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THEHEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
Tuesday, August 8, 1922
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
V. L. Hurwoo'l return'1'! from a
business vihit in rorlli'.nd V cln'.:l;iy
ivtniiifr.
Why pay more for gasoline when
you can fcfit it at the Byera Chop Mill
for 30 cents a gallon? 8tf
Al Henrickscn was up from Cecil
Saturday and reports uoitiff about
half through with the second crop o
alfalfa. Mr .and Mrs. L'd Ii-nnett hav e re
1'irne.i from a huckleberry outing
bringing back some 12 gallon:; of
Iji'rrles.
Gay Anderson and family left
.Sunday morning for a two week's
vacation at Trout lake, Portland and
VillaiiK Ite valley points.
We have just remodeled our foun
tain and are yblo to serve you with
Keal, Ice-cold, Refreshing Drinks,
at Heppner Bakery and Confection
ery. ry. 15-16
Willard Herren and daughter .Dor
othy came in from Ditch creek Fri
day with a line lot of huckleberries
and went back to their camp Satur
day afternoon. Mrs. J. P. Condor
and two sons accompanied them.
I Oil SAI.K OK TKADK 1-ton
Ford truck in good condition. Write
k. u. vviicox, iwexir.gion, Oregon, or
'all at ranch 4 1-2 miles below Lex
ington. 13-15 pel.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grant, of Los
Angeles, came in yesterday to visit
for a week or so with Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Curran, the two ladies being
sisters. .Mr .and Mrs. Grant are on
their return from an r.uto trip to
Vancouver, B. C.
Prod Lucas was in town Thursday
looking for harvest hands". "Getting
.along pretty good," Fred said, "but
having a heck of a time getting
hands." Mr. Lucas' crop Is making
around 2u bushels per acre.
Fred Itader, well know Gramt
county cattleman, was In tow'n Satur
day for the first time since last fall.
Mr. Rader says the feed is getting
pretty short and dry in his country
but. they had some rain just before
he 1 eft home and he hopes for more
I l the near future.
"Millions now living will never
die," Judge Rutherford, of New
York City Bar. Man, regardless of
iho prosimt time trouble, Ik heir to
lil'e everlasting, on earth made a par
adise. Millions of neonle livinir to.
e-iy will never suffer a physical
e, 'ath.--Advertisement. lij-lt.
Mrs. Mary Rrown, of Condon, came
a from Yakima yeste.alay accominr
i"d by her daughtein, Mesdames Lou
den and Morrison, of that place i:nd
: ro visiting Mrs. li. A. Thompson.
I .en Nlckolson, who is" Mrs, Brown's
erandsnn, came In with them. Mr.
-N'ickolsnti, who is a student at U. of
., Seattle, may rem ain hero until
M'hool starts lalo in September. .
Mm. May CnnV and son Don hr.ve
rold the Case Bus & Transfer Co.
business to Will Kirk who will take
over the business abort August 10th.
Mrs. Case and Doai will go to Seattle
about the 20th to visit friends and
Don expect to remain there until
Mm first or the year to complete his
high school Htudies prcps-ratory to
entering the University the next year.
wa.mii
To rent, lease or buy, three, four
or five room hous, or lot lor build
ing close to bakery.
- Address, If KPFNEK BAKERY
15-16
Sheriff Cy Bingham, of Grant
county ,was a visitor in Heppner for
a short time Friday being on his way
to north Idaho where he will spend a
short vacation visiting friends. Mr.
Bingham came via. Heppner to get
.some in lot ination about a Morrow
county man who is in jail at Canyon
on a number of bad check charges.
Ms name is Jimmy Leach and he hails
' from somewhere in the Hardman
country and it is uaid he sowed quite
a crop of phoney checks among the
Grant count ybusiness men.
LEWIS' COMPROMISE JiEJIXTKI)
Continued From Page One)
tion of the resolution, which motion
was duly seconded, and on being put
by the chair was unanimously adop
ted. Mr. M. D. Clark then offered the
following resolution, to-wit;
Whereas the indebtedness eviden
ced by many outstanding District
warrants is in. litigation, and
Whereas there is much uncertainty
as to what warrants will be held valid
and what invalid,
Therefore be it resolved that the
County Treasurer be instructed not
to pay any District Warrants until
the Legal status thereof has been
finally determined and he is advised
by the Board what warrants should
be paid or., of the funds of the Dist
rict. Mr. M. D. Clark moved the adop
tion of the resolution which motion
was duly seconded, and on being put
by the Chair was unanimously car
ried. Mr. M. D. Clinic then offered the
following resolrtioa, to-wit:
Whereas a notice of pretended ap
peal to the Supremo Court of the
St. ito of Oregon in the case of North
ern Pacific Railway Co. et al vs. C.
C. Clark et al, hsw been filed by F.
A. McMenamin and C. H. Finn, pre
tending to act as attorneys for the
John Day Irrigation District, and
Whereas the Board has heretofore
discharged Raid attorneys and have
employed Mr. S. E. Van Vactor as
its attorney, and
Whereas the Board has never auth
orizied said attorneys to give notice
of appeal on its behalf and do cot
desire to appeal from the decision of
the Court in said suit,
Now therefore, be it resolved that
Mr. S. E. Van Vactor, attorney for
the District, be instructed to take
such steps as may be necessary to
dismiss said pretended apper.l.
Mr. M. D. Clark moved the adop
tion of the resolution which motion
was duly seconded and on being put
by the chair was unanimously car
ried. No further business appearing, the
meeting adjourned.
SPECIAL!
III
This Week
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FHONE 872
ALEX Cilllll, IMumber
At Starkey's Electrical Store
I I'ix Any Old Thins
Auto radiators, Ranges, Heat
ers and Tinware. Dirty Chim
ney Cleaned. Key Fitting
Glazing Etc.
Organdie
Summer Shirtings
Crepette
69c
79c
50c
M NOR & CO
CreeK Ranch Barg'ain
180 acres, 40 acres under the ditch, 100 acres
in wheat and summer fallow, good house
and other -buildings. Only two miles from
town. On highway and railroad.,
Price Including All Stock and Implements
Only $10,000
Roy V. Whiteis
TAR THEATR
B. G. Sigsbce, Mgr.
Program from Aug. 4 to Aug.6
Inclusive
FRIDAY
That Revolution in Reel Fun,
"Red Hot Romance"
The istory of a boy who made a fortune insuring the life of
the King of Bunkonia. Then someone started a revolution'.
Full of grins and girls; drama and whirls. Wow! What a
movie! Red Hot Romance is right.
AESOPS FABLES
SATURDAY
COXSTAXCE TALMADGE in
"Wedding Bells"
She got a husband in half-a-day, a divorce in half-an-hour, but
when she wanted her husband back, it took her a year to find
him! And then he had been married to another girl.
The Happiest, Snappiest Connie-Comedy Yet!
MOVIE CHATS
SUNDAY
Love, Honor and Oh, Baby! MAY COLLINS in
"AlFs Fair In Love"
As exciting as a divorce scandal, and 100 times as funny. If
you" like a lively melange of pep and laughter, spiced with a
thrill and shot through with romance, you'll thoroughly enjoy
this amazing adventure of an 'amateur vamp.
Also "EDGAR'S FEAST DAY," By Booth Tarkington
The show will be closed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, August 14, 15, 16 and 17; but there is enough fun,
laughter end thorough entertainment in above throe programs
to safely car;-y over. EVERYONE A SCREAM. Don't miss
them.
GILLIAM k EISBEE'S
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Obituary
In 1!2!
Our Business
d i i: i)
Now she's dead again. We don't
know where she has gone to, only
truht for the lust. Hut trusting
Wont do, that Is what cnusvl her
deathe, I! ting some money iusteud of
lowers to the funeral.
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1 Along Igp!
I The Highway 1
j The Bell sign is a symbol of
ce to the motorist. ii
assuran
It means that he is in touch
11 1 1
vitli home ana business.
It means that anxieties can
be eliminated changed plans
made known emer
gencies more quickly
relieved.
Every Bell sign
marks the location of a
long distance tele
phone station.
NORMAN'S ICE CREAM
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"Best in the West
Always ready to Serve
TAKE A QUART HOME FOR LUNCIJ
McAtee & Aiken
F. L. Harwood
Diamonds, Watches
Jewelry
A Portland Man end Portland
Prices
Odd Fellows Building
Heppner - - - - Oregon
GILLIAM & BISBEE
The Pacific Telephone
And Telegraph Company
25 Cents out of every $1.00
You are now paying for insurance can remain
in your pocket when
you renew that Fire Insurance
. policy in the
Oregon Fire Relief Assn.
F. R Brow n Agent For Morrow County
Phone Office 642, Res. 29F14. Heppner, Or.
Fell Bros.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP
Fords a Specialty
-OIL AND REAR GREASE
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