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The Heppner Gazette-Times issued I
Snow Heavy on Forest.
Twenty-six inches of snow on Wil
son creek, near Heppner on the Uma
tilla forest was reported today by su
pervisor V. W. Cryder. No other
stations have reported recently but it
is believed that this last stortu left
some snow almost ail over the forest.
Pendleton Tribune.
Transfer and General Hauling
AVe do a transfer and general hauling business
of all kinds.
Let us ficrure with vou on that next job.
We will GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
BARNARD & EMRY
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J Am'susl for Larceny.
I Harry Manser and Charles Travis
I were arrested here yesterday and
taken to Pendleton today to answer
to a charge of larceny of several
sacks of barley from W. K. Wigles
worth. IVputy sheriff Blakeney came
down this morning to get the men.
Echo News.
NEW CAPITAL BUD
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The
Parting of
Ways
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e issue 01 tnnit, numanity is
divided, but the difference is
oniv mat wnicn inevitaDiv aistin-
EEs guishes foresight from folly, wisdom from
1 Get headed right by opening an account S5
rs with us. Then keep on the right path by jj
building up your account steadily. Every ,
EEs dollar you add is a measure of safeguard b
against trouble and future want.
rg One Dollar starts a Savings Account
FARMERS & STOCKGROWERS
NATIONAL BANK
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Her daddy is Franklin K. Lane,
Secretary of Interior. Her name
Is Miss Nancy and she Is one of
the most popular Washington
buds, a debutante of the season.
Kcho Resident! are Married.
Miss Beulah Barker and Frank A
j Helms were married at the M. E. par
sonage in Pendleton January 3rd by
Rev. R. E. Goruall. Mrs. Jos. Cunha
Sr. of Echo was present at the cere.
J mony.
i Altho Miss Barker and Mr. Helms
have resided in Echo several years,
' and are well known here, their mar
' nape came as a surprise to many of
: their friends, as they let only a few
1 know their plans. Miss Barker,
j whose parents were well known pion
eers of this section, taught in the
schools in Echo, Pine City and Stan
field. Mr. Helms has for some time
been employed by Joseph Cunha Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Helms are living on the
j-Barker place on the west side of the
river. Echo News.
a holiday number this year that is a
credit to everyone connected with
that paper and to the town in which
it is published. It is full of interest
ing matter, and the merchants and
business men gave it generous sup
port. Typographically it would be a
credit to any office. Condon Globe
Tiines. Portland club women have start
ed war on risque movies and have
decided that they will not contlne
their crusade to the movies but will
carry the battle to vaudeville and
road shows. A recent picture "The
Thirteenth Commandment" shown
in a Portland theatre, aroused a
storm of criticism.
Total receipts for the month of De
cember from the national forests lu
the district of Oregon, Washington
and Alaska reached $35,220.29, al
most four times the amount received
in December, 19 1 S, which was $9,
224.03. Of the total, $27,518.15
came from timber sales. Water pow
er revenues amounted to $2,515.85,
and grazing trespass and fire trespass
fines and grazing permits made up
the remainder.
Charles II. Collins, 40 years of age
:ir.d a switchman in the O.-W. yards
at Pendleton, committed suicide at
his home last Saturday night by hang
ing himself to the door of the kitchen
with a bath-robe cord. He leaves a
wife and two small children. Ill
health is believed to have been the
cause of his rash act.
PUT YOUR PRINTING PROBLEMS UP TO US. WE HAVE
HELPED OTHERS OUT OF THEIR DIFFICULTIES
AND CAN DO THE SAME FOR YOU.
"Nowls theTime to Do It"
says the Good Judge
Go to real tobacco
the small chew with
the rich tobacco taste
that lasts a long time.
It will cost you less to
chew than ordinary
tobacco. Any man
who uses the Real
Tobacco Chew will
tell you that
Put Up In Two Styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
Why Worry About Fuel
When the Izard Gas Heater
will do the work.
See us for recommendations front Heppnei
people u ho are now using the hard heatei
MERRITT & AKERS, Local Agents
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A. 8. AKERS
Hardee Is X'ew War Loan Director.
San Francisco, Cal. Governor
John U. Calkins of the Federal Re
serve Bank has just announced the
appointment of Theodore Hardee of
San Francisco as director of the War
Loan Organization for the Twelfth
l-'ederil Reserve Distnct, which con.
prises the seven Pacific Slope States
of Arizona, California. Idaho, Nevada,
Oregon, Utah, and Washington, as
well as Hawaii.
Hardee succeeds Kobt. E. Smith ol
Portland, and in this capacity, with
Clovis A. Farnsworth as Associate Di
rector, will direct the 1920 campaign
for distribution of War Savings
Stamps and Certificates, and any sim
ilar securities the Government may
otter, throughout this extensive ter
ritory. The District headquarters
will remain at 420 Sacremento Street,
San Francisco.
In the conduct of his former duties
as Executive Secretary of the Twelfth
District's General Executive Board
for all five Liberty Loan campaigns,
covering a period of nearly three
years, Hardee has made a host of
friends and acquaintances, all of
whom will be glad to learn of his pro
motion to the highly important office
he now occupies. He plans an act
ive campaign during the present year
and counts upon the earnest cooper
ation of all loyal and intelligent Am-
W'ood Club "Will lie Formed at Pen- ericans in this District to make it live
dleton. up to the Treasury Department's ex
pectations.
A Leonard Wood Club for presi.
dent will be organized at Pendleton.
Dow. V. Walker, overseas veterau
who has charge of the Wood cam
paign in Oregon is an enthusiastic
supporter of the general and says the
fight in Oregon will be between Wood
and Johnson. Mr. Walker started the
work of organization in Pendleton,
after visiting in La Grande, where he
found an active Wood organization.
The Patron-Teachers Association
will meet at the high school auditoi
ium on Friday, January 23. A pro
gram is being arranged.
Democratic Women Organize National Party
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Democratic women not to be outdone by Republican tair ones have organized' ft National Demo
crate Women's Party and are here shown In the first meeting at Washington. Among those who at
tended and took part in the organization, shown In the front row are (left to right) Miss L. Caubler,
Mis Margaret Vail, niece ot President Wilson, Mrs. George B. Chlids, Misa LilLan Sire and Miss Adeline
Sterling.
CARPENT1ER GETS CHAMPIONSHIP CUP?
Make a Trap!
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European sportdom has oim funny ideas of things. F'rlnstance
here is Sport Promoter Co-, in ane of London, presenting the Cant
gold cup to GeoiKes C:tri-n;iei th.- French heavyweight champion,
after his defeat of . itei'lctt. Prni-.h champloti, in one round, at
London recently. The .up i all right ami the idea of awarding, fine
but thvy tnsorilied n it 'll--av ..-ii.-ht Champion of the World."
American s;:ui I- i 'h. 'tiplon. Jack Dempsey, Will
ura "Junk" thai cup t, Cai ,.eni:-r i'do a ring.
Kiddles! Do you want to
catch a mouse? Here's a simple
diagram tor a trap which gets 'em
every time. A cardboard box
round hat box preferred. A piece
ot common wrapping paper for a
top ties with a string. Then qut
a square X (No. 5) and hang a
piece of cheese or cake directly
over the center. A thin board or
strip runway for Mr. Mouse to get
up to the top. Ho walks out to get
his supper, the paper bends under
his weight and he slips down into
the box trapped.-
Some Ileal Estate Deals.
W. S. Smith, lone's live realty j
agent, has this week handled the two I
HMII.K AWHILE.
A HopelcsN Case. j
A doctor came up to a patient in a;
K. E. Jones, who sold his farm be
low town the past week to C. W. Law
son, lias purchased the interest of
Phil Jones in the Heppner Delivery
Co.
real estate deals mentioned below . lunatic asylum, slapped him on the
and has several more in prospect for , back and said: "Well, old man, you're
the near future. j all right. You can run along and
Fred Mankin purchased from Gus-' write your folks that you will be back
tave Friewald 480 acres lying five i homo as good as new In two weeks."
miles northeast of lone for a consid-; The patient went off gaily to write
eration of $10,800. No Improve-! his letter. He had it finished and
ments are on this tract with the ex-j sealed, but as lie was about to affix
ception of a drilled well but Mr. j the stamp the latter slipped through
Mankin will at once erect buildings his fingers to the floor, alighted on
and make other permanent improve- j Ule b.ltk of a cockroacn that waa
ments. , , , , , ,, . .
Walter Keitmann has transferred I)assing ;,ml stl,,:k' T,le patlent had'
titln tn 194 ncres nf Innrl Ivlmr north, n't seen tile cockroach. What he did
east of lone and known as the Davis
in the world are you doing?"
"Vou see, father," answered the
bright nnd shining light of the house,
hold, "today at school the teacher
said there was no such word as 'fail'
so I'm cutting it out of the dictiona
ry." St. Louis ylobe-Democrat.
.Marriage Is A Lottery.
Mrs. Dearborn Did you ever win
a prize in a lottery?
Mrs. Wabash Why, of course, I'm
getting alimony. Yonkers Statesman.
place to John McDevitt for a consid
eration of $4000. This tract adjoins
the 4S0 acres previously owned by
Mr. McDevitt and gives him a com
fortable little patch of laud to handle.
lone Independent. !
HER JOB IS TO WAR ON BEARS, UONS AND BOBCATS
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see was his escaped postage stamp
zigzagging aimlessly across the floor
and following a crooked trail up the
Mull and across the ceiling.
In depressed silence he tore up the
letter he had Just written and drop
ped the pieces on the floor.
"Two weeks!" he said. "I won't
be out of hero in three years." Lon
don Tit-Bits.
Johnny Was Literal.
Little Johnny was discovered In
tlie library, busily snipping away at
mi open dictionary.
"Johnny." asked his father.
Telephone Co. Held Meeting
In This City Last Sat
urday. The stockholders of the lilacs
Horse-Sand Hollow Telephone Com
pany held their regular annual meet,
ing at the court house In this city lust
Saturday afternoon, with a fair rep
resentation of the shareholders and
patrons of t lie line present. Among
other business attended to, Chas.
Hemrick, was granted the right to
change the location of a number of
the company's poles which cross one
end of his placo in Sand Hollow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McMillan and
young son, of Lexington, were visit,
'whatjors In Heppner on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ada Tinglev of the Riitoaii
her work in Idaho that of trapping or killing predatory animals. In 17 months she silenced the
ravaging destruction of 278 stock-preying animals. She Is shown here with pelts from coyotes, bob
cats and badgers Bhe has killed. Three hundred such men agents have killed over 70,000 animals In
he last three years, saving stockmen over five million dollars annually, it is estimated.
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HON. BURTON E. SWEET.
neprcsentatlve Sweet, Republican, of Iowa, Is author of tha bill
recently enacted by Congress, awarding an additional 180,000,000 per
year to disabled soldiors. Under the Sweet bill, which was endorsed by
the American Legion, totally disabled service men who formerly re
ceived only $30 a month will receive 80, with liberal additional allow-
um iur uieir wives, cniiaren ana dependent parents. This Is
notable piece of "soldier legislation" and has made the New Ye
vubui in mouwuos or patriotic nomes.
Year