TIH: (-AZKTTF.-TIMI S, IIHT.M i:. OKI;., THll'.SDW, IIR. 12, 1920.
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rilOr KSSION I. (OLIMN
DR. F. E. FARRIOR
1KNTIST
Office upstairs over I'oatullk'e
Hfpputr, Oregun
DR. R. J. VAUGHAN
IK.T1ST
I'ertuaiieutly located la the Odd
Fellows building, Itooius 4 and 6.
lleppuer, Oregon
DR. HAROLD C. BEAN
rnvsK i & si iw,i;o.
I'erniuut'tilly located in Odd Fel
lows Building, Kooius 1 and 2
l'lioiii-n, Ollicc 702, ltt-hidclico 52U
lleppner, Oregon
A. D. McMURDO, M. D.
riiyaiciun & Surgeon
untie lu 1'atlersuu Drug Store
Ikpuucr, Oregon
DR. C. C. CHICK
I'llYKIl'lAX & SUUiCO.M
Ullice upstairs over l'uslolllce
Uoppiier, Oregon
WOODSON & SWEEK
atiuuxkyb-at-law
Olllce lu lluBouic Uuildiug
Hcppuer, Oregon
SAM E. VAN VACTOR
ATTOK Ji E Y-AT-LA W
First National li.ink Building,
llcppuer, Orugou
3. E. NOTSON
ATTOKMiY-AT-LAW
Ollice lu Court House
lleppuer, Oregon
Ollice I'liuue, Malu 643
Kesldeuce 1'liono, Main 666
FRANCIS A. McMENAMIN
LAWYKK
Kobvru building, lleppner, Ore.
F. H. ROBINSON
LAWYKK
IONIC, OKliUON
DR. M. M. JOHNSON
Veterinarian
Calis answered promptly at all
limes. Interstate Inspector ot
Livestock and Sheep.
Ofllce I'hIUtsoii Drug Store
Phone liiil Hoppiier, OttK
ROY V. WHITEIS
Fire Insurance writer for nest Old
Line Companies.
lleppner, Ore&on
E. J. STARKE Y
' KLKITKKIAN
House Wiring a Specialty
lleppner, Oregon
rhone 872
DR. A. HENNIG
Cliimpriu'tlc l'liysiclun
Ollice Hi K. II. Sloctim Residenre
lleppner, Oregon
DR. D. N. HAYDEN
l'h) Milan & Surgeon
TUrdnian, Ore.
Duy or night calls promptly
attended.
Eta Bureau Nws
REL PG1SCNIHG CAMPAIGN-SPECIALLY
PREPARED POISON IB CTS. QUART
At the last meeting of the Morrow
County Farm Bureau F.xecutive Com
mittee, they arrived ut the decision
to go after the ground sijuirrels Im
mediately. After considerable discus
sion it was decided to make this a
voluntary campaign so far as possi
ble If farmers should cooperate 3
well In a squirrel campaign as they
have iu the rabbit campaign there
will be no necessity to ask for the en
forcement of tho Hodent Law.
The poison for the campaign Is on
hand and enough will be mixed from
time to time to keep the farmers sup
plied. The funds for providing and
mixing this puisuu are furnished by
the membership funds of the Farm
Bureau, and anyone Is entitled to
membership. The poison used is pre
pared according to a fomula funisned
by the United States biological Sur
vey alter many years of experiment.
It will be furnished to Farm Bureau
members ut 16 cents per quart, and
is mixed us deadly as It is possible
to put It together. This formula has
given universal satisfaction and we
most heartily recommend it for a
trial. To men who are not members
uf the Farm Bureau we would ad
vise you to become such but in as
much as the members are furnishing
the funds for the preparation of this
poison the non-members wil be char
ged 1!0 cents per quart. This money
then returns to the Farm bureau for
further use.
Now Is the time to kill the squir
rels, one now will mean the saving of
several later on. The poison will be
placed in the hands of your local Ro
dent Committeemen, und it may also
be secured from the County Agent's
ollice, or will be expressed to you up
on w ritten request.
We hope that you will mail us a
statement at once of the probable a
motitit that you will require as it is
impossible for us to mix at one time
as. much as would be required for the
entire county. Because of lack of
funds, we will however, endeavor to
keep a supply on hand to meet re
quirements. This poison will not harden or de
teriorate from year to year. This Is
an advantage over any other formula
with which we are familiar. Use this
poison as you would uny other squir
rel poison. The best way being to
place it in tho hole, but place it where
the squirrels will get It. In poison
mi; paslureland or range land adja
cent to fields, try scattering It broad
cast, as this has proven generally sat
isfactory.
He sure (hat you are not one of tni
farmers who allows his squirrels to
go mi poisoned and fatten on other
peoples grass or his neighbor's grain.
Let every man do his part, let the
squirrels suffer, und let the poison do
the work.
Here's for dead squirrels.
L. A. HUNT, County Agent.
send an expert for a preliminary ex
amination of frost damage to fruit
and nut trees in Oregon, has inform-
ed the senator that instructions have
i been issued for F. D. Fisher, plant
pathologist at Wenatchee, Wash., to
conduct investigations at Salem, Mc
Minnville, Eugene and Hood River.
One of the department's chief experts.
C. A. Reed, will go to Oregon later
to follow up the same work.
County Agents lWognize Part I'lay.
el My Press.
"Recognizing the large part played
by the community newspaper In de
veloping community life and assist
ing in the promotion of programs of
community betterment about which
the farm bureaus are organized, and
being coguizant of the difficult posi
tion in which these paperB are placed
by the scarcity of news print paper
and other high production cost fac
tors, be It resolved: That the county
agricultural agents of Oregon in
conference assembled this 9th day of
January, 1920, declare It our policy
to lend fullest support to the com
munity newspapers in farm bureau
and county agent counties."
The above resolution was passed
unanimously on motion of George
Kable, county agent for Benton.
SALVATIOH ARMY ADVIS
ORY BOARDS OHGANIZED
in fird'T tf) cin''Ti!ra;e iM r'-l--l for
ces wherever they may be mont need
ed. Karh board will study and report
on the situation in its county, the re
ports to he confidential and used only
o ('- till ( Ornili'i:.:;
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".il .-' iptneirs ,tr' nf-v l, re
i n.'e !; ir.- " prmp'!- and r.e-
s tlie loc al t;ra to lay in a supply
ri coal. Iterative there is a re;vson-
YKSTKKD.1Y, TODAY AND FOB
EVER, I remember, I remember,
In eighteen ninety-six,
How Young Bill Bryan shot across
The skies of politics.
A callow youth he was, but still
I'll say for William J.
He had the O. 0. P. scared stiff
Until election day.
I remember, I remember,
That four years after that
The hope that swelled in William's
breast
Again was busted flat.
They thought they had him licked for
keeps,
But the eternal throb
Of yearning in his massive chest
Was still right on the Job.
I remember, I remember,
Along in nineteen eight,
How William stood again outside
The presidential gate;
And how, when turned away once
more,
Smart guys like me and you
Observed with fine finality,
"At last Doc. Bryan's thru."
I remember, I remember,
A newsboy's recent cry,
"Bill Bryan's going to run again.
He kept the country dry."
And I could not help but think,
With wild, unholy Joy,
That he is farther from the Job
Than when he was a boy!
James J. Montague, in the
Oregonian.
Portland, Ore., rvi,. jo. Forma
tion of local advimry hoards of the
Salvation Army, composed of repre
sentative citizens and civic leaders ,
has been accomplished in several Or
egon conties and will continue until
practically every community in the
state will be in a position to command
the Army's services and institutional
facilities either in Oregon or any oth
r state.
The success with which the plan,
embraced In the Army's 1920 "Home
Service Program" has been received
everywhere Indicates general concur
rence in the belief that it offers a sol
ution of the problem of effecting ex
peditious and efficient social service
in many sections of the state where
the population is somewhat scatter
ed and there are few or no Salvation
Army corps. In one county having
more than a hundred cases of influ
enza it was learned no nurses were
available while another was discover-
ed to be totally lacking In charitable
organizations. j
Through the advisory boards the
Army hopes to establish much closei ;
relations with the outlying sections
W. Sp'Tirer. who took J.is. Fi'Z
in determining the anion of the Sal- io.ui to Portland for surs-'e al treat-
vation Army. Thus tiie Army men m-nf, arrived home last Thursday ev-
wlll he called only where needed and "ii.r.i; and has h'-'-n confined to his al.lt amount on hand and b.vsus
can act with full knowledge of each le-il. snlTer.ng from a severe attack the pr:-e is now than it will fc
local situation. If warranted, it Is of :iomaii trouble. His condition is proh.ihly in a fw months,
expected experienced Army officers ureatly Improved at this time. TIM A LUM I.I MflKlt CO
IftfcSlOOO
If I FAIL to CURE any CANCER or TUMOR
Without Knife, Pain
or PAY Until CURED
WRITTEN GUARANTEE
Ne FMUO-mr mild
SOOTHING PLASTERS
cure Hi '0 luvs K'lr.
Any TUMOR, LUMP
or Soro on t'ie lip,
face or b'Ay long ia
CANCER: it never
prims until last stige
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WRITE TO SOME
Any LUMP'" WOMAN'S BREAST
IP P AW 0 C R O"'1 POISONS deep UPM-PIT
IS UAHUCII GLANDS sil KILLS QUICKLY
ne woman ia every 7 a if of cancei I'iJ. report
we reiuse many wnown:t too imjr,ani must die
Poor curod at half prire if cancer is yet Bmall j
Write Dr.S.RChamleycuERi
3 Greatest Cancer specialists Living. Reliable
Offices 67 Sixth St San Francisco, Cal
PLEASE MAIL THIS to some one WITH CANCER
FEED DEALERS!
when you wiuit pure, cane
STOCK
MOLASSES
in barrels, order from
SHADY BROOK PRODUCTS CO.
Portland, Oregon
Pure, Hawaiian cane, heavy molasses.
weiKhirtK nearly 12 ix'tinds to the pallon.
itr0 pounds of suar u the ton, equal to
corn or barley in carbohydrates and feed
inK value at half the price. Every barrel
guaranteed and branded 'Shady Brook"
use no other. Ask Oregon Anncultural
ColleKe, Dept. Of Animal Husbandry.
Shady Brook Products Co.
812 Board uf Trade Bldg., Portland, Ore.
LEGAL NOTICES
Norn i; oi' i'ix L .ccor.T.
In the Circuit Court of the. State
of Oregon, for Multnomitli County,
Probato llepiirtment.
In the mutter of the Kaluto of John
K. 1'eterson, deciuised.
Notice in hereby given that tho un
dersigned, an administrator of the es
lati) of John K. l'oteraon, dereused,
has filed his Final Account in the Cir
cuit Court of the Htate of Oregon, for
.Mullniiniah County, Probate Depart
ment, and that Friday, tho 27tli day
of February 1920, at the hour of 9:30
o'clock A. M., of said day, and the
Court room of said Court lias been
appointed by said Court as tho time
nml place for thu hearing ot objec
tions thereto, If liny, anil the settlo
luont thereof.
OSCAlt K. l'ETKKSON,
Administrator,
John Olson, Attorney.
Hated and (irst published January
29, 1920.
SI tldO To lie OITeroii In Jersey Con
be Told Farmers,
Speakers of national repute will
tell the fanners of the Inland Empire
f the advantages to be secured In
joining the Wheat Growers' associa
tion now being organized in the Nor
thwest according to a telegram re
ceived by tho organization committee
of the Wheat Growers' association.
Included In the list are Dr. J. It.
Howard of Ames, Iowa, president of
the American farm bureau federa
tion; Congressman Thomas P. Cara
I way, of Arkansas; D. R. Cooper ot
j New York, president ofthe New York
jDairymens' league (which lias 44,000
members) and special representatives
of tin! national board of farm organ-!
izalion. Senator Charles L. McNary J
uf Oregon has also promised to speak i
if Congress adjourns sufficiently ear-'
ly. II. W. Wood of Calgary, presl-1
dent of the I'nited Farmers of Alber-'
(a, the largest and most successful
wheat growers' marketing association
in the world, has also promised to
speak. Aaron Sapiro of San Francis
co, counsel for numerous farmers'
organizations, will speak in the Nor
thwest at wheat growers' association
meetings.
List Your Ranch Now
Spring will be here in a few weeks and I
will have buyers ready to take your
ranches. I want about 15 more choice
wheat ranches for sale, and if my past and
present success is a criterion you won't
have to wait long to close up a deal.
Quick Sales and No Deception
E. M. SHUTT
The Real Estate Man
Upstairs in Court House
NOTKi; OF I'INAIi SUTTI-UHKNT.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned administrator of Hie estate
of Joe Meyers, deceased, has Died lu
the County Court of tho State of Ore
gon for Morrow County, his (lnal ac
count, of tho administration of tho es
tate of Bald deceased, and the Bald
court has fixed Monday, the 6th day
of April, 1920, at tho hour of 10:00
o'clock In the forenoon of said day
as the timo and tho County court
room In tho Court IIouso at lleppner,
Oregon, as tho place for hearing ob
jections to said account and the set
tlement thereof, and all porsons hav-
9IOOO To ell Offered In Jersey Con
tests at This Year's Show .
Oregon is on the Jersey map. The
American Jersey Cattle club, recogni
zing the importance of the Pacific In
lenialional Livestock show, and the
iiuality of western Jerseys, lias appro
priated $1000 for awards In the Jer
sey classes at this year's show. This
is four times the amount allowed last
year.
The Oregon Jersey Cattle club Is a
live bunch. They get what they go
after. At their meeting during Far
mers' week the subject of a larger
appropriation was brought up and
now they have it. Til is places tho
i'aeillc Internalional Jersey show In
I he name class with the national, and
I he Southern Jersey allow.
Tho last Issue of the Jersey Ilullot
in features Oregon. It reproduces the
picture of the O. J. C. C. meeting
held at. Corvallis and features an ar
ticle about the meeting. It also lias
a panoramic view of the Oregon Ag
ricullural college and various other
Oregnu items.
l Apcrl to Inquire Into Frost Damage.
Washington, Feb. 7. Tho depart
ment of agriculture, which rocently
advised Senator McNary It would
ing objections to such final account
are hereby required to file the same
In said court on or heforo the time
set for tho settlement thereof.
Dated at lleppner, Oregon, this
12tli day of February, 1920.
JOSKPH MOYEHS,
lit. Administrator.
Alfalfa Seed
4 Utabltshed im
Buy seed that you can nee- beforo you pay for Jt.
Huy seed that you can return If you are not aatlnflcd.
Huy seed that complies . i;h the Seed Laws of Washing
ton and Oregon.
We san uhlp carloads nr 1ss from our w.irrhousps at
Sftftttle, Portland. Yakima, Walla Walla. KUcnsburg, Wapato
und through local agents.
JiiSJs BEST ALFALFA SEED
Hn a reputation In the Norihwrnt for tho lait 20 yearn.
You cannot huy bHtir aped anil you cannot get good ted
lor leas money anywhere.
The Chas. H. Lillv Co.
All makes of Batteries repaired and a new
2 " K A 11 IH AKANTKKH
fATFERy
in stock for your car, if you need a new battery.
The Battery Electric Service Station
Phone 83 J W. Fritach, Heppner
FAIR TREATMENT COMBINED WITH BEST PRINTING
AT THE G.-T. OFFICE
Dignifying
the Industry
THIS is a day of modern farm
equipment; a day of better
farming methods, and a day
of better living conditions on the
farm.
As the farmer brings up-to-date busi
ness methods into his farming operations,
he turns to printed stationery, which in it
self bespeaks progression.
And Gazette-Times Quality Print
ing is the choice of the more particular far
mers. Many of our progressive ranchmen
are using Gazette-Times printed letterheads
and envelopes, bill heads and sale bills.
Put your business on that high plane
by using our stationery.
Phone Main 882
Or drop into our shop while in town and
make yourself at home.
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sible, you will appreciate having
in your medicine cabinet ajway
a jar of
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