Tuesday, April 29, iqiq
HIGH SCHOOL FIELD JEET
lOXE MAV THIKD
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER. OREGON
AT
Saturday, May third, will be a red
letter day among the high schools
population of the county all of whom
will gather at lone to take part in
the annual field meet. An interest
ing sport program has been arranged
and the young athletes are looking
forward to the event with much
pleasure.
A game of baseball between Moro
and lone High teams and in the af
ternoon the regular field day sports
will he held.
Tmf J Varov Wollo cnnori'nfan.
nt of the lone city schools, is in
which insures a day of splendid en
tertainment. lone extends a hearty invitation to
everybody iu the county to attend
this event.
HIXmVKKO IS CALAMITY
WHKX ONCE ESTABLISHED
Oregon Agricultural College
Field bindweed, "decidedly the most
1 dangerous weed in Kansas," is get
i ting a good start in parts of Oregon,
; especialy in the dry farming wheat
j districts where the summer fallow
gives it just the chance it needs to
spread and establish itself. Seed
I of this weed pest is present in sam
ples from different parts of the
state, which reach the seed testing
laboratory at the agricultural col-
1 lege.
j "This impurity is found chiefly
i in cereal seed samples sent for purity
and germination tests," says Miss
Grace Cole, seed specialist. "It
does not occur in large quantities
and can be eradicated if great care
is used in seeding the cereal crops."
Bindeed is one of the noxious
weeds described in the series of weed
stories by Miss Helen Gilkey now
running in the Sunday and Weekly
Oifgonian. Its distribution by root
stocks, each joint of which will
sprout a new plant, as well as by
prolific seed, make3 it exceedingly
dificult to stamp out.
In addition to calling it the most
dangerous weed in Kansas Mrs. E. G.
Hailing in dharge of the seed testing
laboratory at the Kansas agricultural
college says that a small patch un
less controlled, can overrun the
whole farm in ten or fifteen years,
making it agricultural worthless.
Clean summer cultivation is the
best method of control, reports B. P.
Sheehan, of the college farm crops
department. Great care must be
taken not to drag broken root stocks
into uninfested areas or they will
spread the plant more rapidly.
Sa'mples of suspected seed may be
4.',
va&dSS we iooi
, Here's the way
1 at it
minute, look at the tire proposition from our
We are in the tire business here, to stay, Wc cza remain
in business only so lon as we please our customers.
Consequently, it ays us to handle good tires United
States Tire;.
They're the tires ve sell.
They're the tires you should use.
We have thera to nicci every need of prlco cr use.
United States Tires
are Good Tires
We know United States Tires arc good tires That's why we sell them.
HEPPNER GARAGE, HEPPNER, ORE.
E. R. LUNDELL, IONE, OREGON
PAGE THREE
sent to the seed testing laboratory
at the colege, Corvallis, for free ex
amination. If bindweed seed is
present fhe seed can either be
thoroughly cleaned or discarded for
pure seed.
Mrs. S. W. Spencer, who has been
in Seattle attending the lied Cros.
conference, also spending some tinn
in Portland visiting friends on her
way from the sound city, returned
home Wednesday evening.
Every Fighter
wore two of these around his neck.
DID YOU?
Then identify yourself with the
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
Even though you did not wear one of Uncle Sam's little metal
tags you can have a badge of honor that shows your loyalty
just as plainly as the soldier's tag and that is by buying a
Victory Liberty B.ond. And don't stop at one bond but buy
just as many as you can possibly pay tor and then buy some
more. The boys who wore fflie little metal tags went the
limit and you must do the'same.
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It May Be True That a Cat
Has Nine Lives
Hut its a cinch your car has only one so why not pet the bv from
that oncjife. all the pleasure there is in operating your rar is when it is in
first class running shape. You can only do this when the repair work and
up-kecp on your car is trusted to men who know their business who un
der .stand the many little things that worry the motorist who know just
what to do in each case.
We pride ourselves on our reputation for looking after the details the
small things that make a world of trouble and if your car is left in our
care these small worries will be forgotten.
Prolong the life of your car by giving its care over to us.
Wc wish to particularly call yonr attention t our I'.attcry Depart
ment. Wc operate our own rebuilding station maintaining a man who
does nothing but attend to this work. We offer yon free inspection of all
kinds of batteries and free distilled water, l'.v availing yourself of our
battery service you are saved the lony wait and expense entailed in sending
your batteries away.
Rivers & Ackley
REPAIR DEPARTMENT HEPPNER GARAGE
PHONE 81
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Spring Time is
Paint Time
Say Mr. noun Owner Isn't thin weather getting Iflo your
yatrm and inuklng you long to iw the old homo ulilnc Kguln
like It did when it whs new? Don't you rculizo that a new
roHt of puint would bring hack nil itn IrcHlim tlmt It would
fln havr that nvw uppi nranr of whlrh you wr mi proud
wh-n you flirt built It? Thin Ik lh time of the ymr to nlit
tat work and you know liowbudty It nmli It.
W wliih mrrcly to rail your attention to th fart that w
ba? a full Hn- of atandard paint -vrry rolor or tint that
you poaMbljr roud think of. IlnldR rvry thlnn nrrrird for
tha Interior di-roratlon of your homa.
Of Interest to the Ladies
W havi- a rninpM lin" of f.'lnnumrl fur touching up and
rnnl'iin Unm old plwi-n of rurnlturn lht you nU o
lilrhly- and thin work will rom rlrlit ahing with thu fptlnr
hou r !!. n trit Tl.i-w arnlcln-a at pn-pn-l ao thai thi-y do
Hot r4U.' Oj- HTlrfH of a painter - and you'v no lda tli
amount of you ran do In on rm wlih a f-w nf tln
rolora Wi-'v i-ti iy on you iould want.
Gilliam & Bisbee
timr. iv ad i.yj 1 talk tait to tov
COMMIX XKWSPAI'K.r.S CO.VSOI.I
ItATK
George H. Flagg, a young news
paper man of long experience and
marked ability has bought the two
Condon newspapers, the Globe and
f.ie Times and will hereafter issue
the Globe-Times, the two papers
having been united under the dual
name.
Mr. Klagg comes of a newspaper
family, his father, E. H. Flagg, hav
ing for years engaged in the business
in the lower Columbia river country.
He is now publishing a paper at
Warenton.
George II. Flagg was at Prairie
City tor several years and a year ago
sold out to enlist in the service of his
country only to be turned down for
some trifling physical cause. He had
learned to love the bunch -grass
country, however, and is now located
in one of the best towns in eastern
Oregon.
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CECIL ITEMS
Peyton Brand
REAL CHEWING PLUG
Plug packed in pouch
Mr. Gorton of Morgan was the.
f'U'.st of J. w. Oshorn Saturday.
m:m Georgia Sum me is spent tl:i-wo.-k-end
with Miss "i.-uor Logan of
l'r. 11: :n.H .
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Matlock of
Hoppner spent the week-end'in Cecil.
Miss ISemice Franklin of Kiiei
spent Sunday with Miss Violet Hynd
of Hutterby Flats.
Mi Jaunila Crabtree and Miss
Flossie Stender were visitors in Ce
cil Saturday.
Mrs. peter Nash spent Saturday
with her son Albert, and family at.
the Fairview ranch.
Miss Hazel Winters of Shady Dell
raneth was the" guest of Mis. Hard
esty of Morgan Saturday.
A surprise party was given Mis.
Boyd Logan of Fourmile on Saturday
evening, a host of friends gathering
and a very pleasant evening being
f.nnt.
Miss Inez Kaston teacher of the
Cecil school for the last two terms
lett on the local Sundav for Tim
Dalles where she Intends to visit.
among some of her friends for .1.
while before proceeding to her home
at Sitkum. We iiniloivtnn.i i,.,
,v .tti.. 1111a
Miss Easton will take charge of the
si'hool again lor the coming term of
1290.
J. H. Miller was visiting friends
m Ella Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd were vis
iting with Mr. und Mrs. J. H. Frank
lin Sunday.
Wnlter Pope the obliging jitney
owner took the following ladles In.
his car to Morgan Sunday: Mrs.
Hoxy Dennett, Mrs. T. H. Lowe and
Miss Annie C. Lowe.
J. V. Osboin, Clarence Winter
and Albert Nash made a hurried
trip to Heppned Monday.
Pat Farley of the Wlllowa nW,t
Joe White of the same place wero-
DiiHlness men in Cecil Monday.
Rev. Clark M. Smith of The Dal
les, Oregon, of the American Sunday
School fnlon, made a short stay In
Cecil on his way to Echo Monday.
Mr. Manioc, engineer for ,Uv
Standard Oil company accompanied
by Mr. Halley, of lone, paid a very
pleasant call on Cecil Tuesday.
T. H. Lowe huh a business visitor
In Arlington Tuesday.
Clarence Winters accompanied by
I.eon Logan U-U Tuesday for Walla
Wnllu to take In iie tractor show
I hey returned home Friday
pleuBcd with what they i,
while on their trip.
Jack Hynd of Iluttoil.y Hula .
toed to Heppner Tuesday. He wiih
accompanied by Master Jackie nn l
Miss Vollet Hynd and IiIk nephew.
Pilvute T. W. Lowe. Inte or th
lliillsh bi my.
Mollohan brotlieia of Itock creek
hrought In 11 bum! of ewe Tuesday
10 lamb 011 the Minor lunch, liavln
honght a stuck of hay there.
fieoige WIlK.in left for llennner 011
Tueaday returning Thumduy.
Scott llrown left for Condon Wert
neiulay to look over Rome land llu.rn
which he la contemplating icnllnn.
Mr. and Mia. C. A. Minor
Mlaa Itlanch Mlnyr of I'oitland
Mr. fl. W. Sin
Tueaday evening In Cecil on lnl
way from Portland.
Art Wheelhoune and Llm lim. I...H
of Arlington win Ocl vUiioi on
Vt ednewtay.
Mr. and Mia. Ackley. Mr. Itlvum.
nd paity were In Cm II W. ilniKilay.
Waller Pope and J. If Miliar left
VVdnnday to tuke In the I.Ik k!
in Walla Walla ami lo uHut rioln
111 IVndli-lon.
Mini Wynne Lake, fearhpi of Iho
I "iiimlle crhool ami Ml llui Win
t'T of Shady loll vl.H.-d mil, Mia,
Kennel of fhe l.at Camp Weiln-
day.
Noah I'eiiyjiihn and family of Hut.
ter rrk upent the Um r.k vlait
m wlih hla biother Kr ami family
at Cecil.
Oeor. W. Inirra of Artlnitn
looked In at (Wll on hla war horn
Ifrom th tiai-tor how at Walla Wal
l'i rrlday.
welt
aeen
and
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