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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1920)
vr,i: SIX TIIH (UZr.TTK-TIMKS, HEITXER, ORMOX, THURSDAY. OCT. 14, 19J0. Willard Service Station BATTERIES RECHARGED The Lexington Garage FREDEKICKSON BKOS, Props. We Sell Goodyear and Racine Tires Repair Work Oils Greases Kill That Cold With CASCARA ----- V - QUININE FOR Coldi, Coughs AND La Grippt Neglected Colds are "Dangerous Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy hand; for ths flrst I Breaks up a cold in 24 hoars Relieves 1 Grippe in 3 days Excellent for Headache Quinine In this form does not affect the head Cascara is beet Tonic -No Opiate in Hill s. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT UaHave Tits YOU can always find what you want in Meats here-and in the best cuts of the finest quality. We are very proud of our list of customers since it proves our ability to supply the most delicious Meats to be found anywhere, at prices most reason able. ' Central Market McNAMER & SOEENSON 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 The High Cost of Living Do you care to open a personal High Cost of Living inquiry! Are you interested in gaining maximum return for the dollars you ependt Are you interested in a simple form of 1 rsona 1 bookkeeping f Then open a checking account here. Deposit all income at this bank and make nil payments by check. You.will have a complete and perfect record of all money paii out and received. An occasional tab ulation will give you cost facts by which you can control expense and cut out waste. Start a checking account today. 1 FARMERS & STOCKGROWERS NATIONAL BANK Ileppner Oregon giiimniiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiii iiiimiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiu STATE NEWS - - - SPECIAL FEATURE SECTION! j " 1 1 - i. -in. n . .. mi. n .i..- .I. iiiwimiii I. i.-ni.i Under this Heading Each Week Will be Found Up-to-the-Minute News of the- World in Picture and Text, Showing the Doings of the Great, the Near- ureat ana xnose WLo Are Striving to Become Great. Items of General News Interest Gathered From over tne state ai , Large. Women's Activities and Fashions. Humor From the Leading Humorous Papers. ' S iiimtiiiiiiMiiiimiiHimmiimiMmiihMmiMiiiiiHimiiiiiiiiiiimm B HE c FIGHTS TO PUSH BIG BASEBALL PROBE SHE IS HAILED "ANGORA QUEEN OF WEST" 3 I t e I s. Repose Hartley L. Repogle, states at torney, who Is hot on the trail of ' ths traitors to clean American baseball. He Is one of the leading figures who have led tn the recent Investigation which has un earthed the greatest baseball scandal In history. 1 It has often proved true that destitution and want In the ex treme are the opening of the very channels to success. Such was the case of Mrs. Margaret Annex, who about 20 year ago was left a widow with six small children, with only a section of arid land In New Mexico as a means of support Today she Is the prottd owner of 3500 pure bred Angora goats, which she has made a business of breeding. Mrs. Armer says her success Is due to a thorough understanding of the goat Industry and the ability to make quick decisions In purchasing desirable founda tion stock. Some of her sires have gone as tar as Booth Africa and New Zealand. Three hundred bucks and dams are auctioned each year, few selling for less than fSOO each. FOUR TEARS A HUBBY BALLOONS OF ALL SIZES IN NATIONAL RACE y 'V i -v "x y- "a mv T : m 2 Posing as a man to evade perils of the slums, Jacqueline Gay, an Indian jlrli married her girl pal and worked in a mission tor four rears. Her Identity was learned through a suit Died' against a man ?,- ! fold her drugs while . ..i u or the slums. -aT .. . W" -was . , . i I II ill lawlH I The photo shows the balloons just before starting on their long flight from Birmingham, Ala. One of the contestants from the navy was forced to descend on Lake Erie after hanging 13 hours over the water. Another of the balloons Is reported to have reached Ontario, Canada. The winner, which has not yet been decided, will be judged by the number of consecutive ttoun remaining In the air. COMMENT OF THE PRESS Hauling The.Oarruloo. The country la having aundant op portunity to size up Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt. If the Democratic nomi nee's tour is having any effect at all It Is to offer proof to the Nation that he Is a veritable light weight in states -manBhinp. So generally has he made this impression during his first week's speaking trip into the West that Dem ocratic politicians are sending requests to the party management to muzzle the young man before he seals the party'.. b doom. Albany Herald. even if willing, unless ha has the co operation of Congress, neither can Con gress do anything unless the dominat ing in same Is one of conservative ability which is practically found only In the ranks of the Republican party. Pacific Record-Herald, Medford-Ash-land. . Reminder to Cox. Governor Cox should remember while condemning the Republican campaign fund, that he himself is the first mil lionaire ever nominated for the presi-1 dency. Sheridan Sun. ! Vnworlhy of High Places. A campaign of mud slinging for the presidency l unspeakably disgusting, and the candidate who engages In it is unworthy of the exalted position to which he aspires. This Is a, time when the people should sit in calm Judgment of the candidates and select one wor thy to lead and direct, to quiet the pulse of an overwrought nation; to steer a direct course through the fluc tuating fancies of the crowd. This is the man we want a leader with con victions, not a follower with mad am bitions. Salem Statesman. The Issue Clearly Joined. ' The issue of the campaign is clearly Joined. Wilson and Wllsonlsm is Just as much an issue in the 1920 campaign as It would have been were Mr. Wilson ' the Democratic nominee for President. ; It now remains to be seen if the other discordant elements In the Demochatlc party relish the' situation. Baker Her aid. Valne of Republican Senate to People, Practically everyone Is tired of the "wiggle and .wobble" which has caused so much dissatisfaction all over the country, yet few people seem to ap preciate the real necessity of the Unit ed States having a Republiean senate. America wants to "GO ON." We have waited long enough and we ought to know by this time, if we are to hold our place in the sun,' we must have an administration of our Government which is both constructive and sound and one to which tranquility att home Is of more value than peace abroad. We cannot have this kind of a gov ernment unless we see to It that tti Senate of the United States is under Republican control, A President cannot flo anything,. Don't Hobble the New President. The same arguments which resolve men and women to vote for Harding should lead them to vote for a Repub lican Senator. If they allow personal preference or belief that the Demo cratic candidate Is "a good man" to lead them to vote for him, they will go far to nullify the good effect of their vote for a Republican president. To elect a Democratic senate would be to hobble the president. Oregonlan. Cox la Desperate. Rumors are rife In the eastern press that the democrats are about to stage a break between President Wilson and Candidate Cox in the eleventh-hour effort to save the democratic candidate from the terrific handicap of "Wilson Ism," which, like a thorn under the saddle-weights, is goading Cox to des peration. It is freely admitted by dem ocrats that Wilson is Cox's "old man of the sea," and ,they believe that the political Slnbad of Ohio must rid him self of the Wilson Incubus If anything Is to be salvaged from the wrecks of democratic hopes. Lebanon Criterion. Are They ReneKadref Another thing, do the twenty-one senators of the Democratic party who voted for the Lodge amendments to the League of Nations represent the Democratic- party or any portion of It, or are they renegades? That is an inquiry from a friend at the writer's elbow. In the list is the name of Senator Phelan of California. Are these men Democrats? What Is their position in the eyes of President Wilson and Mr. Cox? The people are perplexed when rep resentatlvea of a party take contradic tory action on a vital question. The twenty-one senators cnlllpg themselves Democrats should square themselves with their party loaders. Salem States man. What Ilrjan Said of Cax. . To remind some of the Democrats ,of what their "1'eerlesa Leader" thinks of their candidate for president, the following was -said of him by W. J. Bryan at San Krancleco when appro ached by some of. the Cox leaders while the convention was In progress: "Cox's nomination would make the Democratic party the leader of the law less element of the country and his election, If such a thing were possible, would turn the White House over to those who defy the government and hold law in contempt. There is no chance of his election If nominated, but why should any democrat be wil ling to support a man whose nomina tion woujd insuy the conscience of the nation." Dufur Dispatch. Frultmen'a Manual Ready, When you see apple and pear Insect injury you can find at a glance what caused it and how to stop it. If you have a copy of the O. A. C. Fruit Grow ers Handbook. Tou can carry the man ual'in your pocket if you cend for a tree copy. i Bee Men kiect Officer. The Oregon Beekeepers association has elected A. J. Sanford of Redmond, president, and II. A. Scullen, commer cial bee keeper and O. A. C, bee spec ialist, secretary-treasurer. An early meeting Is planned by the association with the expectation of having present several men of national reputation in the bee business. ' HOME YOO STOP VOUB VUHIIieiMG HflUe TO 00 sonoovsc seewz'. iooWt weeo TO 60 TO CHOBCH KrlOCU ftU , ABOUT THAT WW iL I CMOS LETS ilf DOWfl OMe WHERE ANO Ptfli MY UfcH eOVi UO VOW KWW IwilftT DAV THIS IS '( I fl f VOO Yovrlb C1N KNOW fklc COMMHWOMeNTS I J Gee voo THiS KID PtM THE MOUTH- ,viofirj-ev flrNTrlN6 fVTAU! I 00 ii7 t. rr-MK- at. i J t ;r. n "ft i i in vm rA A 3 JLJ 1 HEARD YH(H ONe-BOT IF Y0UU WliUIU THe ftlK Don WU PlfiY IT fl RIGHT- EH', DON THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT I S I III I I I I I f : -i .-... I I A recent photograph of James Mlddletoo Cox during bis speaklaf lour In the west . JIMMY'S COAT Take a slant at Jimmy's coal. Tiger striped, as you will note. Murphyosque In lines and hue, Taggart-llke in motif, too Jimmy's raiment harks as To the festive racing track Can t you hear the "booklet'' bout And the whispers of the toatf 1 Needn't tell us where he's i How can he proclaim he's dry Wet or dry bis cost tells that. With this garb to shock the eyef Bryan look one slant at It, Tailors woulrtn I dare to put Then bis heart curled sp a Such a thing 30 "Pussyfoot" quit. CARLTON FTTCHETT. " , Seattle, Wash. CLASSIFIED AD. COLUMN SEWING I do plain sewing and will go out by the day. Anna Cork, A yen Rooms, corner Chase and May ste.' - KOR 8AI.R Vulcan plowi in good condition. Price 1100 rash. Address Glenn Young, .Ileppner, Oregon tf. Bring vour old shoes to R N. Gnntv's shoe store and get them repaired. LOOK THIS OVKIU ' Bulck five-paBsenger light six, over hauled, new tires, repainted. Looks like new. A real bargain at J 1000. IIEPI'NER GARAGE. cleared of weeds, get your grain drill from GILLIAM HIHBEE. The ground la thoroughly soaked and If you are ready to plow don'e buy before you" eee what GILLIAM ft BI8 HKE have to offer. FOR SALE One dwelling with roll Ing mill at 15000.00. New residence ad joining 11500.00. New house for rent until sold. Terms MOOO down, balance) 1 to I years at per cent Interest Phone 735 or call on Geo. Bchempp. MILKS for SALE Throe head of three-year-olds, broke; two head of two-year-olds, unbroke and four head of yearling mules. One thousand dol lars takes the nine of them. Inquire at Gazette-Times office. U. R. Flshel strain of Whli. nk Cockerols for sale. Now Is ths time to order your cockerels for the coming season. There are Just a few left, se order early. A. O. I'lEI'ER, Lexington, Ore., phone 44FJ3. Several second hand Ford cars for sale at attractive prices. See Latourell Auto Company. AITOMODILK for trips out of Hepp- ner. Also saddle horsos for hire. Bal ed hay for sale. Red Front Livery Stable, McRoborts ft Kirk, proprietors. FOR SALE One 5-passenger Over land. Guaranteed to be in flrst class mechanical condition. A good bargain. Either cash or approved notes. In quire Gazette-Times otftce. Manwants Job as day laborer In or near Heppner. Inquire at Heppner Garage Machfne Shop. ford big FOR SALB Completely overhauled. New tires. Inquire Hepp ner Garage Machine Shop. WANTED A second hand reed baby carriage In good condition. Phone U. The early rains will sprout the weed seed. Get your weeders from OIL LIAM ft BISBEE. You can get a Revolving Rod Weed ed on trial from GILLIAM ft BISBEE. When the ummerfallow hhs been FOR SALE, Good house and two good lota Address box 151 Heooaer. or Inquire at Gaaette-Tlmoe. LOST On streets of Heppner, snap shot book, nearly full of -photos. Find er leave at this office. Jt LOST Black fur scarf. Finder re turn to Thomson Bros and receive suit able reward. The name "Red Crown" is your guarantee of an aJI'rcDflerygasolinewith a continuous chain of boiling points. STANDARD OIL COMFAMT fealty NSgffi "You'll Always Find" says the Good Judge 1 hat you get more genuine satisfaction at less cost when you use this class of ' tohacco. -A small chew last. so much longer than n L. ,' ,t A t. f . 1 u uig vuicw oi me ordinary kind. And the full, rich real tobacco taste gives a long lasting chewing satisfaction. Any man who uses tin; Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles W-B CUT is a Ion fine-cut tobacco x ' RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco ftiilillliilUlllll
