:::T:::n:n:nn:n:aB?mjar.i A. H. SWITZER ATTORNEY AT LAW Arlington, Oregon AUTO REPAIRING At your Home All Work Guaranteed M. Telephone MORGAN Call Weston's I Sell-Insurance J. C. Ballenger BOABDMAN, OREGON The Highway Inn Under New Management W. H. WOODARD, Proprietor Boardman, Oregon Wholesome Home Cooking THE REST PLACE TO EAT BETWEEN THE DALLES AND PENDLETON Give Us a Trial c . . . . Umatilla Pharmacy W. E. Smith. Prop. Mail Orders Oiveii Special Attention QUICK SERVICE .SATISFACTION GUARANTEED UMATILLA, OREGON for bargains in .Second Hand Goods, see Rider In HermLston. Oct 21tf Newton Painless Dentists DR. IT. A. NEWTON, MGR. Cor. Main and Webb Sts. Pendleton ANNOUNCING The association of Dr. W. M. Kelly of Spokane, Washington with Dr. F. V. Prime Hermiston, Oregon Dentistry, Dental X-Ray and Diagnosis Evenings and Sundays by appointment Violin E Flat Saxophone Filth Piece Drums C Sa.xnphone Piano Columbia Serenaders 4 or Five Piece Combination Orchestra Open For Engagements Anywhere Rates Reasonable Phone or Write For Dates Call or Address HILL LINHOFF, Manager Arlington, Oregon S. E. NOTSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Office In Court House HEPPNER - - - OREGON WOODSON & SWEEK ATTORNEYS AT-LAW HEPPNER, OREGON HERB GREEN Watchmaker ami Jeweler Diamonds. Watches. Clocks, Silver ware THE TWO THAT STAND THE TEST Kelly Springfield and Badger TIRES AND TUBES WE SELL 'EM Now is the time to get your car overhauled or repairs done quickly before the rush season conies on. Bring them in let's tulk and look 'em over. WE HAVE THE AGENCY FOR OZARKA RADIOS THEY ARE IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES We install and allow ten days free trial. You and your friend are the judges. If not pleased, you pay nothing. Firsl three scls will he sold at a discount to introduce them m this district. We also service these Instruments free at any time. Maxwell Touring Car For Sale THIS IS IN OOOI) RUNNING ORDER took it in on a rade last fall and have worked it over WATCH OUR ADS Batteries Batteries Batteries FOR AUTOMOBILES, RADIOS AND OTHER PURPOSES We have made arrangements with reliable battery mnnufne tnrors that will enable us to compote with any quality batteries in PJice and will guarantee them. SEAMAN'S GARAGE Irrigon - - - Oregon Time Inspector O-W. R. R. & N. Co. Main St. Pendleton. Oregon Shei us crime, Divorce I with in lie reported clebratlon. will N. deal rega rd, We believe Mint Ih I se Is eil Hied to a lis the nuin who hinns Read again the lines ,,f Shearing Under Way iritii; is well under way and it of hands will lie shipcd as shenriiiK i completed. -I, T Henley received orders to ship tin I'.th lie sold io Mr. Deltman of Ya Mum. Malison's will also ship soon ii ii in soon IS j:j::::;;;::;:;:::::::::mn:a:::;:u:3ja:mta:jj::a:::njm::::w:::a The Business Man man who ii s much one H e p, builds credit down t. I I! ITEMS I B Duncan of Hu- lie,- was a mini In llennner on Hatimla livering truck load ol his ruinous honey from his Willow creek apiary, Mr and Mrs Herman Ravecost and Infant on. of tone, arrived nl Kliea 1 ittag during the w ok Ilermnn bn.t teakn i teas) of Kali rsrnsworth'i noli nt KIh's ShMniT Mr. ami Mrs r'arus worth and family have not de cided ns vol Srhsl I hell' fiiliuv plnns win he n their friends extend ie.st lines to the family, who will he neatly iuIkwhI In our leinity. Cecils Iohm win he wmie other town's sain. Mr. ami Mrs. L I. I'unk and their dHUshler Mica (Jcraldine, of tile Cur tis Cottage, were (totting friends at W'Um ii MMHi Die Week end Joe Pedro of Pendleton arrived at Ewlns on Saturday ami will visit for some lime with Ids uncle. W. V. Pe dro, of that plaee. I Traveling Show liriugx Out Crowd A traveling show hrouglil out a large crowd Friday evening. Their teal wns pitched bet wean the Post of tiee and the old cream stutlon. Some tml i dogs, downs, pantos, etc. made nn evening of amusement. m mm 1 Some couples eel ebrate their silver weddln' by throwln' the sllverntirS st each other. jKHH- Your Coavmalion -H-H-I-r "SET BACK" Persons who experience a re lapse on the road to recovery of their health or fortuue are said to have experienced a "set back." Bet-back" originally wan a term used In reference to computing the score of games In which ihe loser was penalized by adding to bis opponent core. I "H-H -l-l-l -I- H I I I I I I WH -K I njj:a::;: To be successful in handling your business affairs, no matter how extensive or how limited they may, be, you must handle them in a businesslike manner. Paying all bills by Check is one of the first steps, since it gives you an absolute record of receipts and expenditures. ARLINGTON NATIONAL BANK Oldest Bank in Gilliam C un(y .j.:5j;j::tns:;:a:a::::::::::::nHwmma:::namf ii VJ'Mg, y ja American Needlewoman J wmmtm I AJaW! 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