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Till: GAZF.TTK -TIMES. 11KITXF-U, OREGON, TlirKSDAY, OCT.. 20, 1ft! I.
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. t s i.ft: -' v' htUl hf-f '
i: : '! p &:;.. ? vf the
j. i I utiio, proved ,
: i-::.t.r' the total number of
v !..- Mur.i-fe. Thirty-
ihi-e ,.i!e from H tennis ton.
f ..n The I 'n'lf s. rare from
k. M.-en from hexir.gton, and
- t. e we-e Ut-pprer boys. The
rf Thfse h.' wpre: Paul K
-n x-t The I-alles. Howard M
tf lit p prior. V. K Hennett of
Inlr L-t. n. Vil!inm Kirs of Pilot Rook
hit.1 K:r.eet Vulker of Hernv.ston That
the.-e h - s ee ' iilirc to po to con
pwlerfttiJe trouMt to attend thes meet
iTK pfccnn by the instance they had
to trrtvet the hichest beinir or.e hun
dtod :tnd three miics, tv The talles.
The speakers here from out of town
weie A J trer. Institutional and
K'.iii'-'.'tt ior.nl Pireotor. Westminister
rre?bter:an Church. Portland; W. W
Dillon. Executive Secretary. T. M. C
A of Orepon and Idaho; J W. Talmer.
Assistant Oereral Secretary T M. C. A
Portland: and A F.. Tount, Interstate
Hoys" Secretary, T. M. C. A.
The Conference had the hearty sup
port of the people of Heppner. as they
entertained the visiting boys In their
homes. A banvtiet was also given to
the boys of the conference by the j
Heppner brotherhood. I
Don Case, of Heppner, was elected !
president of the conference, Edward j
Evens of Pilot Rock, vice-president, j
A I, McMillan of Heppner. secretary,!
and George Tucker of Lexington, ser- i
geant at arms. These officers gave
every help to the speakers, and carried
the conference to a successful ending.
All of the meetings were held In the
Federated church, except the last one
on Sunday ntcht. which was held In
the Christian church and was open to
the public.
Mr. Tount. Interstate Boys' Secre
tary, gave a short talk to the high
school students last Friday. He gave
a brief outline of the protrram of the
boy's conference and then told us of
the good to be got from the conference.
He pave illustrations of how one little
idea might be worth thousands of dol
lars and how the conference might
help one to get this Idea,
Amid howling storms of. "Well why
didn't they tell us?", "Why, my hair
just looks awful!" and "Hey, Lizzie,
can I get behind you? You're taller!"
the entire school and teachers had
thir pictures taken in front of the
buiVtine last Monday morning. We
were afterwards told to go to the
movies on Monday, October 24, If we
wished to see ourselves "on the screen."
Juicing from the number of groans
and siehs made by the Sophomore
English class, we Juniors take It they
are just be;ne initiated into the degree
of Oral English.
We were very glad to And that the
majority of the conference boys showed
an interest in our school and the work
we are doing. Several of the Lexing
ton delegates were in the school all
day Friday.' Others who were unable
tn rnrre then were up Monday morning
visitine the different classes.
James Olahough. fire chief, has ap
pointed the following officials to assist
him in case of fire: assistant fire chief.
PJayr.nrid Fereuson; upper hosemen,
Kirs-Irwin. Carl Cason. Paul McDuffee
and Alvin Boyd: second floor. Don Case,
Paul Aiken. Allen Case and Claude
Pic-ee: rear cuards. Ike Dexter, Keith
Lot: an. Kyle Cox, and Boyd Copenha
ver: hieh pressure, Clyde Wltcraft
Purely with this list of fire flghterB the
f. uridine should be safe.
There seems to be many smiling
fars in school this week. Wonder
why? Three days vacation'!!
Mr. James has introduced a very
mvel way of selling lyceum tickets
this year The town is divided Into four
parts and a team composed of two
iriris will have charge of each division,
the winners to receive a 3-pound box
rf r-horolates. The school is "free
plvnder and as "the earlv bird catches
:!. c :e premise- of a :e
v. a se r.tdy. especially The
kr.ow n as the "T.cket Selling
W ires' are Violet Merritt and
Van Vac toy. Thelma Miller and
t'v Vivian James and Kliza-
't-h li,itcn and Her r. ice Woodson
ar i Fay Ritchie
S.r.vO the football game between
K s.l and our boys a secret order
known as "Ye Order of Ye Black
Y es" has ben formed. Keith Logan,
Clyde Witcraft and Carl Cason are ttw
charter members, but they expect
more boys to be eligible for member
ship after each game.
The Fhysics laboratory has been en
joying a house cleaning and it now
presents a much better appearance.
The hiph school chorus has adopted
a new song, which is to be sung at ev
ery game. The name of it is "Team
o' Mine." and it is a parody of "Mam
my o' Mine,"
Several of our students, this year,
have come from various parts of the
United States. We have new students
from Missouri. Kansas and Virginia.
Our high school seems to be getting
Quite popular. We also have another
new student this week; if they keep
coming, and the public doesn't come
to our rescue, we are going to have to
v, -a;r cia
. hcol ho:
the h:tl back hainp l the hard work at the close
of the tot m
Th
Yrv? rimen
riant its color
w:i We a i ;
their
ed, moon, and
to take a lit-
n.ive oi .1
P
b
tie boiter cave of it this year than the
F'eshmen did last year. For some rea
son or other theirs got into the hands
of no of the upper classes, thus onus
ivg its ow no! s a little worry.
The first meeting of the Hehisch staff
has been heal, tn which it was decided
to pet busy at once on material and
new ideas for the annual. By starting
this work early it will give more peo
ple a chance to help, and will avoid
!i!ll!!l!li!ll!il!i!!l!i!!l!!i!lllIHil
Tho ii'imt sren of our town seemed
!, Iuip dt-nv.'.l sreat benefits from the!
oM.r lvs' iVnfereiu' and the people!
..f l!n- town have been iuoh strong
suvi'oi t.'rs ili.it we hope It will not be
I, nt- Wn( an Older GlrU' Conference
u ill l-e ln-lil in our city,
i From the varied expressions on the
f;i..s if the high school students
Tuesday afternoon when the report
cauls for the flvst six weeks were given
out. it was rather hard to decide
' whether we will lose many of oar stu
dious little "Froeh" or not.
KEEP YOUR AUTO IN
GOOD RUNNING ORDER
The old saying "a stitch In time
saves nine" Is Just as applicable to
an automobile as It Is to a garment.
You should keep your machine in
good running order and thus save
repair bills.
The Heppner Garage
Machine Shop
IS NOW VNDBR ENTIRELY SEW
MANAGEMENT
In the hands of men who thor
oughly understand their line of
work in every detail, and you are
Invited to bring your auto troubles
to them. It matters not how big or
how small the Job, they will give
it the same careful and painstaking
care and all the work will be abso
lutely guaranteed.
Our shop is being put In shape to
handle any class of auto repair
work that will bob up and we know
how to do It. Perhaps your car does
not need much done to It Just now,
yet there may be some parts of the
mechanism that are not doing their
work Just right. Bring it to us and
let us look it over.
Yours for Service.
HEPPNER GARAGE MACHINE
SHOP
Phoar S3 Patrick & LaDuslre
LammTailored-to-Measure
Clothes
havo always won the admiration of mon who care
not alone because of the fabric excellence
and tit but the Ions; run economy
as well.
Shop around Town then
come here and you're sure
to appreciate the good
ness of our values.
Styles Galore. Hundreds of Patterns for
your selection.
Tailored for you at less than ready made prices.
DAVID A. WILSON'S
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S WEAR
APTIIORIZKD LAMM DEALER
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simiiiiiiiES
Coming to
THE DALLES AND
PENDLETON
DR. MELLENTHIN
a srccECsrix srr.rui i'T for
THE IMT FIFTEEN YEARS.
We Serve You
SERVICE!
We like to put it in capitals that way
because we believe it is the most im
portant thing in the battery business.
Of course we can't make a new bat
tery out of an old one, or a good bat
tery out of poor one, or a long-lived
battery out of a short-lived one. There
are limits even to battery service.
But we can make any battery last
longer and serve better if you give us a
chance. We can make the Willard
Threaded Rubber Battery do both
and it already holds records for long
life and reliability.
We can always do more with a bat
tery if we get a chance right at the
tart, although we are ready to help
anytime. Come in I
Voull say, too, that we give-
SERVICKI
BATTERY ELECTRIC SERVICE STATION
h R. CfcABOCGH
Pkea 81 Hepr, Ore.
DOF.S NOT T SF. SURGERY
Will be at
THI-. DALLF.S HOTEL In THE DAI.I.ES
Tuesday and Wednesday,
November 8 and 9.
and at
Pl:VOI.ETON HOTEL la PENDLETON
Thursday, November 10
Office Hoorai 10 a. m. to 4 p. as.
Willard
Batteries
ceding Time Is Here
Gilliam & Bisbee will
sell you
Drills and Harrows
at prices that are right.
Gilliam & Bisbee
!
STAR THEATER
FRIDAY -:- October 21st -:- FRIDAY
ALICE JOYCE in
'Her Lord and -Master"
A clean, wholesome picture for the whole family. Also 8th episode of
"FIGHTING FATE"
SATURDAY October 22nd -:- SATURDAY
ROY STEWART and FRITZIE BRUNETT in
"The Devil to Pay"
"For the sins ye do, ye pay for one by one." Also Comedy and Pathe Review.
SUNDAY -:- October 23rd -:- SUNDAY
RUPERT HUGHES' FAMOUS STORY
"THE CUP OF FURY"
A great picture, a picture whose story will linger in your mind long after you have
seen it. Don't miss it. Also Comedy and Pictorial.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, October 24th and 25th
NEIL HART in
"HELL'S OASIS"
From the story "The Fighting Parson." The good-in-bad-man sort of story.
Also Vod-a-vil movies and comedy.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Oct. 25th and 27th
MAE MARSH in
"NOBODY'S KID"
from the novel "Mary Carey." Tragedy, comedy and charm a real entertain
ment. Also Comedy and Scenic.
COMING SOON:
"The Old Nest" :- "Dangerous Curve Adead"
Regardless of your position in society, your political leanings or your religious
beliefs, see these two pictures.
With ocknewltdymtmlt to K. C. M.
The Mystery of the
Cook's Pet Parrot
tSSStt88l
See the Champion
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL
LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION
PORTLAND
NOV. 5-12
$75,000 in Premium. Beef and Dairy
Breedi-Hore, Swine, Sheep and Goata
Immense Poultry and Rebbit Show Wea-
tern Dairy Products Show Spectacular
and thrilling Night Horse Shows.
Lvfest exposition ofilt kind in America
10 tenm under one roof
REMEMBER THE DATE
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
TWO DAYS OSIT
So (barge fur Eamlnatloa
lir. Mellenthin Is a regular graduate
ly the state of Oregon. He visits pro
fessionally the more Important towns
and cities und offers to all who call on
this trip consultation and examination
free, except the expense of treatment
when desired.
According to his method of treatment J
he does not operate for chronic appen
rticliis, gall stories, ulcers of itornach,
tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonderful
results In diseases of the stomach, liver,
buwela, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid
ney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak
lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers
and rectal ailments.
If you have been ailing for any length
of time and do not get any better, do
not fail to call, as improper measures
rather than disease are very often the
cause of your long standing trouble.
Kemember above dates, that examin
ation on this trip wlil be free and that
Ills treatment Is different.
Address: 836 Boston Block, Minne
apolis, Minn.
We are Offering
Superior and
Van Brunt Drills
In Stock at a Price Below what
we can replace them
Peoples Hardware Co
(flies
A FUNNY paper recently.
SLIPPED ME a good laufb.
e
WITH A wbeeie about.
A FAMOUS YontrllOQUlsL
AND WHY he had quit.
THE VAUDEVILLE stage.
IT SAID he discovered.
t
HE COULD make more Jack,
t
SELLING WOODEN parrot.
80 WHEN I got horn
I PASSED the jok.
t
TO OUR cook, who own.
t t
BOTH A Bpeechleai parrot
AND A sense of humor,
BUT 8HE muffed it,
BECAUSE 8HE didn't know.
t
WHAT A ventriloquist wu,
t
80 I had to explain It
AND ON the war out.
I BLEW juat a whiff.
OF CIGARETTE smoke,
AT HER amusing old.
FOOL OF a parrot.
WHICH NEVER talks.
AND I aaid, "Poll,
I
HOW D'YOU like It?"
AND TO thla day.
t
ITS GOT me guessing.
WHETHER IT was cook.
OR THE blamed bird.
WHICH SQUAWKED back.
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"THEY SATISFY."
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CHESTERFIELDS speak for
themelves. They Kt you
know you're mokinp. Tney
"aatisfy" and yet, they're ntt'W.
An Impossible combination, you
ay7 Sure everywhere but in
Chesterfields. The blend does it
and the blend can't be copiedl
rue
CIGARETTES
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Lioomr & Myiri Tobacco Co.
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Do you know about the
Chtittrjield package qflOf
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