HEPPNER HERALD
S. A. PATT1SON. Publisher.
An Independent, Local Ncivs
pa per.
Entered at the Heppner, Oregon,
1'ost Office as second-class matter.
Terms of Subscription.
Our, Year - - $IM
Six Mm! lis - - i
Thin- Months - - r,n
Villi) A Y. MA Y II. lun.
is possible to get along without
the accustomed stimulant and it
seems to be certain that as a
"safety first" measure the na
tion can get along better through
a period of stress with more bis
cuit and less booze.
A town is like a large family.
We are all interested in each
other's welfare, or should be.
A cut-throat, cvery-man-for him-
CHURCH NOTICES
Catholic Church Services.
First Mass. 8:00 a.m.
Second Mass 10:30 a.m.
Catechism class 11:30 a. m.
Evening Devotions 7:30 p.m.
Reverend Father O'Rourke.
Church of Christ
The morning service will be a
"Mother's Day" service with
appropriate sermon and songs.
An Important
Easter For the
Rev. John Redfield
By ELINOR MARSH
John RedQeld left tlie theological
seuiluary full of honors, but despoud
eut. Ills father had died lusolveiit,
and the support of a mother aud youug-
er brothers aud sisters devolved upon
The best friends are those who
stimulate each other to do good.
Mitchell Sentinel.
RESOLUTIONS
Whereas, It has pleased God in
his wisdom to remove from our earth
ly Chapter to the Great Chapter
above, obiter Laura Matlock, who
died in a hospital in Portland April ;
regular morning service.
Time of evening service changed
to eight o'clock. Topic of the
evening sermon "Walking With
God."
Christian Endeavor 7 o'clock
I I A ! C T
10, 1917; and, Aiiuiveibiii-y oervico. i-ieaier
Whereas, Deceased was n member ! Odilo G rosclieu.
In good standing of Uuth 1'lnmtr.r I
No,
Ileppncr, Oregon,
GIVE Tilt FARMER'S
A SQUARE DEAL
At this time, when a vigorous
campaign is being waged for in
creased production of all food
skill's, the opinion of a man who
is at the head of the Nonpartisan
League, an organization of farm
ers which originated in North
Dakota a year or so ago and
swept that state at the past gen
eral election bv carrying the
entire farmer's non-partisan
ticket, is of considerable interest.
In a recent article the gentleman
above referred to, A. C. Townley
by name, says that the farmers
of America can double their
crops this year and can grow ten
times as much food next year if
given a square deal. I
Mr. Townley s .conception of a
square deal for the farmer is
embodied in the following pro
gram as mapped out by him:
Take over the distribution sys
tem. Take over the packing plants,
canneries, Hour mills, ware
bouses, elevators, and cold stor
age plants.
Take over the idle land held
by speculators and distribute it
among farmers who will culti
vate it.
Loan the farmers money at
reasonable rates, with which to
purchase seed, equipment and
labor.
i -inn j end all gambling in
lo.M, v.il.., at K .4.4 during tin
continuance of the war.
Continuing Mr. Townley says:
Gambling in foodstuffs ha:
done more to lessen production
in America than anything else.
If it is slopped you can depend
upon rapidly increasing crops.
I can't see bow the government
can make prices as long as it
permits gambling, and as long as
monopolists control the food
manufacturing, transport a t i o n
and marketing end.
Any attempt to fix a minimum
price to farmers will result in
greatly increased pricees to con
sumers, for the bloodsuckers be
tween producer and consumer
w ill add tlu ir toll just the same.
Let thi' government confiscate,
paying present value, all culti
vatable laud now held by land
hogs, and divide this land among
the hundreds of thousands of
men working on farms who can't
buy land.
There would be no latior short
age on farms if farm hands saw
..1. . . . e ... 1 It T i
a iiiauce to get a iarm oi their - v. rou e, a wool ware
ow n. and if fanners got enough 1 Inniseinaii of Portland was in
for their production so they could I Ueppner for a duy or two dur-
The young people of the corn-
self policv, means ruin for anv : munuy are especially asucu to . tins son.
commmiitv It means retroirres-: 1)0 presout in honor of Mother. Job'i was about to accept a business
communis, It mcanb ItllOfcits i , . . 'position when he received through the
sion and failure, The first les-: Ilie subject ot the evening , bishop nu offer to deliver an Easter
son that any family must learn sermon will be "Certainties and sermon, with a fee of $30, at the
. ! Tn.,Hiiiiiilnt " i cuureh of the Kduionson Manufacture
is that to be happy and success-, --ncuiainiics. (ig compfinJ, Uo WM t0 g0 up on
ful is unity and mutual assist-! lue Endeavor meeting will bo j Sunday morning, to 'meet tho prcsi
ance. The same applies to thei lod by tho minister, and will denta car at the station.
... , ' , ; mppt at 7 ii m i JohQ considered fjO a very liberal
business life of a town and the meet ax P m. j fee fof R g)ngl(j germon nuJ conscIen.
more generally it is obeyed the! 1 he federated Church I tiousiy determined to do his best to
more abundant will be the town's j Sunday school at ): lo. The j merit the money. He was in sympa.
prosperity. Stand by each other! subject of study will be ZXVZr
and patronize the home folks. ' ""arable of the iuo and condition. lie spent much time in
YOU SPEND 14 HOURS
A DAY IN YOUR SHOES
j !YirT Shoe of.Sday
yiv! FlEX.3l,CC!1fORTA3L!iA';05ERVlCEAf
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Buy a pair of
our WORK
WELT SHOES
and you will
get 16 hours
f solid com
fort every day.
Branches." (preparation, but wrote nothliiR, since
Th snprnnw. f n,n r .r,,vi J lie Pssossed the gift of speaking ex-
Supper will be observed at the
32, o. e. s
therefore, be it,
Resolved, That while we bow in
humble submission to tho will of
(lod, who diieth all things well, yrt
wo Krievo for the death of our sister.
Wo deplore her death because we
have, ever found her a woman who,
though young in years, was still pos
sessed in full measuro of those qual
ities and principles which dignify
womanhood, and which alono make
lite u blessing.
As n member of llio Chapter she
was earnest, conscientious, full of
zeal for the Order, and ever bore her
self while, laboring among us, lu all
faithfulnesH and honor.
Resolved that wo extend to the
family of tho deceased, in this, their
great bereavement, the sincere and
earnest sympathy of this Chapter,
and join with Uiem in tho hopo that
our parting U but a few years of
time.
Resolved, That we drape our Chap
ter In mourning In memory of our
lepartod sister,
Resolved, That these resolutions
'io spread upon the records of this
Chapter, and that a copy thereof be
sent to the family of our deceased
sister, and a copy be sent to Tho Gazette-Times
and to tho Heppner Her
ald for publication.
LENA SNELL SIIURTE,
OUVE ALLISON.
ANNA SPENCEH,
Committee.
temporaneously,
On Easier morning John made half
an hour's Journey to Edmonson and
on alighting nt the station saw only a
slnglo vehicle waiting, a car with a
girl In It. She was evidently looking
out for an arrival and, seeing a man
in clerical dress, beckoned to hlru.
When he joined her she asked if he
was Mr. Redfield and when he admit
ted the fact said that she was Miss
(.'liiilflnclt, The president of the Ed
monson company had been suddenly
called away, aud she had come to take
him to the home of her aunt, with
whom sho lived, whence she would
drive him to the church.
fe - . w. wvv. nmlflnlil tvno rrm t-nv o1 In n hniirl.
li::scs:c-acat:acf:jts:fc:tj;a:: ; "ome lome 1,1 tlie principal residen
tial part of tho town, where lie spent
4 Professional Column 8
DR. It. J. VAUGIIAN
DENTIST
Permanently located in Oddfellow's
Building
HEPPNER, OREGON
GLENN Y WELLS
ATTORNEY-ATLAW
Heppner : : Oregon
S. E. NOTSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office in Court Houso
1EPPNER, OREGON
DR. N. E. WINNARD
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
IEPPNER, OREGON
DR. A. D. McMURDO . ...
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Telephone 122
Office Patterson Drug Store
HEPPNER, OREGON
The Kustprn Ilido and Junk
Company of Pendleton has h
representative in your city, by
mime D. L. riiillips, You can
lUays reach him by ohoning to
one of the hotels. Wo buy the
following stuff: Mixed iron, nil
k mis of bides, nil kinds of rags,
auto casings, till kinds of rubber,
brass and copper und also wool.
Wo pay tho highest prico in the
slate of Oregon for this stuff
Mr. I'hillips and (his oflice will
ippreciiito your put r on age.
Kastern Hide and Junk Co.. 121
West Uuilrond street. Pendleton.
Oregon. Telephone Main 42,
Htstcrn Hotel, Hopptu, Ore. )tf
pay higher w ages.
ing the week.
PROHIBITION
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'ROUABLE
'iui.s of war
national prulii
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Notice lo Water U.m
All charges for irrigation will
lie inado by the Mpiare ftot ir
rigated as follow!,: Ono dollar
twenty. ii vu cents, t L'a) for the
lust I m hipi.tre feet irri.vatcd
and f I. nu fr .;ich addilivnal
I" S'p.iaro feet.
r'-.H I'eppuer Lights Water tV
Rtfular momhly vim lo HEPFNCR and IONE
Watch paper for dalra
DR. J. G. TURNER
Ey Specialist
PORTLAND OREGON
E. N. Gonty Shoe Store
Masonic Building
WOODSON & SWEEK
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Jfflce in Puluce Hotel. Heppner, Ore.
SAM I VAN VACTOR
1TTOUN EY-AT-LAW
HEPFVER, OREGON
LOUIS PEARSON
TAILOR
HETPNER, OREGON
T. C. DENMSEE
For Fine Up To Dat Homes
ARCHITECT and CONTRACTOR
UEPrNER, QKEGON
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Notice lo ihc Puldic
I i t lo announce to .nv
lati','ns and fiictuU and Ihc
public gcncrnlly that 1 haM-
It hat ! i'il inv iiti.i. t..
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' ii.iMlig nv lillsmes aritl leiv ini' , '
I"- .ei i In I" work I l!.'.pnvr and il, t I lmv dcciJcd
! hwuit I to reniniii hvr ,.ml conn'uet my
bnliets in i.u.i, N4 i),.fr,.. I wish to
a. it- nt, d it stvm,ttiki ,u, piK,riunity of tlunking '
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opinion , .ml courtesies and hoiv tho auio ...Ml "1.T
pieiKunt relntiotn between u1
will bo contmed in the futare. I
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W ill help Mittle.
Oi Tgon'n f ct atue as a "bone
dr " s-tal.- t :diow that it
Ileppncr. Oregto. May 1. l.'lT. "-
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IC-lANfkirl i.
an limlr before tlie time for tlie church
j service, chatting with Miss Clinlflncb.
What connection site had with the Ed
' m'Mison Mnnufactritlng company was
i uot apparent; but, not liking to aslt
I her folnt blank tfhnt It was, he re
; malncd In Ignorance of It. Miss Glial
I HncU was uot as backward as he In
asklug questions and learned from him
tho conditions which have been thus
far mentioned,
Iicdfleld, gcclng a congregation of
working peoplo looking earnestly up
at lilm for advice and comfort, soon
warmed to bis subject and preached a
heart lo heart sermon to them. Miss
Chalflnch was seated among tliem and
seemed much pleased at tho effect pro
duccd upon tho listeners. At the close
of the service a number of men and
women gathered around John and ea
gerly asked him If he was the new
rector. When bo said he had only
como to preach tho Easter sermon they
looked disappointed.
Meanwhile Miss Chalflnch was wait
Ing for them to finish their questions
and when they had dono so led John
out to the car and drovo him to her
homo for dinner. Her aunt and John
and herself dined together, and after
dinner tho mint retired to her room.
Miss Cbalfluch spent the tlnio beforo
John was to return to Ids home chat
ting with blm, and the questions she
asked as to his affairs, the require
meuts of Ills family and other matters
seemed somewhat Inquisitive to him.
Finally sho said that tho church built
by tho Edmonson company was as
yet without a pastor and asked blm
how ho would like tho position. John
said that ho had weighed tho subject
of remaining In the ministry and hnd
decided that he could uot alTord to do
so, encumbered as he was. Uo would
bo obliged lu pastorato to start with
a Uimlnutlvo satiny, aim, since hU
hvart would bo In tho field of the poor,
ho would uot bo likely to Increase It.
If money wcro his object and, consid
ering his responsibilities, in, nicy was
an Important matter with hlm-lt was
far better for him to enter luiNlness.
Miss Chalflnch agreed with him hi
this. he said sho believed the r.,lni"H
on company was to pay the salary of
the pastor of tho church ami that It
was not to bo over fuO a year. tho
expressed her spprobHtlou of this un
less rusn Could be secured who would
have n marked effect for pood on the
conijresatlon. "They are not well edu
cated," she sil.lcd, "or ued to reiving
on llienisclvea They reqnlro intno otm
Id Iran on, Hid that pencil ran often
Influeiii them to a.'tlmi require! fur
llnir welfare when e.tnt deninc'icnc la
If) lllg to .rllrl"U thrill , the Cell-
... ..f i l"ry. For my pail, I ..'l!ef i tint Ihc
nul,.' rlijlit llinii In tli .ntniiti of (he
huri li wenld be a U' "d luvt atnu'iit, .i
ny lie thing of other c.'lilili'inili.tia "
l(."liii"iiil vini iioii h liii'i. sm-,1 nltii
this opliil"ll, but ma le iin iijnliiilor
Taking put his waMi. ho remarked
that It was nearly hla linlu llino.
"Would ymi a.vi-h ,' a j ear nn,l
re.'l.'ty fivr aaked Ml. a rliaTii.ti
"Would I p vppt th sky f,.r a pin
I nr 1" Ifplled J"l'll, 'tl 1 1 1 1 , a
"I hv a.ked Jon a qii(t!,in, and 1
think I am rutin.-,! to a r. plr."
"Ill tint cn I aiHr jell (hnt I
would S'o't f,1""' a jrar with gvent
I lenail'tf."
"Very well. C''iiidrr yuur f cnl'e'l
to tlm istnii (.f f a Flni' tia n
church."
J. bn I'.okrd st brr. Wetltrli ,; If the
lis, I t'"tit daft.
"My fntlicr piirl nratly til tha
tt.vk of th Fdinoiiaon cniipnnT tnd
Irft It ti m lu h't wl'.l. t ctti do what
I like with tbtfroj-rrty, tut htt r.trrr
Ititrrfrrvd tn lit umntgrmeiit f't
tn ninti"t CHKfnilrg h comfort ttnl
tt'liltutl wt'ftr of ISi llvr:t lu llio
(toiy."
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JMmotia.'ti wotkt mtrrlfd tt; rfv-t'-r.
aud ..iilirr ttiry trtm U- disroot
m of fcdeb vtuitr.
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"OfF-the-Tray"
the lunch service recently inaugurated by
Union Pacific System
that is proving immensely popular, is
a new reason why you should insist that your
tickets read Union Facihc bystem.
Ccff'n ... toe
SandwiclieB , toe
Pi! .... IOC
I innelinutn , 5c
Hard Boiled
heca . . , 5c
Special Meat or
Fowl Sandwiches
(in season) . 30c
All "Off thc-Trav" fravtn are nf same hli?h quality
as served in Union Pacific System dining cars. Tho
waiters pass throtiKh dav and tourist cars with light
foods at small prices. You will enjoy this feature.
Wm. McMurray, General Passenger Agent
Portland
ST
Will
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service FurniturA
BEST PrUicety Undertakinci
aBaraararjrtraHMiaHBaasMt ta
Case Furniture Co. Heppner; Ore
C. H. GOLDSMITH,
DEALER IN
All Kinds of Fire Wood
and
Rock Springs Coal.
"Best in the West"
All orders entrusted to me will re
ceive prompt and careful attention.
Phone Main 396 or Main 393.
THE BRICK
Mi. VI IK & A IK UN, Props.
ICE CREAM and CARD
PARLORS.
The O. K. Restaurant.
A COol) PL ACL TO F.AT,
Meals at all Hours 25 cents ai d Upward.
Only White Waitresses Employed.
HEPPNER : OREGON.