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HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUG. 29, 1935.
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THE HEPPNER GAZETTE,
Established March SO, 1883 :
THE HEPPNER TIMES.
Established November 18, 1897 ;
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ment feature; and may the feats of j
the cowboys, a typical and essential
part of life on the range, not be
come lost to future generations.
They are a part, too, of independent
life of the West But certainly the
knowledge and competitive spirit
among the growing farmers is es
sential, as is the same knowledge
and competitive spirit among their
elders, if greater independence,
more progress, and a larger share
of prosperity is to be enjoyed by
our people.
NOTICE OF RODEO MEETING.
The annual meeting of Heppner
Rodeo association will be held at
the Elks club rooms in Heppner,
Tuesday evening, September 10, be
ginning at 7:30 o'clock p. m. All
qualified citizens of the county are
privileged to attend and to vote on
the matters of election of officers
and amendments of by-laws.
LOEN L. GILLIAM,
25-26 Secretary.
Official Paper (or Morrow County
To Whom Aw cased oa 1936 Tax Boll
Description of Property
Sea. Twp Total Interest Amount
or or Bag-. 1939 1929 1828 1927 1926 1925 1924 1923 for all Penalty Car. of
Lot Blx Years to 12-31-34 Delln.
George, T. J. et ux .
Card, c. w.
Grim. Mrs. Hugh
Kessler. Frances F.
Burroughs. D. H.
Blount. Mary Parker
Walpole, Etha M.
Walpole, Etha M.
Daggett, W. E.
Enoch, Clyde
Miller. Obed I.
Corey. Guy Estate ..
English. Q. C. Trustee
Munroe. J. L.
Williams. R. F.
Walpole, Etha M.
Walpole. Ella R. Estate
Miller. Obed I.
Walpole, W. R. Estate .
Scharnhorst, D. .
Walpole. Etha M.
Walpole, Ralph G.
Swayze, Frank B. .
Lane. B. B.
Swayze. F. B.
Can You Imagine
A Dustless Heppner?
71SIONARY, you may say. It
can't be done. Dust is Heppner
is just as certain as down on a duck.
Those small particles of misplaced
matter which sift through the
smallest crack into the tiniest cran
ny, giving a gray tone to the bright-
est colorings in the room decora
tions, making an excellent medium
for tracking mice across the pantry
shelves, and providing Sherlock
Holmes with a telling clue as to
who last sat on the piano stool
yes, that most abhorred substance
that adds so much to the drudgery
of housekeeping DUST surely
Heppner cannot be rid of it.
And probably you're right. But
Heppner's governing body has en
visioned a way to keep dust down
to a minimum, at the same time
adding beauty and travelling com
fort to the city's streets. They
have hearkened to the magic word
PAVING. And yet another mag
ic word WATER.
The city dads last night made ap
plication for PWA funds sufficient
to make needed improvements in
the water system and to pave most
of the streets. The application will
go forward to Washington for ap
proval, and if approved, an election
will be called to authorize issuance
of bonds to finance the city's 55
per cent of the cost It will then
be up to property owners of the city
to say whether the improvements
are worth the price, or whether they
desire the improvements enough to
be willing to assume the added ob
ligation. . The city dads believe they have
arrived at a plan of amortization
of the debt, covering a twenty-year
period, whereby the added debt can
be dovetailed with the present
bonded Indebtedness to avert any
considerable increase in taxation
for any one year because of the im
provement These facts and figures
will be shown in time to give every
one a thorough understanding of
the proposition if an election be
comes necessary.
That assurance of enough water
to make a garden spot of the city;
and smooth streets, free of dust
and bordered by lawn and tree
laden parking strips, would be of
great value, both in contributing to
the comfort and pleasure of present
residents and in attracting new
residents, is evident It seems like
a dream too good to be true. But
the possibility of obtaining it seems
good. Shall Heppner be made a
dustless city?
An Incentive for the
Future.
IF YOU were asked what was -the
most worthwhile feature of the
three-day celebration In Heppner
last week end, what would you say?
Surely, everyone who attended
Saturday's show at the arena would
admit receiving a thrill from Ken
neth Depew's championship ride on
that famous outlaw. Upside Down.
And those In attendance Thursday
could not help but be amazed at the
skill of Tony Vey in making the
good calf roping time of 22 4-5 sec
onds. Then again, for fun's sake,
probably everyone would say that
Steve Shannon with his trick mule
and automobile couldn't be beat
That's all very well so far as en
tertainment goes. It was good en
tertainment, probably as good as
can be found anywhere. But how
many saw the 4-H club boys and
girls in judging and demonstra
tions? And how many viewed the
exhibit of woolen articles sponsored
by Morrow County Woolgrowers
auxiliary? Therein lies real in
centive for the future.
"I'll tell you my boy Is going to
have some real livestock to work
with next year," was the remark of
one parent overheard around the
4-H club exhibits, one of many ex
pressions typical of the interest
which the fair created among the
adult attendants. So far as the in
terest of the club workers them
selves was concerned, it was gen
uinely expressed In many ways. But
revelation of the depth of Interest
was best shown by the knowledge
of their work. The boys and girls
knew their livestock, their cookery,
their dressmaking, and the other
arts and crafts in which they are
engaged. Some, it seemed, might
even show dad and mother a ftfw of
the fine points.
And the woolen goods? How
good it was to learn that the arts
of home dressmaking, spinning,
knitting and weaving, are not en
tirely lost. The exhibit was a trib
ute to the skill and industry of Mor
row county housewives such skill
and Industry as makes any section
Independent, prosperous and pro
gressive. The Rodeo is a good entertaln-
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, October 1, 1935, at 2:00
P. M., the Directors of the West
Extension Irrigation District, act
ing as a Board of Equalization, will
meet at the office of the district in
Irrigon, Oregon, to review and cor
rect the annual assessment of said
district to be levied on or before
the first Tuesday in September,
1935.
A. C. HOUGHTON, Secretary.
CALL FOB BIDS.
School Dist. No. 34, Morrow Coun
ty, Oregon, will receive bids for
bus driver up to September 3, dis
trict to furnish bus for transporta
tion of pupils to Heppner. Board
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
L. A. FLORENCE, Clerk,
24-25 Heppner, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Caton and
Mr. McWhorter were among Pen
dleton folks taking in the Rodeo
Saturday.
HAY FEVER
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, nationally
known medical health authority and
president of the Chicago Board of
Health, made the following statement
in speaking of the air-conditioned
trains:
"This contribution to the health and
comfort of the traveling public should
give real encouragement to those who
in the past have suffered because of
the atmospheric conditions associated
with cross-country travel, especially
those afflicted with hay fever."
You may forget about the heat and
pollen-laden dust of all forms of high
way travel, forget all fear of travel
from past discomforts, and danger of
highway hazards and accidents.. Union
Pacific has banished all of that with its
safe air-conditioned coaches on the
Portland Rose, Pacific Limited and
other fine transcontinental trains, also
on the Spokane. You don't know what
travel comfort is until you are on one
of its new air-conditioned trains enjoy
ing cool, clean, quiet, health-giving
comforts not even found at home.
Coach and tourist car patrons on The
Portland Rose now enjoy new low cost
meals in air-conditioned comfort, only
25 cents for breakfast. 30 cents for
luncheon and 35 cents for dinner, and
free pillows, free drinking cups, and
free porter service. Ask your Union
Pacific agent for full information.
UNION PACIFIC
Walpole, Etha M.
Smith, J. A. Trustee
Grim, Hugh W.
Egbert, J. L.
Swayze F. B.
Swayze, F. B. .
Walpole, Ella R. Estate .
Walpole, Ella R. Estate .
Walpole, Ella R. Estate .
Walpole Ella R. Estate .
Adams, s. w.
McDaniel. Ethel
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Hackman, Charles
Prophet, W. P.
Bleakman. E.. E. Estate ,
Pophet, W. P.
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DeVore, Ben
Gilliam & Bisbee
Odell, Emmit .
Swift. J. C.
Hendrix, William
Swift J. C.
De Vore. B. F
Smith, John C.
De Vore, B. F.
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Cartwright J. R.
Cartwright, J. R.
Cartwright J. R.
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Morsil Co., The
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Palahniuk, Stephen J. et ux
Bauinger, rtoDen s
Freiwald, Gustav Estate
Butt, Lawrence C.
Barzee, C. W .
Spencer, Samuel R. .
Latham, C. J.'
Deyoe, H. F
Curran, John
Mahoney, T. J
Gibson, Oness V
Bank, Philomath State
Graves, W. W.
Bank, Philomath State
Barker, John Estate
Barker, John Estate
METSKER'S ATLAS
of
MORROW COUNTY
BUY township ownership maps
showing your property. Up-to-date
County Maps, County Atlssses and
Township Maps of all counties in
Oregon, Washington and Northern
Idaho. The best maps made. For
sale by all dealers and at Heppner
Abstract Co., Heppner, Ore., and
at "Metsker the Map Man," 614 S.
W. Oak St., Portland, Ore.
50-8S
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Hanville, Burrell, et ux, 4 Crouse, Her
bert et ux
Macomber, W. H.
Grotkopp, E. C. T
Schuller, W. F
Schuller, W. F.
Schuller, W. F. .
Doherty, Neil .
Walker, Samuel
McEntire, Thomas
Schuller, W. F.
Siegmund, Wilda
Siegmund, Wilda
Vermont Loan 4 Trust Co.
Tibbetts, Violet L. 4 Mock, F. C, &
Louise G .
Younger, W. H.
Barzee, C. W.
Wagner, Clyde W. & Joe P. Brown .
Bryant, Frances H.
Pringle, Joseph . .
Round, Tunis D
Bank, First Nat'l Heppner
Eaton, James E. u...
Luttrell. W. P ..
Thompson, Robert A.
Bank. First Nat'l Heppner .
Rosequist, Victor
Finley, Claude L. co W. B. Finley
Sepanek, M. et ux ...
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Murphy, P. T
Levin, Harry
Essex, John G
Holmberg, Nels
Farmer, James ..
Carty. Patrick
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