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j , . , 1 1 - V;X THF. 0 A ZKTTH-TIMES, IIEITNF.K, OREGON. TIUKSDAY, APK1L 14. 1021. . Issu. IU training Order. I t-1. t '.l.i Th 1, f.-i ;,:-. 1 or that his 1 it,n k the word r.tta-t4 t, b p m..y 1-e fiomirt- ,! . ..iniut l. Fiiid that he .n:,'.-.! l-e:.'r- he may rc . t- . f th qualified lctr hi. h v. H'. eounte.l. TM-r is overrulr.l ar.d the . .ve 6llea 10 .'.ays in h.. h ti. f arther n;.ppar. h. U - mil of the X. r company, et . V. . fcrs-t r.!f r.tioi'.i'd. the Mlowinft ..Ml.-r h.is htt'r, entered, and due pro ,,., r e.I upon the parties and o ,:;:. mentioned therein: N.-w r.t this titt-e the above entitled cure on fnr hfarinc upon motion f j.S.v.rfir? avi'erinp by Woodson & Si.-k of ;,tt..rno s for j.iaintiff, sr t, ,1 l,y !!. nlV'uir.vit ar.d reoords and Me herein, therefore it is ordered ;,nd a.i'n.isni by the court as follows: Th.it Z.-eth Houser. sr.eriJT of t'ma i ! oonrty. (ieotce MoPuffee. sheriff Morrow county and Klmer Montagu, sher.ff i f Gilliam county he ar.d each i.f them is hereby enjoined and re st raim'-.i f'l'in iayir.p over to the Coun ty Treasurer of Morrow county. Orepon any taxes collected by him from the taxpayers of the John Day Irrigation 1'istrict pending the further order of thw court: That T. 3 Humphreys, treasurer of Morrow county be and is hereby enjoin ed and restrained pending the further order of this court from applying any money in his hands to the payment of any outstanding warrant of said John Pay Irrigation Pistrict; That c. C. Clatk. M. D. Clark, and Edward Kietinann and each of them, acting as directors of said John Day Irrigation District or otherwise ho and they are hereby and each of them Is hereby enjoined ar.d restrained from Is suing any further voucher or warrant against said district and from entering into any further contract and from dointr or causing to be done or permit ting to be done pending the further or der of this court any act obligating said John Day Irrigation District to the payment of any sum whatsoever. Done at Chambers at Pendleton, Ore gon this Jth day of April 1921. GILBERT W. PHELPS, Circuit Judge. a .-.,;) '.e of wcci.s ago a::.! f.-r the cor rec iticn of the ; ikw.h on last Siir.i.iy, both rt::.l ever.irg tie U a mar, of ...Mr.-ss srii -.".- to Heppner .ied as a poacher ar..t : .,: he will find a wa-m wel- ,t k,-;i op on th lie; ;::, ! ;t and Mrs. 11. J. Street Cecil Mintlrrtal Aoclatt.a Formed. The Willow Creek Ministerial Asso i..t . :i wis organised at lone on Mon U, with Mrs W. 0. Livingstone, pastor ,,f the Cli istian church at lone as pres-i.io-t ar.d llev. Storms, pastor of the !;:,pt st church at that place as secte tar). The association will embrace in its re. n! crship all of the ministers of Hepvf. Lex'ngton. lore ar.d the Wil low creek section. Monthly meetings will to held at lone, and the object of the association is to bring about better cooperation for religious work in this county. V, it Ah.ilt i .u the IV K.i-1 Farm who has bet Willow Cre on S.stilidav h n feeding his daughters who are attending liepp- ner high school. Mr. and Mrs. Win Winter who have k lanch left ,H'''" residing with their son Ralph at Knur Mile left Arlington on Satur day for Portland where they will make their homo with their daughter. Miss C. Winter. Their many friends around Cecil extend the host of wishes to Mr. "and Mrs. Winter in their new home. tiiitshe.i his du- ote is now working th near Uhea. V HOMK IOI RSE IN DOMESTIC SC1RNCE. ! Twenty Lessons in Domestic Science, by Marion Cole Fisher has recently been received by us for review. This is a complete advanced course in domestic science and home economics i boiled down to meet the requirements of the housewife and the student, i The entire course consists of twenty ! practical lessons one hundred pages 'if.lled with the moat valuable informa tion the housewife can possess hereto- ' fore taught only in domestic science i schools. Do you know the relative value of food, which fruits to use for cooking, ; what purpose salads serve, the correct : use of condiments, about proper kitchen i equipments, about V. S. Government's ! bulletins, how to reduce the high cost i livinir how- to promote and protect ! your own and your familvs health, now ; to make housekeeping simpler and more ; economical and pleasant by utilizing , modern science in the home? j This book, we note is priced at $2.00 ; per copy and from what we understand : it contains a complete $100.00 college: course, condensed, and it is practically' FREE to every interested housewife, j Write the Home Economics Depart- j ment of the Calumet Baking Powder Co., tlOO-SS Fillmore St., Chicago. 111., for full particulars regarding the book and how to secure it. Ca:l Yunibest who lias been assist ii g the 'Mayor" wtth lus spring; woik left on Wednesday for Spokane. A. K. Iwui, time keeper for Oregon Hass.vm Taxing company, made a hur ried trip to The Dalles during the week end. Mrs. Tlah'i arrived from Portland on ,ii..!-.v ,im.i will visit with her daugh ter, Mrs. Knipfet at Tentville for some by her fr: time. I Mrs Nichols and son. Master Cordon, J Jack Ferris returned home from the of Arlington were the week-end guests Heppner Hospital last Monday. He Is of Mr and Mrs. Ceo. Kiebs at The Last! recovering nicely from the serious op Camp. I oration he underwent, and though still Miss Uster Logan of Four Mile spent quite feeble he expects to be at work Saturday and Sunday with her friend. ' again In a few days lone Independent. eorcia Summers at the iasi E. J. r.ristow ami family returned from Walla Walla. Wash, last night, where they had gone to attend the fu neral of Mrs. Cassie Shemwell, Mrs. Itristow's sister, whose death occurred last Monday. Mrs. Shemwell was quite well known In lone and the news or her death will be heard with regret iends here. lone Independent. I and Mrs. C.eo. Henriksen of MVriCK TO l-HUllTOUS, Notice is hereby given that the un- Miss i Camp. Mr. Sl.raw berry ranch entertained their a,,,.,,,,,,, nas been appointed by the friends to a card party on Saturday County court of Morrow county. State (venmg. of Oregon, as administrator of the Es- Messrs. Oarliek, Schartner and Mur- tnte of Rose Ann Kilkenny, deceased, phy of Oregon Hassam Paving com- All persons having claims against said pany were doing business at Heppner estate must present them to me dub on Monday. verified at the office of Woodson & Joe Marcus landed in Cecil on Tues- Sweek in Hefipner, Oregon, within six ; day after having a few- days tioliday months from the date of first puhltca readv for work again for Everett Lo- tion hereof, inn at Fairview ranch. ' P- O i ceo. A. Miller of Highview has been' 1 this mh day of April. 19.1 a busy man during the week grading our county roads, making them ready for joy riders now that fine weather Is arriving. Oscar Nash arrived in Cecil on Tues day from lleaverton and is visiting his Cecil friends before leaving for lone where he intends to work for the com ing months. Geo. D. Anderson and Ed Martin left on Friday with a tine band of ewes and lambs belonging to Hynd Bros. This band will pasture on Hynd Bros, ranch at Kreezeout IX THE CIRCl'IT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREliON FOR MORROW COUNTY. El'H KSKELSON. ) rlaintift.) vs ) SI MMONS. SARAH WILLIS, ) Defendant.) TO SARAH WILLIS, above named defendant: Tou are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against vou In the above entitled cause within i.. I.- IhA .into of first pub- Mr. Jack Hvnd of Butterby Flats licatlon hereof and if you fail to so left on the local for Heppner on Fri- appear and answer, for want thereot, day and will spend several days with the plaintiff will apply to the Conrt for LIVE LOCAL ITEMS RIVE CECIL NEWS ITEMSl . . . - " I P.ye pasture for horses or cattle, $2 per month until harvest. W. Harold Mason. lone. Oregon. tf -al4. C. P. Huston has so far recovered from his illness as to be able, to come up to town on Saturday. He is now well on the road to complete recovery. Pr. McMurdo reports the arrival of an S-lb. son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Fell in this city on the 11th inst. Also an S-lb. son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hiatt of Lena, on the 13th. George W. Frazier, of Flora, Oregon, is here on a visit to his brother, Louis Frazier, who has been sick for some time and confined at the Moore hospital in this city. Louis is now improving ami his early recovery is looked for. Max Gorflile, head of the Eastern Hide & Junk company, of Pendleton, has been in Heppner this week gather ing in a lot of goods in his line. It has been some time since Max was in the city and now financial matters are look ing up a little as he never fails to dis tribute a portion of his wealth while here. Cemeterv hill received the once over bv the big county road grader Monday, the machine being pulled by the big "cat" which made the hill without the least difficulty. The use of the ma chinery was donated by the county and the gas was furnished by the city. It is the intention of those having the matter in charge to give this road a covering of giavel and thus put it In shape so that autos can negotiate the hill at all seasons of the year without fear of accident. Morrow county purchased a new Ford roadster for-the use of Road Master ,.rUh from Chas. H. Latourell during the week. The county is also negotiat ing for the purchase of a portable grav el screener to he used in connection with its big rock crusher. This is found to be a necessary adjunct to the coun ty's road working equipment now that so much rock surfacing is called for, This piece of machinery will enable the workmen to separate the coarser and finer crushed rock, thus keeping the fin er screenings for the top layer. Other wise the coarser rock is continually working to the Burface and a good Job of macadam can not he laid. H. W. firlm. A. J. Abernathy and C. E. Glasgow, residents 01 me irriRuu sectloni were in Heppner on last Thurs day to interview the county court in regard to getting a road established between that place and the county seat. This is net a new matter, but it has laid dormant for some time and these citizens from the north end now have hopes that better road connection be tween that point and Heppner can be established to the mutual benefit of the two sections. They seem to think that the new ferry at Irrigon will be estab lished, and this is an additional induce ment to have a good road leading from the Columbia river to this city. An automatic pump was Installed by (lilliam at.d Eisbee in the basement of the Masonic building this week, and Jim Archer has lost his Job. This little contrivance keeps the water out of the basement just as fast as it accumulates, and the principle on which It works must be something after the Idea that has been revolving in the mind of our great it.ver.tor; it Is a sort of vacuum lift nod when a little water accumulates a bulb is raised that starts a small I treair. of water from the city main Into the pump, the varuum Is formed and I the process of lifting the water out of the basement proceeds. The only difference between this little pump and the one referred to as the work of our peat Inventor is that It works while the other does not, and this makes all the difference in the world between a BUi'oennful Invention and one that Is ap parently a pipe dream. Mrs. J. E. Crabtree and children of Dotheboys Hill were Cecil callers on Tuesday. Mrs. A. Henriksen of Willow Creek ranch was calling on her Cecil friends on Friday. Melviile Logan of The Willows spent the week-end with his brother Leon at Four Mile. H. V. Tyler of Rhea was a visitor at Fairview. the home of Everett Logan, on Sunday. C. H. Morey of Lone Rock spent the week-end with his daughter, Mrs. H J. Streeter at Cecil. Fred J. Ely of Morgan made a short stay in Cecil on Wednesday Deiore leaving for Portland. Miss Hazel Winter of Shady Dell si visiting with Miss ivian Logan in Portland for some time. J. M. Melton of The Lookout spent Tri-State Terminal Co. We have sold our merchan dise store in Portland and expect to discontinue the sale of groceries in Heppner. WATCH FOR PRICE Announcement Next Week Everything Will Go at Cut Rates lM0N iSw WAY JI&Y TRI-STATE TERMINAL COMPANY i lie relief p.rae.l for in his complaint, to v.it: For a decree of the Court that the plaintiff is the owner of the follow ing doscnl.ed lands In Morrow County,. Slate of Oiegon, to wit: South half of ihc Southwest quarter of Section 36, In Township 1 South. Range :5. E. W. M: that the defendant has no right, title or . interest, in or to said land or any part , there.. f: that the plaintiffs title be for- , ' over quieted against the defendant. This summons Is published by virtue of an order of Wm. T. Campbell, Judge of the County Court of the County of ; Morrow. State of Oregon, made nnd en tered on the 11th day of April, 1921 ! WOODSON & SWEEK. ! Attorneys for the rwtntlff. I Residence Heppner, Orew'in. j Date of first publication. April 14. VrtTKVKXT OK TUB OWSRMS1IIP. Mtia.MHT, ETC nHllHKl II Y TIIK ACT OF CONtillKSS OP I ;i ST at. It2. of the Oatotte Times published weekly at Heppner, Oregon for April 1, 1921. State of Oregon. County of Morrow, ss.: Ilefore me a Notary Public In and for the State and county aforesaid, personally appeared Vawter Crawford, who. having been dnly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is the Editor of the Oazette-Tlmes and that the follownlg Is to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true statement nt tno owiieiKhin. and management, etc.. of the aforesaid publication for the date shown In the above caption. i-, quired by the Act of August 21. 1912.' embodied in section 443, Tostnl Laws j and Regulations, to-wit: j 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, managing editor, and . business managers are: publishers, j Vawter and Spencer Crawford, Hepp-: ner. Oregon; editor, Vawter Crawford;' managing editor, same: business mana-' ger. same. j 2. That the owners are Vawter and ' Spencer Crawford, Heppner. Oregon. 3, That the known bondholders, : mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding t per cent or more of total amount of bonds mortgages, or other securities are: First National Rank. Heppner. Oregon: Rarnhnrt Bros. ' and Si.lndler, Seattle. Wash. I I. That the two paragraphs next abclve, giving the names of the owners, stockholders, and security holders. If any, contain not only the list of stock holders and security holders as they appear upon the hooks of the company hut also, in cases where stockholder or security holder appears upon the hooks of the company as trustee or In any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation for whom such trustee Is acting, is given: also that the said two paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant's full knowledge nnd belief as to the clrcum- stances and conditions under which ' stockholders and security holders who ' do not appear upon the hooks of the ; i cnmpaiiy as trustees, hold stock and j securities in a capacity other than that f of a bona fide owner; and this affiant has no reason to believe that any other person, association, or corporation has any interest direct or indirect in the . aid stock, bonds, or other securities than as so stated by him, j VAWTER CRAWFORD, Editor. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of April, 1 320. JOS. J. NY'S, Notary Public. My commission expires June is, 1122. YOU- Can make that suit or dress last twice as long by having it properly and thoroughly CLEANED AND PRESSED LLOYD HUTCHINSON , TAILORING Cleaning Pressing Dying Repairing Our Standard Mu& Be Maintained Through a period extending over several years, the Mor row County Creamery Company has been laboring to place its product on the market of Heppner and cities of the adjoining . territory. We are now pleased with the progress made, and can say that the entire product, practically, of the Creamery is going into the harfds of the local merchants and to groceries and general stores in a number of the neighboring commun itiee. Our Aim Is to Keep Up the Standard ' of Our Product In order to do this, we must have pure, fresh cream that tests up to the standard in butter fat. We are gratified to state ' that in a very large measure we are receiving this consideration at the hands of producers. We do not desire to turn down any offerings, yet to maintain the standard set,-we will be compelled to do so. We should not be expected to buy small offerings of cream that have been so long in accumulation that the product has become rancid and is unfit for no other use than to be poured into the gutter; hence we must refuse to take such offerings in the future, purely as a matter of justice to ourselves and to our customers, who have the right to de mand of us the best product we can turn out. This announcement will no doubt be received in the spirit in which it is offered; we desire to get all the good, clean butterfat that is produced in this territory and at all times will pay the very highest market price for same. Please help us to maintain our standard of excellence. Morrow County Creamery Company Makers of Willow Brand Butter V. CHI DE COX, Munanei 1 " -i FiMHHiiiiimmMiwiimniim C. M. Bowers BOOT AND SHOE GARAGE Kew I'Kklor at Kedersted t'kureh. At a meet inn of the official board of the Federated church on last Sunday, Itev. 1,. E. Moore, who recently arrived here from Montana, was elected to the postulate of the church and will Imme diately enter upon his work. He expects that his family will arrive soon from Htrvensvltl. Montana, where Rev. Mooie was formerly located. Mr. Moore "I've waited all ovur the streets of this town un til I'm daraede near ruin ed. "But mv owner is goin to take good care of me, I know. "For he's on his way to Bower's shoe repair shop and that means I'll have a pood stout sole in place of tin; worn-out anair I have now. ' ' I LET'S REASON Vhen a motorist gets a puncture in his tire, does he throw the tire away or have it repaired? When a small hole wears thru the sole of your shoes, it is just as unwise to throw- away the shoes as it is for the motorist tc throw away a tire. Both shoes and tire cost real money these days. THEN ACT!! -11IK what would happen if the Light and Pow- i community s3 er Company which supplies your community mW$M with electricity suddenly ceased 10 opeiaie; g The motor-driven machinery m busy iaeiones ..,i.i ,.. t chmdstill. The manv little power-driven contrivances which add to the convenience of your shop or home would he useless, hven tlie i ignis oy wiucu you work and play would he snuffed out. v,.f ti,,, o-iv.ot ci.rvipi' rendered hv the Light and Pow- Xt-L Hi'" o.H w. - . ft,,,,,,,,,,, w ton often forwitten. It has become so ! much a part of our everyday life that it is taken for grant ;1 ed. Only on the rare occasions when something got wrong does the Light ami 1'ower umipany receive even o passing thought; and that thought is perforce a damning one. T llirht of Mctual facts, the Li'dit and Power Com- i pany takes on an entirely dicerent aspect. Its welfaie and the welfare ot the community as a wnoie are one aim inseparable. The, extent and character of the service it rentiers influences to a considerable degree the establish ment of new industries. Ami the more widely that ser vie. n iu the eloiuier and brighter the community will become, for electrical power is clean power. -Literary . l'nld Adv. Digeset. ar Theater Sale! My suitings on hand will he sold for $20.00 he low original price which will make a reduction on suit of $10.00 below actual cost. If you want one while they last come in today. We clean, press and dye ladies' and men's clothes. 4 t Heppner Tailoring & Cleaning Shop G. Franzen Si! Hi WHWltBinitrl I Friday - April 15th Friday MABLE NORMAND IN "JINX" A classic of the big toi a story of the pathetic little slavey of the circus whose one ambition was to emulate the dance of "Kory-Bory Alice, the astounding agile exponent of the famous Fiji Fling." THE LIVELIEST OF MABEL NORMAND'S COMEDIES, WHICH IS GOING SOME, YOU KNOW. Saturday - April 16th Saturday HARRY CAREY in "Sundown Slim" The finest and most human western drama in which he has appeared lie was the ramhlin' son with nervous feet , That never was made for a steady beat, lle-'d been on the bum and he'd lived in style, But there was the road windin' mile after mile, And nofhin' to do hut go! Sunday April 17th Sunday CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG IN "MID CHANNEL" Fthel Barrymore's great stage success, written by Sir Arthur Pinero. It is the big picture of the season, for every married couple, every engaged couple and all sweethearts. It is de luxe in investiture, scenes, acting and pro duction. 20 cent3 and 30 cent's each night. Monday and Tuesday, Apr. 18 & 19 TAYLOR HOLMES IN "Nothing But The Truth" Just imagine! "Nothing But the Truth" for a week! Boh Bennett tried it and ran into more trouble than two mothers-in-law. 1 1