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Newspaper Page Text- okv . rnnwDAY, iah. n, imo.or.. thumdat. jas. m. mm. . . . : , , iiniiiiim mm "" immmHiiimmmiii ii r.i UX Gilliam & Bisbee I 5 Each We. Will b. -Z She L f Great and Ttae Who Are Striva i Become ? Lfa(Uns , Paper,. I STATE NEWS - - - SPECIAL FEATURESECTION I . M M 1Mft ; T" r- . . - i tai n nrurtroAT? wium VtrTat Will Hold 1920 Convention i tMllilliitl'TIMI'llllinHIII"""1"""111""11111"111"""1"'1"1' Hardware and Implements n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii """ We have it, will get it, or it is not made IVlv vumviuiiH t t V lynuwiuiu - Transfer and General Hauling We do a transfer and general hauling business ,if all kinds. 1 et us figure with you on that next job. We will GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. BARNARD & EMRY SfofeNews Hunis. Oro. The board of direct ors of the Warm Springs Irrigation dtstict has been offered $50,000 by the R. N. Stanfleld interests for a 99 I year lease on the meander lands about the reservoir. Representative P. J. Gallagher, and his partner. Mr. Brooke, attorneys at Ontario, have filed notice on the board of directors of the intention of the Pacific Livestock Company who previously had much of the land con i testing the lease. They base their i grounds for the company's action in j the terms of the order of Federal Judge Bean in the condemnation suit, ' tried in Portland not long ago, and was decided favorably to the irriga tion district. The case will be watched with in terest by all irrigation districts. The Athena State Itank is asking for bids for the construction of a new modern banking home. The estimat ed cost is in the neighborhood of 15, 000, CHILD LOCKED IN DARK ROOM 15 YEARS Mrs Peter O'.cson of Minnesota, is the first and only woman privileged to voice woman s ideas in the affairs of the Democratic party. She made an address at the Jackson Day banquets a Washington, Jin. 8. the real launching of the 1920 Democratic rampaign Here is the rictun-of the Auditorium in San Francisco, where the Democrats wUl hold their -20 pridentia. convention In June It U the first time a national political party h ee gone the western coast for convention. Denver being the former most western point. The Democrats met re in 1908. 1 1 1 1 1 1 nil 1 1 Vii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n m 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 "i i hi i i H The Parting of The Ways N rhp issue of thrift, humanity is ever divided, but the difference is oniv that which inevitably distin- foresight from folly, wisdom from guishe woe. Get headed right bv opening an account with us. Then keep on the right path by building up vour account steadily. Every dollar you add is a measure of safeguard against' trouble and future want. One Dollar starts a Savings Account m FARMERS 6: STOCKGROWERS NATIONAL BANK Heppner Oregon in Locked In a wlndowless room In a New York tenement house lor 15 years by her crazed mother, little Harriet Seres of New York, has seen her first daylight, held her first doll in arms and felt tho love of fellow beings. The Soci ety for Prevention of Cruelty to Cliildr-n rescued her the other day-uow she la to know child hood iuvs at last. District Scaler Named. Salem. Ore. B. C. Shields has been named district sealer for the eastern Oregon district, according to announcement made by W. A. Ual- ziel, deputy state sealer of weights and measures. The appointment was made by Mr. Dalziel during a recent visit to eastern Oregon. "Some Men Don't Know It Yet" says the Good Judge This class of tobacco gives a man a lot more satisfaction than he ever gets out of ordin ary tobacco. Smaller chew the good taste lasts and lasts. You don't need a fresh chew so often. Any man who uses the Real To bacco 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 07 Bills are Passed. Salem, Ore. A total of 97 bills pass ed both houses of the legislature dur ing the special session which ad journed early Sunday, according to J a reclieck of the proceedings by the ; secretary of state. Of the bills meet '. ing approval 44 originated in the sen j ate and 53 in the house. I Five additional bills were senate measures, including those providing for market roads and the straight party ballot. Senate hills passing botii houses and not hitherto enumerated follow: S. B. 10. bv Multnomah county del egation Granting powers to munici pal corporations known as ports. S. B. 36, by rierce Relating to market roads. S. B. 53, by committee on judici ary Providing for voting straight party ballot. S. B. 59, by Patterson Designat ing certain Polk and Yamhill county roads as part of the state highway system. S. B. 60, by l.achmund Relating to roads in Marion county. Road Material Bought. Astoria. Ore.- In gathering Its ma terial for highway improvement work during the coming summer the coun ty court today awarded a contract to 0, W. Sanborn ft Sons to furnish 23. 500 barrels of cement at $3.16 a bar rel net, delivered in Astoria. This is 40 cents a barrel more than the county paid in 1919. The court also awarded a contract to the Cal ender Navigation company to furn ish 6100 cubic yards of sand at $3 a yard. The county has appropriated $496,000 for purchasing road-build ing machinery- am' the improvement of roads during 1920. llend Traffic Increase. Upnrl Ore. Business transacted by the railroads working out of Bend .hnwad an increase f 42 Per cent over the previous year, according to figures furnished from me omces oi the Oregon Trunk and the u.-w. rt. & N. here. The total revenue for outbound traffic on the two lines for 1919 was $2,500,000, while for 1918 it was 1, 7F mi Fifty-five hundred carloads were shipped out, of which 500 cars carried lumber. The greater part of the cars brought to Bend were empty, but of those which came loaded, 50 carried automobiles, double the number of the year before. Ten thousand pas sengers traveled out from Bend in 1919, paying $150,000 for transpor tation. legislators averaged about $50, ac- unNfjO MEMORY OF WOMEN cording to the estimate of the slate nUNUn mtiwini treasurer, but the many other ex penses In connection with the session will swell the total to IU,uuu, ana perhaps more. Many Places of Prominence Named for extinguished Members of the Weaker Sex. Juniper Now in Demand. Rand. Ore. From a product hard ly worth the time taken In uprooting the trees, the juniper ot central Ore gon is now recognized as an accept able substitute for red cedar in the manufacture of pencils and other ar ticle small enough in size to permit of the utilization of small dimension - stuff. Two ennuis between Deschutes ami Tumalo are getting out timber which it is understood will go to till u large contract with a Seattle firm, while the plant of the Juniper Products company, now in process of construc tion in Bend, will draw its supply from a considerable acreage already contracted. Many geographical mimes have been ! liven "places to honor the memory "f women. Thus It Is Unit Elisabeth. N. J was named to lienor one of Eng- ! land's queens, while Urgmia was j named to honor the virgin monarch, j Maryland preserves the name of the queen f Charles L The Nnvnl itcud- ... A. ,,,,., lis dues honor to Queen Anne. The Enellsh were particularly gen erous In conferring names of women on places. In Australia the late Queen Victoria is h red In two provinces, i. n.. ii.. iineetis and ami victoria. wwi ploying ten men or more underground was 2,IV There were In 1918 prob ably as many us 2,000 small temporary workings, but the aggregate produr tlon Of these small operstloas was Ics than one per cent of the whole mil put. THIRD BATH MOST WELCOME Plunge In Elisha'e Spring Necesaary to Remove Tracee of Jordan and the Dead Sea. The Jericho region Is supplied with three kinds of water, and ibis prodi gality, coupled with the historic fume of the Jordan valley, has furnished a regular formula of bathing for pilgrims to this hot depression, nearly u quarter of a mile below the level of the sen. Session costs in Doubt. Salem, Ore. Although all bills connected with the special session of the legislature have not yet been re ceived at the offices of the secretary of state, Sam Kozer, assistant Ii charge of the department, indicated that the apropriation of $20,000 to defray the cost, would not be in ex cess of the expenses. The salaries and per diem of the YANK BOXERS THINK CARPENTIER FALSE ALARM m V 1 11 NO ATTRACTION IN WEAKNESS Writer Denies Statement That Pale, Fragile Women Appeal to Chival rous Instinct In Men. There seems to he no end t" the dis cussion of marrying and giving In mar riage, and the viewpoints of the dispu tants are as various as their previous condition of servitude. The latest l add fuel to the ever-lambent flames of the controversy Is n speaker who told the International conference of women physicians that "what every woman knows" today Is that "pale, weak wom en are most appealing to men" because of the chivalrous Instinct of fragility I and pitiable dependence. To this find ing maiiv will enter their res euui demurrer, says a writer In the Phila delphia Ledger. There is nothing par ticularly attractive to a man In the prospect of having a life partner whose health Is precarious and who Is unable to look to the ways of her household or to be the participant In the husband's Interests in his business or oi los recre ative hours. There are all about us the most beautiful and touching exam ples of devotion and Interdependence between husband and wife, when the one or the other Is enfeebled by an in herited or nn accidental ailment, but such an ailment is a liability and not an asset In the partnership; and while In the mld-Vlctorlan days, of which we hear so much. It may have been fash ionnhle to look as though one were passing Into a decline, and It y have been considered soulful and spir ited to he unhealthy, today It is held to be morbid and even Immoral to make anything less than the most and the best of the bodily tenement that Is the home of the Immortal spirit. The "millionaire draft dodger" has been caught proving again Uncle San, never QUltS when he starts after a man. He is (.rover C. Berg", doll cd l li ilidelpl'ia. Who Is said lo be worth millions In his own right. He was caught a his home las. week, when federal officers surprised . raid The mo her, shown climbing Into the "Black Betsy" on tb .way lo pi,ce station, shot a federal officer before being disarmed. Bergdoll evad ed officers for two years. , Of course, every tOUtiSl has to Inline In the Dead sea ; It is the thing to do. Lucky is the nan whose skin does nol crack In the heat of Ihe valley, for Dead sea water on ii cracked skin or the dim of the eye reminds one of boiling oil and the Spanish Inquisition, limine performed the necessary Lome, who was governor-general or , rtP nn, dutifully compl d an expe- I Hence which can he r rded 111 'he Teady power 0awrh z "Bed Crown" gasoline gives steady, depend able power. Look for the Bed Crown sign before you nil. (CtWornia) .7 1 KWHTi,'pT One of the biggest fistic fiascoes ever foisted upon the public will result If Georges Carpentler, European champion, is sent against Champion Jack Dempsey, think three American pugilists now In Eng land. The Frenchman will be no match for the rugged Dempsey, one of the boxers expressing the belief that Middleweight Champion Mike O'Dowd could beat Carpentler. These three boxers saw Carpen tler In his recent London bout when he beat Beckett In 70 seconds. They are, left to right. Johnny Griffith, Akron (0.) welter; Pal Moore, Memohis featherweight, and Ted Lewis, former welter champion. most beautiful ciiv in thai common wealth. Adelal V. was named in nieUI ory of the queen of William IV of England, The province of Alberta, in Canada, vuis named for Princes I ise Alberta, daughter or Queen Victoria, and wife of the marquis of Prickly Pear Proving Pest. Australia Is suffering from a prickly pear pest, which takes advantage of the rivers as a means of spreading. Shoots break off from the parent plant growing along stream and the part Is carried downstream to found a new colony. Thousands of acres are being ruined yearly owing to Ihe ravages of this plant, and no means have been discovered of stopping Its march. Rolling, spraying and poison have proved Ineffectual, sud it ik hoped that some scientist mas find some commercial use for the plant. Canada In lsM2. The largest lake In Africa is Victoria Nyamta, and vic toria falls were named for Queen Vic toria, us wns also the capital of the province of iiriiish Columbia, Canada, The Island of St. Helena was named .,ri,.r tlo. mother of Constantino the Orent. Who also gave name to nor birthplace, Helenopolls, The French were especially prone to honor the holy women of their race, and Sault Ste. Marie and Other points In Canada. lirst pierced by French priests, h'ise their trail across the continent. Geo. W. Milholland, Special Agent, Standard Oil Company Heppner, Oregon. HOME SWEET HOME by Jack Wilson 1 Hi.0 JUST AS WFLL fix it right now before you will Find a pair IN THE SEvViNfr Basket I THNK! IF QUALITY IN PRINNTING MEANS ANYTHING TO YOU -YOU WILL SEE THAT YOURS HAS THE G.-T. IMPRINT j 1 ? II "ri ) Putting Pest Damage to Profit. Every one who has a garden detests a mole every one. perhaps, bnt a cer tain woman gardener out In Bryan county. Okla, Tills Ingenious person, who reported her experience to the United states department of agricul ture, puts them to work. A number Of these pests undermined her garden, digging diminutive tunnels here, there, and everywhere, It would have dis couraged Ihe average woman; It didn't disturb this one. She started a little Irrigation plant of her own, using Its tunnels as Irrigation ditches. She fill ed the tunnels with water repeatedly, the garden was well watered, finally drove the moles off the premises. until nnd diary of the trip, tin- poor pilgrim, laved with n tenacious tin d that seems to be composed of salt, kerosene and lye, drives off to the Jordan and seeks relief 111 Ihe muddy water of thai river. Then, lis night rapidly settles In the deepest wrinkle on the fa Mother Earth, the tired traveler rides between the miserable hovels which constitute modem Jericho and dismounts at the Sultan's spring, once sweetened by Bllsha. Here the water Is collected In a Inrge pool, both cold mid clear, and few resist the temptation to plunge Into It and remove forever any linger ing signs of the holy hut muddy waters of the Jordan. ti.o nvern-e dulrv cow makes dairy ing unprofitable; It's the better-than- the-uverage cow that pays. A good cow is worth more than most people believe, A dairy cow thai yields .in abundance of milk is lnd I a vein- Ible animal. QUEEN OF THE REDS IS ON HEK WAY Origin of Sand. It Is calculated thai nine-tenths of the coasts of the world ar ivered with Band. What is the origin of this sand and to what circumstances Is Its abundance due? Men of science, savs the New York Sun, have explained this In part by saying that It Is due to the erosive effect of the waves upon the rocks, hut II Is generally admitted that this Is not sufficient to account for the vast quantity of sand that borders our benches, Undoubtedly a very con siderable portion represents the mate rial carried to and toward the ocean by the slornis and glaciers of the Ice age. Pennsylvania's Bituminous Mines Accnrrtlnn to I) II. Ilowney, in Pennsylvania the greatest number at Him. of bltumlnottl mines em- eJT Venon S the BovieV and Red leader will no f hTr "free' thoughts upon morlca. Bbe has been arrested and to now Bt Ellis Island. N. ' . . " 1.? deportation. She says she favors tree thought, free love-free everything