NOTICE OF
BOND SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKN that
ttio undersigned will receive sealed
bids until 10:00 o'cioek A. M., the 7th
liny of July, 1028, ar.d immediately
thereafter the bids will 1)9 publicly
opened by the County Court, nt the
County Court Kcom in the Court
liou.se In llcppnrr, Oregon, for th
purchase of an isjue of bjnds of Mor
row County for t'te construction of
pe'-manent roads therein in the um
r( one hundred twenty Uiounind dol
lars t$ 120.000), Mid hottds to b in
denominations of $1,000 each, num
bered 1 to 1-0 itic.u.;ve, to benr Jute
of June 1, 1926, and to tK.it.ure serially
in numerical order at the rute of
$6 000 on the llrr.t day of Juno in each
of tho years 1052 to 1951 inclusive
eaid bonds to bear interest at the
late of five per cent (5) per annum,
payable semiannually on the first days
ol June and December, principal and
interest payable in Bold et in at the
cfl'ce of the County Treasurer in
Hi ppner, Orcfton, or at the Fiscal Ag
ency of the State of Oreon in New
Wit City.
Ail bids must bo unconditional and
accompanied by a certified check for
$5,000.00.
Tl. Court reserves the right to re
ject any nr.d all bids.
The approving legal opinion of
Messrs. Teal, Winfree, Johnson & Mc
tulloch will be furnished tlte suc
cessful biuder.
GAY M. ANDERSON,
County Clerk, Heppner, Oregon.
7 BOUND TRIP TO
V DENVER 5? JO
OMAHA 72 61
KAN&A3 CITY ... 11 M
1 DK3 MOINES T 5S
I ST. LOU 13 hi 6J 1
J CHICAGO 87 M I
DETROIT ln OS
I ; CINCINNATI .... 107 4i
, ' CLEVELAND 109 M
TORONTO.,., .... 11S Ofl
f . ATLANTA Ill M I
E I tn-r-rv':! on 111 nA I I
I WAMiirturun... ij sv t i i
l-'i PHILADELPHIA. 16 JS J I
MDbtv iA i:a. 'j I a
BOSTON 164. ? I
9
MORGAN NEWS
C. W Warner and family of
i'os-iil visited II, 0. Ely and fami
Saturday and Sunday. C, W
nu ked for Hal in 1907 and has
otbeen hre sines tli n. He no
irrd quite a number of improve
vnts, especially in the roads.
Morgan and vicinity was visi
ed ly several nice ruins Monday
vtrcli niakts the fa-mor lautjh,
The Mot nan Daily Vacation Bi
ileSchool closed Saturday and th
eaciiers left for their homes on
frinday evening.
Miss Gladys Men lock spent Sun
lay with her folks. She was ac
wmpanied by Miss Alta Petty-iohn.
Martin Baurenfeind is over
hauling Bert Fulmaleer'a autamo
')ile.
Howard Hardest)- is working
for Franklin Ely.
Mr. and Mrs. Stout and daunh
er, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim ":' it
if Heppner spent Sunday wiih
dr. and Mrs Alfred Medlock.
IN TIIIC COUNTY COURT
OF TIIR STATU OK ORE
CON FOK MORROW CO.
CITATION
IN THE MATTKR OF THE
ESTATE OF FRANKLIN l (
KOSS.J)l-CKASKI).
'In Anna II. Hukk, llin licl II. Homm
I'tllll'lltl A. It.lHS, 1'llUlkllll 1'. ItllMM,
I'.i'llii Ilium, MiUKMii't K IIiinh, John
II. lluHH. A ti mi M. lioHN, mill Jiini' I
'"- lirlrNiit In tv iiinl ut'xt nf km uf
t'lilikllli I'. 1 1 ohm, ilri'i'iiHi il, Mini to
nil iiIIiith nnkiiowii, Inlt'i'i'Nli'il In
r-u lil I'Mnti', If liny mii'li Ihi'i'i' lit',
IN THK NAMi: UK Til K STATU
uK tilt; iO: you nil- IiiTi'Ii.v t'oin
iiuii.ili'il mul riiilii'il Id npi'iir In
I he f im t.v couii room. In tin' t'oun
tvfliinrt IIomhi. fir I liintiiit'r Mm'
James and Voimirer hos went row conniv, uro; milio .Inly,
aminir those that kept up their i H'-11. term of hiiI.i t t im Nadir-
warfare. '"'ay tlii'thlnl l:iy of .Inly, ln.'il, nt 1 lie
M;esou.-i wasa poverty stricken l,,Vl.r Vf a ,v,fMk l!l ' "''''"" (
, ... , , "lil uny, lii Hun nnil llii'ro hiiow
country at the end of the war, ,. u ,.v ,.,,,v l.,. tvhv I
thoiik'h a rich country if it hadhim UhouM not iH'Krai.t.'d t.'. k. II. lioh.
Iiim.ki iiiliniiilsli'iiior ol l lu IVljitc
of 1 rmiMlu I'. 1:sh, ilivi'iiM'il, (or
(ho mile ot t he (oIIowIiik ili'Hi'rllH'il
plina, luirvi'U or tnicla o( ivnl proi
iTl.v, lit prlvnl.' hiiIi', for tlii'liml
rlrr olitiilnnlilt' for i'iihIi In tin int.
mul (lint tin' ii-in i'i'iIh llnTi'i.f Ih' up
D AYS AM) MCI ITS
IN OLD MISSOURI
The KniRlit of Windsor Castle
Harks Back to Olden Days.
Windsor Cast'e
June 17. 'l'O
Editor Independent:
' 1
wiote you some time aito and told
you about Missouri, roy home
tiite. I often-think nhout that
country and the times people had
there during and after the Civil
War.
1 was about ten years oi l when
the war ended in 'ir, hut some of
the men did not quit fiirhtintr for'
several years afterward. The!
1 1 Public Hearing of Prohibition (Question
Ml H . -X i ' '11, Jf I - V T 40. 1 1H'
prodcera instead nf t m--v con
tumei. I i"":pn thu.K of those
t.,oni.ii!u. cruel p'ave-y ""'"ys.
My people wi-ie' Hit Southern
pympiuhizers. but they saw their
mif-iake after the war.
AITS, blajys Liy was in llepp , It U a nnMv tmitrh nnmiKllinn I'lli il to tin" nut mi-lit olt.ixi'H. ini.rt
ur Ihursday and Fridav takip;- mv friend to atn'n n Immnn lw.J W li' r. ft. ki'iht.iI Imlrliliil-
eachers examinations. ; inf.', stand him on a Mock, sell
Mr. It. E. Harbison left Wed-' him to the highest bidder ar.d
tesday for Portland. He w as ac i send him away from his wife and
jotnpanied by Hershal TownS.Mid chi.dren. not for a day, a month,
if Morgan and Mrs Corson and or a year but forever and for
Irs. Sperry of lone.
ii'ver. One of our jj'eattst Amer
. ;;ntiicanssaid it must t.top. and
Marparet Ely w spending a few jh9 !topped u but had an awful
Uys with Mr. and Mrs. F. D. lmut an(j a bloody war before it
vy. I wa over-
Miss Eudora Hordesty, now of, J rtmtrn ier lots of war s:)rg?;
!one. spent Sunday with hi r this is one of them:
'oiks. 'When this cruel war is ovi-r,
Mr. and Mrs. F. D Ely spent' And the Lincoln hots dont
(Sunday evening with, Mr. ani b.nd me
IMrs.H. C. Ely.
Hal Ely had the misfortune to
-inurn out a tearing in his car
Sunday.
In effect to ScDtemlciB
Ectrirn limit October 310S
THE EAST INVITES TO'J
nd the Union Pacific makei your
journey economical by low round-trip
excursion fare to all important point!
In the East, Middle Weat and South.
LIBERAL f TOPOVIE FRIVlLZOt
enable you to visit the big eastern
citie or America' greatest wonder
lands) Zloa National Park
Tll,TTt'at Natinaal Park
Rocky Mountain National Fark
all reached via the scenic and hhtoric
Union Pacific DeLuxetrsins. Superior
service. Descriptive book Lt cn request.
The Sunday School rally held at
Minor's Grove Sunday was w-ll
' Atended, there beinK between 'jOj
and 100 present. The speakers of
tne day were Bro Alfordof llepp
:ner, Bro. Neufel it of Arlinnton, j
and Bro. Head of tyre. A pro
gram was given by the Daily Vu
cation Bible S:hool. There wer-s-ieral
special instrumental a. id
'vocai selections rendered.
Harvest Wage Scale
I'll make my way straight back
to the girl;
The girl I left behind me.
'Jii thut jfirl that pretty little girl,
The tears do fall and blinu me
girl;
The gir1 1 left behind me.
ComSinrs
Sick Sdvvers
Drivers .
tlfikX l m it f I iVrin ar l)i
VACATION ROUTE
TO" INFOKMATtOf ia r.ESXBVA-
T1CN CAU US OH Will
iers
i vers
Straw Haulers.
C"'ikiup to ten m-n C 00
Wnti rbuck and Itoustaoouc... S.CO
it co
.. 4 (;0
.3 CO
... 5.00
... 5.00
...3 00
niHH mul i'ohIh ninl cvii-iimi'H nf m.
niiiiUlriitloii, tow It;
lli'lnnlna; nt tln Smiiliwi'st cor
hit ol tin-orl Iiwimi niinrliT nt tin
Norllii'iiKt uniiriiT of S i-Himi n. In
Tiiw imlili t South, Km nut' '.'4. Kin-I
or til.' 111 n 111.-1 1 . M 'I'i.ll.in. tl v
runiui b I'.nxt 'i (i l l, l lirii. i' imI
:ii il' vti'ik N-ulli '.:i.' ft-t-t In tin
smith III)'' ot County lionil, ,! Iicini'
Ih'kImiiIhk Ml n point illri'i'l ly nrroxH.
nt a point on tin' North lint' of milil
County llimil n nil rniiulnu Wixt M ill'
ttni'H Norili .".r f'''l, Hti'iii'i' Si hi th
.'li f.'it to tin- .lli line of Biiil
C i 1 1 1 1 1 j' lloii'l, t 'i. -1 ii li i; iiiiliik' ill
m lly in ioi-h m .1 1 i ti t 011 tln Soiilli
llui' o( tin' Kiilil ( oinity lloinl mul
rmiiilnu t lirni'i' Si iiit li III I. , t to the
ilnic ol li'Tliiiilni;.
A No. nil of Unit r rtnln liliii', pur
ivl or trurt ol l.nnl. Iii liinliii.-1117 It
I'iikI nt th.' Sunt h Wi-Mt i'orin'iiif tin
.N'uriliwi'Kt iii.irli'r o( tin- Nnrlln tiHt
'Vhen I thirjj of lhat pretty tittle 'i"rtiT ot s.i iiun n. In T..iihiiip i
SniiUi, KniiKi' Zt. I.a-t 01 h iiiaiin't tv
.Mvriillnn. rnnnliiK t li. ii. t- r-'oii I li :S.i
.-..-I 1 1 ..... ... I ' . I -1 1 1 r. ... t I li -in ,. V.irl h
1 remember a couple of otir;::t ,",.t. ii.,. w.hi t.vt t.. tin
neikihbora wenttotown soon afierj i,n.' of iivsinnlni;.
the war and on their way home! All ot tin-niiuvv iivwriu il n-al prop
in lhevenir;Rhadto co 'through i''r,-v '" M"""w('"H.v. Orv.
some timber country. Thev wer(,'TiilH.'ie.itioii l ..ii.iuiil i-v nnl.-rof
! lilt' Hull. It. I.. Li nk''', Jllilrfi" nl tin-
rMimr along u'kuiic when, whiz i-,,,,,,, rlirt oiilivsiniot i.rvson.
wer ' a bullet past th'ir hi-ads. i.,r Murmw ( uiiiiiy. inmlv nml vii
Tl:i" looked around and saw two! '''f''1' "a 'li-l' "1 1 ts iicii
or three men th" brush and hoi j"'i ilicilntf f ii-lir.t piii..i. inii.ti
1, - ,1 ..1 4L j .. .1 a t'i 1 .1 livri'.if III thv Itll llll v i.l J iiiiv. l 'Jii
Icri'd si trn m Bt.d asked :V hat do ... , . I ,,,
, mul i n- Int. oiiiiil. 11II1111 ln rviit nil!
...... . . i... I . 1 : .0 . 1 -
tuu .m-auiiy buooumk bi uj; wie ,,c, ma,,p . .,,, ,,,IV ( .Iu)v ,,,,.r,
.war is over. One of the bush., itms.vy ii.nd. .ml ti...
i whackers hollered back and said; ,,i mid dm i, thin i-t ilny ol
I Its not ever w it.i me by heck and June, I oi.
I! lone Independent
jOD PRINT j
Good WorK and Reasonable Prices
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The big
4
IDEA
-tjust now is not fuel hujZ7
J. W. Howk. Ag!.
lone, Oregon
Incomplete Defcnhion
A wotn.in writvr wiya thut
American hvuutlvs riviil (l.t- fiivel;
foddv-yi-, bat nhn fiills to ny w hvthvr
It Is In lliiure i In cluttien. Sun Hit
nardluo Sua.
: Ck Jt
:.0
Sabll Philosopher
Ef sottiH folk liHd hci'ii ilvr 1 . ,'lv
Instrurllnns hvn tlv worl" w.'s !,i i
mul; In', tlivre'd he no II vli in p c.
dny. Atliintii CuiiMltiitlnu.
jBu'.k Driver 3 0)
.Picking up Sicks ..$125perl09
j Stationary
j Dentil; D -ive'S 2.'!!
tn' IP. x Diiv.M.q with tipla 2 f.O
iEox Drivers without ntts 3.00
jL'iarJf rs 4 CO
Sack Sewers... 4.00
j Header Punchers 4 00
tin 1wm ' 3 AO
Engineers 5.00
Separator Tenders 6.00
Hay Hands 2.00
tan he went again. The neit h
bur trot out of H at like a coyote
shot with a pack3addle. J
rial s tne way it was alter me
war.
So - Ion?,
Tilicum.
Gay M. Anderson
County Clerk.
E
SUPREME AUTHCklTV
Tires & Tubes Of The Best
Quality
Oils, Grease & Supplies
INDEPENDENT GARAGe
See me before sending away for p
S your Tires. I can give you a real
VVEBSTEHS
HEW INTEENA7J0?AL
D'CTiCKARY
-run m::t;s:am wuijter
Hecaucc
i 'i "nr!r !s .f Snpr'me Court
. ( J'..l ,i . cone ir in hl-heH rrue
'.1 i f the work u tt.cir AwiWify.
j ilic Pr.rl.-!rt: j ( n!i !cdln Un!-
l(J VKilrk-i, (..oiltj'LS, on 1 K'.rmul
US oo! give tHtir hearty InJctte
All 3fi,-.i tS.i" hr.ve r.-pfd a
t'- !r;:c (Jirilrmaiy ui, siurUiil Iwvo
pi reacted Wcbtttr's New Intcma-
pl Uunat.
fi The ?ciioo!hrif !t.i citric Cti'intry
:crc t- the Utrrlnii-Wcbir
Uta ol Ultctitltcl maiKi.
; Ccvcrrrr-ntrrliitina Offices
fj otVs!iin. jn Ljcslt tawtnimz).
i'i WUVi: f..r Mf.ir.li -ww of the N.w
! i !'' 'i'-.l u.
Vy.t. i I'll
i i r.c
t- tu.U
A
u ;u.il B.iJ li.Uiil
n
bargain in tires and tubes.
E. R. Lundell Proprietor
The Garage where you get
"Service With A Snap"
ft
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Wt:..
Vi
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One of Largeit Geyicrt
KxecWInr tfywr, III llm Vi'lliittMliini1
Niitlomil I.ntk, Wyuiiilng, In milil to hit
one of the !nrKHt i.jri In llm world.
It linn llirnwn a ! ilinti of wiitrr to u
height of from 200 to HOO font.
L0CAN HER ill ES
Logans for sale at a bargain.
$2 a crate
We pay the cxprc-s or parcel
post. Order now.
Joe Douda,
Kstacadii, O. efon.
AIvlERlCAN YOUTH
142 & 15 cts.
Before you buy, see
uaith
at the
ii? arnaeir
Eleva4or
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r"i Vsr
111
BaBMagaMI1IMPBKaBaaa3aMCJia wa
m
. 4"ii 1 - JJ'" T
Ktlzabutb ("Ilotty") Clark, 13, of
Cednr, Dolawnrn, In otio Of that
italo'n Rlrl canilldaloD for 'tho Ameri
can Youth Awnrd, onUthllnliud bjr tha
dlroctora of the Scsqul-Cutitntinlal In
tnrtiaHoniil KxpoHltlon, to be hold at
l'hlludi:lphla from Jims 1 to Docom
bur 1 In obwirvanco of ir,0 yoam of
Amorlcnn Indopundimce. If "Hotty" li
finally ehoacn to roprnannt Dolawara
nb will be Klvcn a week's trip to On
RxpoHltlnn and to WuHlilngton and the
White Houn, whore iilio will recelw
a m.'utii irom me minus oi t-rvBiuuut
CoolldtfO. '
Kodak docs double
duty on the farm
Ttnlay it's Uuilily, rca.Iy for spring gardening;
tomorrow it's a vinit froi.i Coiiuia Frank there are
always pictures tint a-e fun to make anil keep.
Pictures of tho h isinos of farming, are plentiful,
toosnapshots of cattle, uheep, horses, hoijs that
you'll use.
Let its !,how you l.cv j.!:nplc it is to get good pic
tures with a Ko la!:.
The Am iU ;td the practical a'uie (f tiicture
waking (in tUu fur:.i (.re di sctilHil in un liitereel.
ing way in ths Ivml.la, " Kodak on the l'arm."
A cupy is ji.hs U,t t!io iikltin.
4 Autographic KpJukl fj up
Bjllard's Pharmacy )
The Kodak Store
I