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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1915)
12 HOME AND FARM MAGAZINE SECTION " SPRING (Pat. Applied For) CUSHI FOR HEAVIER MOTOR CARS A Positive Acting Shock Eliminator and Recoil Absorber The Real Recoil Check (Cross Section) Recoil Check "C" and Adjustment Screw "F." Save Tires Save Springs Save Entire Car r A TP A VLTf Shock Absorbers take the place of the regular spring shackles and should be on every car for econ vrV 1 1 nVV omy and safety. "Catpaw" Spring Cushions and Recoil Checks do away with the vibration on axles, frame and engine. Prevent spring breakage. Quickly applied. Easily adjusted to load requirements. "CATPAW" Shock Absorbers Reduce Tire Expenses 30 Write for Circulars and Special Introductory Prices POWER ENGINEERING CO. 179 West Washington Street, Chicago, HL WHEN ORDERING Advise make of car, year, style of body, weight, diameter of shackle bolt and styles of rear springs. This information is necessary. Whni you so to Portland you will want to Attend the Theater You will set the most for your money by golnl to THE BAKER (Geo. L. Baker, Mgr.) Oa Broadway aad llorrlsoa Sts. Home of the Famous Baker Playera. Prices, 25c, 35c, 60c. JSC Mate., 25c, BOe. Matinee BUXDAT, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY. Alwavs a new play. High-clan company of real actora and actresses. Beautiful scenic and t age effects. The Baker Play ers have been famous In Portland for IS years and tu see them Is a part ot one's visit to the metropolis. Interesting News Notes of Northwest The theater Is always a part of the busi ness of a trip to Portland. At Broadway and Stark Street, Klarht In tbe Middle of the Hotel District, Will Be Found the Or pheum, the largest and newest theater In the Northwest, and where there is always a bill that combines music, novelties and laugh-provokini? features. THE OKPHIiUM IS ALWAYS WORTH WHILE. WHATKtttAirr Z30 UKI.TON, HAKEENA AMD HELTON In a series of athletic surprises, KOSK OAK DEN an eccentric girl and her trusty llano. I-'lrat appearance In vaudeville of the dis tinguished artist, A, BIKT WKS.NEK A.NU COMPANY, In "Fathers Way." A comedy drama classic of homo life and one ot Hi Kn-at problems, by Kdward Droit. JOS1K M'INTYKK IIA11TV BOB. Tbe sugar pium girl and the marshmallow boy, ED. F. . RKYNAHO presents Beth Dewberry and Jaton Jawnson, "A Morning In HicksvUle," PASTAOEtlCOPE First-run pictures. Save M to 40 GUARANTEED TIRES ' Flsk, Blackstone, National, ,. Marathon, . Firestone, Ejtc, AT JOBBERS PRICES ?! ' Send for our Cut Price List J a of Tires and Tubes and Save it Money. 5 Pl'XCTlRE-PROOF FORD . TIHKS Good for 10,000 to 15.000 miles of foad service. Coat but little' more than ordinary. Pacific Tire & Rubber Co. B04 East Pike It, feattle. Waak. Bis Wool Clin at Bead. BEND, Or. The wool cllo In th!g section will be the largest ever known. The wool la In exceptionally good condition. Bill Brown, who is the largest sheepowner in this county, reports that he will clip from 130,000 to 150.000 pounds of wool. Lumber Activity. VANCOUVER, Wash. The Murphy Tim ber Company Is now cutting 20 carloads of logs dally for the Portland markets. Fifty men are employed by the concern. Big Timber Pnrchaae. SPOKANE, Wash. The Schofield Timber Company has purchased 30,000,000 feet of timber, which, added to tbe 40,000,000 feet they already own, makes a splendid holding in this territory. The timber cutting will be started at once, and the contract pro vides that all of It must be taken from the land within Jt years. Sell Frnlt Output VANCOUER. Wash. The Clarke County Growers' Union, which operates the can nery In this city, reports the sale of Its entire output for the year to the Oregon Packing company, Fruit conditions are the best In years. .. . Farm Land Opened. KLAMATH FALLS, Or. The work -of completing the main lateral Modoc Point Irrigation project la close at hand. This opens up several thousand acres of splen did farm land In this section. ' Stra wherries Shipped, i KENNEWICK, Wash. The first shipment ' of strawberries left here today. Straw- . berries are In fine condition and a splen- . did crop Is assured, , . , ' , .' Big- Cherry and Pear Yield, i . ' HOOD RIVER, Or. Cherry and pear or- chards will produce a greater yield this -, year than ever before In the history ' of -this valley. The apple crop will not be In , excess of last year's crop, which was ap proximately 1000 carloads. - . To Build Saowaheda. " ( i ' . EVERETT, Wash. A contract for build lng snowshede In the Cascade Mountains -, for the Great Northern Railway hag been -let, which involes expenditure of about 150,000 In' this section this Summer,-- r- Lnmber Mill Reeaeas. ORANT3 PASS, Or. Moon-Wllllani Lum- ber Company will start operation about May 10. This is the second mill to resume operation this Summer. Business conditions In this section are Improving considerably, Agrlraltarlst Named, " FOS8IL, Or. Oren Beatjr' hn hecu -' lected plant agriculturist of Wheeler County. Mr. Beaty Is a graduate of the Oregon - Agricultural College and has had six years' experience In agricultural work since graduating. This makes 14 counties in Oregon employing a county agriculturist. Eaceae-Marsh field Lin Ready. EUGENE, Or. The last tunnel was com pleted yesterday on the Willamette-Pacific Railway between Eugene and Marshfleld. The railway Is practically completed on . both aides of the tunnel and trains will soon be running Into Marshfleld from Eugene. New Land to Be Opened, SOUTH BEND, Wash. Palix River con struction of the Wlllapa Harbor, Washing ton, dike will be completed this Summer. The project opens up 1700 acres of the finest land In Washington for cultivation. Predicts Big Lumber Year. BELLINGIIAM. Wash. J. H. Blodell, of the Blodell-Donovan Lumber Company, has Just returned from the East and reports that the opening of the Panama Canal means that 300,000,000 feet of Douglas fir will be shipped annually from now on. The big sawmills In this section are all resum ing Operations and a splendid year is pre dicted. . . nig Fruit Yield. NEWBERO, Or. The yield of fruit In this section will -exceed that of all previous years, with the exception of prunes. Business Good at The Dalles, " THE DALLES; Or. Business In The ' Dalles territory is In the most satisfactory condition that It has been In for three years. Crops in all sections are In the best " condition also, and a splendid yield is ex- ' pected. ' - - ' ; . ' Prospects- Fine at Salem. , SALEM, Or. Crop conditions in this ter ritory are tho best ever, and the fruit Is In -exceptionally fine condition. Business con- . dltlons generally are opening up In. every way. ' ." . ' ' . ' ' -v, , ' Why She Hadn't Married. . '. V A famous woman . novelist 'was once " asked why she had. not married. !'l have three things about the house," . she said, "which represent so closely the . characteristics of the average man that I don't want any frtore of him;" i, TV- VWhat ; do you mean?" . bef friend " "Well," the novelist replied, "I've got a dog that growls all tbe morning, a parrot that swears all tbe afternoon, and a cat that stays out all night." "Pm Bungalow Lonely for You" The song that's giving them all the Bungalow Bug. Bjr '.-w.1,e, of "Honeymoon Trail Waits" and "Bungalow Tow." Complete blueprint! and working draw. Ings of Hatrkla' Nerthweatera Baa alow "Far Two" sent free with every copy of this song. Price of song only SO cents, HUTCHINS BUILDING CO. Henry Blda. Seattle, Wash. Sheet Music Buyers Accept This Offer To responsible parties we will send the latest Sheet Music on Trial Write for complete information to day. The late song;, "My Dreamy Rose," is yours for five 2-cent stamp. Mack's Music Shop 347 Morrison St, Portland, Or. GOING EAST or COMING WEST , We Can Save You Money, Reduced rates on Household Goods, Pi. anos, Automobiles, etc. Through consoli dated cars, insuring prompt delivery and careful handling. Rates and Information on Request. . PacificCoastForwardingCompany ' 201 Wilcox Building, Portland, Or. TRADES -TRADE Your Farm ALL KINDS OF HOUSES TO TRADB FOR FARMS. T.J.LONG 520 Henry Building, Portland, Oregon.
