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Great and Those Who Are Striving to Become Great. Items of General News Interest Gathered From Over the State at
Large. Women's Activities and Fashions. Humor From the Leading Humorous Papers.
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A Busy Lawmaker
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advantage
You gain an advantage in the resources,
experience, knowledge and equipment of
the Standard Oil Company, which com bin
to make Zerolene an oil of quality. They
create an efficiency in the manufacture of
fine lubricants hard to duplicate elsewhere
in the world.
Use Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication
of your automobile, truck or tractor.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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grade or
each type
of engine
GEO. W. MILHOLLAND, Special Agent, Standard Oil Co.,
Ilejtpuer, Oregon
Willard Service Station
BATTERIES RECHARGED
The Lexington Garage
FKEDEKICKSON BROS, Props.
We Sell Goodyear and Racine Tires
Repair Work Oils Greases
C. W. McNAMER
B. F. SORENSON
CENTRAL MARKET
McNamer & Sorenson, Props.
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, POULTRY
and
FISH IN SEASON
Give Us An Opportunity to Serve You
Oilman Building 'Willow Street
Transfer and General Hauling
We do a transfer and general hauling business
of all kinds.
Let us figure with you on that next job.
We will GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
BARNARD & EMRY
j For the Young j
Business Man
Some dav the young business man will be a
big business man.
Kiglit now, perhaps, there isn't any money
EE profit in carrying his checking account. But
E some day, as that account grows, and as the
EE owner grows with it, the bank will be repaid
E for having counseled the young man and coop-
EJ crated with him in his business success.
E So, this bank invites the young busiess man
EE who wishes to grow. We have seen many a
EE small account grow into a large one and have
J earned the thanks for helpful service cheerful
EE y lendeivd at all times.
EE 'e want your account. But, what is more,
EE we want you as a growing business man to as-
EE sociati" yourself with this bank.
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HON. PHILir PITT CAHPKE1.L
Representative Campbell, of
Kanrss. occupies the important
position of chairman of the Com
mittee on Rules and is a busy
man. as his committee is in ses
sion almost daMy fie is the au
tnor of the bill Just reported out
by th; House Committee on Labor
creating a Woman'! Bureau in the
Pepartmert of Labor This is a
tnwasure tc formulate standards
anil polios which shall promote
the welfare of wage-earning
women, improve their working
condi.'ions. increase their efficien
cy and advance their opportunities
for profitable employment It will
affect about 20.fl0O.0oO women
employed in the industrial life oi
the country.
lr Campbell made the open
ng speech in support of the roso
iutioo to declare ihu war at an
end.
Farm Reminders
Seasonal Suggestions on Things Of
ten Overlooked, as Seen by the
State Agricultural College.
DAIRY, O. A. C: One acre of
corn put into the silo and fed as sil
age is equal to two and four-tenths
acres made into fodder and fed as
dry roughage.
It is a poor policy to turn your bull
in the pasture, better to keep him
in the lot than to be sorry. A gentle
bull is like an unloaded gun.
A man with plenty of good silage
and good legums hay is independent
of the high cost of grain.
HOKTICTLTl 'RE, O. A. C: C. I.
Lewis, former chief of the depart
ment of horticulture of the college
addressed the freshmen of the coll
ege on the benefits of cooperation
Champion of Labor
SUV t
HON. JOHN I. NOLAN
California furnishes the chair
man of the Committee on Patents
in the, House in Representative
Nolan. He has succeeded in in
creasing the pay of efficient and
expert patent office employes. He
also pushed to passage bills to
amend the copyright act, to
amend the trade-mark act and to
give effect to certain provisions
of the convention for the protec
tion of trade-marks and commer
cial names, made and signed in
the city of Buenos Aire. Repre
sentative Nolan, who is a stalwart
Republican, also ranks second on
the House Committee on Labor
He Is author of the Nolan mini'
muiu wage bill " . '
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He addressed his..
ftrw national Re.
UiSiican contention
in tssb and every
four years since he
has uppeared "the
detn ot spellbind
ers." And today
at 86 yean of ago
he sits In his of
fice as president of
the New York Cen
tral Railway
waiting the call to
appear before tho
G. O P convention
In Chicago in June.
He is Chauncey M.
Pepew, nationally
known as an nftAr.
dinner speaker and
J Republican leade-
uu nuvBrusing. ne auvisea au iar-( nas nad the practice house training
uieis io mane use ot tne nawspaper i and course in house administration
to advertise farm products. j at O. A. C. At least that is what Mrs
j S. B. Romans, a graduate of 1919,
balanced Rations Help. writes to her Instructor, Miss A.
The following ration for a laying Grace Jllmson; The way she keeps
hen for one year is recommended ,v . l"B UUUSB tooning a uig one of eight
James Dryden, chief of poultry lius-!rooms nxed over makes people In
bandry at the O. A. C. experiment ! quiure about ller maid- but sll lla8
uone. one does nil Her own work,
including the family washing. And
likes it, too.
station: Wheat, 25 pounds; oats,
15; mill run, 20; ground oats or bar
ley, 5; linseed oil meal, 5; meat or
lish scrap, 7; kale or other greens,
45; bone, 2; grit, 3; shell, 2; char
coal, 2. The meat scrap may be dis
placed with 60 pounds of buttermilk
or skim milk. Corn may be substi
tuted for part of the wheat, at pre
sent prices.
Peach CuiI Past Control.
Peach growers who find trees suf
fering from peach leaf curl iu the
spring will have to postpone control
by the Bordeaux mixture until the
next winter, says Prof. 11. P. Barss,
putnoiogist or tne u. A. L. experi
ment station. To be effective the re
medy should be applied not later
than the middle of February. Direc
tions for making and using this spray
will be sent by the college to growers
on request.
It's Fun to Keep House.
It's just fun to live, and house
keeping is no drudgery to one who
Jurdiuc New Director.
The state experiment station at O
A. I'., and the seven branch stations
in the different Oregon districts, are
to have for director James T. Jar
dine, a research specialist in the U.
S. department of agriculture. He
succeeds Dr. A. B. Cordley, who has
served as both director of station
work and dean of agriculture ever
since James Withycombe withdrew to
fill the governor's chair. The school
ot agriculture has grown to 43 staff
members and 888 students, and the
station work Iras been extended until
each require the entire time of an
A Boy Can Run a
John Deere Dain Mower
While you. are getting
things In shape for making
hay, put your boy on the
John Deere Mower and let
him do the cutting he will
do it just as well and just
as easily as you can do It.
Because of the powerful
lift, he can easily raise the
cutter bar to pass over any
field obstruction or to ex
treme height, when neces
sary. A foot lever, working
in conjunction with the
hand lever, makes the lift
simple and easy.
H will ntver have to back up
to get start, even In the heaviest
bay. The knite starts cutting lha
inetant the mower ia thrown in
gear no lost motion.
You will aea big advantages in
the drive on thla machine it's
extremely aimple the geara are
ao placed that one act bolda the
other aet in mesh constantly.
The John Deere will cut all of
the grass for Teen to coma a
aimple adjustment lakes up all
lag In the cutter bar, without
affecting tha centering of the
knife. If tha knife ever needa re
centering, a special adjustment ia
provided.
The John Deere ia the simplest,
moat powerful and best -built
mower we have ever aecn. Wa
know It will appeal to you.
Coma in 'e to earr mJxxmtaf, to know all
mboat this mowmr Before yom bay. Whil at oar store,
m went yon to aea th rut f oar Una of haying
d harmting macktnory, Wa Asm a tne of
mmehlnu you cm use witk tatitl 'action and profit.
Peoples Hardware Co.
HARDWARE and IMPLEMENTS
Heppner, Oregon
CARD OF THANKS
We take this method of thanking , sill
our many friends and neighbors who.
worked so heroically during the fire
for we reulize It was by your effort!
that more of our property was savec
from the flames.
MR. AND MRS. ADAM ULAHM.
TALLEST MAN IN THE WORLD COMES TO U. S.
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Heppner, Oregon
The tallest man In the world has arrived In America. Ha Is John
Van Albert of Amsterdam, Holland, who is 8 feet r inches tall. He
comes to Join an American circus. He Is of normal proportions de
spite his abnormal elze. He wears a 14 glove, 9 1-4 hat and No. 13
shoes. No stateroom was large enough for him on the boat he came
on, so ho was forced to sleep in the companlonway on two cots placed
end to end.
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Chandler Garage
Reopened. Mr. Ager, formerly
of Hall & Ager (Oregon Ga
rage) in charge.
High Class Repairing, Etc.
Fabric Tires, All Sizes
25 Per Cent Discount
Agent for
Chandler and Cleveland Cars
Garford Trucks
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