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VOLUME 3.
HEPPNER, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1917.
NUMBER 4,
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Heppmer
HER
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PATRIOTIC W
MEETING SATURDAY
natcd by the commission ure:
All the roads embraced in the
statu bonding act as Post roads
or Forest roads, as the ease mayjj
bo: Roads designated in the ;vct , ?i
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PROCLAMATION
City of Heppner
At a meeting of citizens and
veterans of the Civil and Spanish-American
wars held in the
council chamber last Monday
evening, arrangements were
made i'or a big mass meeting of
the citizens of Heppner and
Morrow county, to be held in
the Fair pavilion Saturday, Mar.
31, at 1:30 p.m.
Mayor Notson presided at the
meeting and the unanimous
voice of all those present was
that at a time like this, the peo
ple should get together in a
movement to hold up the arm of
the government in whatever may
be necessary as the present
tense situation more fully de
velops. Committees were appointed to
arrange a proper program for
the occasion and to thoroughly
advertise the meeting all over
the county.
An afternoon meeting was de
cided upon for the convenience
of those coining from a distance,
and it is expected that every
place of business in the city will
close from 1:30 until 4:00 p. m.
while the meeting is in session.
The county has been thorough
ly billed and it is confidently ex
pected that a record-breaking
crowd will be present.
Don't forget the date, Satur
day, March 31, at 1:31) p. m.
PROGRAM
Song America
High School Pupils
Address
Song
By the l'.ntire Audience
'is "Paved Highways" are desig
uatcd by the eomiuissian as
"Post Roads," pending this vole
of the people on 'the bonding
act; it the. people fail to ratify
the bonding act, the "Post road"
designation to continue, as there
will be no money for paving; if
the people adopt the bonding
act, the designation of "Paved
Highway"' will be the law.
A number 'of other new Forest ir?
and Post roads in various parts jj
of the state were also designated
and a military road from Flor
ence in Lane county, along the
Pacific ocean through Newport
and Lincoln and Tillamook- coun
ties to connect with a Post road
from McMinnville to Tillamook.
The foregoing designations,
while official, are tentative, made
at this time in conference with
U. S. (.overnnieut oluoials to
conform with government re
quirements that a complete state
highway system be designated
by each state as a condition of
participating in the benelHs of
tho Federal appropriations iinide
by the Khaekleford act. The
designations are subject, to later
revision by the commission; also
as to exact location in the sover
al counties after public hearings
have been held by the commis
sion with the county authorities
to make atinal determination as
to' exact routing.
5-'-,s-John Hughes and dangle
?J Mr. ami Mrs. Wnf. Wilson
H family, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Far-;
j;ley and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ml Mike Kenny; Mr. and Mrs. F.
M Monahun and family, Mr, and
MiMrs. Pat Healey, IMr. Pat Cur-
& PROJECT
WIH5RES, The President of the United States, ii
view of a grave national emergency, has issued a proclania
tiwn calling for 18,301) men forlhe navy of the United States $:ron and Miss McNamee.
and has called 'upon all public officials to co-operale in se- M An enjoyable musical program
curing the enlistment of men for service in the navy, and ?U was given by Misses Huuhes
WHEREAS. This is a time for actions and not for ar- M and Wilson, and an interesting
guments, bickerings, and disputes.
Therefore. I, S. E. Notson, Mayor of the City of
Heppner, do hereby appeal to all able-bodied American citi
zers from sixteen to thirty years of age to respond to the
call of the President and offer your services in behalf of
your country in this hour of her need; and I- further appeal
to the parents of those under eighteen years age who oll'er
to enlist, to give their consent to the enlistment.
Dated this 26th day of March, 1917.
S. E. Nouson, Mayor.
seal
'bucking contest" was furnish
ed by Pete Rourke and Hugh
McNcrney. Sumptuous rel'resh-
servet
nients were
with Mr.
ijiPete Farley as toastmaster. All
present enjoyed a ported even-
A Constant Rf.adkk.
Attest: J. P. Willi ms, Recorder.
tng.
when tho season is further ad
vanced that figure will be per
haps trebled.
The output, which is of high
quality, finds a ready market in
Heppner and adjoining towns
and communities.
The Herald man is figuring
on making another call down
that way when the ice cream
freezer gets running full time-
Getting Ready for Summer
Down at the Morrow County
Columbia i Creamery, Tuesday afternoon,
the management was busy get-
Leu py iiign scnooi tin,r the ice cream
rBS Vv.'Y,rS"";shapo for the summer
Entire Congregation
Prof. H. H. Hoffman, Miss Ma
rion Long, C. L. Swcek, Com
mittee on program.
reezer m
season,
warmer wave oi
Star Span-1 March weather presumably
gled Banner j giving a gentle hint of warmer
Address Rev. II. A. Moves 1 1110 sngnuy
Concluding hong
iihssideii
days to come.
This institution, which is one
of Hoppner's important business
enterprises, has recently been
reorganized and is in splendid
shape to secure the best results
for pal.'ons.
The present output is some
T'l'l or S ;( po-inds of strictly
j high grade, butler per week, but
War Sufferers Relief Meeting
A meeting of public interest
will be held in the Christian
church next Sunday evening,
the object being to raise money
for (be relief of European war
sufferers.
Major Notson will preside and
make the opening address, and
other capable speakers will pre
sent different phases of the sub
ject. C. E. Woodson, Rev. Noyes
and Rev. McDonald will ad
dress, and olhcr speakers
may be added to the program.
Belgians, Serbians, Armen
ians and Jews, all innocent vic
tims of the world war, will be
the beneficiaries of the funds
raised at this meeting, and don-
ors win nave ,ino privilege oi
designating to whom their con
tribution shall go if they desire.
It is expected a large audience
will be present at this meeting.
Notice to Business Men
The undersigned hereby respect
fully request that the businees
men of the City of Heppner close
places of business on Saturday,
March 21, 1017, from one o'clock
p. m. lo four o'clock p. m., during
the patriotic meelinu to be held
at the Fair Pavilion.
N. S. Whelslone,
Commander G. A. R:
S. E. Notson,
Mayor
C, L. Sweek,
President Commercial Club.
Heppner Elks Loyal
Ili'.t'l'M-'.i!, ( re., 3
To YVooimow Wll.sON,
President ,
Washington, I). C.
1 have the pleasure
milting to you the
Ivesoluliolis'iulopted by Heppner
Lodge Number Three Hundred
and Fifty Eight, Benevolent and
Protective. Order of Elks.
Respectfully yours.
. 11 Hon-'MAN.
While the farmers' meeting in
I he interest of the proposed
grain elevator last Saturday was
not as well attended as it might
have been, considerable interest,
was manifested by those pres
ent. The committees in charge of
ihe stuck subscription lists re
! ported b.'tween ssnno and sjiooii
; pledged, wliieh is in addition to
!ihe sfiOOH pledged at the outset.
I This makes more than one-half
of the em ire capital required,
which is placed at. some si'."), 000
j A representative of tlioTum
. ii-Liuu Lumber Co., of Seattle,
1 was present, at the. meotinsr Sat
of trans. 1 (miy,
following x,., ,,!,,. . ,- . .,
in' i iin; i; M'L lor
Tuesday, April i!, when il is ex
peeled that every fanner inter
ested in the question of bulk
bundling of grain will ne pi es
eat. It is essential that every,
body get behind the project now,
otherwise it may fail.
WHEREAS, A most grave in
ternationa! crisis now confronts!
the CniledStales, and the I'resi-1 Heppner Boy Enlists Wilh Col
dent lias and is employing such lege Suuad
A Pleasant Oiuision
An enjoyable occasion was
that of last Sunday at the home
of Mr. Patrick Council, a well
known sheepman ol this city,
who hail as his guest MrFrank
MeCartan, of New York city.
measures as are at his command
to uphold and maintain the in
tegrity of the nation and the sa-
Mayor Notson received a tele
gram Tuesday morning from his
son, L,ee Notson, who is a slu-
ered rights of humanity against, dent i Willamette University
the ruthless hand ol the despoil- .,t Salem, requesting bis sanction
pr' to Ijec's enlistment with the Na-
Therefoi'e, be il resolved by , t ional guard.
Heppner Lodge Number Three j ji,.Si Nols.ut is in Salem with
Hundred and Firty-Eight, of I he j 1m-son, and while she hail given
Benevolent, ami Protective ( r-1 1,,-r eonsent, the boy also wanted
der of Elks, that, we do most sin 'ir,js father's permission before
eorcly. endorse, the President in I taking the step.
bis patriotic Aili'-tican course of I 'J'h,. ,n,.s.s(iff,. slaled
fiction, and we do iiuliviil wully stiifliits at Willamel Ir
Mr. McCarlan has retired from ami collectively pledge him our
business in New York and ex- i utiqiialilb'd loyally and support j
peds to engage in business here, m his heroic efforts to preserve'
Another guof.t of the occasion j to I he pimples of I lie Ea fl h I hose j
was Miss Anne Wilson, an old I V,,U 11,1,1 privileges m. long j
... , .. ,, ,, ,- : rcc.ogtu.od by tliu law id nations. '
tune triend ol Mr. Met arlan, ; Am, u js f; , Ul,.,. n.silvri, ,.,,. j
but whom he had nol met since ,ll(,M, solution be spread up
they were school mates in Ire- J,,n Ihc minutes of Ibe Lodge and
land in their childhood days. I a copy of the same lc t ransmit-
1 n 1, i. M M,.'.,,.i.,i, t,. lied lii Wood row Wilson. I'rcsl.
., ,, , , i ' dent, of Ihc I lilted Males,
and Mrs. ( onnell enterlained a, ,, i ki--m a . , E. R.
large parly during the day and W. P. Cnx
evening, the following guonts, Sam E. Van Yai iou
being present: Mr. a:d Mrs. Committee.
that 2ii
had al
ready enlisted. Mr, Notson im
mediately wind his son to go
ancail. Somelioilv has In
said Mr. Nolson.
go,
TO BE
The committees of
nor Commercial Ch
At its recent meeting in Port-!
land tho ttale Highway Cominis-1
sion designated a number of j
new roads to become n part of j
tho state system of permanent j
highways, among them being a
road which is of particular sig-'
niticance to Heppner and Mor-;
row county people. i
The proposed road is desig.
nated as a forest road and ih!
distance is some 30 r,r 3.1 miles.
It is understood there is a fairly
good road at prrvnt, between
the two points with the oxecp
tiini of some eiijlit or ten miles
which is only ir.ivel.ibli: fnrliirr.t
rigs, and the op ninu' and main
tenance of a pei in rni'iit thor.
oughfare'v. ith eay trades and
built on modem line's w ill mean
much lo a laii." number of pen.
phi living in that section, as well
as to Heppai-r, whi -h would te
benefited by a big trade I mm
, that part of the country.
The Heppner gateway i the
natural point through which ail
that section would it.icIi tho out
side world when a g nid mnl is
provided.
I'tidel pli'M'tll ci.lidlliolis. Mi
the Herald is informed, a detoar
of in inv aide. Is n.ces. iry for
o;ie I I e UiiS or a'.' ' '111 ' 'bill In
rtaeh tie i, ul'. 'id. unking tl.e
Hduil distance ub-eit i'- Hides
Instead ft i or ",r w Ln b wmild
be trr.cle I over t'e- prop., sen
llei'piiur-Ritter road
O'l.er T'-ads si !) ;l 1 1 ly desl'
Farmers' I!
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Ilie llepp.
i and the
have made ar
rangements for a meeting of the
'citizens of the county, to be held
i the evening of April II, for the
j purpose of organizing a Hotter
Roads Club for Morrow comity.
It is expected that citizens from
all parts of the county will he
present to aid in making the . or
ganiziition, ;hh it js hoped tlmi
: every community will be well
represented. lin. ;,,v Uiti,,.,-,
who has in hand the work of or
ganization of (lie eood roil. Is
campaign of this part of the
I state, has been invited to be
j present. It is I'piile likely that
Commissioner 'I'honipMiii uj
, so he present. Judge Phelps
I w ill also attend t. nn-etin if
( the court work a( Pendleton w ill
permit. A cordial iu ilal ion is
extended to the fanners, bllsi-
, liees men and ladies to at lend.
1 I,et US h,V, e a Coil'. Hi" lueel ine
and eei t ;U) oivanizat ion w hu h
will aid us in securing I -1 1
I roads.
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('Ii'h are Imuii' pod It,-, Jy ,(
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I aO 11 re i ll-. u in;.' up I ht ii I,.,, j,
ItaM-. und p.iying Ibe mi t,i,l
t- HI lull 'I his III. I I ties .1
lgr.ilifymgil.eree .,f pio.p,-i,iv
j in Mono v county.