HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1927
Wool, Mohair Growers
to Compete For Prizes
PAGE SIX
A new feature of the Pacific Inter
natinoal Livestock Exposition to be
held at Portland on October 29 to
November 5, is the Pacific Interna
tional Wool show. This exhibit will
be held under the auspices of the Pa
cific Cooperative Wool Growers, with
C. E. Grelle, member of that associa
tion and director of the Pacific Inter
national, in direct charge.
"This show is open to every wool
and mohair grower, whether a mem
ber of the wool growers association
or not. All growers will receive the
same consideration," announces Mr.
Grelle. "Rules and shipping tags
may be secured by writing to the Pa
cific Cooperative Wool Growers, 461
Davis street, Portland. Fleeces may
be sent to their warehouse at any
time, where they will be taken care of
and held for the show.
"This is a real opportunity for wool
and mohair growers to have their
clips judged by the leading experts
of the west, and to carry home some
prize money and valuable trophies."
Cash prizes, ribbons and in some
cases silver trophies, will be award
ed the best fleeces in the various
classifications. The cash prizes will
range from $3.00 to $15.00 for first
place, depending uupn the number of
entries.
The Pacific Cooperative Wool Grow
ers will give a silver trophy for the
best Quarter-Blood fleece in the show.
Charles J. Webb has offered a hand
some silver platter for the best Fine
Wool fleece, and the United States
National bank of Portland has donat
ed a silver cup as a perpetual trophy
for the best Three-Eights fleece ex
hibited. Some of the purebred sheep
associations will give special prizes
for fleeces from the particular breed
of sheep they represent.
The best mohair buck fleece will be
awaded a beautiful mohair davenport
cushion by the Angora Journal of
Portland and L. C. Chase & Co., Bos
ton distributors of mohair. All of
these trophies and special prizes will
be given in addition to the regular
cash prizes and ribbons, and other
additions to this attractive lineup of
awards have been promised.
From the large number of entries
already received, the event promises
to be the largest and most interesting
wool show held in the West, accord
ing to those in charge.
Poor Court Attendance
Cause of Injustice
Difficulty in obtaining justice for
the victimized party or parties in
automobile accident cases centers
around the inability of official agen
cies to get witnesses to appear in
court and, if some way could be de
vised to get around this obstacle, it
would mark an important contribu
tion to the cause of street and high
way safety, in the opinion of 0. 8.
Robertson, director of the Oregon
State Motor association.
"That it is this factor which de
ters many of thenv is illustrated in
the case of the Oregon State Motor
association, which is affiliated with
the American Automobile association.
This club has had a wide experience
in safety work. Recently when it
was found that there were but few
convictions in hundreds of auto fa
talities each year, the club got busy.
"It offered a reward of $50.00 to
witnesses who would aid in convict
wig reckless or careless drivers. Since
that time many convictions have been
secured and the reward been claimed
numerous times.
"This reward made it possible for
witnesses to take time off from their
work with the result that they con
tributed their bit to seeing that jus
tice was done. Everyone has a re
sponsibility when he sees an auto
mobile accident. Rewarded or unre
warded, he should make an effort to
lay his version of the incident before
a court.
"In this way only will the careless
and reckless driver be driven from
the highway, which is an end that
every law-abiding motorist devoutly
wishes."
See the New Autona Circulator, a
heater that burns either coal or wood.
Has capacity for heating five or six
connecting rooms. If contemplating
putting in new heating for the house,
come in nid investigate the New Au
tona Circulator. Baldwin's Furniture
rnd Household Exchange new and
second-hand goods. 26-tf,
Do you want a cheap knockabout
car? We have a 1920 Dort that runs
good, all licensed and ready to go.
Price $85.00. HEPPNER GARAGE.
The LaFlorence beauty shop is
again open, with Mrs. Davis in charge.
Marcels during September, 75 cents.
Pr the Love o Jack'
Of course Estelle Taylor Demp
ey, wife of the former champ
doesn't have to do this but re
covering in health and being with
jack at his Chicago training
quarters where he makes ready for
Tunney, Sept. 22, Mrs. D felt the
domestic urge and washed out a
few thing.
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