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HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCT. 17, 1029. PAGE SIX 'BY E.W HO we vaa ARE YOU ORTHODOX? QUEEN VICTORIA. OLD THINGS AND NEW. As impressive reading as I have ever found In the writings of a first class man Is from George Santa yana: "I have great respect for ortho doxy; not for those orthodoxies which prevail in particular schools or nations, and which vary from age to age, but for a certain shrewd orthodoxy which the sentiment and practice of laymen maintain every where. I think that common sense, in a rough, dogged way, is techni cally sounder than the special schools of philosophy, each of which squints and overlooks half the facts and half the difficulties in its eager ness to find some detail the key to the whole. I am animated by dis trust of all high guesses, and by sympathy with the old prejudices and workaday opinions of mankind; they are ill expressed, but they are well grounded. I also like Santayana because he said: "My system is not mine, nor is it new." I am prejudiced against those persons who show enthusiasm only in presence of something they consider new. Here is a leader in philosophy who has most respect for the old common sense as dis covered by laymen in the school of practical experience, where all of us are students, and may become use- ful teachers: Harvard college is just a build ing; outside is the World: I am orthodox; I accept what the best of my neighbors say; I accept that shrewd orthodoxy which the sentiment and practice of laymen maintain everywhere. When one encounters a good thing in reading, a pleasurable thrill follows I never greatly admired Queen Victoria, Possibly it was be cause her virtues were exploited so much; one soon gets too much of that But years ago I read that, as a girl, Victoria was compelled to learn housekeeping, and it gave me a pleasurable thrill, for I believe in training of that sort Occasion ally I have heard a woman say, boastingly, that she never had her hands in dishwater, and thereafter I think of her as I do of a profes- '28 Buick Standard Sedan Looks like new. Finest mechan ical condition. Unquestionably a wonderful buy at $850.00 1928 Durant Sedan Juht broken in s ol trims good looks fine brnad new tires. Go ing soon at $485.00 1925 Dodge Coupe Leather upholstery looks good run only 20,000 miles two spare tire. $385.00 1920 Buick Touring A good knockabout car and priced low. $75.00 TRADE IN YOUR CAR TERMS ON THE BALANCE. Heppner Garage sional actress, athlete, suffragtte, or follower of the 'occult" A great medical association lately held its annual convention. The best men in the profession were at tracted, and one old fellow, recog nized as without a peer in his line, bluntly told them that with all their Investigation, practically nothing of value in prolonging life had been discovered in many years: that old age is the same inexorable thing it has always been. . . . With all our learning, old things finally demon strate their supremacy over the new. Timro ia a kind nf woman men obey with a good deal of cheerful ness. But sne is always a capaDie Kaa nnri Hnes not ask too much: when too much is demanded, men tighten up, and display a meanness women cannot equal. Half the people are martyrs to unreasonable, disagreeable kin. Mrs. W. C. Isom, who has been confined to her bed for some time, Is getting around again on crutches, at the W. C. Isom home. They took back twenty-four boxes of winter apples which they bought of Ed Bensel near Hermlston. IRRIGON Emmett McCoy is away on a few days' vacation from his position as signal maintainer on the O.-W. K. & N. Will Grabill left a few days ago for Ember, Ore., where he obtained work for the winter. O. Coryell and O. E. Davis return ed from their five-day hunting trip empty handed, but not a bit dis couraged, for another year will soon roll around. Lyle Sailing was appointed road master to fill the vacancy left by the death of his father, Chas. Sailing. Mrs. Ollie Coryell 1? teaching the fifth and sixth grades for a few days. Gweneth Corey and Nellie Leicht visited in the Vernon Jones home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Musgrave, C. Wilson and Mrs. C. Jackson, all of Monument, were week-end visitors Traffic Activities Report Given By Secretary Hoss Carelessness and failure to yield the right of way continue to be the leading causes for automobile ac cidents in Oregon, according to the August report of the state traffic department, under the supervision of Hal E. Hoss, secretary of state. In a total of 2,615 accidents dur ing the month, 1,185, or a total of 45 per cent were attributed to care lessness on the part of either mo torist or pedestrian, and 468, or 18 per cent were reported as right of way difficulties. Only 1.8 per cent of the accidents were caused by in toxicated drivers, according to the reports, but that factor in itself contributed 48 of the accidents, or better than one a day during the month. During August, 488 persons were injured and 10 killed in automobile accidents. August fatalities of the previous year numbered 1, while injuries totalled 169. Among the other principal causes contributory to accidents during August of this year were the follow ing: Exceeding the speed limit, 95; driving on the wrong side of the road, 41; passing on a curve or hill, 29; failure to signal, 229; failure to stop for through street or highway, 31; double or prohibited parking, 30; defective brakes, 35; improper lights, 49; skidding, 53; reckless driving, as segregated from care lessness, 64; losing control of car, 76; and passing double at intersec tion, 20. Injuries to bicycle riders averag ed nearly one a day during August, with 29 persons Injured as a result of the collision of an automobile and bicycle. Nine pedestrians were Injured and 2 killed during the month. Activities of traffic officers rela tive to licenses resulted in 308 warnings to motorists with one plate missing, 97 warnings and 6 ar rests for no license plate, 308 warn ings and 9 arrests for void foreign plates, 605 warnings for lark of op- erators' or chauffeurs' licenses, and 44 warnings for improper use of dealers plates. Warnings were handed out to 1,638 drivers with one headlight and to 1,010 drivers oper ating cars without tail lights. A total of 243 arrests were made by officers during the month, while 11,852 warnings were given. Fines totalled $5,925.75, and fees collected by officers for the department were $7,555.15. Sixteen stolen cars were recovered, and 118,798 miles were traveled in carrying on the patrol duties of the traffic division. Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold their next meeting on the 28th a big Hallowe'en party. Plenty of spooks and eats. A large class will be initiated. For Sate Four head of rams, 3 Corriedales and 1 Hampshire. J. H. McDanlel, Heppner. 31-2. Smile With Ferguson ,0C?C'!rtl' W7 .. " III See the Autona Circulating Heater BEFORE BUYING Will heat 3 to 4 rooms BALDWIN'S BLUE & YELLOW FRONT Next Door to the Creamery CHASTER NO. 11007 RESERVE DISTRICT HO. 11 REPORT OP CONDITION OP THE Farmers & Stockgrowers National Bank OP HEPPNER, IN THE STATE OP OREQON, AT THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS ON OCTOBER 4, 1929. RESOURCES Loans and discounts Overdrafts - - United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned .... Furniture and fixtures Real estate owned other than banking house . Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank Cash and due from banks - Outside checks and other cash Items TOTAL . ..$384,533.41 .. 1,051.48 ... 7,800.00 .. 3.689.99 .. 2,919.27 ... 8.008.76 ... 28.407.63 ... 61.848.92 ... 5,363.63 ...J503.623.10 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Undivided profits net - Due to banks, including certified standing Demand deposits Time deposits and cashiers' checks out- TOTAL . ..S 50,000.00 13,765.31 8,565.89 .. 344,418.02 .. 89,773.88 ..$503,523.10 Stat of Oregon, County of Morrow, I E. D. Hallock. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement la true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 1? n Hil.i jirK Pushier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th day of October. 1929. JOS. J. NYS, Notary Public. (SEAL) My commission expires May 31, 1931. nrT D vnT A ttoat w. g. Mccarty, R. L. BENGE. J. W. BEYMER, Directors. . ill ill III III rift vj&i ui.ii & mmsMwrjim;. saw niT .nviv- Wv.j '-7 inc. 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If we can't fix it Junk It. Ferpson Motor Co More Pearls Coming We are expecting a new stock of LADY LOR AINE PEARLS daily, and those with cards wait ing will be cared for immediately. Two more fine specials this week. Don't fail to take advantage of them. Rexall Milk of Magnesia STANDARD SELLER Reg. 50c Size for 39c RAZOR BLADES With a purchase of blades of any kind we give you a 35c package of Rexall Shaving Stick or Powder For 19c COLONIALS A wonderful new line of choc olate covered nuts, assorted. $1 A POUND ALMOND TOFFEE Delicious toffee all the but ter it will hold containing crisp toasted almonds. It's delicious $1 A POUND Whitman's Chocolates for Every Occasion AS POPULAR IN HEPPNER AS IN HOLLYWOOD MAX FACTOR'S COSMETICS The man who dresses up the leading cinema stars In Holly wood Is now doing the same for leading Heppner people.' Max Factor will give you a free personal analyssi and make up chart for the mailing of a postal. Ask for your card.' $7.50 Lady Lorraine Pearls for 99c with $5 in mer chandise. Ask about them. ID Paint sir Th0$eaML Store (Haas, pgffiflj) ffl OTrfllTTTIl M. D. Clark : Hiatt & Dix QUALITY FOODS FOR ALL At our low prices everybody can afford, quality groceries for their table That's the only kind we stock And, if not convenient you need not even come to the store just Phone and we'll Deliver your order promptly. ' GIVE RED & WHITE SERVICE A TRIAL ORDER NOW! Phone and Delivery Service Charge Accounts Saturday and Monday (October 19 and 21) Red & White Super-Specials WE BESEBVB THE KIOKT TU UUturx 81.29 Schlitz Malt 2 Cans Post Toasties 2 Packages . 19c Servus Salt, Plain or i -i Iodized, lb. carton.. , Beechnut Spaghetti 3 Cans 40c R. & W. Oleomargar- l-f ine, 2 1-lb. Cartons Blue-White Matches 6 Boxes 19c Good Tymc Cookies Pound 29c Servus Coffee, 1-lb. IVH g tin 53c, 1-lb. pkg Tl V R. & W. Macaroni 3 Packages 25c R. & W. Flour Sack SI 94 Bed & White Shrimp 07g 2 Cans (Is) Oil R. & W. Oysters 2 Cans (Is) 35c R. & W. Med. Ripe 4 Olives, Pint Tin V THE OWNER SERVES THE BUYER SAVES CHABTEB NO. 3774 KESEBVE DISTRICT HO. 11 REFOBT OF CONDITION Of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HEPPNER, IN THE STATE OF OREQON, AT THE CXOSB OF BUSINESS 02? OCTOBER , IMS. RESOURCES Loans and discounts 698,615.34 Overdrafts . 2.385.42 United States Government securities owned 62,450.00 Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned - 100,381.15 Banking house, J26.000.00; Furniture and fixtures, $5,600.00 31.600.00 Real estate owned other than banking house 36,459.10 Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 64.137.30 Cash and due from banks , . 111.698.38 Outside checks and other cash items 3,432.05 Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer 1,250.00 TOTAL -'. .1,092, 308.74 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In 100.000.00 Surplus . 10,000.00 Undivided profits net 24'662i$ Circulating notes outstanding 24.300.00 Due to banks, including certified and cashiers' checks out standing 15,329.69 Demand deposits 689,376.94 Time deposits 828,740,82 TOTAL 1 . $1,092,308.74 State of Oregon, County of Morrow, I. W. E. Moore, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best ol my Knowieoge ana mum.. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of October, 1929. REITA NEEL, (SEAL) Notary Public. My commission expires Jan. 18, 1933 W. E. MOORE, Cashier. CORRECT Attest : JOHN KILKENNY, W. P. MAHONEY, FRANK GILLIAM, Directors. 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