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THE GAZETTE-TIMES, EEFPXER, ORE., THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917
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la Regaining Health.
We are informed by Mrs. W. E
Walbridge that her mother, Mrs
Eliza Ayers, who Is at present at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Van Duyn
In Spokane, and who was reported as
being very seriously ill in a recent
issue of this paper, is now improving
in health, and her recovery is expect
ed. Mrs. Van Dnyn writes that Mrs.
Ayers is getting better every day and
it should not be long until she is able
to return to her Heppner home. This
is Indeed good news to the many
friends of Mrs. Ayers in this city and
we are glad to be able to make this
announcement, and also to correct
any wrong impression that our for
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j siaered reliable and we published the
I news as It was given us by one whom
j we supposed was correctly informed.
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GAZETTE-TIMES MAN
WINNER IN CONTEST
Bobert J. Hopkins, until recently
linotype operator in the Caiette
Tlmea office, has been announced the
winner of the first special prize in
the missing title of the Gerlach
Barklow contest He has received
the following letter from Phill Conn
of this city:
Mr. R. J. Hopkins,
Dear Sir: j
You have been awarded first spec
ial prize, "one barrel of White River
Flour" in the missing title contest,
and I am pleased to inform you the
prize is subject to your order.
Tours truly,
PHILL COHN.
Mr. Hopkins, who Is now stationed
at the Mare Island Training station,
won the prize with the title "Friends
of the Meadow." The contest was
held the first of the year in which
everyone could participate. The pic
ture for which the title was to be sup
plied, is a beautiful painting of a
horse, a young woman and a dog,
Mr. Conn is of the opinion that some
of our local people Btand a fair
chance to win the grand special prize
of $50, which the Gerlack-Barklow
company offer.
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UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY
Time is the test of truth. And
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test in Heppner. No Heppner resi
dent who suffers backache, or annoy
inn urinary ills can remain uncon
vinced by this twice-told testimony.
J. H. Cox, carpenter, Baltimore
St., Heppner, says: "It seems that if
I caught cold, I suffered from pain
in my back. At times I simply could
'nt move and had to stay in bed for
a week or ten days. I used a great
many medicines, but I can say that
Doan's Kidney Pills did me more
good than anything else. I haven't
had an attack for sometime now."
OVER SIX YEARS LATER Mr.
Cox said: "It has been a long time
since I have had any occasion to take
a kidney medicine. I still consder
Doan's Kidney Pills a good, reliable
medicine for backache and kidney
disorders.
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
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Mr. Cox has twice publicly recom
mended. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Roseburg Dehydrating plant may
be established here.
Lebanan wool pool of 35,000 lbs.
brings 63 H cents per pound.
Hood River apple vinegar plant is
making extensive improvements.
Oregon City Clakamas county
wants 8 miles of paving this year,
Myrtle Point Contract let for
Myrtle Point bridge, cost 326,000.00
O. W. R. & N. Co's crop report for
the northwest shows excallent pros
pects.
St. Helens Paving plant ready for
work on road between St. Helens and
Houlton.
Freewater O. W. R. ft N. will
build bridge across Walla Walla river
east of here.
Eugene Contract for construc
tion of first unit of girls' dormitory
let for 150,000.
Florence Contracts let for the
Gallagher, Stafford, Shortrldge and
Pashllke bridges.
The Southern Paclfiic Co. expects
to be running electric cars to Cor
vallis by July 4th.
North Bend Sash and door fac
tory here sells for 350,000.00, nine
acres of land included.
Coos Bay County Commission
lets contracts for five bridges and
three sections of roads.
Grants Pass Demand Tor ore
causes sale of chrome mine near here
which will be operated.
Pendleton Work of preparing
Wild Horse Macadam road for hard
surface will commence soon.
Coqullle Oregon Power Co. line
between Coqullle and Marshfleld to
be built this summer. Also line to
Myrtle Point.
Koseburg Survey started on to
eating permanent grade for Pacific
highway between Grants Pass and
Douglas county line.
Eugene Lumber industry soon to
enter upon great business era. Busi
ness of mills has revived after 15
years of depression.
U. S. Foresters to build lookout
houses at summits of Mt. McLaugh
lin, Diamond Peak and Rustler Peak
on Crater National forest, In July.
Portland is to have largest wood
en shipbuilding plant in U. S. backed
by a New York corporaton. It will
have 14 ways. France takes first 50
vessels.
North Portland has been chosen
by United States Department of Ag
riculture as one of the live stock
stations for Bureau Markets. Is the
most important live stock market on
the Pacific coast.
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Norman F. Lawson was In town
Saturday displaying a pretty string
of "pearls." The pearls consisted of
the rattles taken from some 17 rat
tlesnakes. Two of the snakes were
killed near Mr. Lawson's ranch and
the others were slaughtered by Guy
Shaw on his father's Clarks Canyon
ranch. Snakes are out in larga num
bers this year, according to Mr. Law
Emery Gentry is carrying a band
age over his right eye as a result of a
mix up which he had with his Ford
car one day last week. He was blow
ing up a tire when an explosion took
place. From apparent results, the
Ford had all the best of the fight.
Born At the sanitarium in this
city on Sunday, June 17, to Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Johnson, of Grant county,
a daughter.
War Does Not Stop Griffith's Pro
auction in Europe.
In spite of the world's greatest and
most far reaching war, a great
American speculator and, incident
ly, argument for peace, has Invaded
the cohorts of Europe and promises
to stay.
The Birth of A Nation opened a
two year's run at the famous Covent
Garden in London, on July 5th, 1915,
and August 1st commenced at the
Grand Opera' House in Paris, the
world's most magnificent opera
house, also at the La Scala in Milan,
Italy, historic among the noted opera
houses of the earth.
It is also announced that other
celebrated European capitals are
soon to be invaded by the big pro
duction Vienna and Berlin among
them.
Just what sentiment those coun
tries will show in our reconstruction
period and its terrors, (which may
be very like their own soon) the
workings of the Ku KIux Klan, etc.,
will be interesting to note. They are
pretty well read up on the Civil War
over there, and on Lincoln, Grant and
Lee almost as well as we are, but
whether the sentiments of the im
mense story will find the same re
sponse there is another question.
Of course The Birth of A Nation
is purely American but' it's lessons
are as broad as humanity itself. The
wonderful realism of war, however,
and the amazement of It all, will take 1
the place of local color with them
and very likely, it will create as
much European newspaper talk as it
has on this side of the water. .
This big attraction occupies the
boards at the Opera House on June
26 and 27, with special matinee on
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
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