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TIIH OAZF.TTK TIMES. HErPXER. OKF.C.OX. TIiniSPAY. JVLY 14, 1921
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MUHHOU IUIM1 IIH'KUI. FAl'Kll
THE AMERICAN TkLsS ASS.V1ATION
Co-Operation?
What docs it reauy mean? SSUu
sfioiua co-operate and ny?
ine aveiae American city will
show uie resuit ot co-operation or its
lack.
btart with tlie local newspaper
if it is a live publication witn pienty
of news and ajertis;ng in its pajjes
the chances are it has ceen bending
every enort to help develop us home
territory. But tlie paper alone can
not do it all.
A most necessary requisite is a
constructive municipal government
ready to assist in very legitimate
manner the various civic and indus
trial enterprises of the community.
Just as the citizens expect tlie lo
cal public utility company, the local
bank, the local newspaper, the local
store or the local telephone system
to be "ready to serve" them on re
quest, so should the municipal gov
ernment be just as "ready to serve"
the community and discourage un
called for attacks on any local indus
tries or institutions.
With such a municipal and indus
trial program emphasizing the "ready
to serve" idea on the part of both
private industry and city government,
any community can forge to the front
as a commercial center. Without
this spirit which recognizes the merit
and advantage of the "ready to
serve" idea, any community may lan
guish and disintegrate. The Manufacturer.
i.o.cc-itial construction
-e: buildin;. as the natio
i.r ! .MT.CHK) homes as a
:;-'MCd
;.htiy
el-caper iu:nrer have acted as a stim-,
ulant to building, but there must be
still further readjustment in prices;
before there will be a real building
boom. !
Building, in addition to affording
employment to thousands of men in(
the building and allied trades, stim-.
ulates many other industries, makes'
business for railroads and augments
the purchasing power of the country
and demand for commodities.
Jud.ce Henrv Neil, of Hinsdale, 111
;r... lather ot the .Mother s t ension
stem. has just been passed by the
lower house of the Illinois legisl
Neil's New Prison Pension Law
A bill drafted and fathered by
A'
tu:e and is on final passage without
opposition in the upper house,
It will no doubt be enacted and bej
m operation in due course of time.
It provides pensions lor mothers
of dependent children when the fa
ther is imprisoned over a year or
more.
This law authorized the Juvenile
Courts to pay such mothers $35 a
month for the first child and $15 a
month for each additional child un
der fourteen years of age.
A special tax of four-tenths of one
mill is to be levied on all property to
provide a Mothers' Pension Fund,
out of which the Prison Pensions and
the regular Mothers' Pensions are to
be paid.
This fund in Cook County (includ
ing Chicago), Illinois, will amount to
seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars a year.
The sins of the father should not
be visited on the innocent children,
or they, too, are pretty likely to 'be
lead into sin. Illinois is doing the
right thing helping little chidren
and making it less likely that they
will become criminals later on.
IThe Morrow County Fair
Heppner, Oregon
September 15, 16, 17, 1921
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Slats' Diary.
By Ross Farquhar.
Friday pa is going to try to horn
in to polatix I guess, he sed he was
a going to run for mair
' of the town, he seems
Cec uuuit uxai id a guuu
t ( start for him 1 guess it
t wiu be r mebbv a bad
p l finnish. we was down
t 3 to the Alairs house to-
nite which has a new
T cable & of course we
nat to see evrv new
uauie wniien comes to
.town. This 1 cuddent
' ....... u t,A unr
t lawn. uc uuascui liai
to tawk becaws the min-
nit he lets out a yell his
ivftca u aliu unci lliui
evry thing they is in the house.
Saturday since pa has entered
polatiks he tawks about the taref &
taxis & probishun and munney wen
he tawks of munney ma under stands
him & also tawks that is she tawks
& also pa. She sed the pirchassing
power of a $ is growing smaller &
less all the time, he replyed & sed
Well mebby so but beleeve me yures
meening ma is mcreesing more
more all the time.
Sunday after we went home
frum skool it raned in sted of
raneing before. Jake & me & cuzzen
tmmy played skool. tmmy was
teecher & told Jake to give a sen
fence with the wird Disaster in it.
he sed I wanted my ma to let me
have a cooky so I went in and dis ast
her.
Monday Went to a chirch so-
shul whitch costed 10 cts & had
quart with Jane. Because I set on
her Ice Cream. She called me
idyut & sed if my branes was sope
they wouldn't lather a flee. She
eettine awe full independt & ruff
here of lately, a speshully with me
Tuesday sum gipsy forchun tell
ers cum to the edge of town & Blis
ters 8 Jake 8 Slim & Tickle B nn.
went m & ast the gipsy woman
reed the pam of my hand. She look
ed at it & sed I see you own some
reel a state or rich black dirt Give
me 2 bits & I will tell you where to
find lots of munney. I sed You tell
me 1st then I will go give you the
munney. was ran out.
Wednesday pa ran me upstares
erly tonite he sed he wanted to read
a story about Cob & that I mak to
much noise. I dont no whitch Cob
he meens wether it is Ervin or Ty or
Corn.
Thursday had trubbel with ole
man Higgins for takeing sum of his:
apples, he cot me in the tree. 1 trifle
to explane that his apples -was the
best in the country & I am only hu
min. He sed Humin the dikkins
thats not humin its the devil in you.
Men dont seem to understand us
kids.
Thornton A. Mills, distinguished
son of a famous family of orators
and rublic servants, is a believer in
the efficacy of hard work. Most ol
the world's public and private
troubles will be solved he thinks
when men and women begin to really
work honestly again when people
work for the joy of the job rather
than the size of the pay check.
Mr. Mills is a dramatic orator o:
wonderful power and wide renown
His coming will be one of the out
standing features of this year's Chau
tauqua when he will spread on "Fid
dles and Fortunes. The theme is the
story ot Stradvari, the great violin
maker of Cremona, who worked for
love of work and who never knew
during his life that he had made a
success. From this story Mr. Mills
makes a plea for healthy minded,
courageous woik by all the people in
facing present world construction.
Cigarette
To seal In the
delicious Burley
tobacoo flavor.-
It's Toasted
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Morrow County Fair, Heppner, Ore., Sept. 15 to 17.
ONLY "QUALITY PRINTING" PRODUCED AT THE O.-T.
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After 500 Miles
Drain and Refill
There you have the first of the two most impor
tant rules for motor safety. The second is fill
with the very best oil you can buy call here
and get the correct weight of
Get together!
Puritan Oils carried in all weights, making
an oil for every car, truck and tractor.
All accessories for Ford cars always in stock.
A CARLOAD OF FORD CARS TO
ARRIVE SHORTLY.
Try Us for Service
Latourell Auto Co.
Heppner, Oregon
Auto Repair Work
We Guarantee Our Work
to be Satisfactory
Bring in all your gas engine and
tractor troubles to us
Hardman Garage
Hardman, Oregon
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Dlies I
Overalls, Shirts, Gloves,
Shoes. Full line for
Harvest Season.
Everything you will need
in the way of
Groceries I
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Bring your orders here.
We will meet the mail order i
houses for your cash, and
you see what you are
getting.
Sam Hughes Co. I
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Always Better Values for
Less Money
LLOYD HUTCHINSON
' j Cleaning , Pressing Dying Repairing
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Building on Increase
One of the most encouraging fea
tures of the business outlook is the i
resumption of building activity. Sta-j
tistics from the country at large show i
more building in progress than for;
years. I
Contracts awarded in 26 northeas- j
tern states for April totaled more;
than a quarter of a billion dollars,1
the largest ton record for an April, :
and an increase of 34 per cent over;
Mrrh. In some sections the in-1
crease reached 7l per cent and all
sections report gains uvcr
New Fisk prices now in
effect, which means tire
mileage at the lowest cost
in history.
C. V. HOPPER TIRE SHOP
Tri-State Terminal Building.
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A Drop in the Bucket
A dollar saved each week
may only scorn like a drop in
the bucket now, but in time
you'll have the bucket filled.
Then you can use the contents
for watering your garden of
Hopes and seeing the things
you have dreamed of come into
reality.
It will lead to bigger and
better things if you add to it
as your ability will permit. We
help along by increasing your
deposits with 4 interest.
Start today and
surprising results.
watch the
Fir& National Bank
HEPPNER, OREGON
Have You Tried
Calumet
Bakin
Powder
1 pound 35 cents
2 1-2 pounds 90 cents
5 pounds - $1.25
Its Economical
Phelps Grocery Co.
Phone 53