Thursday, May 4, 1939
Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Page Five
TEAM SELECTION ANNOUNCED FOR
ANNUAL CROW-MAGPIE INVASION
One hundred and fifty sportsmen
and women are lined up for the
start-off gun, now sounding, for
Morrow County Hunters and Ang
lers club crow-magpie contest. With
Ralph Beamer and George Howard
as captains of two teams, they will
make the hills and ravines resound
with sounds of the hunt until June
12, when trophies will be counted
and all will dine in the interests of
fewer predators and more game
birds.
, Each egg or young bird taken will
count five points, each pair of adult
legs, 10 points. Crows, magpies and
small hawks will count in the scor
ing. Each of the captains says, "Come
on, gang," and here are the gangs:
BEAMER
L. E. Bisbee
Cornett Green
Howard Bryant
Bert Mason
Marcel Jones
Ben Cox
Earle Bryant
Carl Allyn
TYank Alfred
B. O. Anderson
W. S. Bennett
E. A. Bennett
W. J. Bucknum
C. J. D. Bauman
"Will Ball
Dale Brown
John Bergstrora
Kenneth Batty
Charles B. Cox
Harold Cohn
Claude Cox
Jasper Crawford
O. W. Cutsforth
James Driscoll
. Clyde Denny
Ed Dick
"Walter Eubanka
I. H. Frederickson
Gene Ferguson
Howard Furlong
L. L. Gilliam
H. R. Gaily t
Edmond Gonty
Earl Gordon
Herbert Hynd
Harold Hill
James Healy
Wood row Huston
E. C. Heliker
Paul Jones
Bert Johnson
H. O. Kincaid
E. A. Kelly
Howard Keithley
Fred Lucas
' Walter Luckman
E. R. Lundell
P. W. Mahoney
Dr. Dwight Miller
Frank Mason
Chas. McElligott
Russell McNeill
A. A. McCabe .
Earl McCabe
Wm. Lee McCaleb
F. B. Nickerson
Harry O'Donnell
Fred Parrish
J. O. Peterson
Roy Quackenbush
Dr. L. D. Tibbies
J. O. Rasrrflis
Dr. R. M. Rice
W. B. Roberts
Frank Ross
Werner Rietmann
R. A. Steers
H. V. Smouse
Lee Sprinkle
Hugh Smith
Curtis Thomson
T. E. Peterson
Chas. Vaughn
Thomas Wells
D. M. Ward
Glen Whalen
HOWARD
Logie Richardson
Louis Gilliam
Floyd Jones
John Hanna
Bill Cox
Burl Coxen
Frank Roberts
Harley Anderson
Henry Aiken
Geo. Bleakman
A. M. Baldwin
Reese Burkenbine
Dewey Britt
Carl BergBtrom
A. H. Blankenship
Mrs. W. S. Bennett
T. L. Burnside
.J. H. Bryson
Charles Cox
Percy Cox
Spencer Crawford
Ray Coblantz
Gilbert Dickson
Ray Drake
Noel K. Dobyns
Walter Dobyns
Carl Felker .
R. B. Ferguson
John Foon
Jack Farris
E. E. Gilliam
Herman Green
Alex Green
Wilbur Gourley
Thos. C. Hagerman
Fred Hoskins
Pirl Howell
Lee Howell
Myron Huston
Blaine Isom
Ralph Justus
John Key
J. 0. Kincaid
Roney Koff
Merle Kirk
Dr. R. C. Lawrence
John Lane, Jr.
Fred Mankin
Stanley Minor
Mark Merrill
James Marlow
Dr. A. D. McMurdo
James McCabe
Lonnie McCabe
Alfred Nelson, Jr.
Grace Nickerson
Loyal Parker
B. C. Pinckney
N. E. Peavy
V. R. Runnion
L. H. Rill
Boyd Redding
T. H. Riggs
T. W. Rippee
Tyndal Robison
S. A. Steers
Dick Sperry.
Alva Stone
E. A. Swanson
Frank Turner
Monroe Turner
Jim Thomson
Fred Wehmeyer
Bob Weir
D. A. Wilson
Jim Morris
Golden Gate International exposi
tion at San Francisco. They were
accompanied from the Swaggart
buttes farm where they will be lo
cated, by Mrs. Dolven's mother, Mrs.
C. S. Wheeler, and grandmother,
Mrs. B. F. Swaggart.
Arnold Pieper, in town yesterday
from the farm near Lexington, re
quested this paper to ask for rain.
While he had just finished plowing
and turning under the thistles, rain
would make a job of weeding for
him, but he didn't care so long as
it rains.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Babb and Mrs.
Claud Graham and daughter Jeanne
returned home Tuesday from Port
land, where Mr. and Mrs. Babb
went last week end on business, and
where Mrs. Graham and daughter
had visited at the home of Mrs. Ida
Dutton.
J. G. Barratt was prevented from
accompanying his sheep to Mon
tana last week end by an attack of
flu. He was able to be about the first
of the week though feeling pretty
weak from effects of the illness.
Mrs. Roy Quackenbush sustained
a painful injury yesterday morning
when she dislocated a knee in a fall
down the rear steps while hanging
out clothes at her home on South
Gilmore street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zepp of Se
attle were expected to arrive today
for a visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Lucas. Mrs. Zepp, for
merly Miss Elza Love who resided
at Heppner for several years, is a
sister of Mrs. Lucas.
Mrs. Edna Turner was in Port
land the end of the week to see her
daughter, Mrs. James Valentine,
whom she reported progressing nice
ly from a major operation undergone
last week at a hospital there.
D. N. Mackay, Gilliam county dis
trict attorney, was in the city a short
time Monday, calling at the court
house on the way to Pendleton from
Condon. He was accompanied by
"Doc" Rice of Condon.
Miss Alma Van Winkle has re
turned to her work as stenographer
at the county agent's office after a
month's leave while taking special
work at a commercial school in
Portland.
A CCC youth who fainted at
camp this week led to a rumor that
he was dead. His physician reports
the rumor erroneous and that the
boy is now okeh.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts are
recent arrivals from Baker, expect
ing to locate here while Mr. Rob
erts is engaged in logging.
Mrs. Rachel Stearns of Albany is
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Charlotte Scherzinger.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anglin left
Sunday for Seattle for a few days'
visit with relatives.
Community Sale
SWIFT FARM, LEXINGTON
Thursday, May II
Starting at 1:30 P. M.
GOOD STEERS, HEIFERS AND
STOCK CATTLE
Jack Osier, Mgr. E. H. Miller, Clerk
V. R. Runnion, Auctioneer
LOCAL ITEMS
Mark Merrill and Arnold Sharp
arrived home Monday from Mon
tana where they went last week end
with a shipment of local sheep to
summer range. They visited at the
Barratt-Krebs ranch at Spotted Robe
and at Browning, near Glacier Na
tional park. Patches of drifted snow
dotted the landscape there, and a
new snowstorm had struck just as
they were leaving, they reported.
Mr. Merrill enjoyed some fishing
though luck was poor due to high
water from the melting snow, he
said.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dolven
were in the city Tuesday, having just
returned from their wedding trip to
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Shooters Record 75 '
Score for Trap Tourney
With only one more Sunday re
maining in the telegraphic competi
tion of the Oregonian trapshoot,
Heppner, in 14th place, appears to
have a good chance of placing in
the top 15 teams eligible to compete
in the shoot-off match. P. W. Ma
honey, Luke Bibby and Ralph Jack
son each broke their first 25 birds
last Sunday to give the perfect 75
team score recorded. Nineteen shoot
ers in all participated, with birds
broken out of number of targets, as
follows:
Ralph Jackson 137-150, P. W. Ma
honey 117-125, Luke Bibby 94-100,
John Lane 90-100, A. D. McMurdo
71-75, Vivian Kane 66-75, Ray Mas
sey 47-50, H. E. Warner 45-50, C. C.
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Merle Cummings 32-50, Chas.
Vaughn 24-25, E. O. Ferguson 24-25,
C. A. Kane 19-25, Reta Bibby 18-25,
Ed Kelly 18-25, O. Padberg 18-25, C.
Schriever 16-25, Tom Hottman 16-25.
Mrs. M. L. Case, Mrs. Gus Nikan
der and children and Mrs. Irene
Perlberg left this morning for a so
journ at the coast.
Andrew Baldwin went to Portland
Sunday to spend a few days on business.
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