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Newspaper Page Text!'',!: SIX THE GAZETTE-TIMES. 1LEITXER, OREGON, THVKSIUY, JAN. 20. 1921. TO Tht m til mB L;.i ill ill H H ' -''V" e aiui efUvt ruis ihis Mh U.iy sKAi.) i B. LKWIS, Smet Slate ( Orrgtia, u4 of Mull umah, I Ma I SubsvTib J a:ui sworn to In-fore nn 'V this Uth o.iy vt l-i ! tl.U.) A K. KN1-.HT. S Notary Public for oif-ton. 4 '" I My Communion vvpirvs March In ?: Jl TIF1CA riO OX IIOMt. State of Or? go, louaty of Multnomah. L B. Lewis, he surety nmeil in uiui who executed the abov underukms. being duly sworn, deposes ana a ih.a she is worth the sum spec tried u. the said undertaking for which she U buunu. over and aioe nil her just tit-Ms-nd liabilities, txclusive of urowe? t exempt from execution. 1. B. LEWIS, Surety Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1-th day of June, vSEAL) A. R KNK1HT, Notary I'ublic. U. at i,.:.Lii. ; t'l W v'i K lit ti.u .Mia i. I.e. .,;.i :;ut-: it. l.t'rtlS .vs. ;na ...; ? . ; 0l-'e ;i!Hl LI i.he i'J i, is. i. the (Uivcrarar at Trappera la Mrrw t otiatT. The plan of c o u : ; t i o n with the Ke.leral itovernnient was th.it the Ked- j eral Government as to pay the e pense of one trapper m this county ami ; the county and stockmen were to pa j for one. The vWennnent has done con-1 si.lerably better than agreed as the ; w ill have tw o government trappers in I the county within a very short time! and one other man will spend a larpe j part of hia time in this section. In this way the stockmen will be getting a I good deal more for their money than was originally bargained for. As long as these men give satisfaction they wil! be kept, when they cease to be of ser vice we will just stop their pay. L. A. HI' NT County Agent. there on account of the Illness of his father. Henry Johnson. Mr. Johnson Is under the care of a specialist at Salem : and is suffering from hardening of the ( urteries He had a bad spell some ten das ago with his heart and was quite low for several days When Harry left SaU-m. his father seemed to bo much improved and his physicians thought he would be able to return to his Hepp ner home soon. Mr. Johnson Is 7? years of age and up until recently has been 1 very active and able to do a good days work at his trade of carpenter and ; bullTter. 1 1 Percy Huhes, Butter creek stockman, has been in town for the past ten days 1 and laid up with a bad back. He Is slowly recovering at the home of Mr. ' and Mrs. S. W. Spencer. j iitS l-US-J Of . tif.. v. t .t-:.o;iiii.a-. U i i lu I ;i v l. l.g il.eei .!i llj ii... S lU'l.i li.ilt heicul. .i ;i ki.I w i'w ThoUi l,' L't lii.nH- en or bcluie !:, a:iu vi.t h.til the t',ti i c i'.t.u ou i-vivi e Ap: u (.i..viAc i i-n.aiui:ifc; ina e i.g uut' a: id pa .tbte here- untie r uii oi L'f:"u:e Svpu-nU'er i, Upi.Ji ColLjpictioii i-'l U:v woU aliu UtilY eiy ol liit icpL'ils hc;ein pi o laid for. Jit case, iiottcrr. that the woik is rin-i.-heo .:.u i cports oeii ei ed prior to fpU'H-Uzt 1. the i'ltrut ixer u.e rigiit ti.' wiii.noiu a su;:;cic.tt m Oi. ;iiOhe to i'uii Ulcel the cot cl coiu pletthK stream n.easut e;:;eitts provided lor herein to and iiiclucimt; such aa.c withhelu aiuout.t shall be paid to said engineers at the next regular meeting of the District lmeclors alter such date. After such date ana until such time as the project is nnanceo lor construction unless uthcrwii-e ui reeled by said dis trict the Kngu.ee: s shall continue to act as Consulting anu MaiKtgiug Ea g ineei s ivr tne District ana suall be paid a moiithiy retainer of One Hun dred and Fifty Lvllais per :onth and expenses for following and directing the engineering w oi k of tne ins trie t and for su.h ti:v.e as either member of the rirm ma aevoie personally to rieiu or o.'hce work, twenty-nve uuiiars pet day and expenses, not to exceed rive hundred dollars per mouth and expea ses for oi. e member uf the rinn, and the Lnstnit hereby agrees to make pay meiits, asand when provided for here in. 5. That in case the issuance of war rants as herein provided fur should for any reason be enjoined by any court of compel :it lunsuictiou, or U w an after :-uance shouiu for any reason oe held invalid or of no avail, then tr agreement shall be construed as a btiu- tng contuict, ana eniorceaute, tne liis- met to pay the several amounts herein as soon as the necessary funds can be lev ted and collected as herein providtd, which payments when made shall in clude interest at the rate of six per ce:it ner annum from the date same ueeomes due until paid, which uue uate shall oe taken for the purpose of computing in terest as the aate ,un wiiieti oUene:: are tiled by the Engineers with the Dis trict, or if the warrants have been is But-d to evidence the amounts due here under, then interest shall run from date of such warrants and as therein pio 6. That the warrants herein provid ed, shall prior to delivery, be registered bv the District with me lreasurer thereot and that such wiirarnts when issued shall not be consideieu or ac cented as navment of the sevei a amounts due, but shall be held as cvl- i:tra! in- ihe nmtiiietrrs or their aii signs and be used as one of seves al methods if found necessary to enforct tin- t.avmenl of the money herein t.ni video for in cash with interest thcteol. from date due until date of iinal pay menL 7 That if funds are not available by September 1, in the treasury of tht District to pay the amounts due here under, or to bee:v.e uue, ttien and n that event the District through in l.oar'.". ct i t' tors s;all proceed imine diaulv to make out the iieee.-s..' y uud Met. estimate possible delinquencies and lew the necessarv fvftds to tuver tilt obligations of this contract; and file the same with the proper county otticer so that such levy w ill appear on tax aiaie merits in the spring of and the En eineera or their assigns a:e hereby au thorized if found necessa ry to proceed in any proper Court to enlorce the mak ma of the nevehsarv levies ana couec lion of the necessary taxes to provide all nectssarv funds, as herein provide to paid by the District. In case for an rease-n the arr.ouiit of money yield ed by the tax levy made in 1S20 a ubovtf provided fchould not be sufficient to pay the several amounts due here- under with interest, then the District i shall proceed m l.ke manner in 1-1 to' levy all necessary funds, including es- tirnated f?iiivjuem. ies W fully meet the oblifcrat!v.ns of this contract. 8. As soon as tfi.t.ttive plans are prepared by the Kr.Kin-?! s and recom mendations made as to what if any lands adjacent to the boundaries of the District snouid be included within by petit. on. the D.-tr:. t aurei-s tu p!Oce--'i inir;i-diaie!y to cncjlate the riec.-ssar et;tion an-! take all if..e?.iry steps as provided by law to mclUMe the same within the bouiniaries of the District, so that the canal lines when run as pro vided for herein will be us near the fin al location as p.sibl and so thfit a du plication of ?u(h preliminary plans and incidental expense may be avoided &.nr. This preliminary work servr as a bas.:? for tne final lo.-Htion to be made prior to thh beinn.; u cortruction. IN VJTNK.S VHr.KK'F. the resptf ti; parties hereto have caused then? pref- nts to be exe-. ujed in duplicate of tl:-r i:r:d i.'.ar.- of J-ji.e. 1J'J. JoilN DAY JKIiMATIoN DLSTKICT. ;v :. C f.'lark, i'reuient. t'v K. I;. I'li'AVN. Secretarv. LEWI? & CLAUK. Oorisulting and .,;ii.K i;'fc-mee '-s. i:- John h. lewi.s. liuott tu cc((BipDT CciDtract Belwcrn John Itity IrriKtitlon Iiitrtet aou I tvtin A; (..lark. FIRST CHHISTIAX CHl'RCH. SundBT, Jannarr 23, 1831. The morning sermon, while of inter-! est to all will be a chemical sen.u. for the boys and girls and will be en titled "Bottles." Be present and be sure and bring the children; this is their monthly service. In the evening w ill be another one of the Sunday eve ning services, on the subject "Perils that Menace Our Land," and the theme r the evening will be "Moonshine and the Eighteenth Amendment" Christian Endeavor services at 6:30. Great meet- r.gs these. Come and see for yourself. Everybody welcome at all the services. LIVINGSTONE, Minister. NOTlt'K TO PROPERTY OWNERS WITHIN JOH DAY DISTRICT, The next regular meeting of the D' rectors of the John ?ay Irisration Dis trict will be held at Heppner on Tues day the 1st day of February, 1921. It is requested that there be as lareg an at- .nnce as possible at this meeting of the property owners within the district JAMES CARTY. Joe Bradford, who formerly resided at Heppner and followed his trade of painter and paperhanper. died recently! at his home in Klrkland, Wash. He I mfFavail fmm luad nnlmninir fill" vtnrii I and his death was caused from this dis ease contracted through long years of application to his trade. Before his death he suffered three paralytic strokes, according to word received by friends here. Harry Johnson returned from Salem the end of the week, having been called Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Turner departed Tuesday morning for Portland and Cor vallts and will spend a week or ten days in the Willamette Valley cities. A brisk snow storm set in here this morning and as we go to press tt Is still coming down with a prospect of sev eral inches covering the ground before it lets up. It may be that big storm we have been predicting has hit us. Time for lots of winter yet. Tom Johnson left for Salem Sunday to see his father who is very low. The elder Johnson has been a resident of Heppner for many years, where he and his sons have followedVarpentry, build ing many of the residences of the town. He built and owned a very substantial, residence in the heart of the town which he sold to Howard M. James last fall. Shortly after giving Mr. James possession of the house, Mr. Johnson ! became 111 and the family took him to ! the home of another son at Salem where his condition has since grown worse. Mrs. Lulu Johnson, county nurse, was unable to accompany her husband. Enterprise Record-Chief tain. New Location I h:ive moved my office from the Slocum block to the new hotel building where I will be pleased to greet my old and new friends. ROY V. WHITEIS Real Estate and Insurance 1 LOOK UP PRICES - and then compare them Here for Real Values Is It Groceries? Is It Dry Goods? , . PRICE ADJUSTMENT IN ALL LINES. Bring Your Money Here. Sam Hughes Company L f : llll Ijl II ill WIWI.il IIIIWWll II llll IJW Willi I Ml I II III 1. Willi I II I llll s Very Ladw Pmices A'.L lA'r'.S i;Y THK.SK l'KKS- undersigned Jonn c.-j pnijup.il, and I. K Lewis. , a: u i'jiU t 'y and teveraUy .--jUJ.d um.u u.e Johu Lay Jrri friiiui in l:.e sum of Thirty i-'.-j'j '' ) Loiiars, for ni k:jW KVJ: 'i ii. LrV, s. iff to Li I.. U-id ar.d I Katiou L. 'J"hut. i, a payrneiit of whu h v. e ;oiiitiy aiid tev eritijy f.-i-'i lit n e.-, o il heirs, execu Ujm, aoijiji.i;-t:at'ji uii-i a.sjsiKB, aril m:: toi ai.u a-.-ifiifr, hrinly ij' these p .-ents: ii'i; C'jNi'i'j lux "i-" rum uusu i That, whueaii, on the 2nd tlAy ol Jur. I! tO hfipl i.e t),e Mr; cup; made nwi entered u, in Hit; nariife oJ i., f w iiicii jh hei e- 1 aid txed, with !in: Joint Lay lrriga 1",n Ltj-iiHt, iti.d wt.i'h :(jfitra.'t lit i t.by made a pat t heifjf, by the term; condii;o:.a and pio of wiiit.il th said Ltvwa and ajr--e to mum cwrtaiu (uren, li, u-ftt .j;iUoiih, ami ie puris in consideia' ,ori of whit h certaid wairaitts aie to tv dtawrt, tva.miv.iv' and deiiveitd Ly the linnet to ai priiii. ipal licr tsin, a', i ii'i wevei al lime. in tit t if tied n najd font i at:t, w hi h appioji :mutely th fr-diniaUd time wtte:. Huid Rmoui.tu fchuuld be tome due and puyalde, and U.fc P'iiuj.ui heietn ayiee: that In can bit amoufjin o evidt-nte'i or paid by wmranu noultl at any tim t'x. i-ea th a.'iiouM w incli would have otherwise bten a.d -n cahh heieunder jf vtibb win- available in the tieavury of ti ijiftncL then thin bond shall be held for the pi oUm t ion of aid John luy Ji r)Katloii Lifirn t, and the said money which he may derive from said warrant whiih aie in x-hb of the amount due the triKlner under Raid t vniriit't, upon the work us outlined In ituut cont met. SOW THKKKKUHK. if the principal heu-iit should f.uthfully expend such unit or proceeds of such wurranlit hr in xces of the amount due, on work as provided for in fatd contract, and In accordant theiewltli, then this ON ALL GOODS AT THE U. S. Army Sales Co. Store HAS PRICED ITS ENTIRE STOCK AT FIGURES WHICH MAKE EACH ITEM A VERY ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN. Here you can buy almost anything you may need in heavy wear, and pay so little it will surprise you. Following is a partial list of bargains you will be'interested in: New 0. D. Heavy Wool Pants $5.00 ' Reclaimed 0. D. Heavy Wool Pants.. $?.75 Heavy Sweaters, New $3.00 Army Wool Sox, Light Weight 25c Extra Heavy Weight 50c Wrap Leggings " $1.25 Reclaimed Blouses $2.00 Army Overcoats, New $12.50 Barrack Bags, new $1.00 Reclaimed Shoes $2.00 to $3.50 About 100 pairs left. Some wonder ful bargains here. Reclaimed Slickers $1.00 to $1.50 Reclaimed Cotton Breeches ..$1.00 Reclaimed Woolen Breeches $2.00 Army Raincoats, Reclaimed, From $1.50 to $2.50 Army Belts x 35c Navy Pea Coats, New $12.00 New 0. D. Shirts $4.25 Blankets, Reclaimed $5.00 to $5.50 Strictly Waterproof Mackinaws, new $7.50 New Goodyear Officers' Raincoats.. $7.50 Overalls, Union Lee, new ..$1.50 CoveraUs, any size, nfw $3.00 Leather Puttees, any size, new. $3.50 to $5.00 Navy Blue Serge Middies $6.50 U. S. Army Sales Company GILMAN BUILDING B..TESSLER, Manager HEPPNER, OREGON STAR THEA Friday January 21 TOM MOORE IN Friday "The Great Accident" ALSO COMEDY AND WEEKLY Saturday - January 22 Saturday Edwin Carewe Presents His First All-Star Production "RIO GRANDE" BY AUGUSTUS THOMAS ALSO PATHE REVIEW Monday, January 24 Dainty Watteau Girls Another Number of the Lyceum Course 30 and 50 Cent3 Tuesday, January 25 "Riders of the Purple Sage" The greatest Western drama ever filmed. From the famous novel by Zane Grey in which WILLIAM FARNUM HAS THE LEADING ROLE. . THE STORY OF A MAN WHO WASN'T AFRAID Wednesday and Thursday, January 26 and 27 WANDA HAWLEY IN "Miss Hobbs" ' A REAL ART PICTURE. The story of an independent young woman who said she hated ALL men, but merely needed ONE man to make love to ler to change her point of view. A SPARKLING COIfiEDY IN "MISS HOBBS" f 1 7 - is actor on the screen, Harry Carey PIERRE was of that cwBv. try where men'i emotions burned at white heat Pierrfl took a vow to become a man of peace. Then an enemy did him a grievous injury and he swore vengeance. Be tween this cross fire of fata two women came into his life, bringing the second ordeal of decision. You must tee this picture, made by tha humanest actor on the screen. It will get under your skin as few pictures ever do, Flaying now, i Directed by Lynn Reynold SUNDAY, JANUARY 23rd and a 2 reel comedy. 11 UH Readjustment of Prices We Need the Money, You Need the Goods. -The Place to Buy Your Groceries SOLID PACK TOMATOES 3 for 50 Cents $4.00 a Case STANDARD TOMATOES 15 Cents a Can $3.50 a Case SOLID PACK CORN 20 Cents a Can $4.75 a Case 3 for 50 Cents $4.00 a Case STANDARD CORN SIFTED SUGAR PEAS 20 Cents a Can $4.75 a Case STANDARD PEAS 3 for 50 Cents $4.00 a Case EXTRA CUT STRING BEANS 20 Cents a Can $4.75 a Case STANDARD STRING BEANS 3 for 50 Cents $4.00 a Case P.-S. PEACHES, Sliced or Halves ... .50 Cents a Can $5.50 a Dozen EXTRA CHOICE PEACHES 45 Cents a Can. $5.00 a Dozen STANDARD PEACHES 40 Cents a Can $4.50 a Dozen P.-S. APRICOTS, NONE BETTER . . .55 Cents a Can '.$6.00 a Dozen EXTRA CHOICE APRICOTS ...... .45 Cents a Can $5.00 a Dozen STANDARD APRICOTS 35 Cents a Can $4.00 a Dozen M. J. B. COFFEE .1 pound 55 Cents 5 ponuds $2,65 PEABERRY COFFEE, Bulk 3 pounds for $1,00 WHITE FLYER LAUNDRY SOAP 16 Bars for $1.00 In fact we are going through the whole stock, cutting prices as the market drops. We guarantee to fill you a bill of goods cheap er than you can buy anywhere. mson Bros The place where your dollar is taught to have more cents