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AT MORROW COUNTY FAIR, 1938
Class 3 Fine Wools
Lot 1 Ewe Lamb for Breeding:
. 1st Guy Moore, 2nd Gordon O'
Brien, 3rd Helen Healy, 4th Tad
Miller, 5th Kenneth Palmer, 6th
Herbert Crump.
Lot 2 Pen of 3 Ewe Lambs for
Breeding: 1st Malcolm O'Brien.
Lot 3 Yearling Ewe for Breed
ing: 1st Donald Peck, 2nd Leland
Edmondson, 3rd Guy Moore, 4th
James Kenny.
Lot 4 Pen of 3 Yearling Ewes for
Breeding: 1st Malcolm O'Brien.
Lot 5 Market Lamb: 1st Helen
Healy, 2nd Elwynne Peck, 3rd Tad
Miller, 4th Donald Peck, 5th Mal
colm O'Brien.
Lot 6 Pen of 3 Market Lambs:
1st Ellwynne Peck, 2nd Malcolm
O'Brien.
Lot 7 Breeding Ewe: 1st Guy
Moore, 2nd Leland Edmondson, 3rd
Dick Wilkinson, 4th Alec Thomp
son, 5th Rufus Hill, 6th Kenneth
Palmer, 7th Gordon O'Brien, 8th
Shirley Wilkinson, 9th Donald Peck,
10th Tad Miller, 11th Pat O'Brien,
12th Ellwynne Peck.
Lot 8 Ram- Lamb: 1st Rufus Hill,
2nd Dick Wilkinson, 3rd Malcolm
O'Brien, 4th Pat O'Brien.
Lot 9 Yearling Ram Lamb: 1st
Helen Healy, 2nd Dick Wilkinson,
3rd Malcolm O'Brien, 4th Shirley
Wilkinson, 5th Pat O'Brien.
Class 4 Hampsbires
Lot 1 Ewe Lamb for Breeding:
1st Donald Peck, 2nd Guy Moore,
3rd arold Neill, 4th Ellwynne Ptck.
Lot 3 Yearling Ewe for Breeding:
1st Ellwynne Peck, 2nd Donald Peck,
3rd Harold Neill, 4th Dick Edmond
son, 5th Leland Edmondson. 6th
James Kenny.
Lot 4 Pen of 3 Yearling Ewes for
Breeding: 1st Guy Moore.
Lot 5 Market Lamb: Is Harold
Neill, 2nd Ralph Neill, 3rd 911wynne
Peck, 4th Guy Moore.
Lot 6 Pen of 3 Market Lambs:
1st Ellwynne Peck.
Lot 7 Breeding Ewe: 1st Ellwynne
Peck, '2nd Harold Neill, 3rd Ralph
Neill, 4th Donald Peck.
Lot 9 Yearling Ram: 1st Buddy
Peck.
Class 5 Other Breeds and Cross
Breeds
Lot 1 Ewe Lamb for Breeding:
1st Buddy Peck, 2nd Helen Healy,
3rd Jack Edmondson, 4th Dick Ed
mondson, 5th Leland Edmondson,
6th Jean Hays, 7th Tad Miller, 8th
Shirley Wilkinson, 9th Ray Ayers,
10th Guy Moore.
Lot 3 Yearling Ewe for Breeding:
1st Jack Edmondson, 2nd Leland Ed
mondson. Lot 4 Pen of 3 Yearling Ewes:
1st Dick Edmondson.
Lot 5 Market Lamb: 1st Kenneth
Palmer, 2nd Dick Edmondson, 3rd
Guy Moore, 4th Jack Edmondson,
5th Leland Edmondson, 6th Alec
Thompson, 7th Ellwynne Peck, 8th
Dick Wilkinson, 9th Buddy Peck,
10th Rufus Hill.
Lot 7 Breeding Ewe: 1st Tad Mil
ler, 2nd Donald Peck, 3rd Buster
Padberg, 4th Ellwynne Peck, 5th
Billy Padberg, 6th Shirley Wilkin
son. Class 6 Holsteins
Lot 2 Senior Calf: 1st Eugene
Majeske, 2nd Leland Edmondson.
Lot 3 Yearling Heifer: 1st Eugene
Majeske, 2nd Irvin Rauch.
PARADE AWARDS
Grand Sweepstakes, Morrow Coun
ty Wool Growers Auxiliary $45.
Organization floats: 1st, Morrow
County Wool Growers Auxiliary,
$25; 2nd, FFA, $15; 3rd Rhea Creek
Grange, $10.
Business floats: 1st, Shell Oil Co.,
Lexington, $25; 2nr, Morrow Coun
ty Grain Growers, $15; 3rd, Lex
ington Oil Co-op, $10.
Best costumed lady riding side sad
dle: 1st, Mrs. Albert Rea, $5; 2nd,
Mrs. Luke Bibby, $2.50.
Best 4-horse team: Mr. Allstott,
$10.
Best costumed cowgirl: Inez Hayes,
- $5.
Best costumed cowboy: Chance Wil
son, $5.
Best buggy pulled by stock: Bill Is
om, $10. Added entry, C. E. Hiatt,
$2.50.
Best costumed juvenile cowgirl:
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Jieppner
CLUB EXHIBITORS
Class 7 Jerseys
Lot 4 Producing Cow: 1st Dick
Edmondson.
Class 8 Guernseys
Lot 1 Junior Calf: 1st Dick Ed
mondson, 2nd Jack Edmondson.
Lot 2 Senior Calf: 1st Bernard
Doherty.
Lot 4 Producing Cow: 1st Jack
Edmondson. .
Class 9 All Other Breeeds
Lot 1 Junior Calf: 1st Leland Ed
mondson, 2nd Irving Rauch.
Lot 2 Senior Calf: 1st Irving
Rauch, 2nd Eugene Majeske.
Lot 3 Yearling Heifer: 1st Irving
Rauch.
Class 10 Beef Cattle
Lot 3 Yearling Heifer: 1st Don
ald Campbell.
Lot 2 Heifer Calf: 1st Donald
Campbell.
Class 13 Livestock Demonstration
Contest
Fine Wool Sheep Showmanship:
1st Malcolm O'Brien, 2nd Guy Moore,
3rd Donald Peck, 4th Helen 'Healy.
Hampshire Sheep Showmanship:
1st Ellwynne Peck, 2nd Guy Moore,
3rd Donald Peck, 4th Harold Neill.
Crossbred Sheep Showmanship:
1st Guy Moore, 2nd Ellwynne Peck,
3rd Tad Miller, 4th Leland Edmond
son. Holstein Showmanship: 1st Leland
Edmondson, 2nd Eugene Majeske,
3rd Irving Rauch
Guernsey Showmanship: 1st Jack
Edmondson, 2nd Bernard Doherty,
3rd Dick Edmondson.
Cattle Other Breeds Showman
ship: 1st Eugene Majeske, 2nd Irving
Rauch, 3rd Leland Edmondson, 4th
Don Campbell.
Class 27 Fine Wool Fleeces
Lot 1 Ewe Fleeces: 1st Alec
Thompson, 2nd Malcolm O'Brien,
3rd Guy Moore, 4th Pat O'Brien.
Lot 2 Yearling Fleeces: 1st Mal
colm O'Brien, 2nd Dick Wilkinson,
3rd Pat O'Brien, 4th Gordon O'Brien.
Lot 3 Buck Fleeces: 1st Dick Wil
kinson. Class 28 Cross Bred Fleeces
Lot 1 Ewe Fleeces: 1st Tad Mil
ler,2nd Donald Peck, 3rd Ellwynne
Peck.
Lot 2 Yearling Fleeces: 1st Jack
Edmondson, 2nd Leland Edmondson,
3rd Dick Edmondson.
Class 29 Black Faced Fleeces
Lot 1 Ewe fleeces: 1st Harold
Neill, 2nd Ralph Neill, 3rd Ellwynne
Peck.
Lot 2 Yearling Fleeces: 1st Guy
Moore, 2nd Ellwynne Peck, 3rd Har
old Neill.
MORROW COUNTY GRAIN SHOW
Class 30 Variety Classes
Lot 3 Fortyfold: 1st J. N. Batty,
2nd A. Majeske.
Lot 6 Club: 1st Merle Miller.
Lot 7 Rex: 1st Frank Moyer, 2nd
A. H. Bergstrom, 3rd E. H. Miller.
Lot White Federation: 1st E. H.
Miller, 2nd A. Majeske, 3rd Frank
Moyer.
Lot 9 Other Varieties: 1st Irvin
Rauch, 2nd A. H. Bergstrom.
Class 31 Market Classes
Lot 1 Soft White: 1st Frank Moy
er, 2nd E. H. Miller, 3rd J. N. Batty,
4th Merle Miller.
Lot 2 Hard White: 1st Frank
Moyer, 2nd E. H. Miller.
Class 18 Vegetable Gardening
Lot 1 1st Donald Peck.
Class 1-B Poland Chinas
Lot 2 Pen of Pigs: 1st Douglas
Drake, 2nd Clayton Wright.
Lot 4 Breeding Sow: 1st Clayton
Wright, 2nd Douglas Drake.
1st, Jean Hanna, $5; 2nd, Franr
cine Hisler, $2.50.
Best costumed juvenile cowboy:
Bobbie Kilkenny, $5.
Best clown with animal and equip
ment, Bud Dodge, $5.
Oldest Morrow county pioneer man:
D. Cox, $5.
Oldest Morrow county pioneer wo
man, Mrs. Albert Rea, $5.
Best representative of historical
character, Florence Becket, $2.
Ugliest pet, juvenile: 1st, Frank
Turner, $2; 2nd, spotted dog, $1.
Most original pet: 1st, Hunters and
Anglers Club, $5; 2nd, girl witii
wagon and kittens, $2.50.
Best covered wagon drawn by calves,
Eugene Zinter, $15.
Best covered wagon drawn by goats,
Clayton Ayers, $15.
Best goat string, Coleen Kilkenny,
$10.
Best paraded saddle horse, D. Cox,
Jr., $5. .
Uazette Times, Heppner,
Best paraded calf, Bernard Doherty,
$z.ou.
Best paraded sire and herd, Roy
Kobinson, ?11.
Best float by juvenile: 1st, Juanita
Ayers, $10; 2nd, Clayton Ayers, $5.
Largest immediate family in parade,
' Dan Way, $10.
Best comic float, T. H. Jackson,
$12.50.
Prize for logging team, Wia Green
er, $10. ,
RODEO
PRIZE WINNERS
WILD HORSE. RIDE 1st day, Llye
Simerlick, $10; 2nd day, Larry
Stephens, $10; 3rd day, Walt Mc
Kitrick, $10.
SADDLE HORSE RACE 1st day,
Ted Baisden 1st, $10; Frank Swag
gart 2nd, $5. 2nd day, Merle Swag-
gart 1st, $9; Frank Swaggart 2nd,
$4.50. 3rd day, Ted Baisden 1st,
$10; Merle Swaggart 2nd, $5.
CALF ROPING 1st day, Joe Tal
bot :22, $77.50; Pat Fist :23 4-5,
$46.50; Ivan Applegate :24 4-5, $26.
2nd day, Lloyd Depew :19, $72.50;
Hoitt Moss :22 3-5, $43.50; Ivan
Applegate :31 2-5, $24. 3rd day,
Joe Talbot :16 4-5, $75; Lloyd De
pew :22 1-5, $45; Joe Pedro :23 2-5,
$25.
PONY EXPRESS RACE 1st day, R.
L. Baze 1st, $25; Ted Baisden 2nd,
$14.50; Frank Swaggart 3rd, $10.
50. 2nd day, R. L. Baze 1st, $22.50;
Harland Kelly 2nd, $13; Joel
Byrnes 3rd, $1.50; 3rd day, R. L.
Baze 1st, $22.50; Joel Byrnes 2nd,
$13; Harland Kelly 3rd, $9.50.
BUCKING CONTEST Finals, Pat
Owens on Poker Jim, $100; Cody
Dodson on Airplane, $50; Herb
Owens on Prairie Dog, $25. 1st day,
Pat Owens on John Dillinger, $18.
75; Hoitt Moss on Poker Jim, $11.
25; Lyle Simmerlick on Dixie Kid,
$7.50. 2nd day, Cody Dodson on
Bill, $18.75; Herb Owens on Poker
Jim, $11.25; Pat Owens on Air
plane, $7.50.
FREE FOR ALL RACE 1st day,
Joel Byrnes 1st, $20.65; Ted Bais
den 2nd, $10.35. 2nd day, Mary
Jane Hawkinns 1st, $15.60; R. L.
Baze 2nd, $7.40. 3rd day, R. L.
Baze 1st, $15.60; Joel Byrnes 2nd,
$7.40.
BULLDOGGING Total time for 3
days: Shaniko Red 1:15 4-5, $50;
Jess Lawrence 1:51 4-5, $30; Hoitt
Moss 1:58, $20. 1st day, Kenneth
Depew :22, $37.50; Shaniko Red
:27, $22.50; Worth N. Crouch :31
2-5, $15. 2nd day, Hoitt Moss :26
4-5, $37.50; Lloyd Depew :27,
$22.50; Pat Owens :29 4-5, $15.
Best time for three days made by
Shaniko Red, last day, :17 4-5.
RELAY RACE-lst day, Harland
Kelly 1st, $25; Joel Byrnes 2nd,
$15; R. L. Baze 3rd, $10. 2nd day,
Harland Kelly 1st, $25; Frank
Swaggart 2nd, $15; Joel Byrnes
3rd, $10. 3rd day, Harland Kelly
1st, $25; Joel Byrnes 2nd, $15;
Frank Swaggart 3rd, $10.
THREE-QUARTER MILE RACE
lst day, Leo C. Yallup 1st, $25.50;
Joel Byrnes 2nd, $16.30; Mary Jane
Hawkins 3rd, $7.20. 2nd day, R.
L. Baze 1st, $26; Joel Byrnes 2nd,
$12.60; Alex Saluskin 3rd, $7.40.
3rd day, R. L. Baze 1st, $26.00;
Ted Baisden 2nd, $13.60; Joel
Byrnes and Alex Saluskin tied
for 3rd, $3.70 each.
QUARTER-MILE RACE (Morrow
county horses only, 2nd and 3rd
days) 1st day, R. L. Baze 1st, $18;
Harland Kelly 2nd,. $9. 2nd day,
Frank Swaggart 1st, $10; Merle
Swaggart 2nd, $5. 3rd day, Frank
Turner 1st, $10; John D. Watkins
2nd, $5.
BAREBACK RIDING ($2 a mount)
1st day, Ted Adams $4, Chas.
Johnson $6, Paul Cimmyotti $6,
Duck Slack $2, Jim McCoy $2, Ir
vin Greener $4, Orin Londe $2,
2nd day, L. Copenhaver $2, How
ard Patton $2, Ted Adams $4,
Charley Johnson $4, Irvin Green
er $4, Jim McCoy $2, Paul Cim
myotti $4, Orin Londe $8. 3rd day,
Paul Cimmyotti $6, Chas. Johnson
$8, Jim McCoy $6, Duck Slack $4,
L. H. Mulky $6, Howard Pattoon
$4, Ted Adams $4, Art Vance $2,
Orin Londe $4.
QUARTER-MILE RACE Last two
days) 2nd day, R. L. Baze 1st,
$18.40; Mary Jane Hawkins 2nd,
$8.60. 3rd day, R. L. Baze 1st, $14;
Alex Saluskin 2nd, $7.
THREE-QUARTER MILE RACE
(Last two days, Morrow County
Derby last day) 2nd day, Ted
Baisden 1st, $52.50; R. L. Baze 2nd,
Oregon
$27.50; Joel Byrnes 3rd, $20. 3rd
day, R. L. Baze 1st, $72.50; James
D. Shuster 2nd, $47.50; Ted Bais
den 3rd, $30.
BOARDMAN NEWS
Boardman Students
Home for School
By LaVern Baker
Louis McDonald returned here to
attend high school this year. He has
been working out of Heppner all
summer.
Janet Gorham returned home Sat
urday with her mother who mo
tored to New Plymouth last week.
Janet has been working in Idaho this
summer.
Chloe Barlow returned after a
few days' visit with her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Ferguson, at Gold Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson came also,
and will remain here for a visit.
Herb Parsons and Mr. and Mrs.
Shore and some other friends from
Spokane, spent the week end at the
Parsons home. Herb returned to
Mosier, where he will be employed.
Kate Gorham from Omaha, Neb.,
arrived on the train here Monday
evening and will visit for a time.
Pat Healy left for the mountains
above Wallowa where he will take
care of their sheep.
Kenny Trumbull has taken a few
days off so he could go to Pendle
ton and Spokane on a short visit.
All of the teachers are here, and
school started Monday morning.
Norval Shannon is here again. He
has been working in the harvest field
but of Lexington most of the sum
mer. Eldon Shannon came home over
the week end from near La Grande
where he is employed on the oiling
crew.
Virginia Compton spent a few
days visiting here last week, and
Punk Compton took her to Pendle
ton where she will enter nurse's
training.
Alan Gibb went to Ontario the end
of the week to visit with his father,
Alex Gibb, who has a plumbing bus
iness in the Malheur county city.
Get results with G. T. want ads
Want Ads
For Sale 20 tons wheat hay. R. E.
Driskell, Eight Mile, Ore. 2628p.
Lost, bunch of five keys in leath
er case, somewhere in Heppner. Re
ward for return to this office.
7 Hampshire and 9 Rambouillet
bucks for sale. W. H. Cleveland,
Heppner. 26-28p
Wightman's cider for sale, 35c a
gallon if come and get it with con-,
tainer. 26tf
Sheep or cattle pasture, 700 acres
stubble and straw, plenty of water.
Inquire this office. 26-27
Strayed Large dark bay horse,
111 band on right front shoulder;
brand on right hip; small star on
forehead; believed to be in Hardman
country. Notify Ray Willis, Condon,
Oregon. . 26-29
Milk cow for sale.'
Johnson, Lexington.
Mrs. Galey
25-26
3 Corriedale bucks for sale, 5-yr.-olds,
$5 each. Walter Wright, Hepp
ner. 25tf
20 pigs for sale. Lotus Robison, 1
mile below Rugg's on Rhea creek.
' 25-ltp-tf
Cash for rifles and old guns of all
descriptions. Box 124, Stone's Gun
Restocking Service.
wood sawing anywhere, customary
Drices. Hnmpr Tiirlrer niHr 94-91 n
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TT 1 i - .
Used Maytag washers. Both eas
and electric operated, at bargain
prices; easy terms. Pendleton Music
House. 24-21
For Sale E. E. Clark farm 2 miles
below Heppner; 600 acres, modern
house; $1000 will handle. Mrs. E. E.
Clark, Hillsboro, Ore. 19tf
City residence $2500, $500 down,
balance terms F. B Nickerson, agent.
Gasoline, diesel and stove oil stor
age tanks. A stock In Pendleton at
Portland prices; terms. Beall Pipe
and Tank Corp.. 1411 Ralev St.. Pen
dleton, Phone 1274W. 7tf
Briquets for sale at Tum-A-Lum
Lumber Co.
Page Seven
Local Invention
Shown at State Fair
Salem. Sept. 6 (Special) A spec
ial hitch for drills behind tractors,
invented by Leo Gorger of Hepp
ner, is being shown in motion pic
tures at the state inventors' show at
the Oregon state fair here,.
With Gorger's invention it is pos
sible to back the tractor and still
have all the drills remain behind
the machine without any one of the
drills leaving a predetermined line
of travel. Damage to drills isalso
eliminated.
The state inventors' show is a new
feature at the fair this year, and it
is in charge of J. T. Anderson, in
dustrial coordinator of Portland'.
Motion pictures of inventions and
working models are being shown.
Read G. T. Want Ads. You way
find a bargain in something needed.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself as an
independent candidate for the office
of county assessor at the General
Election to be held Noember 8, 1938.
ANDREW J. CHAFFEE.
(Pd. Adv.)
NOTICE. Under paragraph a. Section
12, Federal Range Code, approved June
22, 1938, by the Secretary of the Inter
ior, the annual election for two mem
bers of the District 7 Advisory Board
will be held Thursday, October 6, 1938.
in the County Court House at Heppner,
Ore. Nominations will open at 1 o'clock
P. M. and the voting polls will remain
open between 2 and 6 o'clock P. M.
Voters must have the qualifications of
a licensee In good standing In Oregon
Grazing District No. 7. MARVIN
KLEMMB, Regional Grazier.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was duly appointed by
the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Morrow County execu
trix of the last Will and Testament
of W. O. Bayless, deceased, and all
persons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased are hereby re
quired to present the same to the
undersigned with proper vouchers
duly verified, at the law office of
Jos. J. . Nys, at Heppner, Oregon,
within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated and first published this 8th
day of September, 1938.
ANNA BAYLESS,
Executrix.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that Lewis
E. Knighten, administrator of the
estate of James A. Knighten, de
ceased, has filed his final account of
his administration of said estate with
the Clerk of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Morrow County,
and the said Court has set Septem
ber 24, 1938,. at the hour of 10 A. M.
of said day, in the County Court
Room of the Court House of the
State of Oregon, for Morrow Coun
ty, as the time and place for hearing
on and final settlement of said final
account, and all persons having ob
jections to the said final account or
the settlement of said estate are
hereby required to file the same
with said Court on or before the
time set for said hearing.
Dated and first published this 1st
day of September, 1938.
LEWIS E. KNIGHTEN,
Administrator of the Estate
of James A. Knighten, deceased.
CALL FOR BOND REDEMPTION
Bonds Nos. 66 to 73 inclusive,
$500.00 each, issue of October 1st,
1919, of School District No. 25, Mor
row County, Oregon, now being op
tional, are hereby called for redemp
tion as of October 1st, 1938, on pre
sentation at The Chase National
Bank, New York, N. Y., where funds
will be on deposit for payment of
said bonds.
Interest on above bonds will cease
October 1st, 1938.
Heppner, Oregon, August 10, 1938.
LEON W. BRIGGS,
Treasurer of Morrow County,
Oregon.
NOTICE OP PINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned Executrix of the Estate of W.'
P. Mahoney, deceased, has filed with
the County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Morrow County, her Final Ac
count of her administration of said Es
tate and said court has set Tuesday, the
6th day of September, 1938, at the hour
of 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day at the County Court room at the
Court House, at Heppner, Oregon, as
the time and place for hearing objec
tions to said Final Account and the set
tlement of said estate, and all persons
having objections thereto are hereby
required to file the same with said court
on or before the time set for said hear
ing. Dated and first published this 4th day
of August, 1938.
HARRIET K. MAHONEY,
Executrix