The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, June 10, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE GAZETTE-T1ME8, HEPPNER. ORK. THURSDAY. JUNE 10, IMS PAGK TWO THE GAZETTE-TIMES. The Heppner Gaiette, Established MThe Heppner Time Established No Tember 18. 1SS7 Consolidated February 15. 1813. VAWTBB CRAWFORD Editor and Proprietor. ud""very Thursday morning, and entered at the Poatoffica at Heppner. Oregon, as second-class matter. SUBSCRIPTION ttATES One Tear Blx Months il Three Month " Single Copies ; ADVERTISING RATES Displav, transient, running ! one "month, first insertion, per Ineh. tic: subsequent insertions. 12Hc., rUsplav. regular. 12Wc; locals, first sertion, per line. 10c; subsequent Insertions, per line. 5c; Mgtrwto tiona, per line, 6c; church socials and all advertising of entertainments conducted for pay, regular rates. KRROW COl'VTY OFFICIAL PAPER Thursday, June 10, 1915. It Is currently reported that as much as $800 has recently been spent on the -worst portion of the road be tween Parkers Mill and the Grant county line, and yet the road is but fairlv passable. We are of the opin ion that it will require a much larger sum than this to get the road where it should be, and the court should be urged to make the necessary expen diture. It is worth much more than tt n-iii cnat tn nut this road in good shape, to have the trade of Monument and northern Urant ana a goon roaa through the mountains leading to Heppner will bring all these people rvnr wav. There should be no letting up on the part of Heppner citizens until thia niiwfi nf rnarl is nut in the condition it should be to secure this trade. It is about all we have left; let us keen it. We have some practical prohibit tionists about Heppner; they seem to be trying to drink up all the booze and no doubt they would succeed were it not for the fellow on the oth er end of the line, who manages to keep the supply up to the demand. Secretary Bryan has resigned from the cabinet of President Wilson, not being able to support the policy of the president in regard to Germany. Mr. Bryan is to be admired for his many good qualities but it has been evident for some time that his foreign policy was weak, and now that Pres ident Wilson is taking a firm stand and asserting his Americanism in no unmistakable terms, Mr. Bryan is ready to quit. Both gentlemen want peace. Mr. Wilson desiring peace with honor; Mr. Bryan willing to ac cept it on any terms. If we mistake ,r, nrealdont has DY far the strongest following among the peo ple of this great American republic FREE ILLUSTRATED LECTl'RK Over 100 views protrying "Life nl Shadows on th Pacific Coast." Actual photograph of people and scenes. By. Rev. W. . MACLAREN. Gem. Supt. Pacific Coast Rescue PrnterrlTS NoctetT. IT IS DIFFERENT AND AWFULLY REAL. vwnERATRl CHURCH. SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1915 ADMISSION FKEK. Sleeting in Adklns Grove. The Sunday schools of Liberty and Rhea Creek will Jotn in a Childrens' riav nroeram at Adklns grove next Sunday at 11 o'clock. There will be basket dinner at noon. in me afternoon Miss Elizabeth Ware will preach. Mr and Mrs. W. E. Pruyn were passengers to Portland this morning for a few days of recreation. Mrs r.pnree Thomson departed for Hood River this morning for a visit with friends in that city. LEXINGTON. T.nn Rnnher returned Sundav from Athena where he has been visiting his brother. Tuesday was an unusually quiet day in town. All who could attended the Farmers' Union Picnic at lone. TinwbAr's orchestra cave a verv nice dance at the' IJall Monday eve ning. Quite a large numDer auena ed. W P McMillan. Rnv Nnrdvke. Ot to Robinett and J. B. Coxen went to Pendleton and Walla Walla Saturday returning Sunday evening. nr Jnhn Dve. the lone dentist, will ho in I.pvinfftnn frnm June 16 until July 1. Anyone desiring dental work will do well to remember this Mottla ripvln mm Vinmp Mnnriav to spend the vacation with her par ents. She has been attending raci flc University at Forest Grove. Nels Magnusen, of Heppner, was in town Monday visiting old friends and acquaintances. Nels formerly lived in this part of the country many years ago. J. M. White and family started to Dayton Tuesday, going by car. They expect to be gone several days and will visit with their daughter, Mrs. Ionia Gilbreath. Eph Eskelson and wife left Wed nesday for a few days visit at points along the river. Mr. Eskelson re turned Sunday but Mrs. Eskelson will remain at Shippard Springs for some time. Pnr axvnral dava the weather has hwn warm, and there was also sev- r.l dava nf wind. Just what effect this has on growing gratn remains to be seen. It is me opinion oi many that th rrain la not far enough along to stand hot weather. Miss May Severance went to her hnmo ami. h nf Hardman. Miss Sev erance has been teaching In the pub lic school at this place tne past year. Min Tna Gilbert, another teacher. will spend the vacation with Miss Severance. Miss Gilbert's home Is In Ohio. Qovor.i families anent a very pleas ant day Sunday In the grove below town. Of late, since the weainer nas become more pleasant, the grove has t ,hs mooting nlacn for several UCCU ... . . .. r, , basket dinners among people who are looking lor a nice coot auauy nlace to spend the nay. Thursday forenoon was a busy time In town. The horsebuyers were nere buying horses for the allies, a large ...w animals were sold and brought a fairly good price, consider ing the stock that was 8010.. nuuaei i CTiirv nt stanflpld and Peddl- ouu ajvj " " 1 . " - cord of Kansas City did the buying. Sanford Green and wife, Rlley Monirors and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Van nvba want tn Mcrraffee Serines by the overland route. They expect to h o-nna for some time. Mr. van r,.w hoc hoAn uuffprlne with rheu- JJ RC HMO " " ' " a matism and it Is expected the min eral water will aid greatly in ma re- coverv. un v. A Rpvmer and grand- ,.riiin T.uln were given a farewell reception at the Hall Wednesday eve nir Ttmv left for Portland where they will visit with Mrs. Beymer's Hono-htor Mrs. Anna AUDrey. mrs. XtavTnar tins hppn a resident of Lex- conducting the hotel at this place. She recently sold out. IRRIGON. ICOMINGl I SATURDAY, JUNE 12 j J. E. McCoy was a Portland visitor Thursday. Mrs. Lee Graybeal went to Pendle ton Friday. What's that we hear? Wedding bells to be sure. R1U Gravbeal is home from a short stav in Umatilla. ' wari Rand arrived home from col- leee last Saturday morning. Mrs. Carl Brownell visited at the Gravbeal home last week. , r.pnre-n. of Portland, is visit ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs Earl Baucom. Mr Pninn Flnlev was the hostess for a charming mrtnoay party iai Friday afternoon. Bom a nine pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Leach of Gibbon. Mrs Leach is under the care of her moth er, Mrs. John Graybeal. IONE. f THE C. C. PATTEN CARNIVAL CO. f . IVR THREE DAYS. Good clean shows and a big steam J Merry-go-Round. There will be a I Grand Carnival Ball each evening. t The Carnival will be held on the Fair Grounds. i - ! Everybody Is Invited f Dates, June 12-14-15 i Stop groin Here I am my name, is letTeBubbk ,lfcp fountain fxvnrifp I IntftducintRe new fountain drink IU.V Sf At 'FIRST foh THIRST 7Yf News is rather scarce this week as it has been all picnic tor the past sev eral days. Richard McElligott went to Port land Wednesday to spend a few days among the roses. Harold Mason, who has been at tending school at Corvallis for the Dast term, has returned to his lone home. fiwpnrtnlpn .Tones, who has been .in tr, ai-hnnl at Forest Grove for the past nine months, returned to her home in lone Monday. Mm opnrirfi Hendrv. who has been visiting with her parents for a short time, returned to her home at lop- penish, Wash., last Saturday The C. C. Patton Carnival Co. has linen in lone for several days and hplneri make entertainment for the many visitors we had last Tuesday. Mia nrarta Rletmann. who has been visiting at lone with friends for the nnat three months, returned to her home at Atlanta, Georgia last Mon day. Mrs. Davis, a sister of Mrs. R. F wilmot. who has been visiting at lone for some time, returned to ner home at Sellwood Friday of last week. nr. John Dve. dentist, will be ab sent from lone from June 16 until Tuiv 1 diirine which time he will be in Lexington, where he will perform hia professional aunes. Pnannt Dan and Henrv Clark are out at C. E. Carlson s, dobblng up his house with paint, wnen inese gooa fellows get through with it, it will be dolled up in good shape. r n Kirknatrick. of Pendleton. came over last week with a big plow mitfit Ha has, a laree cateroillar en gine that pulls three 3-bottom plows, each one oi wnicn cms a mciies. ne is qlowing on the Baker place south of lone. Tho Mnnil annual Farmers Union picnic was held at lone last Tuesday. Our people had prepared the grove to hold the program In but about an hour before the program started tne wind was blowing a young gale and tha tahlen. henches. seats and sneak er's stand had all to be moved to the rink, which caused a good deal of In convenience as well as considerable loss of time. However, with lots of willing hands things were soon put to rignts ana tne program carnea oui. Thin was followed bv the bie feed In the afternoon there was a prize given for the best looKing baby under twelve months, and Mrs. Bert John- inn'i hahv wait the winner. Then came the ball game which was a back number, and after "this there were foot races for the young fry as well as for the older ones. By this time it was getting along towards evening and the neoDle had nearly all begun to prepare to go home. There was a very large crowd in town and all ap peared to have a good time, and we hone thev spent an enjoyable day. After supper Bowker's orchestra from Portland furnished music for the dance which was given by Walt Pruyear and there was a very large crowd In attendance. We feel as though we had just as good and en joyable a day as was ever spent in lone, and we hope the visitors feel MORROW COUNTY CHAUTAUQUA NOTES i SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to the fact that SEASON.TICKETS will be on sale beginning MONDAY, JUNE 14, at 9 o'clock, A. M. at the following greatly reduced prices: $2.50 for Adults; $1.50 for High School Child ren; $1.00 for Children, 6 to 14 years. Remember there will positively be only 45 sold at these reduced rates. ITT'it. J.t t A. 4AA A.: -1- 1 .1 U.. 4-4- ...rill .'or.,. nA A (otir r( YV IU1 Ulc lirsi tvv utucis iiuiiiueieu uuuuus win uc iaucu. n n v A.t ill 1 1 ' 1 ' l MAa..AMrt L.ttsl.n'v Atl nn mtmAfD 17 til aak lliem Will ue ill uupiicuie. 111c pexauna iiviuiug uufinatc uuwuuo vtj De enuuea to a reiunu oi ine iuii purtiiase puce ui ic ut&cw. w aiu juui number. It may be worth $2.50to you, as well as the party holding the same numDer. TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE HEPPNER Mrs. F. Luper Mrs. L. G. Herren Phelps Grocery Co. Wm. Haylor Minor & Co. Gurdane & Son Patterson & Son R. M. Hart Thomson Bros. Case Furniture Co. Humphrey Drug Co. Sam Hughes Co. First National Bank Oscar Borg Palace Hotel E. G. Noble Vaughn & Sons Phill Cohn Heooner Milliner Co. W. W. Smead A-fTHE FOLLOWING PLACES: LEXINGTON W.G.Scott IONE Dr. C. C. Chick LIBERTY SCHOOL Ed Huston EIGHTMILECENTER C. E. Jones LENA Mabel Hughes GALLOWAY Will Howard CECIL T. H. Lowe GOOSEBERRY O. A. Brian Leonard Anderson PACKERS MILL M.S.Maxwell 1 U ine pel SUU aeniiiy UIC laigcsi IIUIUUU Ul JtOOUU A IJVCIO Mil ITlUUUaj will be given a Season Ticket free. If you have a friend among the above list ueip liieiu uy uuiug juui nv-ivcia ui intiu luuuuaj . We expect to sell the whole 450 tickets the first day of the sale, so be on hand, or you will be the loser, as positively no more than 450 will be sold a I IU1S 1CUUVCU pilWC. van iu (lEiauii, mic ui iui juui uwn.v.iw A bulletin board will be placed in front of the Heppner postoffice on t 1 ! 1 1 1 , A iL. i Yn .), 1 1 n'nlnnlr nnnn ) r L WniCu Will UC UllUUUllceu uic piugicaa ui uic oaic, oi i u uuviw uuuiiauu oi v o'clock p. m. Buy your tickets early. Help this big undertaking along. It will be the biggest and best attraction ever pulled off in Morrow County. BOYS AND GIRLS TAKE NOTICE ! 1U liie nisi j uu;9 jl vjiiio uuviug a ocaauii ii,n.ci win uc given ail 111- ITT D m T?T? U..r nA nnr tnn V... L. It aian war DOUuei i nun; up auu ciuucucc. iuu win ue ouny n tuvqi? ticwtq rnn cat p riMi vnvw w uaav a r Clnnd CjimninP" Grounds will hp fur- nished free to all those desiring to make use oi sucn accommoaations. -:- the same about it.