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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1913)
1 ffiE GAZETfE-TlMES. Editor and Proprietor -T-TbtPh w-pner Gazette, Eaublished March 30, 1 883 jnuiP!r.cr Time, Etbluhed Nov. 18, IBS7 -Comolidated February 15, 1912. llSUraTF.il CRAWFORD, In d ewry Thursday morninie, and entered at tuae Poio(nc at Heppner, Oregon, at second- jMtter. .. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: CSmYaar,. l-0 'Montha, 75 ". Tfcrws Months 50 Come. "3 ADVERTISING RATES: E.v:nvrtrfmicnt, running lest than one month. jrsrra mserttan. per inch. Z5c: subsequent rhtun. 12 l-2c disnlav. recular. 12 l-2c. $ caU iwat insertion, per line, 10c; subsequent j- neit:nrts, per line, 5c; lodge resolutions, per F iine, -Sw church socials and all advertising ot -jnJjr.Ammenls conducted for pay, regular rates, most, the university of Oregon appropriation bills which have one more been reffered. No doubt the majority of voters in this county have pood, intentions, and fully expect to register, be fore the books close on October 20. But by putting it off from davto dav. election time will come and you will not be regis-1 tered. Don't put it off untill to- morrow, but go and register to-! day, for the time is drawing near wnen tne dooks win ue closed. Remember October, 20, 4 i wuiN i i n vv 'm w-m 'WTwvwpii anpi ftrwvmwj' nwji? Kfjmnr-'wiw TTKT&SBAY. Sept. 25, - 1913 Jk WELCOME FOR ALL. lhe time has come, ihe com srsittee of arrangements has com r-oJeted its work. Exhibits are f.reing placed as fast as they ar s-ive and all bids fair for a sue s-oessful launching of the first an At are aTssal Morrow County Fair. itsais writing all indications favorable, and we confidently ex ;:.oect the largest attendance o: -sepresentative people ever as ' i-i-raibled in Morrow county tXeppner citizens are enthusias r over the prospect and are leaving no stone unturned to tauke everyone welcome. The streets will be lavishly f ecorated with flags and bunt by day and an extra supply v:i electric lights by night IMiiny homes will be thrown open 1j3t the reception of our visitors, rasd ample accommodations for "ding the hungry will be pro rfded by ourjiotels and restau-2-aats. We feel that we are in a pos- tifTi to extend a hearty and cor r im welcome to all who may "ifavor us with their presence for . tzAe next three days. Come and -?njoy our hospitality. Come and .-.sdtness our initial effort to pro erly display the products, m : iiistries and resourses of the county. Come and be thoroly :rmvinced that Morjow county is- one of the most desireable r'at-e to live in in the Northwest. Ceme, and see . for yourselves vjial we produce alfalfa second to . ether locality; see our corn i;n or twelve feet high with ears iisre than a foot long; see our in .".cs33parable garden truck, our strjsurpassed orchard products, iirA our BOUNCING BABIES. We want you to see what we a re doing here, what we are sr'issmg, so tnai you may nave Ft'Tne idea of what can be done, 7 nd will be done in the near f u wtare under improved conditions. As a representative of Morrow .yanty and of Heppner in par-rk-ular, we bid you one and all, w elcome. Our latch string is out, . snd we welcome every farmer vind stockman, every son of toil i73d every capitalist, every bus "ness man, every educator, every -Z.-ctor, lawyer, preacher and professional politician. We wel cvme, especially every pioneer of Northwest, every old Ore ronian and every resident of iMorrow county who was here -..Ijrtfore the "Flood." And we 7.-5 ave a special welcome awaiting t-.V.ose prodigals who have wan ti 'red away from the family fold time past f.nd who are now r"-.-fding upon the dry husks aff orded by other communities, especially Portland,) if they re-j "turn. They will find that the t'atted calf (not a slick ear,) lhas been killed; and we have a n'ng to put upon their finger. WELCOME. OUR NEED. REGISTRATION SLOW. Women in Morrow county, as ;a whole, are not taking advan t nye of their newly given powers trA to date only 24 have register ed for the special election of Nov- .-r.x.,r 4. The- men are doing .Letter proportionately, since those who registered for the last elec- c'on are not required to register tijcin for the special election. Sewral important measures are The people of Morrow county need just now, worst.of all, more., of the "pull together spirit." We talk considerably about get ting together, etc. but why should we "get together" unless we "pull together" resolutely and systematically for what we want? The interests of one section are the interests of all. We must get rid of the feeling that the prosperity of our neighbor spells adversity for us. Our interests are one. What benefits the country benefits the town and what benefits one town benefits every other town to some extent. As citizens of Heppner we re joice in the growth and prosper ity of every other town in the county. We realize that Heppner can never reach its full measure of importance unless the surround ing towns are developing. And we know,- just as well, that with-. out the hearty co-operation of town and country that neither. can enjoy the prosperity they are entitled to by reason of our nat ural resources and geographical situation. If there remains in the heart of any a root of bitterness en gendered by the struggles and contests of the past, it is high time they were forgotten. Let us remember that the mistakes and animosities of those days originated with and were con ducted by parties, most of whom are not now here, and we who are know but little about them and care less. We must deal with conditions t , i i i n as we nna tnem, ana worn ior the greatest good to the greatest number. We are not called upon to settle the accounts of those who have gone before us but to make the most out of the present situation, and leave the best pos sible heritage to those who come after us. FA FIRST ANNUAL MORROW COUNT Heppner, Oregon, Sept. 25, 26, 27, 1913 Trinr,eo Big JEPsnym BMN EVERY HALITE R Daily eo3lano IMivhL-t by SILAS CHRISTOFFERSON WORLD'S FAMOUS AVIATOR in Acts of Magic, and Punch and Judy Shows Simple College Life. The University of Oregon, at Eugene, which in all depart ments has about 1250 students, is an example of extreme sim plicty of living. 'Last year 53 per cent of the men students earned their way, in whole or part, and many women students earned all or part of their incomes. The University encourages am bitous young men to come, whether they have sufficient funds to last through the college year or not, and every effort is made to help them get work after hours. The cost per student to Oregon taxpayers is among the lowest in the United States. The Univer sity is, however, very seriously handicaped by crowded quarters, no new buidings having been erected for six years, during which time attendance has doubled. Will EN PRERHUftfS for Agricultural, Horti cultural and other Pro ducts of the famous Morrow County soil. SATURDAY SEPT. 27. PIONEER DAY Every pioneer of Morrow county expected to be pres ent on that day. Prizes for the old men; prizes for la dies well along in years. OTHER FEATURES Cnjldreu's Parade, Auto Parade, Children's Ex hibits, Baby Show, and many other attractions Suitable Prizes will be given for Articles not listed in the Premium Book JAW IS the time to get exhibits ready. Farmers must get busy and aid us Wff by a good display of exhibits or the Fair cannot be what it should be. W. E. LEACH, President E. R. HUSTON, Director Mi wain m ft mr-m.wm .i .maw, imam iimpji vrriTM.M lifi -tnintfcr Mi; The Fair Continues. the fourth day of Special Train Service Be Maintained . A special train will be run from lone to Heppner Friday and Sat urday, leaving lone 7 a. m. sharp, returning at 10 p. m. both days. Keep Off Sidewalks. Bicycle rideri must keep off the side walk. On and after October 1, the city ordinance pretainiDg to bicycle riding within the city will be stiictly enforced. MACK SMITH. Marshal. See Nichol & Co. of Moeier Oregon Don't miss the Fair. Listen ! There will be on ex hibition more than 100 of Morrow County's finest products Sunday morning between 10 and 11 a. m. at the Christian chuich. Live stock? Yes, very much alive. Come and see how a "Front Rank" Sunday school takes care of those who attend. Special subjects morning and evening. uraning win ue tne morning theme; especially inter esting to men. But the climax will come in the evening. Special features of the program begin ning at 7:30 will be : 1. Music by Otto-Crawford orchestra. 2. Special singing. 3. Bible stories illustrated by stereopticon. More than 40 beau tiful slides will be used. Theme for the evening sermon: "What May the City of Heppner be, If all the Citizens are Just Like Me." Everybody come. None Under Six. School does not receive pnDils under six years of age. If a child ia not six but will be before the close of th first semester we prefer to have the child enter school the second semester instead of the first. Parents will con- p. fer a faror cn the school and teachers by observing this rule. Very repectfolly yours, H. H. Hoffman. A Diano for sale, a'so birds-eye maple writing desk. Call at L. b Cohn's Millinery parlors. Large Deals In Ha. Two of the largest deals in hay in the history of the ccuntiy were mode here on Thur.'lav. About seven thous and tons of Butter creek alfalfa was sold at j6 per ton fed out. Tho Lux and Miller Co. said to be the largest fiini in the United States that handles cattle, purchased between 4.000 tons and 4,."jODton8 cf hay from the follow ing farmers: Percy Jarmon, Jake Bowman, Otis and James McCarty, Sloan Thompson and Perry Gould. Mr. Cox of Portland bcuuht 2.500 tons of hay from the farmers of lowei Butter creek. The cattle wll be brnugt in for the winter feednig eome time between October 15th and Nov ember 1st Echo Cor. in E. O. The greatest vessel of her type ever constructed on the Pacific coast was completed when the palatial pleasure craft Cypress was launched last week nt Seattle bv the Seattle Constrction and Drydock Co. The vact cost $500,000 and was built foi Daniel Cowan Jarklirig, the multi millionaire cooper mine owner of Salt Lake Citv. lhe Commercial Clubs of the Willamette Valley towns will meet at the State fair grounds on October 2 and consider the advisability of con certed action on the part of the prin cipal vallev countie iu advertising the resources of the valley at the Panama Pacific Exposition. The state of California has been experiencing extreme heat the past week, lho mercury has been up to 108 and in some stctions the thor- Istered as high ai 111. A fire broke out in a building in Log Angelea when the thermometer was at 108, and seven firemen were pros trated and some of them were rtshed to a noi-pital In a delirous condition. WAKTFXi -Hirl table at lone Hotel. to wait on W. W. SMEAD, Secretary ?4V f ' PALACE HOTEL A hotel not as large as some, but just as good as any. This week the Dining room will open at 6 a. m. and remain open until 10 p. m. The Family Table will be set, and all will be served with the best in Heppner. COME ONCE YOU WILL COME AGAIN. o: 3 be voted on this Fall and fore- for good 16 inch I'ine Wood.
