Tuesday, April 22, 1919
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THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
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THE HEPPNER HERALD
AVILIj SHOW WAIt TROPHIES
I IX KASTF.RX OKKtJON
S. A. PATTISON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
An Independent Newspaper
Entered at the Heppner, Oregon, Postoffice as second-class Matter
TKKMS OK HL HSt HI PTIOX
One Year -...$2.00 Six Months SI. 00
Three Months $ .50
Some fine glazed
k appear
Newest Spring Styles
Tn Stock
BLACK, BROWN and WHITE NEW BUCK
SHOE STORE
The following Itinerary has- been
arranged for A. D. Weir who i:; ap
pearing in the intcics'. of the Vic
tory Liberty Loan with an exhibit of
i war trophies, including his private
collection made during service of
more than a yn.'.r as. a "Y" secretary
of the western front. Mr. Wen ' ar
i i i iniM'1 added to lh'..i a r-howicg of s'mvi-
f nirs piovided from ,v?o war tiophy
train which toure ', oregen .recently.
This exhibit has been sent out to
at points that cannot be
a reaenca oy me irupuy nam.
jpjj Mr. Weir's western Oregon exhibit
A ! has been seen by several thousand
jj people and has been declared one of
Sjlt'ae most interesting features of the
campaign.
V I vir Kastern Oreeon Trio
Leave Portland at 9:30 a. m.,
April 22.
Arrive at Madras 7:30 p. m
22.
Crook county, April 23, 24, 25 and
26.
Fossil, Wheeler county, April 27.
Condon, Gilliam county, April 28.
Heppner, .Mororw county, April
2!) and 30.
Grant county three days, leaving
Heppner May 1, will reach Prarie
City on the evening of May 2nd and
would get back to Baker City May
6th;' due in Portland 3:40 p.m.,
May 7th.
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County roadmaster McCaleb re
ports that the big caterpillar grading
outfit Is now at work on the Rhej,
creek road and it is the intention to
work that road thoroughly from Jor
dan siding to the Itugg place. The
big new grader recently purchased
is expected to arrive within ten days
and will be first tried out on that
road.
The rock crew is still working in
Buttermilk canyon near Rock creek.
-The horse grading outfit is being
moved into the Lena district and ex
tensive road improvements wtll be
made there.
It is the intention to set up the
rock crusher on Rhea creek near the
Rugg place and keep it In operation
all summer.
Every home builder desires to build a satisfying home, avoiding the danger of
making an experiment out of the work. This cannot be done if you plan
your home on a shingle or a piece of butcher paper. And further there is no
need of your going to the expense of employing an architect, in an effort to get
what you want. Most people build, thinking they know what their build
ing is going to look like. Wise builders start only after they know what
their home is going to look like.
The service we have to offer you not only shows you what your home is going
to look like, but allows us to tell you wh at the complete cost will amount to.
This avoids disappointments, guards against extras and other unforeseen items
of expense. This service is for the prospective home builders that want to
make every dollar count. It costs you nothing. Call at our office, we
will be glad to help you.
KOOSEVFLT HKiHWAY WILL
BEXKFIT EASTEUX OKKGOX
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Clean Hands
Tum-A-Lutr! Lumber Co
LEXINGTON
HEPPNER
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GET THAT VICTORY BOND EARLY
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Pilate tried to wash his hands
of the blood of Christ
He was a quitter.
You can't have clean hands
unless you take your share ,
of the
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
rc mi g"iiig to bo able to urn-t the laM return-
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soldier iiuv iti .hmu vi'iiiiii wiiii 11. in
W ill oti U' able to Mvp up to nun
"Well." I'-ud.ly. 1 was with ymi all the
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Though it is a fact not generally
known, Tillamook county, ,the most
productive dairying section of the
state of Oregon, has to xhlp in liay
and other forage for Its dairy herds.
On this account farmers of eastern
Oregon profited to the extent of
$100,000 In 1918. While the Tilla
mook section and the coast country
In general boRsts as fertile soil as
can be found anywhere the grasses
there are not converted Into winter
fodder, for the reanon that the pro
duct Is more valuable for grazing
d:lry cattle.
Tillamook county wna not the only
coast country that proved to be a
good customer of Cie alfalfa raisers
of tho Irririted tarda nf pastern Ore-
n. A'.'. '.!" rcrt of the seven coait I'M
counties purchased hty as well, Mi
thoimh In 8Mi:'!cr quunlltlea.
The rropor.ed Koo-cvtlt Highway
r the court would open up a j
i t iiKricultiiral empire in that , i
WHERE THE PICTURES ARE ALWAYS GOOD
Here's a program that cannot be beaten by any small house in the state,
them over. Every one a feature.
TUESDAY, APRIL 22
CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "THE SHUTTLE"
THURSDAY, APRIL 24
PEGGY HYLAND in "MARRIAGES ARE MADE"
FRIDAY, APRIL 25
MAE MARSH in "THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE"
SATURDAY, APRIL 26
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "THE AMERICANO"
Look
r -I' 1, and In a few years millions j
of dollars would flow out to the hay I
po ' riirs where now only hundreds
of ;'n usands are spent by the dairy
man. 1
In 1918 Tillamook county sold
tliiruiKlimit the United States two
million dollars worth of cheese and
dairy products alone. This gives an
Itiklinif of what will lie the result If
million of arrest of land like that In
Tillamook are opened up to rulttva
vation and settlement ihrotiKb the
medium of the IIuo-m-i At HUiiW")'.
Ilasi'd mi hat h. t.r.-n shown In
Tlll.iiiiuoK futility. ! I nO.IHHi.iiiift
win III of t.txnMi' pni!ty would be
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AS iOY ALMOST TRAGIC IN ITS PA--HCS
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