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"I Page 2 Heppner Gozette Times, Thursday, January 14, 1934 HEPPNER GAZETTE TIME SjTHIRTY YEARS AGO MOHBOW COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER The Heppner Gazette, established March 30, 1SS3. The Heppner Times, established November 18. 1897. Consolidated February 15. 1912 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION ROEERT FE.VLAXD Editor and Publisher GRETCHEN PENLAND Associate Publisher NATIONAL EDITORIAL I ASSOcfATlON MJAmSLlLSHM Published Every Thursday and Entered at the Post Office at Heppner. Oregon, as Second Class Matter Subscription Rates: Morrow and Grant Counties. $3.00 Year; Elsewhere $4.00 Year. Single Copy 10 cents. From The County Agent's Office By N. C Anderson ACP rtice all farm ur.ty 'his v-r.e has .- had a :A 1'T-k near fa- not an adequate stand of good grasses the area should be seed ed er.ce the brush is killed or re moved and grasses can get light. he right kind ef grasses or le-r-rr.es shculd be or. the land to take G-'d stands ar.tage or the situation.' hf.,, c. a ( ou r e , egetated Crease We hop- that 'me acquainted practices at e ca t: d isc u s.s ger.'ly 'he prac ...ar if 'his year . ."-nee and Ar farm in western were ,n to dis- ! s'ime sage rlan on B-3 'fs this . to ;.er iesirable , frott-c- g. i ; ,-', land 1 f "'" 'h'- ffi.-t f'f tf.-f- pests r.'-t to ex-!-r acre will be made . g '.v.. i Rl, berry d Rcc br;er. Juniper, ra r '.t brush, and Tt- 1- a - r K . a'e f r M rr. vv County h a rvo - -,- , -e m"ho.'is of con trolling these competitive shrubs T..'-m rr.e'hods are through the f v .g grass are' t? keep rrush frorr. : .ack irr.rr.ed.a'ely. If the' '.eeds re seeding rr.ecr.ar.;cai '-ntro; isn't ". ery good because' the d--ad frush Ls in the way and , mus be renvved before seed can te covered The main pf,;nt is' that the govern m.'-n' is wi.kngl h:s ear to help anyone up to S." 'io per acre in improving range1 by clearing off these wif'-xne', ea;ng j lar.ts. If v-ur range is e-.'.ered by sage brush up to ", "hen it is certain that yoj can't i be retting over half as much' g'ass as the land will w r.e kr.cws whe'h.er these pay-! rent will go -.r. forever or j.o? . and it j gfd business to us'-' hem while they are here. j The new program specializes in what they call enduring prac-! tires. In ctner words 'he ad m!r.israi'n now wants to see some progress next year and ten! years from now for tne rr.one; sper.'. Range irr.proverr.er.' ce: a inly fa. Is in th: class We wil be happy t- talk ti.is practic es "r with a.i interested ranchers tjrate of 6 to 8 pounds per acre. t but caution must be taken as ; cats, dogs, and other livestock are susceptible to the material. Recently announced is a new prune variety released by the ' Oregon State College experiment station. Its name is Milton Early Italian. The main advantage to this variety is that it is two weeks earlier in ripening than the standard Italian prunes. The college recommends it highly for gardens. Fruiting tests during 'he past live years indi cate that its quality is excellent. A list of nurseries where this new variety is available can be had from the 0unTv Agent's office. in Oregon have m.i'le iuMim ,' (, i 1 1 If I 1 1 1 1 T Statements that they will mil In' -- rwl I,.i I. . , ,,. . , II , II... T- , , . . l-OlltJI'l'M'.l i lll.lli ll "n 01 ,r'e (J'ZC le 11S selves. One ,A ll,- (ir.i (., ...!. this declaration wan ,nni'ili M Dyer of Astoria, qulekly fnllmM'il oy ian (. lill'i. I mil Minim. , ( , (. n(.nrr vnmf.n K 5,i,i;iiii .( i'i gene the las of the week re- Ava (:; f;oo(I;irh. ,.,, ,, ,,' ix-rt W. Root. Medfonl l.nlenl Januarv 17. 1924 Carl Cason and P.eid Buseick, ' representatives of Heppner high school at the conference in Eu- turned home Monday. They li hi 1 1 3 Jtru UiCii rAir.nc. he js ,ha, ,0o, ni,,y f, . ena'e. j-riends of ( ,iinhlcli ami Ray Drake Eight Mile farmer. 'his ,aw tn,.r H:l was doing business in this city ,.,., , , i,.v,.w o, r" K " I .him li.n -ihv .l 'i I" llll'll. Ill I'l'l , ..u 1,1 li. 'I I"' 111,1 "-.l.l A-W 1 1 s 1 1 1 i n I he In i, I'll "f a. v lb''1 ; ,,n li leil Willi ,, .ii hi,: li'f lliii' hl'i in'1'' ,MI-,, niiil-rient I I-IOV. if, at if is ,r consoia .loii io rriy c-ditors tha- I arn ,i',iu is. but it is hf best t-.M, U,, i-..b'e'b'''.ir.ger-pt uj,n l,:f WJ'f.OUt -a.Tii.'.g. j,ri,J A iiiity slKi- "v-.f J,;e-,e;v;'ior. of the f.f ru e of ;,fe and, one ,1 ,,t urn laii inwii h.i'i Judge W. T. Campbell and Commissioners Davidson and Benge returned on Sunday from a week spent at Portland and Salem. At Portland they attend- ed the sessions of the state high way commission on Tuesday. rher r rr.ecr.ar.ical Every jear at this tr, we!" ,es an:- ec- ec; hV spraying 2 4 .ler r--,r.t:na- -n ir able ;erv Willows 24 D a- 'ne have inquiries regarding dama to small and sornetir.es ; fruit trees and e en ornamer. A number of ranchers have called the 'dfice this past week to inquire about spaying cattle for ra't.e grubs Cat'ie grubs this year are considerably early in emerging than in the past. Last week while attending the livestock and meat marketing for.ferer.ee a Oregon State Col lege, I had 'he privilege of talk ing to Bob Lauderdale. Entomolo gist at the college. Mr. Lauder dale ;s working exclusively this year wi'h grub control in order 'hat he might have all of the answers to questions that might asked about this serious in sect pest It is causing so many miil:-ns of dollars of damage his year. As outlined recently in 'his column the only control for cattle grubs is ro'onor.e This j i.-.sect.cide may be apr.ied as a dust cfnTair.ir.g one. two or thn-e i tiereent rotonone or as a sprav -:n? . -. pounds i n' , r e-abie Miss Georgia Summers and Laurance Harmon, and Eon Lowe and Don Resler left on the local from Cecil on Tuesday for Port land to resume their studies at their respective schools afer having a grand and glorious holiday among their CVii friends. I John P. Amaeher, I lie A i ri.; !) Ann 1 1 to file for the Houw. I h- ha-i1 rrar-ticed law hi IX"nliuli"i ' ' countv for nearly -10 veaiM ami '"' has a signal record fur ability and the highest integrity. Those who have staled lliey will file, or have strongly lull mated they will, include liner candidates for .Speal'.er of I he House. They are Carl II Kran c-is. Yamhill county; David ('. Eaum. L'nion countv and Kdwln A. Geary, Klamath Falls. Olheis are Dr. Or.a Haion, Astoria; Josejh H. Harvey, Portland. Expected to be early filers are ii'las eoutily Oscar Keith ley. Eight Mile far- mer, was in Heppner Saturday. taking in the Farm Bureau meet, j ing. ' whoe name lead all the rest when ihe roll was called in Hie iiou.se in lff.Vi; Gust Anderson, I! S. Jensen, I'at Uooley. K. K. Dnni way. Dr. F. H. Daironasrh, I'hil J. Koth, Harvey Well ; and li. K. Deich. all of I'ortl.i.od. Alfred II. Corl.ett will file for the Senate in Mu'tnorn'ih county. H. H. C'hindgren. (lakanias county, may file for the Senate and leave John Misko as the only "holdover'' rcprewrilativi' for Clackamas county. Leon S. Davis, Hillsboro, will file unless he accepts a proffered federal position grapev ine this is i, Harry E. Elliott, of Tillamook countv; Robert K. Klemsen. Col- Candidates have only 15 weeks umbia countv; George Lavman. of trumpeting before the May 21 ' Vamhill coiin'tv; Claude E. Hall, primaries and the deadline for. Waldport; Earl H. Hill, Lane filing is March 12. I county; fi. A. Stover of Rend; J. We got this as hush-hush right i P. Steiwer. Fossil; Charles Allen from the smokey rooms, scuttle- Tom. Rufus; R. II. Weatherford, butt or not. here it is. jWaiiowa: Earl A. Moore. Hood The answer t" what is holding; Riv": v- T- 3 Douglas tin the f-lin r.f fanrfHste U the - county; Roderic k T. McKenzie. hut Hi, l'o el llllll'l l,,il .ill..U.-il Hll'. V'.rll I'toliml' d Aiiii ili.nl "w-n" 1 ! el MiiTi",l l"H "I "dill" bad . . , ... , i ll ilii,; lli II a I'nv.lliir nu ICil niulil I"' .ilfi'ii'il In Hie i".-, nl tin- iUliii'.r aliU . . i i ,,,1.11,, liilenl, anil I n i .rii- -in -"i vv I w .is mil nl I""'"! 1 ''' M'Mtll w.ri i.,, ii.iiiIiik ullhoul warn I Ini:, IlKr ,t hull limn Hir bhuu I j ici-i irliileil, ami -ii Ihr mo I nii'iil iiiiild have lii.nl"' "oi de I leir r, w lllmul tlnir. by myself, lo ie,ille uh.il had li.i ppeni'd. At any lair, any i;ooi name lh.il I had I n it 1 1 1 1 hi e-.l.ibli'.ll lor. my sell hi Mini i-ominunily is; eleinally 1 1 1 1 " I , with no pos- j ahlllly ol iciilieellnn, so I anr l.iilihiie cimmIIi.M' hi the many; ( i in- ieopr v. limn I knew and ad i mired, even as I wanted them to admiic mi'. Now, here ronies Ihe rea I pur- i po- i' lot Ihe Wlllilij' "I Ibis letter, j nay, I bav- kept what I had left ; of my w a ; -s to sustain rne until I find worn in vi- o'h-r f-om- murjity. 1 Ho. for whatever t.n,- folks who MiM-.ted me may J.gure jt worth j I ,U-(v and prorr.i-v- before clod ' that not one 'en' wil o- ulti j mat'-!y lo1-? by any one of mv ! i"-ditor,v. I don't know- how nor when, hut if God lets r-e ;Vri j I will pay every cent I owe, every person 'oat ra.s ne.;x-ri me. , , , and may God bless you all: If i-:( t. 'jT.tr who has: extends rn"' ererjjT s'.ii! ,v-nd a s'a'erner.i to Box i(',2. Pendleton. Ore,. I will Wimeiime. repay every dime, t,, every or.'- May I 'onciode by saying that if I had delighted in "Roli.r.g in Filth" like v,me of your "Lead in;' Ligh's." I could have mar;,, of those who have finger a" rr ha.T.e bv r u' t.' : mans the .v'-u their face in s the things I w v-e! -id" CAMPAIGN WARMING CP slow and steady plans of Demo cratic high-pocke's of Multno mah county who are doing a I ry a irT r,at-.V i-r. e .1-. n-,--,- Uw i-'er or 10 m-,-ds SP15- When p'h" f'va t li ci nrt of wsTht ; f and shade trees The d d ger.eral.y ca.eci fy mic' when investigation is made. This is i equivalent epf-c-iaby true in orchards and i.vc" while areas where there are ditches and sage htl-sr- l 2i-n .t.i . 'b.sage; two pounds "t acid pc-r mg an eye on young fruit and I'U-t should be rubbed into the k region where the grub open ing appears High pressure strays capable r-i producing 400 pounds r.f pressure are procured for large herd spraying. Sume thing new from past re- are scr.edu ed u ! bring out a full-ticket of promi- , rent persc"ns-esp-;a Uy women ' with the majri-y of 'he names r.ew on the political scroll. The top of the ticket has jel j led. I The stars-the Neuberger fam- l.y. Kicr.ard and Maunne. Thev bo comrol.ed by .ideal conditions for field mi'e to commendations came from Mr. uno regiS'ered fame liucaliy and ;y smaller i live It is well then to be keep At !V.l ' Ma e i ae of windtin-ak trees f r 't jde uhiie;If ar.v damage is f : : a, iv e o rtroJ tan r-e had b r :..; t.e. p i-i-.n grain near r and the s-,..;ce rurwavs t.r d; m sge. good er.ng t ! sh very ffe-ie ere is : c.'-f. 1- ' s' . ' 1 v. i.' I "" J t ' I anally : ci'her a nit very well s; raved w eg .. r. dor the "he use 'f K-mg the r and f r d:'!'T! f r is rec-cm-hich are kec-p out "ds work Mice can also be h Tuxa; bene at the Rree: for i-r-- 'A rs' g i C-. ened . r, ,4 e 'he c.'ttif are to be treated !" wiU sunioe at mis gel Ujt p. s snalf,r son iMr nee control ana aoes. need to he rtified w:tn any: r insecticide such at DDT. i :he Lamb Weston Com- T panv at v.ii.-n announced t..at LJyE-tTP OF THE HOUSE r.ey r.ai j-c-a vine si, age icr sale in this area. While the w.n. er has been mi.d and little fee-d ing has been nc-cessary many c-f our ranchers have been sold on pa vine si. 'age as a supplement al forage It provides a succu lent feed that is excellent for M.es; H"vcl L. Haynes, f, rants Pass; Loran L. Stewart, Cottage Grove and Robert W. Steward of Baker county arc all expected to file this month. Frank M. Farmer, Polk county and Jess W. Savaue. Linn county, may file for the Senate. It will take a lot of political pressure to get the following to file. Dor.n'd R. H.rb.nd. I.ane county ".,: go for the Senate if he star's. Wm. W. Eradeen. of Burns; Ed R. Cardwell. Linn i county; Carroll Looey, Malheur if : a njti,ir,st cf-ato as ,hl fit'and F H. Mann are adamant tnat tr.cv wuii not tne. i. c;,.;l, ;as not made ct ;i!id Ralph Lauderdale He suggests that car.e lice are a proniem at met Vr anrt Mrs Tcr'c!atr,rS Th. new- casting is Richard Neub-r-r- nd Mau- rir.e Neuberger for governor. it wouiO ta.Ke more t .an wire apping to put the acid test on his tale. Umatilla county, up his mind as Saylnr. I'm it ilia saying "no", as Hudson of Wasco canity, keeps io.-s" Russell countv. r-evera.- valuable members of the If53 House of Representatives We pick up and deliver! A smu:m 17 ,1i lh'Vxf Ki. VV ' V, .11, . 1 " .. " W. t ! ;;:h' Mh i - . ii w, s . .; i ft ' .i v i t-'J - - - Av r ----- 3 I ' T iTIIlir'- - - - , 1 i .- - t ' -1 - C t ,1 Y m;.k produe may want v supplement They ran U Lamb West.. ar.t.eed as go on. S..m? ranchers di.-pose of hay and t with pea vines, purchased at the pit and are guar d ripe vine silage. FREE BUT NO FREEDOM Life de.'rs Alfred llyhus one squeeze af"er another. Last week he was released from the Or-g -n State Peniten tiary after serving 2! years of a' life ce-ntenc,. tha was recent ly ileclared illegal by a (utility circuit I'Ollrl. lie was rooming at the Salem V.Mt'A dying In adjust hims.ell to windows willioiil bars and to freedom when his attorney carne to tell him he musl leave town. "You would be Ihe first to he ac cused of any crime committed here," the attorney advised him. "litis happened in a similar case last month." The "-year. old former inmate left the same clay for a job ar ranged for him by a Good Samar itan on a chicken farm a long way from Hie penitentiary the location of which remains a secret. to know h bout jf f.jf , n I "I.c-t Him Tha' Is Witho Marion ( a t T:,e Fir1 S'cr.e." In genuine sorro.v a: JACK PERRY fciam. Long Distance Nation -Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans Penland Bros. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone 33 She remembered Happy is the husband whose wife keeps the refrigerator well stocked with rare flavored, refreshing Olympia Beer. rS tee D,fpe, , j t i O'rip oB-e8Co,0:"p;o, A'n, U.S.A." "Jj j- i ix-nver .'es"ern t.t-i e w ere j column ' be-ingj w; . niist-.. ,6? A CALL 6-9441 For prompt reliable .serrice. A s:cre high with particular people becmse we're so --iticular alwut every detail of our serrice. Mdern Kpjipment . . . skilled workmanship . . . cnties! in spection ... all add up to superior quality in the finish, id job. Tou'U appreciate the difference! Try us once and see for yourself. HEPPNER CLEANERS Leaving 'his week V to a'tend the National Stock show are Mr a Frank Ar.de.-v.n. Heppne Ms '.r Emert. I- c Mrs Ker!r. Ek'-n m. ! still undecided as this was WT"tc-n bvt we ar. that they will be there bo, Frank so'.s "la he is gcir.g t bring back a ,.! to imprvve his prize winning s'-x-k He had tw-o grand champi'T; bu.'s and o-e heifer at -,cs -- : sales cons' gnc-d to i! year. I-ibert Emert has a hk bud tnat i-- h'.'v, n at Denver and it sh:: ;-ed home following the ehi"-:t Prove FREE Muscular Pains Relieved In Few Minutes U'ith Doctor' Ertentl Pretcripboii Make This 24 Hr. Test t'st V 5s". i. :-.U3 t.r It. t.-a. fc.-t-i.vp t -. r 1 .s.- ir ;.k.- ? V.s-Cl-i'. hlB -.. .'nil k.. :k,v ?p j.:.f fc--3 fc;-Ti-s.. Ar: 'y StVisCt.i:-Ki'3 c-i.'-'J' es n.re. fcvi-iT.g .- t- i f ). y U'.k. lE-f-ti.t . - rr 1 1.' rii4 U.t t.V.ari3f .; Vj.rrE-:-.VB un ttt knv-o r ytkrs- cwsrf. 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Telephone lines above and below the streets of vour c hcC- I r f HSP" d0liate inStrUmts trouble, these n he.p 1 oc -ate buried cables, conduits, manholes and the like . . . and renair crews ,e the job fast. Lar e citk-s need thousands of thesc planning that has helned Krin,-, i .... J " p; T , . ' S K' Tclxm at the lowest possible cost racinc Telephone works to mnl-e vnm. t , . ufks io make j our telephone a bigger value every day. com ma ps and repair crews can get on maps. And they're an important part of the
