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THE OAi'KTTE-TIMES. URITXKR, OR Ell OX, TIUTiSlUY, JUXE CO, 1921.
The Oregon Wool Growers
Sin Up
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Ward mme thn . Ovl tfcetr
Pt cnT i? ail the hf'fp in the Wil
lmtt valley ii. this r pan.iAtion.
Aftr July fimt they u ur.4e:iake
tfair f nal rrKnitation, a buainesi
titinagrr vill t chonen and they will
f-o into tn leaion s fturoe.
Wool It rapidly tiTifr Rs?emtld at
tha Witern Wool Warehouse company
mhr It will be stored, traded &nd
co u red. 'W hen the wool is graded each
member of the pool will receive a slip
showing the number of pounds of each
grid. This L. S. licensed warehouse
receipt Is then available as security for
advances of money. There seems to be
no difficulty whatever in getting the
advance on the wool through the Ore
iron Wool Growers association.
There are a number of Eastern Ore
gon growers who hae already consign
ed their wool to this state pcoU mu
of them large growers. However, there
will be no definite campaign on in East
ern Oregon until fall; prior to that time
It is hoped to have a meeting of the
Interested sheepmen all over Eastern
Orpon to see what definite plans can be
worked out towards arranging for a
propr representation for Eastern Ore
gon tn this pool and the securing of
management and salesmanship that will
be entirely agreeable to Eastern Ore
gon conditions. When this meeting is
held and if rlans can be made that will
be agreeable to Eastern Oregon sheep
men it is anticipated that a very large
;.:en Ivrslii,' n ill be secured in Eastern ;s the only plan th.it will assure to ag
Kon The financing of members of ricutme, consistent support on the
:f ? state .1 pool both regarding ninny measures which come into con- ,
-tn'rp and w,h-1 seems to be pretty welljfUct w.th the interests of commercial
taK. n care of. land financial groups
Let's Go, Buddy!
Bee Specialist Coming .
Vrofessor S.uilen of the bee depart- ;
ment will make his long delayed viau j
to Morrow county In July. During that i
time we will vllt as many bee stands!
as possible in the county. Many farm-J
ers have already served notice on the
Agent that they wish to have their bee
stands inspected and any others who
would like to have Professor Seullen
advise with them on their bee condi
tions will please notify this office with
in the next two week a.
Congressmen Unite for Agri
culture Congressmen are uniting here in
Washington in behalf of agriculture. An
organization has crystallized from a
group in each house of congress which
will act as a center and rallying point
on all matters of agricultural legisla
tion. Several senators took it upon
themselves to get together a group of
stauneh agricultural supporters and
hold an informal meeting at Farm Bu
reau headquarters. A few nights later
several representatives carried out the
same plan. With the sentiment now
prevailing in Congress, it is believed
that it will only be a matter of time
until a well defined agricultural group
will be known and recognised In both
houses and will stand solidly for merit
orious agricultural measures, regard
less of political lines or affiliations. This
r of Howard M James and daugh
ters. Misses Mcrvedoth and Vivian, will
leave in the morning for Portland. Mr.
James was in leceipt of word fiom a
sister residing there that his mother,
who is s-3 years of age, was nearing
death and he is hastening to her bed
side. Mrs. James, has been living at
Venice, Calif., for the past few years
and cared for by her daughter, and they
have just recently returned to Fortland.
Mrs. Howard James will Join her hus
band a little later and the family will
have their summer vacation before re
turning to Heppner.
KU'Rl.K HOME," Star Taeater
Monday and Tuesday
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Cffme tested in service
Millions ofciiles of highways and dtjr streets have proved Zero
lene to be a lubricant of highest quality. This uniform quality is the
result of an efficiency in the manufacture of fine lubricants creeled
by the combined resources, experience, knowledge and equipment
of the Standard Oil Company.
Yon gain an advantage in the use of this time-tested lubricant by
following the recommendations of our Board of Lubrication Engi
neers embodied in the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Chart.
Ask for Chart for your car.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
'grade for each type of engine
Under Auspices of
Let's Go, Buddy!
lone Post No. 95
nth of
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ebratioe
lone, Ore., July 4-5, 1921
An interesting and varied program will be presented, in
cluding street sports, baseball games between Arling
and lone, dancing each evening, moving pictures.
Hon. J. K. Weatherford, of Albany
will deliver the address on the morning of the 4th. A full
patriotic program will be given.
Come to lone and Celebrate with the Legion
GoodrichTire Price Reduction
applies to all sixes
without reservation
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The name of Goodrich on a tire means
just one thing quality. And that quality
is always the highest that can be produced.
Each tire is specially designed for the set
vice it must deliver. Goodrich Fabrics, in
the popular sizes, have established them
selves as unusual values from the stand
point of real economy. Silvertown Cords
in their class have always held first place
in the esteem of motorists, not only be
cause of their symmetrical perfection of
finish, but furthermore, by reason of their
long life, complete dependability and sat
isfactory performance.
Your dealer will supply you at these dr
prices:
SILVERTOWN CORDS
30x31 $24-50 $2.55
32x3i 32.90 2.90
32x4 41.85 3.55
33x4 43.10 3.70
32x4i 47.30 4.50
33x41 48.40 4.65
34x4i 49.65 4.75
33x5 58.90 5.55
35x5 I 61.90 1 5.80
The anti-skid safety tread
Silvertown Cord
20 Lower Prices
The Goodrich price reduciioii
which look (U& May 2nd was
wiihouC reservation. It included
Silvmtowns together with Good
ticit Fabric tires and Goodrich Rad
and Gray inner tubes.
FABRIC TIRES
Smooth 1 30x3 I $12.00
Safety 30x3 13.45
Safety 1 30x3"T 16.00
Safety! 32x3 M $20.25
Safety 32x4 26.90
Safety 1 33x4 28.30
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBEIt COMPANY
aAhon, Ohio
tar Theater
r i 1 T 1 O 1 FRIDAY -:- JULY 1st -: FRIDAY
Saturday, July 2nd "CHECKERS"
JULY 1st
FRIDAY
Nannette saw the violator creeping towards her, leering,
crafty, powerful. At her call a door crashed in and the
cabin thundered with the roar of fight as Neewa, the bear,
and Brimstone, the dog, plunged to the aid of the girl and
the man went down beneath the ripping, rending, twisting,
crunching fury of their jaws!
THAT FIGHT'S A THRILL THAT
WASN'T EQUALLED EVEN IN
"BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY."
AND A SCORE OF OTHER SCENES
ARE JUST AS BIG.
Konrinjr rivors mthI firo-girt forests real nwn and splendid
women beasts of play ami beasts of prey! They startle
a! delight you as only one other backwoods drama did.
Lon Chaney, Lewis Stone, Betty Blythe
and big cast in
NOMADS of
the NORTH
FROM THE NOVEL BY
James Oliver Curwood
AND WHAT A STORY! Picture it! Kaoul Challoner with
his wife, Nannette, and her baby lost in the world in
their little cabin in God's Great Wilderness happy in their
hiding place free from law's injustice, their only friends a
big black bear and a wolf dog. Then comes O'Connor of the
North West Mounted to take them back. And as man and
wife and child, bear and dog, start down on the trail that
leads straight to the gallows their whole wide world bursts
into flame.
A forest fire so real that it staggers you! A battle through
so fierce that it awes you. And a finish so fine that you'll
cheer it!
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The great racing drama. A most enter
taining picture, full of suspense and thrills.
Also two-reel comedy "Virtuous Hus
bands" (or "A Revival of the Extinct").
SUNDAY
JULY 3rd
Basil King's
SUNDAY
"Earthbound"
If you know Basil King we know you
will see this. If you are not acquainted
with him, see this unusual picture. It is
something different, and depicts the trend
of thought of an ever increasing number
of people.
Monday and Tuesday, July 4th and 5th
Fickle Women
A brilliant comedy-drama of Yankee pep,
woman's inconstancy and American
humor.
Wednesday and Thursday July 6th and 7th
ANITA STEWART IN
"THE JUGGERNAUT"
By Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Randolph Chester.
A thrilling tale of modern life. . A race
between a train and an automobile and a
most realistic train wreck.. Also "Spring
time," a two-reel, side-splitting comedy.
For those who remain at home for rest
while others are celebrating, we have a par
ticularly interesting set of pictures for
your entertainment. See them and you will
not regret having remained at home.