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TOP fi A 7.ETTE-TIM ES. HEPPNER. ORE.. THURSDAY, FEB. 8. 1917 THE CLUB IS HEPPNER YOUNC MEN'S POPULAR RESORT 3 BILLIARDS AND POOL WE SERVE ALL THE LEADING BRANDS OF SOFT DRINKS AND THE BEST LINES OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO. -:- : O. B. HGlinian, iu the Palace Hotel. , T. , 31 l2 B2repwir $725.00 3S Hsurgsipowairs, $910.00 ADO .Ik 1 ZJ THE MOTOR IS A WONDER, UNUSUALLY POWER FUL BUT WONDERFULLY ECONOMICAL-20 TO 25 MILES ON A GALLON OF GASOLINE IS THE USUAL REPORT. THE FASTEST SELLING "COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE EVER OFFERED. Tiki sure 1917 Models sumdl w kme mm m iwc& iraiy m HONOR IS) r EASTERNOREGONSHEEP HUE IN PM1E Oregon State live Stuck Sanitary . Hoard ConNtiiuting Ex Officio Tlie State Board of Sheep Commissioner. New Lumber Yard Now open in building formerly occupied by Independent Garage on Main Street. LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES, BUILDING MATERIAL. LUMBER IN CAR LOTS A SPECIALTY. Get Our Estimates Before Building H. C. GITHENS Comfort W INTER DAT WARMTH IN YOUR HOME IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE USE OF THE RIGHT KIND AND SIZE OF STOVE. UE HEATERS, burning both wood and coal, are the best to be found on the market They dom't stand ia with the fuel aa. They are FUEL SAVERS "We Have It, Will Get It, Or It Is Not Made In Hardware." We have been handed the follow ing resolution by W. B. Barratt presi dent of the Oregon Woolgrowers' As sociation regarding sheep scabies in Morrow County. Salem, Oregon, Jan., 25, 1917. WHEREAS, Sheep scabies is ac tually in existence in certain dis tricts lying west of the Cascade Mountains in Oregon; and, WHEREAS, Certain of these sheep have been allowed to be moved to Eastern Oregc;: and, WHEREAS, The infection of scab ies has been transmitted to other Hocks; 1 NOW. THEREFORE, We, the State Live Stock Sanitary Board con stituting ex officio the Board of Sheep Commissioners, acting upon the recommendations of the State Veterinarian, he being ex officio State Sheep Inspector, do hereby de clare and proclaim a quarantine a- gainst the movement of any sheep in Western Oregon to points in East ern Oregon and other states, except and unless said sheep have been in spected and certified to on the farm as being free from sheep scabies and exposure thereto by the'State Veter inarian, he being ex officio State Sheep Inspector, or his duties; or, in lieu of this inspection, that these sheep be dipped twice under the sup ervision of the proper officer and in the manner prescribed by the State Stock Sanitary Board, constituting ex officio the Board of Sheep Commissioners. PROVIDED, That sheep that are shipped from the Union Stock Yards Portland, Oregon, and other public stock yards, whether covered by certificate showing inspection on the farm or not, be required to be dipp ed twice before being shipped to points in Eastern Oregon and other States. PROVIDED, FURTHER, That all cars in which inspected and declared free sheep or dipped sheep are to be moved in for purposes other than immediate slaughter are to. be first cleaned and disinfected under the supervision of the proper disinfecting officer. ; . .. All common carriers engaged in the transportation of such shipments are hereby notified of this proclamation. EXECUTED at Salem Oregon, this Twenty-fifth day of January, 1917. J. M. HICKSON, Acting President. (SEAL) Attest: W. H. LYTLE, ; Secretary of State Live Stock Sani tary Board. f Gilliam & Bisbee Pioneer Hardware Merchants. '. ' GAZETTE-TIMES JUTsartWn f ays. For this there la a reason: Circulatioa which iadndes practically ALL the people in Morrow and Northern Grant Counties. GA MANY nut) S EXHIBITED MOBILE S Two spans of geldings for sale, 5 years oldt well broke. F. E. Mason, Lexington. 3t. Another Well. A well on the Charles Bartholo mew farm on little Butter creek was completed this week. Water was reached at a depth of 138 feet. This well was drilled with an 8-inch hole, larger than ordinary used in wells. The Lewis drilling machine is now working on a well for Lon Waten burger near Pine City Later ano ther deep well will be put down on the Dr. Gritman ranch. Echo News. For fifty years Canyon mountain ias been explored for Us treasure house of gold. Fortunes have been taken from the mountains. Project ors have searched, hunted, prospect ed and mined. All these years they stepped lightly over the great bedies of chrome Iron. They were looking for gold. The chome is now being turned Into gold and instead of tlin mountain producting the virgin ;;old, it is giving its iron. It is the irony of iron. Blue Mt. Eagle, K. L. Beach of Beach & Allyn, lo cal dealers for the Reo and Dort cars has just returned from the Eighth Annual Automobile Snow whlcn was iit.li! at Portland last week. It has been conceded by all who attended the show that this is the largest and most successful Automobile Show ever held iu the Northwest. Decorated to represent the great Columbia Highway with a canopy of blue and white and beautifully paint ed scenes along the walls, the Armo ry was a fitting back ground for the display of motor cars. Automobiles of every known make and design ivpro -shown to erow'ds of enthusias tic snectators who thronged the building both afternoons and even ings. At the booth of the Northwest Auto Company, distributors for the Northwest and the home of the Mar mnn. Cole. Reo. and Dort pleasure cars, as well as the Reo, Stewart and Indiana trucks, could be seen especially' designed models of each make of car fourteen in all. In truth, it was a magnificent display. Tt Is interesting to note tnat tue Dort factory considered the Port land Automobile Show of sufficient imnortance to send two of their re presentatives there with a specially made cut-out chassis, painted vuiue and gray and showing all working parts to splendid advantage. Messrs. Jas. Robertson ana w. m. Riich. Service Engineer of the Dort Motor Car Company, each afternoon and eveuing delivered very interest ing lectures explaining the peculiar features of the Dort. These lectures were listened to by crowds who gath ered about the chassis and were a source of education to many. They spoke in part as follows: "Every permanent organization must have a foundation which, in motor cars, is the frame. The Dort frame is made of finest grade, heavy Dressed steel, re-inforced by pressed steel cross members, with angle nlates hot rivetted at all corners. preventing all possibility of the frame becoming twisted under the most severe usage. "Exceptionally strong construction is carried out all through the car front axle unusually heavy, front snrinas longer, being 37 inches long and 2 inches wide; beam and steer ing knuckles double heat treated, preventing flaws or weakness. "Most 'important of all is the pow er plant, which in the Dort was de 'niened bv Mr. Etiene Planche, a frenchman by birth and the original designer of the Peugeot famous rac ing car. This noted engineer has developed a motor in the Dort cap able of maximum speed of 33 H. P. at but 1900 revolutions per minute. To those mechanically inclined, this fact speaks for itself. "Peculiar to the Dort are the fol lowing superior features: The doub le exhaust; the Carter carburetor. of the fixed jets type, fool-proof and Im possible to get out of adjustment; the Connecticut automatic ignition system which is appearing on many hieh Driced cars with marked suc cess and insuring a very hot spark; wonderful rear springs 50 Yi inches long of the .true cantilever type, giv ing the Dort the reputation of being the easiest ruling car oi us size on the market; a rear axle so well made and so strong that a fac tory service department of several months standing has never been call ed upon to roplace one; a Westing house starting and lighting system used by 26 of the leading cars in America, two of them the highest priced manfactured. "The slogan of the Dort factory is indeed a true one "The Quality Goes Clear Through." Err-F Chilly, changeable weather? A good oil heater will keep you warm andcosy. . A gallon of Pearl Oigivea 9 houa of smokeless, odor less, cheerful heat Prices: $375 to $7.75 Perfection Oil Heater For Sale by Gilliam & Bisbee Case Furniture Co. r.lasne fitted satisfactorily by Dr. (XTLnnnrri iT mnnnv refunded. His prices are reasonable, and he Is where you can always find him. No charge for testing eyes. tf. The Federated Church. The name of God Is publicly pro faned a thousand times every da? in Heopner. Is it not better to "Praise God from w.hom all blessings flow?" Come out to the church of your preference next Sunday and join in the Dublic praise of God. Any of the churches will welcome you. The subject of the morning sermon at the Federated church will be, "Abraham Lincoln-Christian Ameri can." For sale uooq opring bbbu ijh, $2.25 per hundred. See sample at tbls office. House For Ilent. One of the best houses in town for rent, $15 per month; safe from flood inmilre of Geo. J. Currln. tf. In the recruiting district of Ore gon during the month of January there were 126 men enlisted in the Regular Army, which is very en couraging as it is considerably more than the monthly quota fixed by the War Department for this State. A nother very encouraging feature about this Is, that a goodly number of these men were accepted by post masters throughout the State. There are in the United States 65,000 avail able postmaster recrultmg agents, and it Is thought by the War De partment officials that the recruit ing problem will be solved whenever there are three or four active post master recruiting agents in each county, which is the recruiting unit FOR SALF 1840 Acre Wheat and Stock Ranch, well improved. Plenty of spring water for stock. All farm implements and Improvements go with the place. Easy terms. Eight miles from railroad. Inquire M. J. Devin & Sons, Heppner, Ore. Tour friends can buy any thing vnu can give them except your photograph. Sicsbee Stuazo. 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