Tuesday. July 27. 1920
THE HEPPNER HERALD. HEPPNER. OREGON
PAGE THREE
MOKKOW COUNTY SHOWS SUBSTANTIAL (iltOWTH
! QUEER REPTILE KILLS FISH
The following report of Morrow county's population by precincts has
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just been made public by the census bureau:
Minor Civil Division 1920
Morrow County 5617
Alpine precinct 211-
Castle Rock precinct 450..
Cecil precinct 271..
Dairy precinct, Incl. Hardman town.. 368..
Eight Mile precinct 189..
Gentry precinct, incl. part of Hepp-
ner city 383..
Gooseberry precinct 133..
Heppner precinct, incl. part of Hepp-
ner city .. 506..
Irrigon precinct 242..
Lena precinct 204..
Lexington precinct, incl. Lexington
city 557--
Mat teson precinct, incl. part of Hepp
ner city 331..
Mount Vernon precinct, incl. part of
Heppner city - 807.
North lone precinct, incl. part of
lone city , SOS
Parker's Mill precinct 50--
Pine City precinct 93..
South lone precinct, incl. part of
lone city 516-
Wells Spring precinct
lone precinct
Incorporated Place
Hardman town I93-
Heppner city '. 1324..
439.
1910
4;5.-7
.. 137..
.. 155..
.. 46..
.. 229.
1900
4151
.. 62
.. 131
.. 312
.. 269
274..
142-
436..
381..
429..
621.
1-10.
11..
393-98..
340
157
920
213
406
511
110
50
587
Indiana Town Stirred by Reports of
Depredations of Mysterious
Water Creature.
Marion, Ind. A reptile or nniinn
of some strnnso species lias taken up
its nbode in the waters of the Man
ztinita Fishing club pond in southern
Fnirinount, and is causing havoc among
tish put there by the club several years
ago, according to persons living in the
vicinity of the pond.
Those who claim to have seen it say
the creature has the head of a horse
and the body of an alligator. Some of
the people living near the pond even
state they are disturbed by unearthly
noises coming trom the pond at times.
Members of the club are said to take
little stock in these reports, but, Inas
much as an animal of some sort is de
stroying the fish, state they will make
determined effort to solve the mys
tery.
lone city
Lexington city
264..
191..
185-
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'OREGON MEN QUALIFY
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
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University of Oregon, Eugene, July
27. Two University of Oregon ath
letes, William Kenneth Bartlett, of
Estacada, and Arthur Tuck, of Red
mond, have been selected as members
of the United States track team to
compete in the Olympic games at Ant
werp, Belgium. They were named
following the Olympic tryouts held
last Saturday in the Harvard stadium
at Boston in which they competed a
gainst athletes from, every section of
the country. Bartlett placed second
in the discus in the national tryouts,
and first in the junior Amateur Ath
letic Association championships held
the day before, establishing 'a new
junior record in that event.
In t He national tryouts, Bartlelt's
throw of 141 feet, 9 inches, which
won second place for him, did not
come up to previous records he has
made. In the coast Olympic tryouts
Bartlett took first place with a heave
of 143 feet 3 Inches. Gus Pope, of
the University of Washington, who
took first place in the national try
outs placed second in the coast eli
minations at Pasadena. In fact, the
coast track season this year ha
been, a series of contests between
Bartlett and Pope for high honors in
the discus. Early In the season In
the Washington-Oregon dual meet.
Pope beat Bartlett; later In the coast
conference meet at Stanford, Bartlett
retaliated by taking first place. Ap
narently Bartlett won out in the
friendly rivalry by again taking first
place in the discus at the northwest
conference meet. Now both men are
members of the American Olympic
team, and appear to be the strongest
bets from this country to compete In
the discus at Antwerp,
Art Tuck, youthful phenom, has
been at the University for only one
year, was chosen largely on account
of his past record In the Javelin. At
the coast tryouts at Pasadena, he
placed second In the Javelin while
encumbered with a sore arm. His
throw was 177 feet. On his way east
Tuck pulled a tendon In his foot
hlch keot him out of the final per
jrmances at Boston. Heat at Bos-
. .1.. .ffMta4 fha Dreffnn entries
1(111 HIKU p i i n i ' w -' -
to a certain extent, according- to ad
vices received from trainer mil Hay
ward, who accompanied the Oregon
men east.
Out of five athletes entered by
to 50 gallons of water applied as a
spray is the standard application for
commercial planting. Any finely
divided dust will also prove effective
in control. Sulfur, air slaked lime,
sifted wood ashes or toad dust blown
or sifted over the foliage, will quick
ly end the infection".
That destruction of Oregon timber
by insects is alarming is pointed out
by A. L. Lovett. Insects destroyed
approximately 1,000,000 feet of tim
ber along the coast in the Siuslaw
national forest in 1919, according to
a report by one of the rangers re
ceived by Professor Lovett.
Similar injudy in acreas along the
Columbia river were reported in pre
vious years. Prof. W. J. Chamberlin
forest entomologist at O. A. C, en
gaged at present, in fo.'est insect, in
vestigations in Klamath county, is de
veloping plans for a 'comprehensive
urvey of the pets causing these se
rious losses.
None Dies In This Town.
Cranmore, Cnl. This town asserts
Itself as the healthiest community in
the state, basing its claim upon the
fact that the local cemetery has not
had a grave dug since 1863, the date
of the last funeral In Cranmore. Since
that time several residents of the
community have died In other sections
of the state, but It Is a remarkable
fact that not a single death has oc
curred In the community since IStW.
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NEWS Hl RF.Al
The present freight car situation
on the railroads of the United States
is revealed in a report Just issued by
K, M. Nicols, chairman of the San
Francisco committee on Car Service
The Interest and co-operation shown
by shippers in the Bay district is ap
predated by members of the commit
tee and attention is called to the ne
cessity of keeping up the good worV
Says Nicola:
"In the eastern part of the country
the movement of coal shows Improve
ment, while the movement of Bteel
and steel mill products shows a de
crease amounting .to a congestion at
mills in some sections, the scarcity
of open top or coal carrying cars to
gether with the Increased demand,
being responsible for the ltuatlon.
In the wheat growing sections the
box car situation Is very serious. A
large quantity of last year's crop of
wheat and other grains awaiting ship
ment fill the elevators and atorage
places, and the new crop now about
to be harvested, shows in some places
a large Increase.
"In the Northwest Minnesota, the
Dakotas and Eastern Montana, where
usually at this season are stored 15,
000 to 18,000 box cars ready to
move tho crops, there Is actually a
car shortage with elevators full of i
old grain. Minneapolis and St. Paul '
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Office in court noue
Heppner Oregon
Dr. R. J. VAUGHAN
DENTIST
Permanently located la Oddfellow's
Bunldlng
Heppner, Oregon
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We carry a complete stock of repair parts for these machines, Bin
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Larger sizes up to 15 h. p. ordered on short notice.
Farmers and stockmen from Ritter and other northern Grant
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SAM E. VAN VACTOR
ATTOKN EY-AT-LAW.
Heppner Oregon
Subht-tlbe for the Herald ,
COMPENSATION I OK
DISAItl.EI) SOLDI EliS
The time rapidly approaches when
those who were disabled In service
during the World War can no longer
make claim for Federal Compensa
tion. Under the Act of National Laws, it
Is necessary to present this claim
within one year from tho date of dis
charge. It Is not necessary to claim com
pensation. That may be done within
one year. But If you were disabled
In the service, or have dlsabilitlcR
growing out of wounds, Injuries or
sickness, It Is necessary to establish
that fact now.
There are reasons to believe that,
there are a number of ex service m-ii
who have not yet taken this action,
by reason of not being familiar with
the procedure.
The Government provides a M-t
form lor establishing disability. Ii
Im known as Eorni G26 and may be
obtained by applying In person or
writing to the Statu Vocational Ofll
cer, Depart ment Headquarters, The
American Legion, 226 Morgan HlcU.,
Portland.
All ex-service men are urged to
bring this information to the atten
tion of all "buddies" with whom they
may come In contact.
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American team, the University of r particularly In bad shape, unable
Oregon Is credited with two. This Is , '' wi enough cars to ke. p elevators
the best record of any other coast In- j normally f.ee.
stltutlon. as the other three athletes "The pacific Coast, and imperially
were sent east through three differ- ( California, so dependent upon the
ent schools. Other roast repn-M-nta-; steaily movement of box rats from
tlves were entered under the colors J the East to handle Its product, w ill
of athletic clubs. i In the n-sr future find the supply he-
Trainer Hill Haywsrd Is credited In curtailed to a dangerous d tr.e.
with having a good rhance to be se-jand to make the burden s light as
lected as one of the trainers for the ; possible. California shippers are a
,tvn,r,le team. There Is only on ram utfd to take every possible
V .Ti ncy In the list of trainers yet to 'means to conserve box rars. An im
. Vlji'nlled but llarward has bn ron-j mediate survey should be made by
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. j and how rsrs may ne ssveq Uj ro-i-1
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slut. Vount I", particularly, may
be seriously injured by ' t
rordint 10 A. L Lo'. profe.r of
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-The p-sr and th-m
slimy hrown er-'r ,bu, 0B"
fourth inch I'.n f"n4 .k-I"onH'n
the surface of !'. !.' Th tdult
of this slut I. f-- Uk'
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