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TTTR GAZETTE-TIMES, HErrXEK, ORE., TUTTtSDAr, JTXE 20, 1919 PACE SIX L. MONTERESTELLlj i MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS PENDLETON, OREGON runs monument and cemetery work All parties interested in getting work in my line should get my prices and estimates before placing their orders ALL WORK GUARANTEED Peoples Cash Market FRESH AND CURED MEATS POULTRY AND FISH WATKINS & OVIATT Proprietors BOARDMAN HAS STRONG i DELEGATION SATURDAY Greater Farming Efficiency Better methods in farming in clude the system of Harvesting. Get 100 per cent efficien cy from your harvesting machinery by using The McCormick Line of Mowers, Reapers, Self Binders and Headers New headers being assembled now. We carry a complete line of header extras- Peoples Hardware Company Heppner, Oregon. i Irrigation District ana School District Hold Elections. A delegatiln of live wires from Boardman were In Heppner oa Satur day, corning up to attend the Farmers picnic and take advantage of this op portunity to place their section before the rest of the county. The delega tion consisted of A.P.Cobb, president and F. E. Burns, secretary, of the Boardman Commercial Club and J C. Ballenger, lumber dealer, and this delegation was quite busy in seeing that their section had proper recog nition here. A representative of this paper had a very interesting conversation with Mr. Cobb, who, by the way. is a prac cical irrigationist and has had many years of experience, gained on one oi the finest projects in the northwest. He has come to Boardman and inter ested himself in this new venture on the Columbia river and is absolutely sure that Boardman will develop lntt he best project of them all. Fur thermore, Mr. Cobb is a perslsten, worker for the John Day project, good roads for the entire county, and more particularly one that will con nect his section up with the county seat. And if the people of his sec tion, backed up by such live wires as were in Heppner Saturday, do not get what they are after, there is little use for the rest of us to get busy. The West Extension Irrigation Dis trict held their election according ti advertised schedule, which occurred on the 10th inst. Col. Emmet Calla han of Boardman, Mr. Camp of Irri gon and Mr. McFarland of Umatilla were chosen as the board of directors, and the work of the district will now be carried on in earnest. PENDLETON TOOK GAME FROM HEPPNER SUNDAY Pendleton walked away with the game in this city last Sunday wheu they met the Heppner All-Stars in nine long, listless innings. The Buck aroos made a number of exciting plays, including a triple in the thn. inning which seemed to drown all fu .uie botes of the local boys so far as that particular game wa3 concerned. It was evident that the home boyt were not up to snuff and failed to pui over their usual high class playing. Their batting was worse than rotten and their fielding was on the same par as their batting, Anderson being about the only man on the entire team who played anyways near tc furm. The score was 14 to 3. A large crowd attended the game. P. A. Anderson and Dave Wilson were umpires and gave entire satisfaction to both players and fans. Jas. Wilson, who had charge of the Pendleton team, is trying to arrange for a game in Pendleton In the neai future. 3iC POULTFC AT THE HEPPNER MEAT MARKET H. C. ASHBAUGH, Proprietor. FRESH AND CURED MEATS, POULTRY AND LARD. FISH IN SEASON. Finest quality meats at the lowest possible price. Phone Main 203 MATLOCK ESTATE $25,000. Daughters Get $2000 Each, Equal Interest in Home. Widow Rest. Pendleton, Ore. Twenty-five thou sand dollars is the estimate of the value of the property left by the late VV. N. Matlock of this city, accord ing to the petition for probate of his will, filed today. His two daughters, Hazel Privetl and Lulu Esies, receive $2000 each and an equal interest in the home property. Mrs. Matlock Is to receive the remainder. WHAT SHERIFF KELSEY FOUND AT HIS DOOR What do you suppose Sheriff Oscar Kelsay found on his doorstep the oth er morning that had been placed .here very carefully during the night and was looking up at him so plead ingly out of its soft young eyes, as if to say, "Nobody wants me, so they orought me to you." It was not a dear little baby. It was a little baby deer! Where It came from or who bro't it, the sheriff hasn't the slightest idea. jut when he went to his office at the court house Friday morning he found a spotted fawn tied with cotton rope to the knob of his office door. No one .3 allowed to have a spotted fawn in his possession, so being called in the ,-un of bis official duties, out the Ser , Ice creek way the sheriff took the fawn along intending to turn it loose in the woods. The little animal Is somewhat tame and the thought, that dogs coming along the road or the coyotes would kill it, smote the big heart of the man and he brought it back. He has wired jtate game warden Shoemaker for in ductions. Meanwhile the spotted fawn is waxing tat on milk at 10 Lents per and Sheriff Kelsay is pay- ng the bill. Fossil Journal. MORE MONEY RAISED FOR RITTER ROAD Through the enterprise of W. O. ..Iinor and M. D. Ciark, there will be available $2000 for more work on the leppner-Kitter road. Messrs. Minor and Clark went out among the busi ness men of Heppner last week and .alsed $1000. They had the assur ance from the county court that the jourt would match dollar for dollar aised by the business men. Much preliminary work has been done on the road, but there are sec ..ons where surveys will be made, placing the road on a very easy grade, it is planned to start actual road .vork within the next few days. The Rltter people have been anx .jus to see the completion of a road .vhich will give them an outlet thru Heppner, thereby bringing them clos er to market by many miles. The Jeppner-Ritter road agitation dates back about twenty-five years and it will be gratifying to many of the old imers to learn that benefits which .hey had strived for will come to the younger and following generations. HEPPNER WOMAN WEDS GILLIAM COUNTY MAN Coming as a surprise to their many rieuds in Eastern Oregon was the an nouncement of the marriage of Mrs. .Mary Perry of Heppner to William viorman of Lone Rock in Portland re cently. They came up from Portlaud .ast Thursday and are at home to their friends in their new home which Mrs. Gorman purchased from C. C. Patterson in south Heppner. Mrs. Gorman is a pioneer of Morrow and Gilliam counties and has a host of friends. Head Forester Here. W. W. Cryder, supervisor of the Umatilla Forest Reserve, with head offices in Pendleton, spent a day or two in Heppner last week confering with Celsus Keithley, who has jharge of the local office. Mr. Cryder made a trip out over the reserve while away from Pendleton. Returns From Extended Trip, L. W. Briggs returned last week from an extended motor trip which took him as far as Salem. He was accompanied home by his daughter, Miss Loa, who has been attending the Willamette Uunverslty during the past school year. Miss Opal Briggs, who made the trip down with her father, will remain in the Valley for some time visiting with friends. NOTICE. This Is to notify my Morrow coun ty patrons that I have resigned my office as county surveyor and am leav ing for Baker county shortly after July 1. All those owing me or hav ing bills against me will please pay or present the same to me by July 1. 2tp LOY M. TURNER. j a IMPORTANT TO AUTO OWNERS "AVING leased the mechanical Department ,pf the new McRoberts-Cohn Auto Company Garage, we are prepared to assume the care and upkeep of your car in a satisfactory manner. The shop is being rapidly equipped with the latest models of machinery and no job will be too intricate for us to handle. We have had years of experience in this work. Will make prompt delivery. The season is fast approaching which permits the use of your car. 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Crops on the Hanson and Huebner places will turn out good and they expect to begin cutting by the 4th of July. Mr. Huebner, who farms the Hansen place along with his own, is a believ er in thorough "iltlvatlon of the Boil, and while he is located on some of the lightest lands of the county he is getting splendid results and mak ing money. Now House News Completion, The J. S. Baldwin home on Court street is rapidly nearlng completion The plasterers will soon be at work Mr. Baldwin will have a fine home and it will be a handsome adornment to the city. Arrives From East Mrs. Emma Dice arrived in Hepp ner Wednesday from Marshalltown, Iowa, to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. O. G. Crawford. This is Mrs. Dice's second visit to Oregon, coming west the first time about four years ago, when she spent the winter in Heppner. 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