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HEPPKER HERALD, HEPPNFR, ORECOV.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1914.
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Car of Yakima potatoes just re
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I.ou T'avi.lson was in town Tues
lay attending to business matters.
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cisco, for booklet.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Robert N. Stanfield
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
Morrow and Umatilla Counties
tl'aal Adv.)
With a long memory, Colonel C. t.
S. Wood has been telling the voters
in Portland the history of George E.
Chamberlain regarding popular laws
and issues. Colonel Wood has been
unsparing of Chamberlain's political
record and night after night he has
been declaring Chamberlain a double
dealer, who wants to agree with peo
ple on both Bides of every question
and who holds no opinion other than
that of perpetuating Chamberlain in
office.
In 1903, Wood and T. T. Geer were
candidates for the popular vote for
United States Senator. In that cam
paign Wood says he wanted to make
an active fight, but that Chamberlain,
fearing Wood might Jeopardize Cham
berlain's chances for election as Gov
ernor, insisted that Wood remain
quiet. As Geer received the popular
vote, Wood wrote the Democratic
members of the Legislature asking
them to support Geer for Senator
When these Democrats asked Cham
berlain for advice he told them tr
leave the Republicans fight it. out
without Democratic help. This atti
tude on the part of Chamberlain, as
Berts Colonel Wood, was in direel
conflict with the spirit and principk
of the prirrviry.
Again, says Colonel Wood, Cham
berlain himself wrote to A. D. Still
man, of Umatilla, recommending that
the Democrats hold an assembly tr
make nominations. Later when ihi
Republicans held an assembly Hi":
were assailed by the Chamberlain
newspapers and charged with trying
to undermine the direct primary and
return to machine methodB.
In his campaigns for Governor
Chamberlain, says Wood, argued that
the Legislature and Governor should
be of opposite political parties. Cham
berlain now argucB that Congress
should be of the same political com
plexlon as the President.
When nominated for Senator as a
Democrat In 1908, Chamberlain posed
as a non-partisan, declares Colonel
Wood, knowing that only with Rcpub
lican votes he could be elected. At
that time Roosevelt was Immensely
popular in Oregon and Chamberlain
announced that he was a Roosevelt
Democrat. In December, 1908, Roose
velt met Chamberlain In the East and
greeted him as Senator to be. When
Roosevelt bolted the Republican ticket
and much of his popularity waned,
Chamberlain attackeil Roosevelt, al
though the latter, when President, had
gone as far as he could to bring about
Chamberlain's election by a Republic
an Legislature.
In the campaign of 1908, continues
Colonel Wood, Chamberlain refused to
attend the Bryan rally In Portland
and again absented himself from
Portland when Judge Alton H. Parker
came to speak for Bryan. Chamber
lain was afraid that his plea of mm
partisanship would not hold good if he
was present at these Democratic ral
lies for Bryan.
Colonel Wood has stigmatized
Chamberlain as selfish, as a man
whose sole desire Is to look alter him
self, lie calls attention to the Cham
berlain cards displayed In this cam
palgn whereon there Is no hint of any
parly designation.
Somewhat similar talks are being
ma le by T. T. Geer, ex Governor, nlio
Is also reviewing the political changes
which Chamberlain has assumed In
his office seeking career Colonel
Wood Is Interested In defeating Chain
berlain because Wood does not eon
slder Chamberlain a Democrat. (loci
says Chamberlain Is not a liepiibli.an
but Is "a man of pretense."
County Superintendent S. E. Xotson
as at Lexington Tuesday.
Let O. M. Y eager draw your house,
barn and cellar plans.
Jesse Hale was laid up one day this
week with an attack of the quinsy.
Miss Vivian Cox has been assisting:
at the Iieppner postollico the past few
weeks.
O. 51. Yeager builds good houses,
barns and cement cellars.
County Superintendent Notson is
down in the Banana licit on a tour of
inspection.
Sheriff Evans went to
yesterday to investigate
shooting' alVuii'.
Lexington
an alleged
I'OU SLE I have a few choice
Lincoln Bucks in Iuppncr for sale.
See Frank Huberts.
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 for 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
IF YOU SEE IT IN THE HERALD YOU KNOW IT IS SO.
A. I,, Sloeum went to Portland Wed
nesday to visit his family. Al. says
Iieppner is the best small town on
the map.
C. P.. Sperry, the well known lone
grain buyer, was in Iieppner during
the week arraiiciiie; for the shipment
several cars of
wheat.
Show Case, 8-foot,
Phelps Grocery Co.
fur sale cheap
.1. T. Thornton, of Portland, lias
been demonstrating a Studebaker
"Six" in Iieppner for several days,
lie went to Portland Wednesday.
licit Stone was a little under the
weather Wednesday and did not ap
pear at his usual stand in Noble's.
He sull'ered from pluerisy.
)()() posts for
Company.
sale Phelps Grocery
I'OU SALK Some good horses and
mules, broke or unbroken, imlcs
southwest of Lexington. F. K. Mason.
Wm, lieamev, Alfred Anderson and
wife, (!. W. Cox and Oscar Shaver
were over from Monument yesterday,
each attending to various business
matters.
D. K. (iilman went down the line this
morning on one of his frequent husi
uess trips.
IIOI' I.AKF. MANAGF.U WOl'Ll)
I.IKi: NOTICK OF ARRIVAL
IN ADVAM K.
Persons contemplating; a visit to
Hot Lake Springs, Oregon, who re
quire the service id' a wheel chair or
other special convenience, are request
ed by the manager to give notice of
arrival in advance, so that proper care
anil attention inav be assured.
(Adv.)
TO THE PUBLIC!
Owing to the regulations of the Industrial Welfare Commission
of Oregon, which prohibits female employees worktng more than
54 hours per week-or 7 hrs. and
45 min. per day.
it will be necessary for us to rearrange the opening and closing
of our grill room. Hours in the future will be as follows:
6.00 a. m. to 3.00 p. m.
4.00 p. m. to 8.00 p. m.
PALACE HOTEL
October 13, 1914
CO.
The First National Bank
OF HEPPNER
Oldest Bank in Morrow County
Capital, Surplus and Profits
$140,000.00
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NO'I'ICL' All County Script up to
October I. PHI, will he paid upon
presentation at my ollice. Interest
ceased on that date.
I'rauk t.illiain
Treasurer of Morrow Co.
Your Banking Business Will be Appreciated
Peoples' Cash Market
HENRY SCHWARZ, Proprietor
Open far biisincM under new and experienced management,
Solicit and will appreciate your patronage.
Fresh and Cured Meats
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AGASSIZ AND A HERRING.
Regular Republican nominee
for Senator, 19th Senatorial
PiMiit t comprising the court
lit of UMATILLA. UNION
mul MORROW.
A Man of Experience
III l)UMIU'S Mini 1.11111111. I :ivoi allien. Iinenl lit nut In l..u
making lax pa mt nli May 1st and November lt without in
terest or penallv. I'avoiu e nppropiintion nnd retrenchment
in puhlic expenditures; the aKolihment ol nil uele hoards,
ami the consolidation ol other where possible.
A m, hi thai knows the demands of Faster n Oregon nnd
alwa! readv In defend (hem.
Consult Your Best Interests and Mark Your Ballot
NO. 55 X
And a Student Who Finally Succeeded
In Making Discovery.
A Rtiident -1 1 1. 1 1 I In Ak'IisI.'h claax.
Fer Neieral days Auasl. palil mi allm
Hun In him whatever. At lentlli, tired
of timdlnu annuel tille, the Hi ml, tit
mkeil AkiihsI. to che him unmet hlnu ,
d'i. AKasnl.'it reply was tn Inn, I him n
lieirlnir Mini to nay, "Sillily this." The
vtihlmt w im len Ihlered, but set nlioiit
'Kind) Iiik" It The next day Akm7.
ilxkeil linn Hhal he had learneil iiUuit
the herrlni:. The student replied Mint It
hud two r,i many tins ami uch
urn I hii h mill klnus.
"No. lie!" AiiiiH-Ox cried "SI inly It
more. Thie thlnus are net liiip,'i taut."
The next day tin, I the next ll xpe
rt I'll 'i was repeate.l. The feiirtli il.iy
AkiikhU. nuaiii denmiuliil InlWniat inn
ll'niit the new rutting i.pivlnicii. In a
ileHrati nttemi t lit liunmr the cm
, dent replleil. "Well, f ti sum- ell
Ih(Ii slilex,"
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from Ihnr one le,,i iiImmU the , u n
title tnetli.Hl of utility than he ,n.
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World W ork
WeekeninQ.
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aelllim Mr Nnk.i,a an nut,""
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GEORGE H.
BISHOP
FREEWATER-MILTON, OREGON.
Demoaalic Candidate for
Joint Representative
Twenty-second District, UmatiOa
Morrow Counties.
and
Lower taxes, fewer
laws, economy in tran
sacting public business
especially in weeding
out useless commis
sions which are swal
lowing the taxpayers'
money.
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