Tuesday July 12, 1921.
PAGE FOUR
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
LEGAL NOTICES
s3&
OTICE FOR rtHMCATIOX
ISOLATED TRACT
(Public Land Sale)
Department of he Interior, V. S.
Land Office at La Grande, Oregon,
June 4, 3 021.
Notice if. hereby given tl.at, as di
rected by tli'-' Coinii.is.,;n. r o! ti.-C'ji.-iLil
Land- Oiiire, under provis
ions of Sh-. 2 ir,5, It. ft. .-n;.,nt to
the application of Horace M. Voaiiuiu
JleppiHT, Or -',"". K'-rial No. OllJi-1,
vi, will oil. r at. public land sal", to
J!. l,i:;li":'t hi'U'-r. !ut ft But I--.
,!,,,:,;;;:. :, ,, at. 1 oV!o, k A.
:.r. ou li.-i i y -' -'i!'r "
ls 1:. v:. -M. ( j
T.hi be c ! - ' j
j.pv.mi. at IV: i-'i' 1 5,i !
,.,1 i . i . t ; 1 ; i s : The. ii' 1. on u,:u;U:'( j
the liiliet bid will be required to
immediately pay to the KuifciVer the
umount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversley
tlie above described land are advised
to file their claims, or objections, on
or before the time designated for
nale.
C. S. DIINX, Register.
J 1-1G NOLAN SKU'T, Receiver.
4. CHTRCH NOTICES
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FEDERATED CHCRCII
There will be preaching in the
Federated ch irch next Sabbath at
II A. M. and at 8 P. M. Prayer
lae'-ling every Wednesday evening
at S 1'. M.. f'liia-.ay prhool f-vjiv
Sun'lav inornir-? at We ex-
li nd a h-nrly v.eicnnie to the people i
o; If. ppn' r to a!" iid all or any of
our ' ;':-. i-'bort pennons and
Kood MaL'intr. Cone: with us and we
will : t) ive to eo you good.
L. L. MoOKK, Pastor.
The first Christian (lunch.
'!'! ii, liiil : I've-' :: of the Church ;
v. I'l r,o held on Smlriy, conn din:; '
ut the V,i: i'r'iool at ten o'clock, f ol-;
.,v. eii by Ciiiii.'iiiini'in iiifc and,
I.': ''i""hing at eh-ven o'elocl;. j
Th" ev, tiiiu; ,..rvic.s will consist
of the christian Kndeavor Service at
pevt n o'clock and song S- rvice and
Preaching at eight o'clock. Kvaroy
one is cordially invited to attend
these services.
W. O. Livingstone, Minister.
A KNIGHT
By RACHEL E. BAKER.
PREACHER IS MANY SIDED
Chautauqua Speaker ii All
Around Man.
SHERIFF'. SALE OF IIKAIj
J'KOI'KKTV
In the Circuit Court of lb" State
of Oregon, for Morrow County.
llcrlh". K. Glenn, Trustee, now
Bertha K. GUnn-Ili roux. Trus
t,.,.( Pl::inti!T,
vs
Aliie 10. Fleck, C. K. Mend", J.
' K. llowley, J. H. lion'-ani, Nora
;. lionhawi, James T. Brady,
Roxar.na P.tiuiy, and If. Glenn,
Defendants.
1Y VIKTUK OF AN FXKCUTION,
decree anil order of sale duly issued
out of and under the seal of I ho Cir
cuit Court or 1ho Htafe of Oregon,
for the County of Morrow, to me di
rected and dated I ho lSth day or June
:1!I21, upon a decree for I he forclo
mre of certain incrt;.ages, and judg
ment rendered and entered in said
Court on the 13lh day of June, 1921,
in the above entitled cause, in favor
of the Plaint ill' and against the de
fendant, Aliie. K. Fleck, as judgment
debtor, in Hie sum of SIX HUNDRED
TWENTY FIVF. DOLLARS, Willi in
terest thereon from (ho ISt'n day ot
December, 11115, at the rale of 10
per cert per annui. i and I ho further
Hum or $185.51 advanced for taxes
will! interest at Ifl per cent per an
num from Anril 2(1, 10211, and the
further sum ot $1 10.00 as attorney's
fe es, and Hie I'lti l li'-r sum of $5 t."0
costs, and upon judgement rendered
mid entered by Ibe same court en the
name dale in favor of the above nam
ed II. Cilenn, defendant and cross
complainant, against the above nam
ed di. I', ndauls, .1. P. Itonhiim and
Nora K. lloehnm. as judgement
debtors in the sum of ?2mi.(itl with
ililKtvsl (hereon from the Ifilh day of
April, 111 I''., a! Cie rale of 111 per
, , ar.i-'ia, li'id the furl IfT
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Cliiistinii Science
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning at 11:00
o'clock in I. O. O. F. hall. Sunday
Sshool at 9:45 a. m. Testimony
mcelings are held every Wednesday
evening at 8:00 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Eugene Slocum. All inter
ested are cordially invited to attend
these meetings.
Sugar an Ancient Food.
Sugar is an old food in the Orient.
Herodolus tells that the Hindus "oh
taliieil honey from reeds or bamboo."
There is a wealth of classic lore on
bees and honey. In ancient days hon
ey was extensively used In the prac
tice of medicine mid our European an
ceslors so used it. Even as late as two
centuries ago they claimed medical
virlue for honey, am many interesting
recipes are stored uwiiy In faded books
ou medicine.
World's Greatest Runners.
For speed and a nmiiiii, we do not
neireve there are any runners in the
world cnpuble of beating the Tnra
hutnare Indians, of whom about 15,00(1
survive In Mexico. They are In great
demund us government couriers, for
they uie said to be able to cover 170
miles a day on foot, and have been
known to run 600 miles In live days.
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A PROFESSIONAL CARDS .j.
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DR. R. j. VAUGHAN
DEMIST
Permanently located In Odd
fellow's Iluilding
HEPPNER, OREGON
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PltVsK I AX and Sl'R(EO.V
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( .,'1 .ee P.i 1 1 ; ; aim's Drug Slo; e
ih.I'I'm:::, oiiiA.ON
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1. lul. by McCluro wpap Syndlcale.j
When she was powerless to resist,
her parents christened her Priscilla
Willoughhy. As she grew older her
playmates stumbled over the stately
mime until they shortened it to Pussy,
to whii'li someone tucked Willow, and
I'UK-y Willow she had been from that
time to alJ her friends. But Priscilla
was not thinking of her name today
as she faced her room of sixty lirst
graders. "J am going to try another nature
1, -oh 1u'!ay," she said, and before
her it.lcd s eye roae a vision of her
last tii'i'iiij.i. 'lie' gi'iai.inm had iinil.. j
ii.': ..p. . dly pat tori ii n pink b't-1 i
ai.d mm' l,ad atteniiited to show her j
ilas ii,e !:, ut y of It, ipaiie forgetting I
the felly given smock and pink tie
that siie herself had worn.
"I am thinking of something that
is very beautiful," she liad.said.
"Yes," the class beamed in sym
pathy. "You have all seen it before at
school." They were not quite sure.
"You can see It today," continued
the teacher, remembering that some
times she put it on a shelf in the back
of the room.
Yes they could see It today all right.
"It is beautiful and part of it is a
lovely green" a chorus of lifted hands
interrupted her "and right in the cen
ter of It is a dainty bit of pink.'. . ."
Every hand shot into the air at
that, and as one voice they had shout
ed, "Miss WUloughby's waist."
Sixty little faces glowed up at her.
Rosy from recent washing, they some
how reminded her of cherubs, and
again of very precious little cups into
which she was to pour the wine of
knowledge.
"Now, this morning I want you to
put your thinking caps on. Remem
ber to tie them carefully tinder your
chins. Last Tuesday we talked about
the geranium." All eyes sought (he
window, then turned to consider Miss
Willoughhy, but, no, she wasn't wear
ing the green smock this morning.
"I want you all to look carefully nt
my dress. I am going 'to tell you
about something that Is just the same
color as my dress."
They eyed It appreciatively.
"Is It silk?" queried Rebecca Slov
aks'. "Can I feel of It?"
"Yph," consented Miss Wtlloiighby,
"because the thing I am going to tell
of is Just as soft as my dress. I will
walk slowly up the aisle and each of
you mny put your hand on -my dress.
"Please, Miss Willoughhy, Johnny
squashed a cho'lnte In his hand," an
nounced Katie Flannagan, trembling
for the precious dress.
Johnnie admitted his guilt, and his
little face looked so unhappy that to
prevent the shower she saw Impend
ing ibere, Miss WlUougbby sent him
off to the lavatory whence he soon re
turned, and relief settled upon the
class once more.
All were ready for the great ad
venture and Miss Willoughhy walked
slowly down each aisle. Timidly the
little bands went out to touch the
beautiful dress, and great joy swelled
each breast as they patted the soft
fabric Willi their little starfish hands.
Miss Willoughhy took her place In
front of the class.
"Who can tell me something about
the dress'.'"
"It's sill;," assarted Rebecca. Teach
er acknowledged it.
"It's soft ns my hlttv,"' murmured
.tohena . ihinkimc em lend.
"It's ver much like your kilty a'M
it Ii'..--. mil in the w N. l;'s .1nt
s; ;i i iv iln ,. I 'an .v-i! I.'l! me
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James Hardin-Smith is a real hon
est to-soodnes3 mail's man. He not
only holds down the job of preaching
to a great metropolitan church with
its multitude of 'activities, but has
found time for participation in civic
affairs and fraternal orders. He
travels extensively, he is a great stu
dent and spends his summers on the
Chautauqua platform. He is one of
the leading inspirational lecturers in
Chautauqua work and will this year
appear at the local assembly where
he will deliver his most famous ad
dress, "Taste the Apples." This deals
with the broad human qualities of op
timism, patriotism and character
building. It has something for every
man and woman and boy .and girl. De
livered as Hardin-Smith does it, it is
bound to be long remembered and
have a solid influence in bettering all
who hear it.
BELIEVES IN. HARD WORK.
Noted Crator on "Fiddles and
Fortunes."
I
Thornton A. Mills, distinguished
X3 of a famous family of orators
and public servants, is, a believer in
the efficacy of hard work. Most of
the world's public avd private
troubles will be solved he thinks
when men and women begin to really
work honestly .again when people
work for the Joy of the job rather
than the size of the pay check.
.Mr. Mills is a dramatic orator of
wonderful power and wide renown.
His coming will be one of the out
standing features ot this year's Chau
tauuea when he will spread on "Fid
riles and Fortunes." The theme is the
story of Stradvari. the great violin
maker of Cremona, who worked for
,nvM of work and who never 'anew
a--n his li.'e ih.it lie I'lal mad' a
.aeee s. From this story Mr. Mill:!
a Ji e.
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Hay and Harvest
MACHINERY
r
WE Carry the Famous
LINE
Mowers, Rakes, Headers,
Binders, and Threshers.
Better look up your repair needs
Now and avoid costly delays
after you start cutting.
GILLIAM & BISBEE
"We Have it Will Get it Or it is Not Made"
"Try It Out Yourself"
says the Good Judge ' d
And you will find how
much more satisfaction a
little of this Real Tobacco1 i
gives you than you ever
got from a big chew of the'
ordinary kind. I
The good, rich, real to- -bacco
taste lasts so long'
you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as- often. So
it costs you less.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell- you that.
Put up in tivo styles
V-B CUT is a Ions; fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT h a short-cut tobacco
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quarters o:t ALL ';iriDS
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ev:::;ytiii?-'g in season
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Sutn Huehcs Co.
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1. 1' Seilieii "S, in 'I'oun-hip - Neiih.
Kanre :6 lh V. M . conlainiio; 100
ncri'S.
And In (be NW'j. section :ti, T.
2 N. H. '16 V.. V. M , consistinu; of
1IU acres, portion of the above do-
bvribed land covered by the second
inortRHKH f 'I- tilenn, or so much
of such property as 111 satisfy said
judnenient and decree with costs and
nccriiliiK rusts.
Said property vllr be sold sub
ject to coullrniution und rcdenuituitl
:is by luw provided.
t.KO. McnrrfKi'
Sheriff, Morrow County, Oregon,
n.ited lit lli'ppner, OreKon, this
3 Mh day of May, 1921. ' 8-12
lii'.ri m:k, o!;i:c.on i
SAM E. VAN VACTOR
at roit KY-A T-I..WV
First National Rank Illdg.
HErrXKU. OKKGOX
WATERS & ANDERSON
run: isrit.vci;
Successors to
C. C. Fatterson
HKrrNKK. OUKGON
Nfgroet Ctmt Before Pllgrln.
Twenty lietliiH'a were brought to
America In Mlt. S 'l!ro him
t I'i'ii all AiiH'i b'iia "lie year loufer
than tin I'lUtlni
DcLUXE ROOMS
Summer Rates
75c & $1.00
Over Case Furniture Co.
"Yei. t Wiirby. 1 .-
l;e , it iln lea It v. ... a i. :
a ."
His p.'r.plrimr I'ae,. mutely eaes
tloiied it' thK were uood or evil hi
hor siir'.t, and bii tltlit little ni
slowly diseh'MMl before her astonlsluil
Kiize Ave littJe pussy willows, er'iu.
pled as to fur. bereft of their brown
sheaf but still pussy willows.
"Where did you iret them?"
"llowii by Miller's Klver," her fine
grew white, "and 1 slipped In the mud
and 'most fell In, hut I crept back on
inv tiHiids and knees, and 1 cot them
for you." Ills adoring eyes rested
ou lier face.
A wise teacher does not k!s a
gentleman of s'., even If lie has
risked his life for her, and If licr band
rested more caressingly than uatial
upon bis sturdy little shoulder, John
nie did not know It.
'Some day. Johnnie, you will grow
up and be a big. brae niae. and when
a beautiful lady asks you to da great
deeds yell will do them, but oil will
never make anyone happ er than yon
do your tea. her today. Yen. are my
little knlht of the pussy willow."
v. ... ,-:;-:.. ':
I're.l i.u-ilo.v .Iming lits moton-.n-W
r.l the rece.-.l speed of U'J miles no
I; .,lr ut the l; verly Hills speejwn.v
m l.os Allele.. The ph"tei;r;i.!i N
cnsldered lis reimirkabb' as the speed.
Giant Telerjraph System.
According to the Cnlted Stuus bu
reau of the iviisiis there are 'i tele
graph companies operating In this
country, with 11 total tle line of 241,
til'1 miles and l.-..,T'.Vl miles of single
wire. More 1-V.ihhi.oK mes
sages are transmitted each year. For
the convenience of customers 2S.StV
olllces are scnttere.l over the country.
A total of 3,..t'!tf emplovees rwelve
ialurles Btiiouutlng to uearly $I0,IKW,-
tKK) annually.
Polaih Discovered In Jarn.
rotasslum salts, used 11s 11 basis In
the manufacture of glass and soap,
have been recently discovered In near
ly all of the numerous salt wells In
S-echu'in rrovlnce. Cblra. which range
In depth from MVHl lo H.iM feet,
suites an t.sue of Kitmuce and Commerce.
Case Bus & Trap.sfcr Co.
We Thank ymi for past patronage and solicit a'
continuance of the same. Our best service is for
vou. Leave orders at Case Furniture Co. or
Phone Main 844
BAGGAGE. EXPRESS. FREIGHT.
COUNTRY TRIPS & GENERAL HAULING
t'Hli HEPPNER HERALD, ONLY $2.00 A YEAR"
Artificial Llmba.
1
Artificial nrtns nnd legs were. It Is j
lieved. used In Hgypt us eiir'.y as 70 i
Londot. Dog Market.
The well-kiU'rf.i "dug market" In
the East J'ld of London la sltuateq bellev.
111 the vtciniiy oi Club row, where It. C. It is said they were made by
hundreds of under can be seen every the priests, who were tht physicians
Sunday morning with dogs of all and surgeons c.f thes days In th
-hiipes, sizes and breeds, w hich they i land of the Nile, and the limbs wer
otter for sale. well const ruete-L