Heppner Herald
S. A. PATTISON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
An Independent Newspaper
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BRAIN LEAKS
By LYXX I'l'KMX
.$ .50
TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1919
A GOOD BILL TO KILL
SHNATK HI IX, No. 3F, introduced by Senator Orton,
of Multnomah county, is a pretty good one for the kt
islature to choose for early slaughter. The bill proposes to
create a Department of State Police consisting of a super
intendent at a salary of $3,000 per annum; a deputy super
intendent at a salary of $2,400 per annum and twelve offi
cers at a salary of $1,500 each, per annum. The superin
tendent shall also he provided with "suitable offices" at
Portland. The sum of $60,000 is appropriated to pay the
salaries and foot the bills of this department or an average
of around $4,300 for each of the fourteen men. This is
considerably more money than the average eastern Oregon
sheriff draws for performing, faithfully and well, the re
sponsible duties of his office which includes not only the
duties of chief peace officer of his county but also that of
collector of taxes.
The sheriff of a county is elected by the people who
know him and who are acquainted with his qualifications
and character, lie is the choice of a majority of the peo
ple and, if found recreant to his trust, he is amenable tothe
people and subject to their recall at any time.
Under the provisions of this act the members of the
State Police Department are to be clothed with "the same
power with respect to criminal matters" as is the sheriff
within his particular jurisdiction but by the same token,
they are responsible only to their superintendent. The
people of any county in which the state police might op
erate will have no word tosay. Whether right or wrong
in their actions the state policeman will be in a position to
snap their fingers at the people as long as they have the
backing and support of the superintendent of the Depart
ment who appointed them.
Oregon had some experience last year with an organ
ization known as the Oregon Military Police and that ex
perience should not buy Senate Bill, No. 31, many votes in
the legislature nor anywhere else. That organization was
widely heralded during the spring and early summer as the
only salvation for Oregon against spies, slackers and all
other varieties of law breakers. They were sent out with
a great hurrah to guard the shipyards and wheat fields.
Only for their valor Oregon could not be expected to build
a ship or save a bushel of grain. But before the summer
was over, according to published newspaper reports, the
managers of the shipyards requested the governor to with
draw his military policemen as the ship builders preferred
. lo supply they- own guards at their own, expense.
Morrow county had a bunch of these military polic
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ihey drew, we lad to remember it.
At a lime when harvest hands were at a premium these
big, brawny youth most of whom would have made ideal
' ho downs ' 011 a threshing outfit, slacked their raging
thir.sl in tile ice cream parlors (moonshine being at a pre
mium) tried to pose as soldiers in their cotton khaki and
kidded themselves with he belief that they were "mashers."
If Multnomah county and Portland are so lawless that
their siierill's otlice and police department cannot cope
with the situation but feel that the public weal demands
anything akin to the Oregon Military Police of 191S. let
ihem git a special dispensation for state aid but for Clod's
sake don't allow them to saddle such a travesty on law-en-i.Mceiiieiil
(n the rest ot tne tatc.
About as near as some fellows got
to France was to wear a wrist watch.
A hair mattress factory ought to
do well in Russia.
When the. "League of Nation.;" is
finally formed we'll bet there .ire lots
of people it will not satisfy.
' .
Famous Horses
Dark.
. Saw '
Canned.
Pistol.
On you.
The watch on the Rhine might bo
an Ingersoll.
When the time comes to vote
those water bonds Heppner will go
over the top just li'ke she did with
the Liberty Bonds.
Marshall Curran says at times hn
felt just like the German general
staff. He carried around so many
white flags.
"The fools are not all dead yet."
quoth Dr. MeMurdo as' ho ran his big
Franklin car into a mud hole where
it remained. We are at a loss to
know whether the doctor referred to
himself for not buying a Ford or to
the street commissioner who was re
sponsible for the m.ud hole.
Mairy had a little lamb
Its fleece was heavy, too.
It followed her to town one day
And then became a mutton stew.
The former German crown prince
says the Allies will never get him
alive. Why don't they start after
him and huirry up the suicide. The
human races will be better with him
gone.
There was a young man from. lone
Who had a job in the submarine
zone.
He was chasing the Hun
With a six pound gun
And said I can lick the -vhole bunch
alone.
A recent news dispatch says the
ex-Kaiser is bordering on Insanity.
Nothing doing! Any man who tries
to pull off the stuff he did Is Just a
plain damn fool.
Place your order for flowers early.
Old John Barleycorn will need them
on January first, nent.
How ybout that Contemplated
BUILDING?
WANTK.O Married man vants
steady job on a ranch. Is ej p ir
ienced. Address Mcnroe Turhcr,
Heppner, Oregon. , 38-:9
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'OK KOMK KISTLLK
A party owning a guod paying
business, unable because of physical
disability to handle if, offers his
equipment, field and good will for
10!0. The owner Is able to show
any prospective puich;u.t-r that tltis
busin-ss will pay any live man bet
ter than $1.50 per hour. For lurtn-
rr Information Inquire ut the Humid
Oi'iice. 3 7tf
MITll'H TO (T.KIXTOKS
TliroiiK'i the couiti-sy of Hon. C.
i:. Wonilxon copies of bills llilio-liic-ed
111 the legislature nt Salem are
being lent to thi Herald inul will be
kept on III,, hen where anyone In
li ri'Hleil may look 1 Iiimii over. The
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Notice Is hereby given that th un
dersigned, Foster Collins, ban been
duly appointed rdmlnislrutor of the
estate of John C. Smith, deceased, by
Ibo County Court of Morrow Coi- ly.
Oregon. All persons having claims
against said estate are notified to pre-
. "i: the sam0 to me at the office
r.'.y 1-ttorney, Sam E. Van Vai'tor, '
'..it., n six mon'hs from the date of
the 'Irst publication of thin notice.
D d-d r nil first published Janu
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KOSTEn COI MNS.
Ailnilndtralor of Ihp estutp of John
. Smith deoa-ied. 31-42
The Government has reduced
the ban on building. Or rath
er raised the price. Instead
of a $1,000 limit on new
buildings, you can go ahead
now if it don't cost in excess
of $10,000.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber
Company
LEXINGTON and IONE
NOTICE TO CKEMTOKS
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed by the
County Court of the State of 0reo n,
for Morrow County, administrator of
the estate or John Sheridan, deceas
ed. All persons having claims
against the estate must present them
properly verified, to the undersigned,
at the office of Woodson & Sweek,
Attorneys at Law, Heppner, Oiegoi..
within Bix months from the date of
fir -it publication of this notice.
First published this 7th day of
January, 1919. v
W. P. .MAHONEY,
36-40 Aminlstrator
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TOTHE
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
LOST, STKAYKI) OK STOLfi
From my ranch or the ndjoia'iig
range, tl.e following described ani
mals: One roan mare, coming three-yoar
old; one sorrel mare coming th-ee-year-olds,
both branded cross quar
ter circle on left stifle.
Two blue geldings, coming threc
yearolds, both branded cross quar
ter circle on left stifle, small cror
quarter circle on left shoulder.
. They are all good sized work, ani
mals and I will pay a liberal reward
j for their return to me or for Infor
niHtlon leading to their recovery.
I, WALT Fit ROOD,
Heppner, Oregon. 3 8 tf
Following is a schedule showing
the Installment dates for all bonds
not paid in full at the time of the
subscription, together with the per
centages of the subscription due on
the dates specified:
November 21, 1918. ...20
December 19, 1918....20
January 21, 1919 20
January 30, 1919 307c
Kindly preserve this schedule for
future reference.
We urge all subscribers buying
bonds on the installment plan who
have not taken care of their Novem
ber 21st payment to do so at once.
Prompt payment is required by the
Government and It greatly facili
tates our work in handling the sub
scriptions. It Is your patriotic duty to meet
your payments when due.
Respectfully,
First National Bank of Heppner.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
GLENN Y. WELLS
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
926 Chamber of Commerce Building
PORTLAND, OREGON
Phone Main 5226.
VAUGHAN & BUTLER
DENTIST
Permanently located In Oddfellow's
Bunldiug
Heppner, Oregon
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
There m$
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the Store
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and they were (ryiS to josh lie Tobacco Man
"Have a chew on so long it costs noth
me, says he. break
off just two or three
squares. That's a
man's slza chew of
Real Gravely. It
holds its cood taste
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at La Grande, Oregon.
Dec. 4th, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Waldo
L. Vincent, of Lena Oregon, who, on
August 3rd, 1915, made Homestead
Entry, No. 014467. for NE. E
NW4,andEH SKi, Section 26,
Township 1 South, Range 28 East,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of iiitention make three-year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before C. C. Patter
son, United States Commissioner, at
his office, at Hetipner, Oregon, on
the th day ot Febuary, 1919.
Cluimnnt names as witnesses:
Arthur P. Hughes. Mlcheal Cur
ran, Harve o. co'-en. and .muck i,
(1 en try, all of Lena Oregon.
C. S. Dunn, Register
NOTIU: I OK I'I IH.M'ATIOX
ing extra to chev
this class of tobac
co." further Ikct't
vhj yn can gtt t! i good
taste ef this class ef toi cc
eo wituout extra cast.
PEOPLES CASH MARKET
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Real Gravely Chewing Plug
each piece packed in a pouch
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Department of the Interior. I". 'A
I ard Office at The Dulles, Oregon
J.iniiiiy 1. 191S.
N'mlre Is hereby given that Hulll"
Leathers, of Hard'nan. (iri-gun. v. '.in
en Febiuary 2 4th 1914. miiile lloine-
l.ad Kntry, No. 012571. for Ntt V
yvv4, section 14, lownnhlp '.
Sejth, Itange 2t. Fast. Wlllai.'eO
Mi'ilitlRU, hn tiled notice to make
ft.al threr year l'roof, to estubilsh
iliiiiu to the land above desrribed
l-'iou- f. 0. I'attermin. V. 8. Ctm
t itMi-iner, at Hppnr, Oretton. on
I' e I Hh day of rVbrunrjr 1919.
I l.i.iii.int names an wltne-tsea'
li' ;.h wn.li r. ef 1'arkeis Mill. (irn.
KrmrU M. Milb-r. of ll.inliimn Oie
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Mor.Tf.AGi:
ATION
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E. NOTSON
ATTOKN KY-AT-LAW
Office in Roberts' Building
Heppner Oregon
DR. A. D. McMURDO
PHYSICIAN SlIHiKON
Telephone 122
Office Patterson's Drug Store
Heppner Oregon
WOODSON & SWEEK
ATTOKX E YS-AT-LAW
Heppner Oregon
SAM E. VAN VACTOR
ATTOKX KY-AT-LAW .
Heppner Oregon
Watch paper for dates r
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KYK SI'KCIALIST
Puitlanil Oregon
Regular monthly visits to Heppner
and lone.
DR. GUNSTER
VI-TKKINAIlIAt
Heppner OieKon
Licensed Graduate
Thone 722 (Day or Night)
F. A. McMENAMIN
LAW VI- : K
Roberts Illdg. Heppner, Ore.
Office Thone Main (43
Residence Thone Main 665
ROY V. WHITEIS
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Heppner Oregon
E. J. STARKEY
KLECTHICIAN
Motive wiring pclaltjr.
Heppner Oreton
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