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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1920)
PAf.E IOO tuk t; akiti -timi s, m -tpxkr, oin i i:siiy. i SKIT. :t0, Ill-.il. THE GAZETTE-TIMES Ttoa liaprr.r Oat1, KutaMlBad Marrh S i. 1SS3 Tria Harpner Tins, KptaMished Novpmtpr 1. Js" Conaoltdatad February 1&, 1911 Published avary Thurlav morning by Vawlea mu4 mrr r (i w f ud and antarad t tha rostofHc at Hpp nar. Oregon, as acond-claaa matter. ! Ki ;r.c in !. stance between l.arm U tm cau-e l sivm Ittciivmys The plain course for the stale is to timsh at leasl some of the projects il has started anft Ktve our home ieo n'e some sen ice before trying to Tl. re Is n-i:pt.i.nt that so few roads build any boulevards to the union. i .e l'een vaijsii ted and the people I'end'.eton Kast Cregiuiiun. .ire h. i'm::.!.- to despair of success , . :n our ro.id lunldinc program. It ov -Id not take much to produce feel- This Republican slush fund" '.tie of reaction that would work great which llov. I'ox has been tolling us so wi.e in d. stance between 1'. - .1 is fanciful. c cry part of tl.e state is :V.f construction ot roaos. much about, renjin'i.'is of the old ion of the empty barrel. What? You've heard it. brother! Well, then you know what we mean. Henry Ford led the way. Henry may have his faults, but who w ill deny that he has his virtues. And Lest of all, with the decrease in the price of his flivvers he announces ADVERTISING R ATF i 1 V K AIrLU'ATIOM O SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Ona Yaar 1 00 is Mentha l,(ll Thra Montha .75 Rinala Copiaa .OS IIIIIHIIIIIIII MOHROW COISTT OFFICIAL PAl'KH 1 THF. AMr'RK'AN PKl-.v A.S "l A.TION i; I L A x 'i J Morrow County Creamery Company Manufacturers of WILLOW BRAND Buttenr and Ice Cream. The kind that has that appetising taste. Phone your orders for ICE that is made from pure city water. Highest Prices Always Paid for Butter Fat W. C. COX, Manager Judge Stapleton on Market Bill Co-operative marketing, such as has been successfully carried on in ' California, w as suggested as a remedy ! for work of the non-partisan league by Circuit Judge Stapleton in his talk on Thursday botov the Press, Club, on "The Non-Partisan League ( and Co-operative Marketing." Judge j Stapleton decried the practice of giv ing graduates of the agricultural j college positions as farm agents. In- i dustrial club leaders, and county ag-! riculuirists, before they have been j sent back to the farm to put Into practice what they have learned. "We're doing everything in ,the way of modern improvements for the farmer, except to aid him in market ing his produce," stated Judge Sta pleton. "Somebody is getting the profit, and we've overlooked the in terests of the man behind the plow. He realizes something must be done, and through the non-partison league he is being led to believe it must be done through politics." The speak er traced the growth of the league in the past two years, adding that he feared the hold it would get after the November elections, when plans are being laid for landslide meetings to "make an impression on the weak kneed." The advantage of the co operative system, according to Judge Stapleton, is that it provides a prof It for the farmer, organizes them, and leaves few middlemen. Portland Spectator. Slats' Diary. Friday pa was tawking about when he was a kid today he had a sister he sed & when they went 2 ;! kuol all 3 of them ;$," J had 2 walk 2 miles 1 r rn- l.i.ml, T ..... l cf Mm -l-..,. a;a meen by ail 3 & he replyed & ant Marv, was SI a Vs sister and so I iiarve st n ! !TI!7 & LAKMVA n Given by Heppner Post No. 87 THE American Legion Oct 6-7-8-9 il Big Dance Saturday Night a 7 -rT'-il1 be J -.1 & ' iij Ann which i - - added to' gether Boost the Legion in Ii5i 7 f'1 f. added to' gether maid 1 sister., Saturday My bo" which is the editor has got a lit tel baby at Home which he is krazy about it. Today w li e n I was a sweeping out & he was bizzy writeing some-peaces for the paper he mo shuned 2 me & when I went 2 his side he sed Dimmy jinky water pease. So I Suppose his baby has began to tawk. Sunday Jake & me desidd 2 go a Fishing insted of 2 Sunday skool which we did. We fisht all a. m. & never ketched a thing. Til we got home. Monday Jake is lafable he in so Ignorant. Teecher sed Jake make me a sentence with the word Un aware in it. Jake studyed a minute & then he sed My father wares b. v. d. unaware. He tuk his Beet. And stayed there after skool. Tuesday pa was discussing base ball plares today him & mister Gil- lem & pa sed I will betcha anything you want 2 bet. mister Gillem reech ed into his pokked & he pulled out a role of munny which looked like 3 dollars worth of lettu'-e & pa got pail & sed I will bet 2 hits with you. Wednesday pa went 2 by a new ante of close today k when he lernt the prices lie sed 2 ma. Which shall I get a sute or a ottomobeel. He got a sute. So now I will get sum new close. Out of pa's old ones. He all no got a new pare of fase teeth & ma lade his old I s away. Hut beleeve me J, aware I want ware them things a Tall. Thursday I am not on good Terms with Jane lately. I had sum Candy in my mouth today & she Been it. She parked her chewing : Gum under her desk & rote a note : & sed in it Platsy have you got en ny thing 2 eat. And I rote back & ed Yes but I have et it. Some Eoads For Oregon First. It will be time enough to consider! the building o f a highway from Umatilla to Wallula after Oregon's hlghway needs have been met. The suggested highway would be no Im mediate benefit to this state and the 1 When you are dry drink a bottle of Soda A C xl waier irom me Heppner Soda Works Made from pure spring water For Sale at Pastimes and Confectionery Stores J. B. SNYDER, Prop. - Lloyd Fell Ford and Fordson Repair Station, Heppner Partial Factory Price Schedule of Ford Repairs, Labor Only Overhaul motor and transmission $26.00 Overhaul motor only 20.00 Overhaul transmission only, or repair or replace magneto 14.00 Install or refit one piston or one connecting rod.- 4.50 Install or refit two or more pistons or connecting rods 6-00' Tighten one connecting rod bearing 2. 50 Tighten two or more connecting rod bearings 4.50 Keplace transmission bands (Sedans and Coupes, J1.00 extra) (with starter, $4.00) 3.45 Replace transmission cover gasket 2.50 Grind valves and clean carbon 3.00 Repair cylinder head bolts stripped one or two-- 2.50 Clean out oil feed pipe 3.25 Clean crank case or install gasket under lower Repair leaky carburetor 100 Adjust clutch fingers and transmission bands .60 Overhaul rear axle and rebush springs and perches when necessary 7.00 Adjust transmission bands only . .40 Tighten all bolts and nuts on car 3.00 Overhaul steering gear Including replacing of quad rant or gear case and rebushing of bracket $ 3.50 Replace radius rod .78 Straighten front radius rod and line up front as-. sembly 1.00 that ;ist-s to his employes will re main at their present level. The farmer who hud his summer Callow free Crotu weeds when the fall seeding season arrived, was Indeed a fortunate fellow. We notice that a large number of farmers have en tered the fields with their drills, which proves that good farming is becoming the rule. At that, the la bor problem has been t handicap which the best of farmers have been almost unable to overcome. A man was speaking in behalf of Senator Harding the other day and someone arose with the remark that they believed the old man was crazy. Well, It such be the case, we ure hop ing there will be a lot ot "nuts" on or about November 2. The price of wool, or no price at ill, may be attributed to the present administration. Maybe not. But It will bo a hard situation to explain to local woolgrowers who saw foreign wool sold on the Huston market In preference to their own. 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