v '-w;-'. -"it-;-. ' H' . ; 4- If ONE BULLETIN AN INDefSMDENT f ATM 1 ' UK.HAWJULKbM s. wis. Altai Mot. 1S7S. unaurnoNi OhVm.. sue .TS ft ADVEKTBINCt tu -Ml. 10c M Thursday. Sept ,H 1913 men wbo are now leaving the chamber temporarily will soon be permanently, absent," shouted La Follette, and thatr his words were to be proven true, is shown by the fact that the old brigade is driven from powerjand but few of them remain in the Sen ate, and these wHl be slipped blue envelope by the voters at the next election. - ' Local Advertisements f An Tat Weawa For TeawT 'The woman are all for Thaw and the men for Evelin Nesbit in this matter, " said one man the other day, trying to sura up the state of the public mind on the lunatic affair now pending in Canada. If that is true then all the men are half - witted and thepwomen hysterical. "What is there to the whole affair that any man or women should be either for or against ItT The Thaws, male and female, who have been concerned in these escapades, are not worthy of any serious attention or any adher ence. It's all driveling Idiocy and simpering simplicity to make the affairs of such worthless persona a matter of personal concern. Both of them have disgraced .'" " the American people and they ,l , have seem to have worked them selves up feTthe point where they imagine their aTiairs, lewd and vicious and disgusting, are of al most national concern. . For or against Thaw or his wife what , idiocy can engage our attention. Neither'tme has .. " exemplified anything in personal or Hasonal life that is worthy of ; such consideration. If we could all ' forget them, wipe them oat en tirely. It would be more credi table to us. ' We hope both the women and the .men will revise their conceptions. There is something more enduring than brazen hussies who - capitalise their legs on the vaudeville stage ancT ihan men who "wantonly spend 160,000 on a banquet for prostitutes in Paris, the great est achievement of Thaw before he murdered Stanford White, the degenerate brute arid distin guished architect - v: Netftfitidaas Because we announced in our last issue that we think Bourne is of great advertising value to Oregon and that he is preferable to lis over Chamberlain.or Lane it should not be- construed that we will support Bourne in the event he again runs for Senator. We expect to further .no man's candidacy thru these columns and we tie Our columns to the tail of no political party's kite. We believe that every , man and each political party is entitled to a hearing but we do not expect to try to shove our own personal views down the throats ox our subscribers. ; A country news paper derives its revenue from the pockets of members of each and every political party and faction and should not take the part of any particular party and discriminate against the rest , of of the field. If a paper supports the Republican party entirely it should look to the Republican party alone for its support Would not a Republican feel that the "Appeal to Reason," which is stricty a Socialist paper, had unlimited gall if it should appeal to the Republican party for sup port morally or financially? The writer believes the best interests of his subscribers can be served by devoting his -time to publishing good readable loc al news items rather ' than dab bling in national' politics and blowing the horn of any. politi cal party. "Kids" Mtat Ga.Ta$cWel - All children between the of eight and sixteen are subject to the provision of the Comonl aory Education Act and must attend school every day it is in session unless physicially unfit as shown by certificate of a re putable physician. Only -those who have finished the work of the Eight grade and. received a diploma are exempt from the provisions of this law. -. -i ' -11- KetaBtfiea Pratectod Lax Congress voted to keep grain and wool bags off the free list A dispatch from Washington says Senators Chamberlain and Lane received telegrams from Port land manufacturers saying that If the tariff was taken off these products It would ruin their bus iness. What if it did? What they would lose would benefit the grain and wool growers. The Interests of several, hundred thousand consumers should be protected before those of one or two email manufacturing con cerns who only employ a small force of workers. Free bags would mean many dollars in the pockets of Morrow County grain and wool growers each year, y 3 Land for sale. See me before buying; A C. Petteys. ; l Z. ' Why take chances on fire 7 W. W. Smead will give you SAFE insurance CHEAP.' X . The Bulletin carries a com plete tine of the latest magazines at alt times. Any magazine you want . v'. . . ' When your watch is sick it is time to see Haylor, Jeweler, Heppnen; i . We give a cheaper rata on autoe than any other good com pany. Why take chances? Insure with W. W. Smead. .. jjt , Cleaning pressing and repair ing", Ladie's and Gent's clothmg work done promptly, prices reas onable. Jack Davis, one door north of theatre, lone, v ,:; PeacBMFw&aU lj At the G. W. Tomlin ittiGfr, one mile above Morgan. Will box and deliver at station "for outside parties. ' - i i ' ' . Uef -r ' One bay filly, 4 years bid, branded FC on stifle. Five.' dol lars reward for any information leading to their recovery.4 , : ' r . George Giddons, ' V -v ;'-'' lone, Oregon. The Round-up is on. Dr. Phillip Austin The well known Dental Special ist in all kinds of operations of the human jaw. All malforma tion treated and thoroughly cured without any pain of in convenience to the patient f; ' if your gums are stuffing, sore and bleeding you have Pyor rhea known as Rigg's disease. To retain your teeth and obtain good health, this disease should be cured at one." THE ABOVE DISEASE I MAKE A SPECIALTY. - frfsa. extract one oTOS ettfj if necessary without any more pain than pulling a bxa 'from the head, and without any bad after effects. Twenty-six years experience in Chicago, Portland and Seattle. '1';"; - 'x.-- ExaauaaHoa aad Consultation FREE.' - v, Cosm early to assart best attnmea. At Hotel, Sept 15 to Sept 25, lone, Oregon. Dr. Phillip L Austin of lb in tfMl -rrtM "Art JTMt . aoud frlMKla ftrownaf ' . -1- stioDie think m. ' We're tskltw ears of iMr canary, battdoc aad goUi IM irbll tbar'r abfXMd." Detroit ra Press.'. . ' DHSMiM.rMt. - y Tbm art a m at dlfflcoH Nats, hot prataablj lb moM dlflknh of til at tbat of rMHHahvrlnii tha nam of "lb man t wbtHB rod brm ut bMO tntro Professional ' Diredloiy-; J. X Knappenbergv .Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law lone, Oregon Glen Y.'Wells Attomey-at-Law . Office on May street opposite the Palace Hotel Alt V 1 1 care mi i Heppner, attantkm Oregon F. H. Robin; : Lawyer lone. " - ; .. Oregon Mm C E. Woodson - Attomey-at-Law ' ? . ' : Palace Hotel Building . Heppner, Ore. ;. S. E Van Vactor AttomeyuvLaw --. Heppoer, ' "" ' . Oregon Dr. C C Chick Physician, and Surgeon . Lj' . lone, . " Oregon C.B.SPERRY General Bladmithing and ':"r Repair Work Horseshoeuig a Spedalty ; WORK DONE PROMPTLY a-"7 Dr, H. T. AllisoiH ; Dr; A R Cidbertson Physicians A Surgeons ! z., .. HeppnorV Ongoar v Dr. F. N. Qiristensen - '"V ;J:. Dentist'-;'.: -- wtth 'WIroard ft Mellonb Heppner;; v Oregon i'-: F.DyeD.M.P VV;-- Dentist ' Permanently located in Oddfel- lows bldg., rooma 3 and 4. -. . Work guaranteed. . ; v x Heppner, "4 . v," ' Oregon Ledge No. 135, L 0. 0. F. meets every Saturday night fin their hall, lone. Ore. - 0. B. Bar tow, noble grand; E. T. Perkins, secretary- Visiting brothers cor; dially invited to attend. .4. r ' LattalOMGaatdTeGa Aj Waahington correspondent of the Oregonian eoncedea that there Is no chance for the re election of any of tha "aiandpat" Senators, with the possible ex ception of Smoot ' - Ha alao eoncedea that La Fol tette will defeat Stephenaon In Wisconsin. The dwfeat of these will be due to the fact that they do not adjust their views and act ions la accordance with the changed Industrial conditiona. Their defeat was prophesied by La Toilette yeara ago when the "human hornet,'1 as he is called by the "atandpattera," who was mew In the Senate, arose to Rsaka a speech and hta fellow Republicana walked out of the 8enate Chamber. "The gentle- Bank of lone Transacting a goneraJ banking bua msb. Deposits received subject to sight draft or check. Collections han dled and proceeds promptly remitted. Foreign drafts sseued t Yeaaonable rates. ' Interest Paid on Time Deposib We offer ail accomoclations consistent ; . with sound banking. The funds of . ' ' this bank are handled in conserve- 1 . '; J ttve manner end are safely brvestod. r: A :y:..: v ;v officers. f l E CRONAN, Pres. T. J. MXHONEY, VicrW 7 XCR0 Cs4hier. K - ptrjtnrtrlBt ; This store for the past 25 years has; made a special ty ol HEPPNER, OREGON .Virf 'fewaA saVBaBBBBBBaBBBaBawaaV AO Undsof tight and Heavy .'Hauling. Yar Cashless Solkit : Gaurasteed ; THE IONE HOTEL - Caters to die bade of everybody wishing first class accon onatlons at very reasonable prices. Our tables supplied with the finest the market affords. Commercial trade giv-, ' - en special attention. We employ whit help exclusively. . - Special Faaurj Diaaer Every Svnday 50c plats ; J: M B. HAINES, Prop. ; ' West Main Street - Crown Flour The flour that makes better bread. t Ask your Grocer Abstracts The only complete set of abstract books in Morrow county. W.L SMITH, Heppner, " ' Oregon FOR ; STOVER PUMPING ENGINES, METERS PUMPS, WONDER and STAR WINDMILLS, PARRY tad STAYER VEHICLES, -r H00SIER DRILLS, MITCHELL WAGONS, CLARK'S cuttaWays r - -V i 4 ' , V" PAUL BALSIGER S. E. Moore , dealer in Furniture . . "V. For Sale or Trade The Business and Building of the 1 ; r lone Meat Market A Special Price Given on Smoked Meats and Lard. Call and Get my Prices Before Purchasing Elsewhere. Everything Guaranteed. , ; . ' W. R. Cochran; Prop. PUYEAR'S CAFE The Famous ,wHop Gold" and wSchIit2w ;p Iceold Beef on draught wOIympian and "Budweiser", in bottles J J 1 A Wtiskcy ThLfijqtkind Imported ind Domestic Cigars Your Patronage Solicited North Side Main Street XW.Puyeer. IVipiieaof J "ri ,