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Published Kvcry Friday by
V. V. IlliAl). Kilitor TubliOicr
sl'csirutiox
One Yew ?1.50
ix Months 75
't hree Months 50
Filtered as second class matter at
the postofiice m lone. Oreitou. under
act of March ,
Friday, Oct 1, 191'6
Cdli thini hr the r tiht t.wmes. . . .
C.kisi ofbrnnhy mid water! 77m t k til
e.irretit but not apironn.ir term: as
for liquid tirt and dhtii.e ! dumniithn.
-Rorv t Hall.
N
M SUITING
By Ma:garct E. Sangster.
When mornirtK drifts tcross the sky.
This .wakinjr, is our earnest crv
"Oh, let me find a sense of p wr,
"Let me do izrcat things every hour;
"Let me have courage to achieve.
"Let me find failh, God, to believe!"
When noon. time te'Js its flaming story,
We pause, in searching paths to nlory,
And wondfr, in our aching minds,
Wherethisroadleads- wherethatone winds
But still we cry, with lifted chin,
"God, let ie Co my task and win!"
Yhn eveng comes, with silent tread.
We wait, with drooping, tired head -And
softly, throiij.li the twilight air,
Ojt hearts unite in this small prayer. . .
"Oh God, your world is very wide,
' But please believ us- that we tried!"
Hope sp ings eternal i:t the human breast
Man never is but always to be blest. .
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Think of That
-V(wi Of all the trouble." ex
claimed an exasperated clerk at $
el.ar itand In a downtown office build
Inf. "A full-grown man Just came up
to use the pay telephone. When be
came out of the booth he wanted nie
to refund his nickel. He said he culled
the number of some folks who had
lived at a certain address a yenr ago
and found they had moved away, lie
n!d the party that answered Hie tele
phone told him so. And he deruiimled
tils money back. He was mad because
1 wouldn't give It to him. Highway
robbery, he said. Cuil you Imagine
that I" Detroit News.
Dry Law Violatsra Hay Hunger.
Lincoln, Neb. Superlnljtuh M K. A.
High o' the XcliM-d.a Ar.tl-Salcen
league, has called uon eouaty Juilnos
to lnroke the bread and water se.i
tence for persistent violators of tin
Uijuor laws. High aid he planm d t
s nd a letter to Judrt. t-'.V.ui! their
attention to the deie! n if the N.;
Iraska supreme couri upiu'ii.-.g mh
a aenitntv tn.por.-d b .'uuge CLit of
Telia man.
Wlierc Cliampions Arc Matle
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"SARA ANN DUPLICATE"
Grand Champion Holsteln Cow at Pseifio International livestock Exposition
and "All-American" Aged Cow tor 1925. Owned by C. 8. Pot'.er of Ogdsn, Utah
If Cliff I'oitor of Ojjden, fiah, had ten acre Exposltlon-ihe Dairy' IjIvI
kipt his Holstein cow at home, she sion with the w.mderful animals of
would hava bueu known only to the! Inn various breeds; tho Kox soction
people of I'tali aa a very good cow. showing .'lv hundr.-d p. ns or more o(
Hut Cliff Potter Is a mun of vhl.,n and silver, black and bluo fox brought
ho sent Ills Holsteln. ''Kara Ann liupll-j from uil points of the United Htut. s
cale" Into the hottest coinpetlllon to and Aluska. Throut-li tho Sheep 1.
be found In America -alio came to the partim-nt, surras. hy none in the
Pacific International Livestock Kx- country 13 breed,-, being repre.ent.d
position In 1525 There she was made (his year. Then Into the Morse Dlvl
Grand Champion Holsteln of the Show sion. where you'll see the heavy draft
and later whs made tha wonder-cow end show horses. The Hoic Mi.m
of the breed for the year, having re
reived lh honor of the "All-American"
aged cow an honor which is outstand
ing In the Holstein breed.
The best livestock of the various
breeds will always bo found at the I'a
ciric International and thin your will showing raw products from the begin.
b no exception. Therefore, lovers of nlng to their finish. Also a wonder
llveatock should make It a point to ful I.nnd Produeta Kliow and a pl. n
sot side tho week of (let. 30 Nov. 6 did l)ulry l'roducl Ui vision,
for their annual Ilvn: vacation1 As all railroads aro making a rnt'i
end education. j of a f.iru wi ,,,.,, f()r (lm roum
It Is an Inspirailor " -1 through trip, our reudera should sue their
the various departmcua of this big,) agents at once and got full particulars.
Why He Married Her
I Tic snld h married her because h
live.1 her.
She wild he married her because
roully undeistoml lilm.'
His friend the biologist wild )i
i inrrleil her beomise lie wns till! mid
I he was short, mid he wna blond
i ml she whs dark.
Ills friend the psychoanalyst anlil
I e married her because she resembled
I Is mother.
Tito lrl who had wanted him for
I ersolf said he married her because
love Is blind.
The man who wanted her for him
yelf said he mnrrled her because he
wanted her money.
Itut the real reason he mnrrled her
v-ua that slie hud snueer.ed his hand
while they were slttlns out dunce
the nlrh he proposed. Kxchuune.
Easy
"And do you ever lose yourself In
)rtur work?"
"Ye,"
"What Is your work?"
"Kxplorlng Central Africa."
Irl.
OURSELVES
ALL OVER
She This can go no further, I!eg
i'.k inir hive Is all over,
lie What! You don't mean
She Yes nil over t"n.
Pro:y
TMiit.l-, twlnklr. Ilttl atar,
I -h.n t wm!-r n-hst you art
F r 1 have to hl-ttl so
Kv'i'ir hrp on Oilna below.
Price Woa Fixed
Woman (very much tliiteredt I've
got tn have a can upetier at any price!
Clerk Well. Inn'nin. you r-im have
l one, inc'ani. btit not nl any price. It'll
f cust oti cents. flood Hardware.
will exhibit five of the nr,(c,j breeds
of swine. Then to the I;u;f section
wlih four of Did different breeds ot
bee.' and dual-pnrrose cntt!o.
In the Incusirlnl secilon will ha
round manufacturers of all ivr.ea
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Church News
Notes ot Interest to All
Local Denominations.
The willow Branch Columbia
I'haistinn Endeavor Union No. 17
met Tuesday, October 7, at Lex
i:igton. in the Congregaliotiul
church. Strong dele-nations ere
present from Lexington, llepp
:.er and lode; the total number in
atteiic'unee being fiftyseven.
The devotional service was led
by Edward Keller, Jr, of Lexing
t in.
Following the devotional 8er
vice, Miss lluzel Akers opened
the business session. The reaiir
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ration of the President, being in '
I and, was presented and accept
ed Numinali'ti3 IVi president te
i:ig called for, Miss E.hel Moore
was nominated and unanimously!
e ecied. Taking the chair Miss,
Moo; e briefly thanked the Endeiiv
o ers for the honor conferred up
cn her and then proc "de l vith
the r'i Dit-:.. of new business,
Anich bad chief v to tl i willi the
ulannirg of alieudance on the
District convention at Freewateri
n November. A committee rep
resentative af the local societies
uriie registrutialion and atttt.d
ce.
She then called Mr. Dallas Kic,
r'ielo Secretary for the state C.
tl. w ork, to come farward and
jiid assume the further direction
of the meeting wtiieh he did, pre
senting the program plans fur
nming convention at Freewat r
a n) advocating the adoption of a
).' a budget system lor the finan
ces of the Union.
There were twelve Endeavor
ers present from Heppner and
thirteen frm lone. The thittetn
lonians were Mrs. Frank Engel
man, KuthSwanson, Gene Enged
man, Fern Enuelman, Norma
Swar.son, Hazel Akers. Thelma
Forbes, Ina Morgan, Leono Kit
chie, Thelma Morgan, Georae
l!itch'e, Edison Morgan and W.
:V. Head.
When the. regular session was
tended a period was devoted to
games and conversation and at
the close light resreshments were
sarved.
DR. JOHN E. REESE
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Dr. John E. Ret.:, who attainad
(.-.me by treating th muscular ail
ment of ball playi... and whe Is
known to millions .15 "Bone&eUar"
rtcere, I the first n in America to
reueivt the high dry of "Druid" In
tho ancient Welch c.-.'.i of "Gorsedd."
Th ceremony took . :; ,it Wick park,
Vcung;ov.n, Ohio.
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A M. Meets firt a
day ii( vai'h inoii'.h.
liullard, Sec. Llin-r
. 12'), A. F. &
third Wcdncs
W. M. V. I-.
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I? No, 119, O.
;d fourth Tues
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I.OCl'ST CIIAI".
K. Meets the seemtd
duv of each niontli. ' .
Ilov.l.-; Sec. Mr. K .
IOK I.OIiliK :. , 135, I. O. O.
F. Mcti every Sail: !:,) evening. N.
ft., KrneM llrlikir; ','. ",, (;,a5. O.
Conner. Sec. I.ee J..vll; Tnas, K.
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lU-W. IICk XSS K i r.F.KAH N.
')!, I. O. f). F. Mr.ts (he first and
lliir.l Thur ..lay nf :'., month. N'. C,.
Vuh lleliker; V. (i. Mary .Shaver;
Sec. Vrrda Kite hie; '. ;ias. F.tta Bris-tow
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Bible Thoughts for
theVsefc
Sunday,
A Great RavtlaUon. Vnt th
Lord your Hod dried tip the
waters of Jordan from before
you, , . . that all the pcoplo
of the earlh mlKht know tlio
hand of Ihe Lord, that It la
wight jr. Josh. 4:'.,3, SL
Monday,
The Majesty of Qod. I'or the
Lord your (led of gods, and
Lord of lords, a great (lod, a
mighty, and a terrible, which
regarded! not persona, nor
tuketh reward. I H-ut. 10:17.
Tuesday,
Enlargamant In the Lord. My
heart rejolceth In the Lord, mine
horn la exalted In the Lord, my
mouth Is enlurged over mine en
emies, because 1 rejoice In thy
salvation. 1 Sam. 2:1.
I W.dne.d.y.
The Holy Ont 1'hore la none
holy aa the Lord: for there la
none besides Thee; neither Is
there any rock like our God.
I Sam. 2 :2,
Thundsy.
Sin Put Away.. , , I have
sinned against the Lord . . .
The Lord hath put uway thy
sin; thou shall uo die. -11
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Sum. 1:13.
Friday.
A Safe Fortre v As the
mountains are nc a I alaiut Je
rusalem, so the Lord li Mund
about Ilia (HHiple f r.xn hence
forth even forever. !, 12Z:2.
Saturday.
Cod Is True. The Iird will
not forsake Ilia ieiple for Ills
(Jreat Name' sake. I Sum.
t 12:22.
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Tl y Wcrd l. a larrp unto my
feet and a light unto my pathway.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. W. W. HEAD. Pastor
Services
11:00 A. M. and 8:00 1. M
Prayer Meeting, Wed., 7;30
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Prayer Meeting Thur. Evening
Servicei
10:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M.
FIRST BAPTIST CHUKCH
Sdnday School at 1G.00 A.M
J inior Endeavor at 5 30 P.M.
Prayer meeting Thurs. 7.30 P.M
Jack Farris
Dermatician.
It Pay$ to Look Well
Specialist in Bobs.jjj
A. D. MCMURDO, H. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Masonic Building
fTrained Nurse Assistant
Heppner : Oregon
C. L. SVVEEK
JAttorney At Law
Firat National Bank Buildinn
Heprner - Oregon
When You Visit Heppner
Eat at the
Elkhorn Restaurant
Cood Meals Best of Service
Lunch Counter
Dr. A. H. Johnston
PHYSICIAN & SURCEON
Phone Office
Residence
Main
Main 41)2
OREGON
HEPPNER . .
ENGELMAN HARD tV ARE
IONE, OREGON
Everything in the line of
hardware. If wc havn't
got it we can get it
quick.
ENGELMAN HARDWARE
IONE, OREGON
IONE HARNESS SHOP
Drop In and looK over my
Line of WorK Shoes.
j I have a good stocK of Gloves and
t Harness Supplies.
1 , Repairing' at Reasonable Prices.
lone Market
T. E. Peterson, Prop.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FRESH and CURED MEATS
Your Patronage Solicited.
a-;3SSBi
Under New Management
IONE HOTEL
lone. Ore.
Refurnished and Strictly Up to Date. Commer
cial Table First Class. A home away from
home, with best meals in Central Oregon.
Nice Rooms.
Farm Implements
VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPEHloR
DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES,
MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR
WIND MILLS. WINONA WACONS.
PAUL G. BALSIGER
lone, Oregon
V'vaaavsanaiaaaBiiCriBKBaiKsTaiaiiaBavBasisiaa
SEE ME BEFORE THE FIRE '
H. C. WOOD
REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE
IONE, . ORECON
F. H. Robinson
A Itoi ney and Counselor at law
Vill practice in all the Court
IONE, OREGON
rjffarjUNRKWRMali
Good Service.
MORROW GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Miss Zena Weatfall, Graduate
Nurne, Superintendent.
A, II. Johnston M. P.,
l'liyHidnn In charxe.
Rates Reason ulb
Dr. F. E. Farrior
DENTIST
Office: Odd Fellows Buildin
Heppner, Oregon.
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