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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1914)
1 I 1 in Think of the Company be hind the car -and you'll realize why Fords and Gov ernment bonds are bought with equal assurance. Strong est financially world-wide in scope largest in volume of output. We build our reputa tion into the car. Better buy a Ford. Kivo hundred dollars is the iriet of the Ford riin:ilnuit; the touring car is. five fifty, the town car seven tifty-f.o.lt. De troit, complete with equipment. Get cut nlos and particulars from ALBERT BOWKER, HEPPNER GARAGE Heal state We have for sale GRAIN FARMS ALFALFA FARMS STOCK RANCHES And some good pieces of City Property at prices that are attractive. Terms easy. If interested, come and see us. EAD & CRAWFO RD 'eople's Cash Market TWICHELL & WRIGHT, Proprietors Fresh Smoked And Salt Meats SALMON, HALIBUT, SMELT, CLAMS, CRABS, SHRIMPS AND OYSTERS. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES AND PELTS AND POULTY OF ALL KINDS. PEOPLE'S CASH MARKET . PHONE MAIN 73. STORIES OF FRANZ LISZT. Hi. Supreme Joy When He Wa Kiss ed by Beethoven. Franz Liszt was born at Balding, Hungary, Oct. ??, 1S11. Died at Bairouth, Bavaria, July 31, lSSli. The potent influence of the per sonality of Tranz Liszt, the great pianist and composer, over all per sons viih whom he came in contact was almost as wonderful as his genius. While Abbe Liszt would never take pupils for pay, he took many in whom he saw ability and musical enthusiasm. A few Americans were privileged to play to him, for that was what constituted study with the master. There was one young girl of sixteen from Baltimore who was so fortunate as to gain his in terest, and he always called her "America" instead of by her name. Liszt allowed a student to show his own comprehension of a musical idea, and what criticism he made was so good naturcd it made deep impression. He once said in regard to some playing where the melody was not strongly brought out, "When I play, I always play for the people in the gallery; they pay so little for their seats they ought to hear some thing." At another time he cor rected a young girl who was making a peculiar circular motion with her hand while rendering a diflicult pas sage, "Keep your hand still; don't seem to be making an omelet." At the age of twelve years, when he played in a concert at Vienna, Franz had the supreme gift of his life lie received the kiss of Bee thoven. In the midst of the tre mendous enthusiasm of the audi ence Beethoven went up on the stage, took the boy in his arms and kissed him on both cheeks. Till his last day of life this was a supreme memorv with Franz Liszt. At the breaking out of the 1830 revolution in France, Liszt was at Paris. His father had died, and he w:is supporting his mother and studying hard. Lafayette was his ideal hero. At heart Abbe Liszt was an earnest republican, and he had unfailing sympathy with the struggling mass of the people. One of his friends saw him in 'a corner one night in Paris holding the broom of a crossing sweeper. He explained that as he had no change in his pocket to give the boy he had sent him to have a dollar silver piece changed nnd was holding the broom until the boy came back. Liszt gave money with a lavi-h hand for all good causes. One time the great musician was in Italy having a little journey in which lie sought to hide his identity and enjoy a quiet that his fame sel 'lnm allowed him. Attracted by liicardi's music store in Milan, he went in and sat down at a piano and began to play. In the hushed silence that fell ipon an eagerly talking group of persons he heard a voice whisper, "That is Liszt or the devil!" Chi cago News. Heppner Farmers Union Warehouse Co. Wool, Groin Choice Flour - $5.00 per bbl. Wood, Coal, Cedar Posts and Rolled Barley Best prices paid for Hides and Pelts STOCK RANCH. 1S60 ACRES 100 hitch under ditch; fit) acres now set to alfalfa find other 10 can lie put in at any time. 2.10 acres fa nil If i ml. l'leiity of water for all purposes. "DO acres I!. K. land leased that will go with the place. $20,000 lm.VH this; one-half cash; bal ance to suit. 860 ACRES irii In nnd Stock ranch. '!oo acres in cultivation, too acres more suitable for cultivation. $20 per acre. l.'O acres in fall wheat goon with place at this price. 5 miles from Heppner. (iood dwcllin 2 barns, 2 chicken houses, good chard, plenty of running water. $4500 cash, balance f years. SMKAD&CUAWR.mi), LEXINGTON ITEMS. Mrs. Harry McCormick has been quite ill at her home. Dr. Chick is in attendance. Right now is the time to reg ister. Have you done so? The registration booth is at the post office. Mr. and Mrs. Breshears attend ed church at Heppner on Sunday Grandpa Wright also accompan ied them. Gus McMillan having moved into his new home, will com mence this week putting a wire netting around it. Marsh White has his new con crete fence about finished and will then put down cement walks. Marsh has "some" fence alright. Miss Etta May Groseclose, who has been staying with her sister, Mrs. Taber, and going to school was called to her home in Idaho, by the illness of her bro ther. Mrs. Joe Craig, wife of the sec tion foreman, expects to be the new station agent at Lexington. She is writing for a supply of tickets and then will commence work. Mr. David Hynd of Sand Hol low was a business visitor to Lexington on Monday. Mr. Hynd says lambing will com mence at Sand Hollow within a few days. Mr. W. G. Scott, who has been away at Portland under the care of a physician, returned here the first of the week. We are glad to announce that Mr. Scott is much improved. Three families moved last Sunday. Ward Lee moved his family into the T. L. Barnett house. Mr. Robinet, the black smith, moved into the Al Zink property, and Mr. Zink moved into the Doherty place in town. The laborers on the section here, have Quit work as a result of a reduction in their wages. They thought that a cut from $1.75 to $1.50 was more than they could stand. A gang of Mexi cans came up on Sunday evening to replace the white men. The people of Lexington are requested to remember the date for Dr. Hodge's lecture, March 24. Dr. Hodge comes under the auspices of the Parent-Teachers Organization. The lecture will be given at the Congregational church, beginning at 8 p. m. Dr. Hodge is one of the leading edu cators of the state, and the peo ple should avail themselves of this opportunity to hear him. Don't forget the date. PEOPLE who do not know Should know that FRIEDRICH "THE TAILOR" turns out the lest fitting and best nuule clotlws in Heppner $1000 FREE IF I FAIL TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR POOR CURED AT HALF PRICE OR FREE NO KNIFE, OR PAIN NO PAY UNTIL CURED ( by GUARANTEE. No Kay or other twindte WRITTEN GUARANTEE y 3day painless piaster i ANY TUMOR, LUMP' or SORE on the LIP, FACE or body lonl ii CANCER. It Ne.ar Pains Until List , Stilt. 120-PAGE BOOK 4 ent tree; teatimooiela 1 of THOUSANDS CURED Insurx yonr aoto. W. W. Smead can give you cheap rates in a good company. Any Lump Woman vs Breast I BELIEVE IS ALWAYS CANCER, end AlWAtt prism tlaap lianas Is till armpit and KILLS OUICKLV liwtarwa havt CURED 10,000. Go sat nms rtS Old Dr.&Mrs. CHAMLEY JsJ!2& "MOST SUCnSSFVL CANCER SPECIALISTS IIVIM" A B 438 Valencia St, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL KINDLY MAIL this to someone wtth CANCER If you want to save money on your Fire insurance, eee Smead. tf. For Bale, at a bargain, a fine high grade organ. A J. STEVENSON. Flowers for Funerals and Parties Choice Rose Plants and Pansy Plants. Bedding Plants of all Descriptions. The Jewell Greenhouses THE DALLES Phone B 2721 OREGON 0J7C OfrHltt ffTAt I BFnHIRFS Nil MIYIMftnPDBFDAPVnftrf . Always ready for use .Always reliable S Sure doath to Prairie Dog-- If distributed early In the spring bi-fore tho irost is out, ana oorore the (trass starts up. Hnndrpfls or nnn towns nave been completely destroyed with the "Wood-lark" brand. Try It the first briKht warm days this sprlntr aand be convinced. It's easily and quickly done. Don't wait till the khiss begins to grow. They won't ent the poison then. Get a supply ROW and have It ready to use at the right time. The results will make your heart glad. But do It now. Destroy Oopheri, Sage Rati, and Ground Squirrels of all kinds. A single kernel kills. Most economical poison made. Hundreds have been killed with the contents of a single ran. 17 EE EAILLT when feed Is scarce and before the young are born, for best results. When you buy do not experiment. Ask for tho "Wood-lark" lirand. It is the best. Money back If you're not satisfied. CLARKE, WOODWARD DRUG CO., PORTLAND, OREGON. For Sale A foor-year old Guernsey hnll. This lit a splendid animal. I might consider trade fur good beet producing cons. Josetih Eskel'on, 2m. Lexington, Oregon. Licenced Embalmer Lady Assistant J. L. YEAGER FUNERAL DIRECTOR ...-.ic Residence. Heppner, Oregon 8 ' iliDZnoIQiiIj&fl i'l'lll TESTED M"fn 1 I and PLANTERS GUIDE M Lining lk beat of every- VJI ; Jl thing (or Maiket and Home Caidena A reliable rtler- IV.'SJll i ence- iale and depend- 1 gAll ! able guide to your puichaaea. si'cjil 'A WFA Quarter o a Cen-, wm ri j fury 0 Sucau in leroina m M Northwtttetn Grower I, I V quaiifiet m to I MM LENA ITEMS. Everybody is busy around here now. John Brosnan and Pat Hart are hard at work cutting wood. J. D. French went to Heppner this week on a business trip. J. H. Pearson and son, George, were seen going to town after load of grain this week. W. E. Straight has been on the sick list the last few days. We hope he will be better soon. Tommy Sheridan is digging a well on his homestead. Even if the town is wet, it is dry in a few places. Miss Rankin and her pupils have been improving the school grounds by a little cultivation and outdoor exercise. There are a good many home steaders in this vicinity who have to do their own cooking. It looks bad but it can't be helped ASK FOR CATALOG NO. 430. At Christian Church. Next Sunday if will be your privilege to hear the following great themes discussed. In the morning: "The Shepherd Psalm." This sermon will consist of an ex oosition of this great masterpiece, In the evening: "The Red Clay Man," an interesting and practi cal sermon on live men and live institutions. We are going to have a picture taken of our large Sunday school Spraying Material SULPHUR, LIME, ARSENATE OF LEAD both powder and liquid form. Get it at SLOCUM DRUG CO. If you want to sell or trade your farm, list it with us. We have many calls for farms stock and alfalfa ranches. Address, O. P. HULSE, 269 Stark St. Portland, Ore., with Realty Dept. of HARTMAN & THOMPSON WE DO YOUR PRINTING RIGHT. next Sunday and have it pub lished in one of our national pa pers. Be sure and be on hand at ten o'clock. We expect at least 225 in this picture. Special mu sic by a mixed quartet at the eve ning service. $2500-00 will buy a 10-room dwelling. Desirable location. Two chicken houses and good woodshed. A number of bearing fruit trees. Small fruits more than enough for a family. $500 down, balance easy pay ments. A country home in the city. This is less than the house cost. A BARGAIN. Smead & Crawford WANTED. Wanted Wheat farm bargain south of base line. Locate, deoribe, price. Owneia only. . Address 486 Myrtle St., Portland, Oregon. NOTICE. Persons having btock 'running at large inside and around our premises on Batter and H in tor creeks and else where are hereby notified to keep them off our land. We need our pas tures for our own use. tf. GEO. J. CURRIN & SON Is your watoh ready for spring work ? If not see Hay lor. I have a few choice thoroughbred White Leghorn cock re Is for sale at $1.50 each. Also one R. Comb Rhode Island and one Black Minorca each pure bred. Apply to MRS. M. V. LOGAN, Cecil, Ore. Mrs. E, F. Campbell wiflhes to announce to the ladies of Heppner that she is residing agent for the Spirella corset; Guaranteed not to rust or break. tf. Do you contemplate having any work done In the line (if building? If ho (five Hurry JohuHon a chance to figure wit h you. Flrot clans work and satisfaction guaranteed tf.