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.4 I PAGE MX i 1 f f ' THK GAZKTTE-TIMVS. nTTPXEB. ORE., THVRSIUY. SEPT. 18, J919 THE UNIVERSAL CAR Ford Parts Ford Service I take pleasure in announcing to the Ford own ers and the general public of Heppner and Mor row county that I have opened an authorized FORD AGENCY in the Universal Garage, corner Willow and Gale streets. COMPLETE LINE OF FORD PARTS. Ford Price List To;,iin- Car. with starter ...$719.70 starter $619.70 $643.70 ;t Acquainted. Latourell Authorized Agent Tounuir Car, without Fonl Truck Call and G Chas.H. nil in IMIIIMIIlttlMllllllll itiiniiiiiiiiiin jjiiiiiiiiutmiiiiiiiiiMuiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii i '" .in. i.uu......" . riT-mTvTi T 5 ! STATE NEWS - - - SPECIAL FEATURE brill 1UJN j i Under ts Heading Each Week Will be Found Up-to-the-Minute News of the World in Picture and Text, Showing the Doings of the Gr eat, the Near I Under U "'' Gr'lt and Those Who Are Striving to Become Great.-Items of General News Interest Gathered From Over the State at T.nro-e Women's Activities and Fashions. Humor From the Leading Humorous Papers. E I........................................... ,.,...............""."".".................... luiimu .""" mmmmimmm linen the iiassi'imer revenues noew uuin..n.!n..I.n,uu...i...nm..ni..n.nii.ni.iii.......nl..... .......in " mmim""" "'""........1.... President Wilson Reviews the Pacific Fleet ft;a VI trie-' v.' '-A,,!'l l f. lHssrer73 x (S ft(Ml. fcxtDtKftT Here Is a ptiotograph of the New Mexico, flagship of the Pacific fleet, reviewed by President I Cool - Sanitary - Convenient i Thats our new location 1 in the Gilman Building 1 Wilson, Inserts are of President Wilson and Admiral Rodman. TITLED AMERICANS TO VISIT THE U, Fresh and Cured Meats Poultry' and Fish Peoples Cash Market OVIA TT & HAPPOLD, Props. . S. t H? 'feS-- nw. "3 gf5 MODISH VEIL AND HAT W-s 4 . W ihiiiiiihis nullum For Sale, Lincoln Rams Bred in Morrow County J. T. Knappenberg, lone Lady Pedes, who waaVivlan. daughter of George Gould. pic tured on the left, waa active in Ited Cross work on the Rumanian front during the war and later became vice president of the American Red Cross Care Committee. Princess Antolne Albert Radzlwlll, who was Mis Dorothy Ueacou of Boston, was forced to lien from the hia toric residence at Niewlwry ill Polaud during' the war. She-was after ward uaged ill war work In England. kind of work7you sort of forget they're wild beasts, anyway. They seem more like cows or horses or any other civil ized anlninls. I was so big and husky I sometimes went In with nuthln' hut uiy bare hands; but I was ulwuys tak lii" a chance. I was pretty careful, though, when I went Into old Zeke's ciige. Zeke was a cross-grained oh' grizzly. When I didn't have my Peh fork. 1 generally aimed to have a wrench or piece of gas pipe hMitly. It ii t ono day I forgot. "Zi ke somehow got the door open between him and two young grizzlies, sod I had to get him back again. I shouldn't have gone In without a club; but It was about qulttlu' time at noun, and 1 was In a hurry. I Jumped Into the cage mad enough to scratch his eyes out with my bare hands. "Get out of here!" I jelled, wavln' my mills In his face. "He only growled at me; but the other two bears, In a paulc, bolted Into (he other compartnieut. I decided oiilcli.T than a flash to leave Zeke where he was and let the other bears have his den. I slammed the door shut between, and started toward the man hole through which I had entered. Rut old Zeke got up on his toes when he saw I had shut him out of his own quarters and away from his play mates; and, layln' his ears back and oponln' his mouth until he gued like a crocodile, he came at me all standln'. "I dl'ln't have time to reach the door. Lettln' out a yell for help. I stood my ground. Old Zeke came at me with paws up, Just like a clumsy old boxer. He wasn't so clumsy as he looked, though. I gave him I right and left In the ribs and dodged; but before 1 could get out of reach, his right paw caught me on the left shoulder and rH'ped my shirt off to my waist. I manngeil to get In another Jab, but It was like hittln' a sack of sand. It hurt my fist more'n It did him. If the cage mid been larger, 1 ruigiu have been able to keep out of the way until help came; for you can be sure 1 was yellin' bloody murder, although at the time I hnrdly realized what I was doln'. But first thing 1 knew he had me cornered. 1 hit him on the snout then, as hard as I could tilt ; but he swept my bonds down with one great paw, and with the other he guv me this little memento I carry on uiy face. The next minute he hnd those terrible claws In the middle of my those from transportation of goods. N'lnetjsve per cent of I lie passenger truffle Is thlrd-cluss at an average far of one cent a mile, which means large amount of travel by the poorer classes. Wide macadamized highways are being constructed In the suHurbs of many cities. The coming of the auto mobile will hasten this development An automobile service across the Gobi desert connecting Peking with Crga and the Russian railway has been Inaugurated. BASEBALL SAVES THE OL' FARM Bill Rirlden, catcher of th champion Cin cinnati R d s, played a lucky: hunch last spring. H bt Intended Quit ting baseball tor keep and potting In mi his time on bin fruit farm near Bedford. Ind., than tba OlauU old Dim to Cincinnati and ha thought It wm so close to borne be'd piny one more year. He's glad now tor no early frost killed a $7000 p e a e b crop and Bill's baseball salary and world's se ries slice will make up for lu Sell Your Wheat Having arranged to repre sent the H. W. Collins Grain Agency, we want our friends and clients to know we are in A pleasing effect for driving or street wear this fall. TIih veil Is dotted with a Hue mh. WIRELESS TELEPHONE "POCKET EDITION" PIANOS TO BE CLOSED OUT HERE $410 Kingsbury Upright In Flemish Oak $430 Schroeder Brothers Upright -- $335 In Finest Mahogany $550 Thompson Upright '- $395 In Splendid Walnut $0 Thompson Player Piano $675 Mahonany CASH OR TIME TO SUIT CONVENIENCE JOHN A. ROONEY Heppner, Oregon Representing the Schwan Piano Co., Portland v .. ' , -Vi : a p --' kYShtrJ": lv iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""11! A n YJ SS 'a Co. Mr Smith was in Heppner dur ing the Fair and hung around pretty rinsp tn the Irrigon exhibit. This exhibit showed. up to a good advan- tage, largely through the efforts of l Mr. Smith, In the demonstration ! work which he has been carrying on . there the past few years. back, and he was nuzzlin' the top or my hend, trying" to get his teeth Into tne market to buy. the hack of my neck. I lint miguc nave been the end so fur as I was con cerned If a trainer iind an attendant hadn't come Just then to pry him off with Iron bars. I was like a squeezed lemon when tln-y filially drugged me out, nnd for a long time I didn't cure whether school kept or not. I'm all right now. though. Think they'd let me In the navy If I wnsu't? I guess not." Youth's Companion. FARMERS' EXCHANGE F: R. BROWN, Manager I Ileppner, Ore. FORGOTJUST ONCE And Lapse Brought Zoo Worker Pretty Near His End. The smallest wireless telephone ever made, has been Invented by Dr. Lee Deforest, who Is pictured above. It Is almost a "pocket edition," for It ran be uncd on ranches, farms and other places where wires are impracticable. The outfit can be carried and used from automobiles. The current is obtained by attaching the phone to an ordi nary electric light socket, ll has a range of about 25 mlles Famous Agriculturist Here. , as one of her staple products. Hav People contended for a long time finished his work there, this mis- ,. ,nM not he raised success- ! 9ionar-v Started WeSt with hU Pel Th. nrtvanrwl : oi more ana neuer fully in Minnesota. corn and as a rrxnilt nf hw Irthnra thpfft i more the theory that the climate there was i(.orn bejng glwn (n 0reg(m today Loo severe. However, there came a than the old timers ever thought man Who kneW COrn and he ShOWed nnaaihln Tim man n-lihnx carried the Minnesota people that corn could on these demonstrations of dry land hnn,lv. h,lt w,;en yu're, 'le"n- be raised there, and quite successful- f,,rmiti ia r t. fParmeri Smith. I " n cage jou n.nen i iuijuuu ly. Today Minnesota considers corn agriculturist for the O. W. R. & N. I "ovel or u D"rKi UI,U- Hi. I Sailor Tells of Time He Was Forced to Stand Off Grialy With His Bare Hands, and No Chance for Footwork. "A person can get used to most nny- thin'," observed a huge, grizzled man with two livid soars half an Inch npurt on his face, from the right eyebrow clear across his nose to the left corner of his Jaw. He was In sailor uniform, and was standing In the street with the crowd watching a double-Jointed acrobat, who hnd Just wriggled from a strait-Jacket, hanging head down three stories above the asphalt. "But It ,lnylng with fire always," he added re flectively, "and some dny you may tot- get. Rut the fire won't.' He stroked his scars with an apol ogetic finger as he continued: "Be fore I enlisted I worked In a zoo. I didn't have to train 'em. No; mine was the heavy wiyk, feedln' 'em and clennln' out the cages. Trnlnln' 'em, you can always have a whip or a re- Transform Historic Westminster. I'roiuiiieiit rlitzfiiM of London nrnu planning to rebuild the district around Westminster abbey as a memorial to those who d stliiL'ii'vlied themselves In the world war. The Improvements In clude the const met ion of n gnat ave nue, V.t) feel wide, mid a new ..um bel h bridge. The ileslirn for the brliU-e will be chosen from plans submitted by nivhlteets from all over Lie world. Splendid buildings are projected for the University of London, for a Shiikespeiirenn theater, and for .arts and science exhibits. The new limine will contain groups of statuary com memorating the heroic deeds of the British. Ciiiindliiii. New Zealand and Australian furies, as well as those of Britain's allies. It Is Intended to make this tl. finest and most Impressive monumen'nl avenue In the Rrlllsh em pire. -Popular Mechanics Magazine. Chinese Railways Busy. Latest reports Indicate that the 3.000 miles of government railways carry annually more than 2r.Qjl,0on passen gers a total of 1.000.0WMHH) miles. Thirty-seven per cent of the receipts of the government railways come from the tn"ee:i:er servlcp. On five of the WILSON RESPONDS TO. CHEERS ON TRIP but a doln' that J!' Ae'XiTcrown sign r -flLl-Ur, T. .before you fill. tlmffc;2'fmW ' 8TANDARDOU tag iMiiaw The . Gasoline Quality Geo. W. Milholland, Special Agent, Standard Oil Company Heppner, Oregon. HOME SWEET HOME by Jack Wilson SAY, rfsGffr A kick like a stable full of Mates AT HARNESSlMrTME. -BUT f0 LANDS sake - vwr Teu awonf WMtR YOU Got TMe t?CIPE 1' I trust me, harry, ( 1 tiOT THt Kflumj rK IT ItJTERPAY "Tom -tie -taia- Cum -oe-Te-Tje i I trust me,harryU41 -MJI I C r.TTHt 1 1 11 . 1 I rf I "A Jft: l ft mm r s -I ri i? .ui I I 7v r i i i 1 MMsl gaBW-j ICLARe.-0-HM M.l OMRA.W5?-.) CA-LARE!! 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Truth doesn't mind being talked about 1MPEBIALES MOUTH pi tec CIGABLTTES are discussed because they're worth discussion. The blend of fine tobaccos the mouthpiece the mais paper no wonder they're talked about. 10brl3c The John Bollman Co. Brauch
