r A fill TWO THE GAZETTE-TIMES, nr.PPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1921. THE GAZETTE-TIMES Tt, H(;t r,a,tt EstaMlaaad March a, liM Th Hrpi.i.er Tin.a Kitabllanad NoTfriibfr Ik. 1Ss7. Ct.naniicattd KoSiruar) 14, llt ubi!hwi vry Thuraday morning Xtj latrtrr mmii lumr trawler and muted al jhe 1 ottotfiva at Happ. nar. oran aa aecondclaiia ntattar. 1D1KRTI1U RATES GIVE ON APP1.UJ1 IDS SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Tear U.l Montha Three Month! li.ngle Cuplea MOO . 1.00 . .u .01 HRHOW COI-WTT FK1C14L PaFKR 1 Femvn A invert iir Rmre nw- THE AMLRICAS FRfJS AS.soaa.TloN Common Sense Will Prevail The U. S. National Bank of Port land has this common sense view in its business digest just issued: "We are now paving prosperity's debts. It was human nature to run up bills during good times, and we did it. Now we are Faying our bills under pressure. We borrowed 50 cent dollars, so to speak. now we are repaying them with S5-cent dol lars, and as prices continue to come down, it will be necessary to repay additional dollars obtained in boom times, with dollars which will be twice as hard to earn. Of course it is hard, and the worst is over. Though prices have fallen greatly, there is still further deflation to be accomplished. We are 'Bavins the penalty for violating economic laws, and all are guilty from the Federal uovemment down. Extravagance, perhaps justifiable under the neces sity of winning the war was the or der of the day. For several years, figuratively speaking we were bor rowing ourselves ncn. Now we suffer because we must cav back. "But our people are looking fac;s in the face. The country is not broke it is merely bent. Common sense and hard work honest work thrift and economy will pull us out ot tne noie. it is time to take off our coats, go to work, take our med icine no matter how bitter, suffer our losses and benefit from our ex periences. There have been times when financial conditions seemed almost hopeless, but always common sense nas prevailed, and thus it will oe again. f The local chautauqua committee has received a number of inquiries as to how there could be a deficit this year when there were 460 season tickets subscribed for last year at the close of the chautauqua. This came aoout simpiy Because some people who subscribed for season tickets did not take them and cav for them. The local committee signed the contract on the strength of the subscriptions for the season tickets. Thev exDect- ed to do the work attendant upon taking care of the oca arranee ments, and this is no small job. But they did not expect to pay for tickets which people did not take. The com mittee is no more to blame for the unseasonable date this year than are those who signed the cards. The de ficit this vear is S260.90. of which the bureau assumed half, leaving $130.45 for the local committee. The collection taken at the last night of the chautauqua amounted to a lit tle over $30.00. leavin? about $100 yet to be made up. Seveal public spirited citizens have indicated that they will help the committee on this deficit, for which the committee is very grateful. The committee appre ciates the fine collection taken at the tent. Some of those who did not take the rickets they had signed up for say they did not understand the situation, but that they will now pay for them rather than have the com mittee pay for them. This shows a good spirit. We do not expect any deficit next year. Slats' Diary. By Rrss Farquhar. friijy the profitears is getting ae full pa sed. Las spring he hot a sute of close of the "' ' -)f srore keeper & the store keeper sed it wood ware . like iron. & it did pa There are richer men, perhaps, in Oregon than either Robert A. Booth, John B. Yeon and W. B. Barratt. There are men, perhaps, of greater learning along given lines; but there are no men who in the measure of service which they are giving to this great state, are greater than these three. Fortunate indeed is Oregon that it has three such men who are free ly giving to this state an exhibition of a rare combination of business in tegrity, high ideals and practical ap plication of business principles to the attainment of those ideals as mani fested in the work of the Highway Commission. Ontario Argus. t sed for it shure has be- C si gun to look rustie alii ready. I J Saturday we are get-1 , I ting reddy to go on a big1 Vl travelling trip, we are a ft pointr u'av iimi.-n cnnth I in New Orleens pa & ma & me. pa has got his self a lot of new sov " & nekties & ma has bought a hole lot of close & 1 hafto wash my teeth evry day. we will start nex Thursday. SurtJjy ma is getting intrested I in polatix to. She was a setting on the porch tawking to pa & telling him how he should ought to vote & why so & pa opened his mouth, she got angry and sed. Don't set there & yawn at me if yure sleepy go lay down on the bed. Pa answered & replyed I am not sleepy deer I just was trying to say sum thing. Monday kinda cool today & ma sed for me to be shure to not go a swimming, so Jake & me desided to go. wen I cum home pa looked at, me & sed Boy you been swim ming. I looked at him kinda clan destine but sed nothing, he sed How cum yure pants is on backard 1 had nuthing to say & thats all I sed. Got a lamming, but I wilt never beleeve in circumstanshul evidents agen. Tuesday bizzy packing up are close & things for are trip, ma sed I cant take the dog along, she sed 1 wood hafto rent him out to Jake wile we are away. I no I am going to get home sick for him wile I am cone he is so sweet & licks my face & hunjs vihitch saves me washing them so offen. HViiifsJjy tomorro is the day e go. we are going to stop at Luk Out nit. & see where the big battle was at. pa has never rode on a pull man sleeper like ma & me has. ma is afrade he will mek a fool of his self. but she is giveing him a lot of tawk about instrukshuns and etc. Thursday all reddy to go. pa sent the trunk down to the deepo & went down & told the ralerode man to be mitey care full with it because they was sum thing in it whitch mite get broke & leek out. he let on it was medicine so nex time I rite in my diry will tell of are trip. I no it is a going to be sum fun pa luks so worryed. & ma to. Frank Christenson returned Monday last from a visit to Portland and the seashore. It was necessary for him to shorten his stay on account of wheat harvest coming on and also to settle up his business affairs In lone before lo cating elsewhere permanently. lone Independent The Morrow County Fair Heppner, Oregon September 15, 16, 17, 1921 LIKES SHEEP RAISING GAME v illililill nillllllll!!!!!! lllilllllllilii Jas. Davis, Lexington carpenter, who does a little farming on the side, was a visitor In Heppner on Monday. He reports the harvest progressing well In his section and the yield very satis factory. Oregon's Hither Institution of TECHNOLOGY Eight Schools; Seventy Departments FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. i, 1921 For ielormiiioa writ t itw Effiitrif Oregon Agricultural College CORVALLIS Use Red Crown Gasoline Jvr Power and Mikae Sv-SfcXV i ifc Vs. Tli' W-'saVvwi W JR 4 fir I Harvest Belies Su The prices of mutton and wool duty. To assist In this moTement bare soared to hlfti that (OTern- big sheep prizes are offered by the ment experts are urging the rals- Morrow County Fair, Hcppnur, Ing of more sheep as a national Ore.. Sept. 15 to 17. tne most powerful engine in tne world depends on its source of power The refining of Red Crown gasoline i based on a thorough, scientific study and knowledge of the fuel requirements of the automobile engine. n Keep a record of your trip mileage, also note the power and flexibility of your en gine with Red Crown gasoline, and you will be convinced that Red Crown, 4 the gasoline ofquality,"is the gasoline for you. Look for Standard Oil Service Stations and for the Red Crown sign at garages, service stations, and other dealers. Ther you will be able to get good service witi Red Crown gasoline. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Califcrnk) w a. : w m am i tffie Gasoline of Qualify I LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE I LEON W. BRIGGS, Agent H Kt'iri'scnting Idaho State Life Insurance Co. 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One Block East of Hotel s A F E T Y 6i s E R V I c E oA Cash ;serye The Man who invests in In terest Earning Certificates of Deposit has money reserve in the form of a cash capital that he can command at the right time, to close a business deal with profit, or otherwise ad vance his financial interests. Such a money reserve is at the same time a safe, profitable invetment, for every dollar is at work earning a safe rate of interest for you from date of deposit. Fir& National Bank HEPPNER, OREGON SEE Our New Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats at $30 and $35 LLOYD HUTCHINSON TAILORING Cleaning Pressing Dying Repairing 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