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..Sheriff IOvaus was culled l lone
yesterday afternoon l( take charge of
I.loyd Williamson who was found
earlier in Ihe morning in I he Carle
A part men! house badly rut with a
pocket knife, evidently intending to
commit suicide. Williamson was in
Heppner Sunday morning and left for
lone with John Itryson, proprietor of
(he Karate in lone, lie went to Ihe
Carle Apartment limine where he en
laced a room for the night. 'I he next
morning aliinit ten o'clock he did not
respond to a call an: on railing the
Marshal, Ihe door was forced open
and his body found covered with blood.
He was able to talk on being asked
why he tried lo make way with him
self, said that he had no reason for
the act. lie is now in Heppner at
(he Court House where he is being
cared for.
The, Epworlh League of the M. K.
Church South held a party last, l-'ri-day
night. The evening war. spent in
playing games anil creating; amuse
ment for all. Later on refreshments
were served consisting of cake sand
wiches and cocoa. Those present
HEPPNER HERAT.P. HFPPN'ER, OREGON.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER fi, 1314.
were Kpnnpth Minns. Carnet.t.- .lamps
Cowins, Paul Gammel, Conser
Adkins, Andrew Patterson, liaird
Patterson, Emery Gentry, Lee ('ant
well, Max Rogers, J a red Aiken, Essie
lirown, Nellie Thompson, Helen liar
rat, Lourennah Croshens, Odcle
(Iroshens Cecil Devore, Loye Devore,
(iladys Wattcnhei ger, Lydia Cowins,
Vera Cowins and Marion Elder.
HAL AND PERSON L
Let the Herald sell your extra cfws,
horses and pigs. I
Last Saturday afternoon at 4:00 p.
in. at the Christian Church there was
held a Wienerwurst feed given by
Rev. llandsaker. It was given for the
Intermediate Class of boys of the
Church. During the afternoon a
Hoys' Club was organized with Vawtcr
Crawford Jr., President, Max Rogers,
Vive-President; Kenneth Binns, Sec
retary and Jasper Crawford, Treasur
er. Another organization which was
discussed was an Orchestra among
the. boys. Those present were Vaw
tcr Jr. and Jasper Crawford; Carl Wil
liams; Joe Vickers; Claud Sigsbce;
Max Rogers; Earl Evans and Kenneth
limns.
10 good brood sowh, 2 years old, for
sale. Inquire at this office.
Gene Gentry, of Lexington, has
closed a deal on his ranch, seling to
Mr. Evans.
James Pcnland 13 visiting his broth
er Lath Penland.
Mrs. Celsus Kcithley and Mrs. E. P.
Vaughn left for Lexington yesterday
morning for a short stay.
S-H-O-E-S
of every description
I specialize on
"AM ERICA N G EN'l'LEM EN"
dress shoes
and
"JO.MO" brand and A. A. CUTTER
work shoes
E. N. GONTY
The up-to-date, repair man.
Hal ve Scott was among the good
people from Blackhorse in the city
Saturday.
! Guy Boyer was one of the Hinton
Creek representatives in town Saturday.
The Telegram and the Herald ' fur
$1.50.
Oliver Cox was in the city last Sal
unlay but departed when he didn't
find Adam Knoblock.
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T. L. Dorman and wifn worn Jin tin
ner visitors last Saturday.
W. C. LaWSnn Hll,l Wifn nam ill
the county seat Saturday.
Adam Blahm and the Henry
Blahm family were in the city on
Saturday getting supplies for the
week.
Jones Bros, dropped in the city 'last
Saturday. i
Charley Valentine was in town Hast
Saturday on business.
Mr. Johnson, from the He,
Flats, was in our city Saturday.
John Edwards, a well known Sand
Hollow rancher, came in last Saturday
to keep in touch with the world's hap-penings.-
O. M. Yeager, Architect and Builder.
Let O. M. Ypflppr Hraw v,mp lw.,,m,
barn and cellar plans.
Mr. Ilarriman, of Long Creek, visi
ted Heppner last week. Almost the
entire ilarriman family was drowned
in the Heppner flood.
Charles Fuller was in from , the
Hinton Creek country last Satui'lay.
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John Kilkenny was in the city Saturday.
Aaron Templelon, of Spray, who
has been visiting his mother and sister
in Heppner, returned to his home,
Sunday.
S. P. Devin was a Skinner Creek
visitor last Saturday.
John Edwards was in the city last
Saturday from Lexington.
Al. Zink brought the family to the
city last Saturday.
HORSES FOR SALE 5 or 6 head
old up. Inquire at Herald Office.
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O. M. Yeager builds good houses,
oarns ana cement cellars.
! CHARLES A. BARRETT
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Athena, Umatilla County,
Oregon
Republican Nominee (or State Sen
ator 19th Senatorial District, Com
prising Morrow, Umatilla and
Union Counties.
Biographical Native of the
State of Maine. Resident of
Umatilla County, Oregon for
'11! years. Have held the ofllec
of Mayor, Councilman and
Chairman of Alltrmi mid School
Hircrtor of the Athena district
for many years.
Member of the) Oregon Legis
lative Assembly two terms and
Senator for tho tilth District
one term, now a candidate for
re -election.
With the esprrieuce already had in legislative) matters 1 believe
that 1 ran render valuable service to the people ot the District and
Stale. Ilau for many ycat i I i engaged in farming and in the
farm implement hu .inc.... and know the reipiirrfiieiits of the farmer
and I, ii ,inr ,., man.
's,1,,' 1 I faor an amended tax Uw by which tho bur
den of I. in. id, ,ii ..hull ,,. distributed cipiitably and the time of tax
payment , iied at dales whi n there is ready money in the country,
one half payable May 1st and one half Nov. in each year without
inlcic-.l ,,r penally
1 lav, n such leg i :. hit inn hi will as.ure a lower (hi rate and to that
end there must be i,,., pinning of nppi ,pi hit i Mia in id the abandon
men! or on ,,h,laii,, f ,,lr .,,., ,ul(j ,.mmissionj wherever
possible.
1 favor sii, b aiiiendiiient to ihe Corrupt PrH.-t.'cei Act as will nuiko
II clear, leas.mable and cIVeclive and give it bcelh to punish where
Its spirit is not observed.
I favor the enactment ,,f slll., Mtut,is as will iiiMirn law rnforec
' I I i e, em ., 1,. mail ml law.
I al... I.ni the ,,l,,e,g f inrtutu,. petitions in the bauds of the
sevcn.l l,,t .,.,U .,,.! ,egi.,l,al,., V.cers of the several pu
nnet., .in, I .i . .lul.il inif tin- i nn. I, ..r ....: i... i r
1'irerl I rini.uy law so that candidates for
''led l'hrr 4 ciivulHto netilioim or tn
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tbe aiiiendin, 1,1 ,,f I !,,.
public elli.e iii, iv Ii.hp
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every icgiteicd voter.
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New Hats Arrived
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HKRREN MILLINERY PARLORS
Ml!S. I.. C. H;rrN. 1Vm.
Robert, a cousin of the Roods, is
visiting with A. Rood.
Paul Hisler delivered about 1000
lambs last Thursday which he sold
sometime ago. We heard that they
went to Paul Webb.
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are going to close out. While these
Suits are not of the latest style creations, yet
the material used in these garments is of ex
cellent quality, and worth much more than the
price we ask for the Suits. We have a good
range of sizes now, and would advise yov to
select youry early before the line is broken.
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Earl Wigglesworth, a well known
Butter Creek reader of the semi
weekly, was in the city last Saturday
and took out some salt.
Miss Minnie Davenport started the
Lena school yesterday.
Lewis Padberg and wife were Hepp
ner visitors last Friday.
Eflie Knighlcn, who nosed to live
in Monument, is here on business.
William Haylor has added a new
wall case to his attractive store.
G. W. Cox, of Monument was a
Heppner visitor the r,rst of the week.
Emery Hiatt left yesterday morn
intr for Carolls. Wash., where bo will
visit with relatives.
. .OREGON FIRST... C. G. Casebeer,
agent, Oregon Life Insurance Com
pany. Best for Oregonians.
Joe and Jim Kenny left for Tort
land last Friday morning. Joe will
start to school in Portland this week.
Jim Sheridan and wife, well known
people of Butter Creek, were in the
city last Friday on business.
E. S. Frccland Jr., son of tho former
asst. cashier of the band, was in the
city last Friday on business.
The Herald knows of (wo furnished
housekeeping roomN for rent at a
reasonable price. These are very de
sirable rooms and anyone wishing (o
real rooms hud better peak to us at
once.
Sherman Wakefield made a business
trip to the city Saturday.
Jim Kirk, was down from upper
Willow Creek last Saturday.
Rev. Crooks, the new Methodist
Church South minister, went to Lex
ington last Saturday and held ser
vices there Sunday.
Mrs. Gene Noble and children left
for Monmouth, Oregon, last Friday
where they will visit Mrs. Noble's
parents.
Dr. Chrislensen has gone to batch
ing again. His mother and her
granddaughter left for the latter's
home in Portland last Friday morning.
Mrs. Christensen will visit in the city
for a few days.
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BUTTERICK PATTERNS-ROYAL W0RCHESTER CORSETS
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Jack Burke was buried last Friday
in tho local cemetery. About a dozen
of his friends were present and Rev.
llandsakeT had charge of the services.
A new Mahoney made her appear
ance at the T. J. Mahoney home last
week. She weighs 9 Ms pounds.
The County records aro being in
spected by the State at the present
time. It started last Friday and will
take some time to complete the work.
M. S. Corrigal, president of the
local bank, was in the city last Friday.
(.eorgc Dykstra, a well known Uhea
Creek rancher, was in the city Saturday.
FOR SALE Some line S. C. M.
Leghorn roosters al $1 each as long
hh they last. J. F. Hardest ly. Mor
gnu, Oregon.
Joe Simas, the prominent sheepman
from Monument, was in the city last
Friday on business.
Ed. Veech, a well known Eigbtmile
rnnchcr, was in the city last Friday to
get in touch with what is goingon.
John Doherty, a prominent Black
horse rancher, was in the county seal
last Friday for a load of rye.
Doherty Ilros., the well-to-do ranch
ers out on Hutter Creek, were in the
city transacting business last Friday.
m. Scmnrr bus a small safe and
two HhowrnHcN which he will mil
rhenp. Look at the in in Ihe innnier-
rial (luh mom next In his shop.
The Herald has a few scholarships
in the International Correspondence
Schools which we can offer to some
young fellows who can not afford to
go to college. If you have a desire
to increase your batting average and
get into better company, till you need
to do is to put those snare hours to
advantage and you nre on the road to
better things.
Meals at all Hours
Table Supplied with the best the Market
affords.
PALACE HOTEL
A Condon dentist, Dr. Pcnepacker,
has accepted employment with Pain
less Parker.
The new $1i'.0,I)(I0 Court House of
Wasco county at The Dalles was
formally opened Inst Saturday. There
were no frills or fussincss attending
tile a If air. People just went in and
saw what they got for their money.
The Evening Telegram and the
Semi-weekly for $ I. fill think of that.
Save that fifty cents.
Tho State Veterinarian announces
that disease has been found among the
rabbits of Central Oregon and is kill
ing nil" the pests i vast numbers. It
would be a good ideu to send for a
few and spread the disease in Morrow
County.
Ed. Ncill, well known in Butter
Clerk, a, in the nly last Friday with
two loads of lumber.
Dave Brown, a well known Black
horse rancher, was in the city on busi
ness last Friday.
Henry A .hbaugh has started to
move on his new lot. He has a barn
on it which was moved last Friday.
A romplclr line of new aaud up-(i.
dale net ring at lla)lor'a.
A regiment of Americans has been
formed in Paris nnd have offered their
services hi the French (loverment. In
every conflict which the United States
has been a part tbe French have al
ways aided by tluir influence, men
nnd money.
FREE GRANITEWARE FREE
Your Choice of Stewpan, Milk Pan, Pie Tin, Spoon;
Wash Pan, Water Cups, or Soap Dish with each pur
chase amounting to $2.50, or (or 10c each.
Large Dishpan free with $5 purchases, or 25c cash.
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Bread on
hand every day.
R. V. WHITEIS
IONE, - - . OREGON
One of the most uniipie meetings
ever held in this part of the county
was held last week by the farmers
near Hlalock. They assembled at the
J. A. Smith hall in Illalock and discus
sed some of the measures which come ;
up for the decision of the people in
November. They had a little busi- j
ness talk among themselves concern-
ing how those measures would effect
them. This is surely a step in the
right direction. j
Seed t)t for 2c per pound delivered
in Heppner. See die nam pie al Ibe
Herald ntlice.
A Mihuribcr ha 12 May lga fur
ale. They're dandira. lnqiiirv al thin
O. M. Yeager furnixhra blue print
free when he dtiea ynur building.
I am an agrnl for Mm. Summrra'
famnim Vome retried ic. Sample
enl im reqiirat. Mra. tlardraljr,
Moritan, Oregon.
Howell Hroa., well known H.ir.lniatt
people, were m the county seat hut
Saturday on hu.iness.
(. M. Yrager, Contractor, will do
ynur building, repairing, rlc. and lake
our wool, hay or anything of value
in exchange for Ihe oik.
Chnrlra Hrown and daughter were
m thp city last Saturday doing their
trading.
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KchhI Durham rnvt, a h.aijr miUrr.
I Jamra Ikllainv. lanlle UorK, Or.
t'Olt SAI.K Kurd ear in run-
ning condition. 1913 model and
rcctnlW overhauled. Will lake
a team of work horwa aa pari
pa mini. Inquire at Herald
oilier. "
Of Interest To All Voters
Mr. J. R. Ruth
of Portland
A a taxyayer of this state 1 will address the taxpayers of this
community concerning the real issue of the Ore
gon Dry movement. A business man's
views why we can't afford to ex
periment with Prohibition
A BUSINESS TALK DEALING WITH FACTS
The date is OCT. H. Place will be announced later.
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