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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 9U.
Mi:
Kd. ('lark arrived home Tuesday for
the Institute about Domestic Science,
was a guest at the Rev. Ferris homo
and left for Dallas, Oregon, Wedncs-
I d:iy morning to do similar work.
Hotel Parlors. Don't fail to consult
them about your eyes and glasses.
For the next few weeks, O. M.
I Veacer, the carpenter contractor, will came up from Portland Tuesday to
Call of 1)'" MaMor" will be ' at the K. F. Wigglesworth farm on ' pc, fonM a Bjmjlar service clurin;; the
: ltnl I r-r f reek, and nnvnne wisninff to
of M inr-tcr llanir-akcr s ". . . 't. ,iair.
n at. the Christian Church
(). SI. leaner, Contractor, will do
your building, repairing, etc., and take
your wool
Everyone here will he at the fair
the latter part of the week. Meet
them there.
Mr Httv Turnlmll who Void rh:irii. 1v U'illium Tanner has taken his
of the Hennuer I.iirht Co's exhibit in sli. ,.o l,-.,k to the river for the winter. . Hi
the Scrivener building some time ago,
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il niu: ic at 1 ; 1 1 1 serviec.
Helen Cowgill
10 addressed the
from the O. A.
teachers during
consult mm on me sunjeri or nunn- :
iiig or repairing, please call him at
that place. !
WHEAT MARKET
IUue'-tem
Forty fold
$1.00
.87
Drs. Lowe K Turner, the well known
eye specialists of Portland will be in
Hoppner again Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Sept. 27-28-29, at the Palace
hay or anything of value
in exchange for the work.
Misses Winiford and Jennie Roe
came in from Monument last Tuesday
and departed the .'ollowing day for
Lexington, where they will attend
school. They will stay with Mr. and
Mrs. Clint Roc.
The First National Bank
OF HEPPNER
Oldest Bank in Morrow County
Capital, Surplus and Profits
$1 40,000.00
Your Banking Business Will be Appreciated
W. D. Newlon has had his Velio
car thoroughly overhauled hy Henry
Nagle of the Jack Rabbit Garage and
I is now ready to speed over the chuck
holes again. W. ). has asked permi
sion from the fair management to al
low him to enter his ear in the auto
parade and has asked for the position
immediately following ",'MiS".
SOCIALIST
STATU PARTY TICKET
For United States Senator, B. F.
Ramp, Crooks.
For Governor, Wm. J. Smith, Port
land. State Treasurer, B. J. Sloop, As
toria.
Attorney General, J. E. Hosmer,
Silvcrton.
State Labor Commissioner, August
Nikula, Astoria.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction, Flora I. foreman, Quincy.
Slate Railroad Commissioner, I. O.
Peurala, Portland.
Justices Supreme Court: D. W.
Robinson, Portland; I). N. Rannells,
Astoria; A. G. Hotchkiss, Bcavcrton;
and ( lias. II. Ottcn, Portland.
NOTICE.
My new Fall and Winter hals will
be ready (he first week in September.
Mrs. I). H. DeLaney, Lexington, Ore.
Make Our Store Your
Headquarters while
attending the
Morrow County Fair
"Micn The Devil Was Sick."
Capitalism is sick. It is deathly
sick. It is writhing in its death agony
over a large section of Europe.
Being sick it is repentant. It is
anxious to make terms with its enemy,
and (he enemy that it fears and hates
is not Germany or Russia or France
or Austria, but the working class.
While the war still rages and its
near Parker's Mill. O. E. Wright, of outcome is in doubt, it is hard to fol
Heppner, is the owner and will give low the example of 1K71, when Bis
$10 reward for its return. marck helped the "hated French" to
crush the workers of Paris. It would
Al Slocum is in the city from Port- : ,lt mv be miite safe to attempt to
Heppner is the best : llKP Russian Cossacks against German
Social-Democrats, nor German Uhlans
against French Socialists, although
I LOST A brown mare, (j years old
land weighs about 1200 pounds. Is
i marked with a star on the li ft should
jand with a brand on the left should
jcr C. R., with a Z directly below it.
jit was last seen about (wo weeks ago
land. Al says Heppner is the best
town in Oregon, lie autoed all over
Central, Southern and Western Orc-
J I gon several weeks and says the peo-
I pic of Morrow County are not aware
2 of the real value of their land as com
J j pared with land selling in other locali-
1 tics at a much higher figure.
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Wm. Scrivner lias a small safe and
! two showcases which he w ill sell
cheap. Look at them in the Commer
cial Club rooms next to his shop.
Jhelps Grocery Co. j
Mrs. F. M. Bayless and daughter
and Mrs. Vess Ilinton, of Dayton,
Washington, also a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Bayless, made the
semi-weekly a call on Wednesday and
were shown through our plant. Mrs.
Hinton is here to visit her folks and
will remain during the fair.
i; yoi; ski: it in the herald you know it is so.
R.
Earnest Leisure
SHINGLING CONTRACTOR
Shingling and Lathing
RATES REASONABLE
Al.'ress Heppner, Oregon. See me at the Star Hotel
(East Oregonian.)
ECHO, Ore., Sept. 11 Mrs. J
Jordan gave a reception last even
ing at Iter home on Dale street in '
honor of Miss Helen Aiken of Hepp-
ner, who has spent the summer with I
Mrs. Jordon and who expects to leave
for her home to attend school.
The undersigned firms will close on
Saturday of this week.
Farmers Union Warehouse Co.
Heppner Milling Company.
Phill Conn.
GRAND
i With this issue of the semi-weekly
we offer a clubbing rate with Col
lier's Weekly. The statement in the
jad. tells all about it. Here is a chance
I to get the semi-weekly anil Collier's
j Weekly and the Memoirs of Napoleon
i for three Woodrow dollars or less than
the price of three bushels of the stall'
of life. Think that over and then
send in the cash.
OPE
NINGI
SA
K K S T.
The parlors of the Federated
Church will be open for fair use by
those in need of a place for ipiiet and
rest during the fair. You are
conic and we trust our people ma;
thus do you a kindness.
Pastor Fen i.
this may easily come later, as it did
1:1 years ago.
But just now rulers arc sick and
repenlanl. So Belgian clercials rush j
to grant long refused privileges to the i
workers of that nation. Food for the
children in the schools, protection for
the co-operatives, long refused, was
eagerly proffered when war threaten
ed. The Russian c.ardon, realizing its
urgent need for absolution from its
hideous sins against the Jewish and
Polish workers within its realm, has
hastened to reform and to promise
ritizenship to the first and national
autonomy to the second.
It is not a coincidence that the Jews
and the Poles in Russia's grip are the
I backbone of the revolutionary move
ment that has been the one breath of
, healthy life in the decaying caress of
I the Russian bear.
England's rulers hastened to press
into law the demand for state feeding
of school children, for which the Soci
ali. Is of that country have been work
ing lor years.
So the story goes all along the line.
War has always been the opportunity
of subject classes. When the master
needs fighting men he must grant
them some sort of alleviation of their
slavery.
But in this case there are 10,000,
000 united workers who know what
they want ami who, when the masters
come to confess their sins will not be
ea y in the penance inflicted.
This compact body of revolutionary
workers will se to it that these ad
vantages once gained arc not lost
when the war is ended, as has been
the case so many times before.
When the Russian devil was sick
with the Japanese war he granted a
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FOR SALE
I have for sale several 10 and 20-aere tracts of Willow
Creek bottom land, all under ditch, just outside the limits of
the city of lone, and Vj, of a mile of the schoolhouse. Some
of these tracts are already seeded to alfalfa. Prices are
reasonable and terms can be arranged to suit.
These tracts can bo made into ideal orchard and truck
garden farms.
Ike Howard
IONE, OREGON.
S-H-O-E-S
of every description
I specialize on
"AMERICAN GENTLEMEN"
dress shoes
and
"JOMO" brand and A. A. CUTTER
work shoes
E. N. G0NTY
The up-to-date repair man.
AT THE
air
Store
; Jl'ST ARRIVLD.
At the Jack Rabbit (laniue, the new I
J j 1915 MAXWF.I.L "2:,," Electric lights
Jnd dtarter, center control, left hand
. drive, worm xtecring gear, 3 forward
J'.HpeedH, '4 elliptic npriiign, gasoline
J tank in danh cowl, iidjuMaldc drivers
urat. speedometer, carburetor adjust
2 mcnt, Kan tiller, etc., on instrument
hoard, mohair lop, genuine leather up
hoUtrring, clear ision windshield.
j $7."il f. o. b, factory.
J Call or phone for demonstration,
i Dr. Calvin White, the Stale Health
Officer, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J Dr. Allison while in the city during
; the Institute.
J :
! I P Rk KR'S Mli ril FMS.
wel- win le series of reforms, but when he
may was well again, "the devil of a monk
was he" and all the reforms were
rescinded.
When this war is over there will be
such a ca d ing out of the devils ol
auto, racy ami capitalism that they
will be able to do little harm in the
future.
(Paid Advertisement)
I; you want bnrgians you bet
c ome to ihe Fair Store to trade
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H. K APPLE j
PRORIETOR I
2 1 Mr. R. Ilogeland and F.. M. Mat
tcson hit cutting wood ami po t . al
the present tune.
. I Mr. J. II. Drum i. getting ready i
haul hay to Haidti an.
a i Mm. Fail Ciatm-i has gone to
2 Rood's ('hh)oii to teach school fi i the
! cetnio" year.
t Walter Drum is building H new hen
a houw. "There's nothing too good for
2 ,tbr hens," Walter says.
Al Ayer is building it new addi
tion to hi woodshed.
Mrs. Ilattie Ciewdson is feeling
ten ypur Jonngrr mure she ha a
rrw sou in law.
Mr. ( owduy nml faintly have loos
ed back ! their homestead again.
O. A. Iloskins was seen in I'.iikei's
Mill b-t Sunday.
Se rial months before the wareloud
Inn -t oer Europe, King (ieorge of
l'ni:!anil sent (apt C. B. daunt of the
lo al N i y on a special mission to
the "lit! I States.
apt. (.aunt is now in Pittsburgh
n,ws;:eating the various processes ot
manufacturing armor plate. One of
his lir.-t places of call was the DcRoy
Motor Car Co., Pittsburgh Studebakei
le.iler . where he arranged for thr
g naming of his Studebaker "Six"
whi.li be bad bought ill Loudon.
"Oi' com .e, I must have an Amer
I an car," Capt. (Jaunt told Mr. De
i:.. "Why? Well, His Majesty ord
cu d me to, for one reason.
"I. tore 1 left, he gave me my in
t : net .on...
" 'I no as the Ameiicans do,' he
aid. 'Make their ways your ways, lie
-uic to diive an American car. You'd
I. i have it a Studchakor. They arc
l i e, log people, and they'll take good
car of ou.'
"So I called to pay my respect
to Piesident Wilson ,1 drove to the
i White ll.oi-e iii my Studebaker car
V' i ley be sure, I called the Prrsi
.b i t', attention to it, ton. He laughed
.'I .ml I hid done the right thing.
. ,;oi o !v from policy point of view.
M Inn the in" t el in g point, a well."
Meals at all Hours
During the Fair Our dining Room will bo
open as follows: From 6 a. m. to 11 a. m.,
short orders; 11 a. m. to 2:30 p. m., regular
dinner; 2:30 p. m. to 5 p. m., short orders;
from 5 p. m. to 8:30 p. m., regular supper;
from 8:30 p. m. to 12 p. m., short orders.
Table Supplied with the best the Market
affords.
PALACE HOTEL
FREE GRANITEWARE FREE
Your Choice of Stewpan, Milk Pan, Fie Tin, Spoon;
Waih Pan, Water Cupi, or Soap Diin with each pur
chase amounting to $2.50, or for 10c each.
Large Dishpan free with $S purchaiei, or 25c caih.
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Bread on
hand every day.
R. V. WH1TEIS
IONE, - . . OREGON