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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1917)
THE GAZETTE-TIMES, IIEPPNER, ORE., THUBSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917 Fa pre Four TUES & WED NIGHTS AND Wm If ATI MTU IT LI. mm hill. tie 26-27 THE ELLIOTT & SHERMAN FILM CORPORATION (H. A. SHERMAN, President) PRESENTS THE WORLD'S GREATEST-Most Successful-AMERICAN PLAY David W. Griffith's masterpiece "7118000 People Cost $500000 !va A T I N E E 2:30 PRICES Children " 25c. ADULTS 50c. 3000 Horses 1 TfW n n( r TV E V E N I N G 8:15 PRICES Reserved $1.00 Admission 75c. Scenes 5,000 ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR OWN MUSICAL DIRECTOR WITH SPECIAL SCORE Three Solid Hours of ThriHs-Laughter-Tears Millions Have Seen It and Hons will See It Again. The "Master-Craft" of "Film Perfection" Seat sale Opens Wednesday, June 20, at Sam Hughes Co. News Items From lone. People are returning from the Rose Show and report while there was a scarcity of roses there was plenty of other entertainment. Judge Robinson returned from Portland last Monday night after spending several days enjoying the sights. Harold Robinson came up from Arlington on Saturday last to visit with his father for a short time. Newt King and family Jitneyed to Hood River to visit for a short time with friends. week, returning home Wednesday. E. E. Miller received a telegram stating that his mother was danger ously ill. Ha drove to Arlington and caught the train for the vicinity of Seattle. We hope he finds his mother improved. L. E. McBee has purchased a Hud son Super-Six from Vaughn & Sons. Mrs. J. B. Sparks was called to lone Tuesday on account of the ser ious illsess of her mother, Mrs. Chas, Shaver. I. C. Cos, who now farms In the heavy wheat producing section just Ralph Akers returned from Port- west 0f Heppner, was in the city land Tuesday evening after a few Wednesday, days visit at the big city. .. Hubert Haguewood. who has been ? E- Notson expects Mrs. Notion cooking at the lone hotel for the ,?nd and obrt hm "' past two years, hag gone out on the em tnis ek- e children have farm for a time to get some fresh air been "'tending school there the past and a change in general. i w,nter' J. H. Wilt and family returned Miss Cleone Andrews, daughter of from Portland Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Andrews of The making the round trip by auto. Dalles, is making a visit at the home F. S. Bender, after spending sev- of her friends, Mary and Marjory eral days at Portland, returned Tues-. Clark in Heppner this week. J THE BIRTH OF A NATION Manager Sparks Secures The Big Film. Slavery in half the states of the Union! Abraham Lincoln, the man risen from the people to deliver them! The moral and political sep aration of one half of the sovereign states from the remainder of the Un ion! The tremendous and never-to-be-forgotten American Civil War, at 8:15. Reserved seats $1.00, gen eral admission 75 cents. Children are especially requested to attend the matinee performance, of the association, in his address, 1 Mrs. Lucy T. Wedding, a member pointed out the great progress that of the high school faculty, left Hepp nas been made in medical science ner this morning for an extensive during that time, in surgery, sanl- j Eastern trip and will be gone from as the limited sating capacity will ; tation and various other branches of : this city the larger part of the sum- not permit of any children price at medical knowledge. The Panama night. ! canal could not have been built had The performance lasts three hours, not the mosquito been discovered as and is accompanied by the organiza- the carrier of yellow fever and illa tion's own Director with a splendid musical score. Seats are on Bale for the evening performances now, at the Opera House. with all its horrors! Then the Car- DOCTOR WRITES FROM CHICAGO petbag rule; devastation of the con-i quered South; the free and ignorant (Continued from First Page) slaves creating a reign of terror i would have been the Inevitable result among the whites the organization j under the old regime, but In an in and the enforcement of the Ku Klux j creditably short time they would be Klan upon the blacks all entwined healed. with love of Northerner for South- We saw burns so deep and so ex erner, and visa versa of suffering, tensive that it would usually cause death, despair and heart-ache these death or render the victim a helpless are the principal features of D. W. ! cripple, yet the new treatment caused Griffith's Indescribable production, new flesh to form, new skin comes on The Birth Of A Nation, a realization ' rapidly and even returns to the nat so swift, so mighty, so absorbing ural color without contracting a dis- that it makes three hours whirl by , coloration so familiarly seen In all like a few minutes and Bends the ' serious burns. bewildered spectators stumbling out Dr. Carrell, who brought out this of the theatre, struggling for their new method is the only doctor who bearings and gasping for every has been able to take a leg from one breath. dog and make it grow onto another The Birth Of A Nation will never dog, or transplant a kidney from one upe a rival, for it has covered all the , animal to another, J. W. Creath, Portland stockman, will ship 14 car loads of sheep from the local ' yards Friday. They will day of last week. Mrs. Bender went on to California where she will visit for some time. The Rivers auto garage dance was well attended last Friday night. The big crowd present all report an en joyable time. Mrs. Sparks, of Heppner, is visit ing with friends and relatives in and about lone. 'Carl Calkins, who hps been at Portland having a good time, return ed to lone Monday evening. Mrs. Harry Fletcher, who has been visiting at Hood River for some time returned home Monday evening. Miss Holemah and Miss Hale from White Salmon, Wash., are visiting at lone with relatives. Mrs. George Frank returned home Monday evening after, a visit of two weeks in Portland. T. B. Buffington and family motor ed over to Monument last Tuesday on a pleasure as well as a business trip. At the school meeting last Monday Mrs. Corson was appointed school clerk. P. G. Balslger and family motored to White Salmon Saturday of last Dan Francis McDald, six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John McDald of Castle Rock, Ore., 'died at the hos pital in Pendleton Saturday night of appendicitis. The child was taken to that city over a week ago for treat ment. The funeral was held Mon day morning at the Folsom chapel. Father Brown of the Catholic church officiating. STAR THEATER Sunday Attraction ! HERBERT KELSEY AND EFFIE SHANNON (S tHE PHOTO PLAY "After The Ball" Taken from Chas. K. Harris' Famous Song Mr. and Mrs. Chester Macy will leave in a few days for the mountains where they go for the benefit of Mrs. Macy's health. !sA-li3 drama of the Nation and covered It too vividly for others to even ap proach it. Every time it unfolds up- In the section on the diseases of children one half day was devoted to consideration of infantile paralysis. on a screen, that time the life-drama I While considerable advancement bag of America is re-enacted. This justly termed, "World's Fa mous Spectacle," will hold the boards of the Opera House on June 26 and 27, with a Special Matinee on Wed nesday at 2:30 P. M. Adults 60 been made In their knowledge of the disease, they are still unable to ten how it is transmitted from one case to another. It has been 38 years since the American Medical last met in New cents, children 25 cents. Evenings York. Dr. Chas. Mayo, the president IS1SP880 Yo can build it yonraelf from the material! we will itiip yon, each pitj numbered careful!? yoanaealittle COMMON SENHE and a HA Id HE t We ship thli tiocne complete at the low price quoted direct from our mill to you. You'll Save Big Money Rot only on this hone bat oa any of the other? ibowo In oar plm Bok or tend ni yonr own plan urt we'll quote yon oor prire on maerlali lor it HEADY CUT AND READY TO EfiECT. WRITE FOB OUR PLAN BOOK TODAY READY BUILT BOUSE CO. 8J BROADWAY PORTLAND, 0RF.CGN Address all Inquiries to 'CF.Schoonmalter! Agent For Morrow Co. f Heppner larla. Dr. Mayo said that out of the war would come many advancements J De taken to the Chicago market. and said that the only use for alcohol now days Is In the arts and sciences. It is not needed as a medicine, as doc tors now know so many other things that are better. It is his belief that national prohibition should be adopt ed. The loud and prolonged applause which greeted this remark shows where the medical profession stands on this great question. Dr. Chick has gone to Michigan to visit his relatives and friends while I will take a few more days taking Instruction in the treatment of eye, ear, nose and throat and In fitting glasses. Then we will both be home dealing out pills. Ton will then realize, if you never have before, that the pill is mightier than the pen. Very truly, DR. N. E. WINNARD. Christian Endeavor Rally at Lex ington. The various Christian Endeavor societies of Morrow and Umatilla counties will meet in a two days ral ly at Lexington on Saturday and Sun day of this week, June 23rd and 24th. This Is a gathering of Union No. 17. Officers of the society and othr good speakers will be present. The 24 th will b a big day when there will be a .Sunday School rally, Junior rally and special Red Cross services, wind ing up with bi C. E. services and a basket supperin the evening. Lex ington promises to entertain you well and Is expecting a large gathering of outside delegates on these dates. : HAIL INSURANCE Costs no more written now than later. raE PROTECTED ALL THE TIME. Prepared ness is just as essential in growing grain as in war. Hail and Fire insurance is true prepared ness. W e write both kinds in the strongest com panies in the United States. SEE US BEFORE PLACING YOUR INSURANCE Smead & Crawford ! i t 44 The Music Committee for the Red Cross Campaign wishes to borrow as many as possible of the Red White and Blue song books sold on the day of the Red Cross Rally for use on next Sunday. Write your name on your book and leave it at Red Cross headquarters. It will be returned. MUSIC COMMITTEE. Another extensive Improvemnt to take place on Main street in the near future will be made by Thomson Brothers. They wlU remodel the front of their store building and make extensive changes on the in side. T. G. Denlssee has charge of the contract. 3l $100.00 advance takes effect July Save $100.00 by buying now 1st MpSM VjC J 'lUiim mini i iC i- mi0) M "'-""ihit'i ""-'AJ-'iMUijxiL-J'- TjF YOU intend to purchase an automobile'at any price see the Eight Cylinder Oldsmobile two and four-passenger roadster and seven-passenger touring cars, s A High-Grade Light Weight Car at a Moderete Price. $1500 at Heppner The OLD SMOBILE Co OF OREGON HAROLD COHN, Agent, HEPPNER, ORE.
