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VOL. II
LEXINGTON, OREGON, THURSDAY APRIL 2, 1907
NO.-at
HEPPNER PENDLETON . ROAD
Le'Jnglon, April 23, 1907
Editor vWhea(freld; -
Having noticed the comments in
some of the county papers regarding
the H-eppneir-Pendleton road would
like to express my views on this sub
ject, i would like 'to state that the
writer Is now and always has teen an
advocate of .good roads, but J do not
see the advantages to the entire coun
ty of this proposed road to Pendleton.
It would be a great advantage to Pen
dleton and quite a benefit to Heppner,
yet to the county at large I cannot see
ette valley to build Eastern Oregon
roads, neither''do I believe It right and
just to ta th people of Lexington and
lone districts to build Heppner roads.
It Is claimed that' motors would be
'placed on this road by a company who
would agree to keepthe road In repair
for the privilege of operating their mo
tors over it. I belive that If the coun
ty would secure a ricihl nf wav cnH
build the rrade from anv noint on' the CCU8hed contlnuuly W and day ond
the nelphhor.?' ncHirt
blld roads that is of no benefit to the
county at large. I would 1e pleased
to have others who are interested in
this matter to express their views, &
there may be some points in connec
tion with this road question that i do
not understand.
A Subscriber
"PNBUMrtXM'S jKA!M,Y WOKK
had so seriously affected my right lung,
writes Mrs. Fannie Connor, of Rural
route 1. Georgetown, Tenn., "that I
river to the interior of the county that
steam and electric' railways would g'ad-
tion- seemed inevitable, until my hus
band brought home a bottle of Dr.
that it is ,of any benefit whatever, j fr . the privilege of eperating their
"Heppner would not be willing to be j trains over it, but that is not the usual
ly lay track and maintain the road bed King's New Discovery, which ffi mv
case proved to be the only real cough
cure and restorer of weak, sore lungs."
taxed to build a road of ihi ,w,in. I way. Let them biillrt fhpir nm roHe! ' When 3,1 other remedies ; utterly fall,
tion from Lexington to the Columbia buy their right of way. If" (his l f ainst
J ' sung and throat troubles with New Dls-
river, where the benefits to the county ; company wants to operate a motor line ' covery, the real curl. Guaranteed bv
at large would be double what the between Hepsner and Pendleton, why V. P. McMillan, druggist. 50c. and
Heppner-Pendleton road would be. 1 j not let them build their own road? If , 3H.C0. Trial bottle free.
do not believe it would be just and ' Heppner wants this road, let Heppner "
right to tax the people of the Villam- btriid it at her own expense and net;
' , ' .laskustobe burdened with taxes to' $end The Wheatfjelcl East
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By-Laws adopted by iie Iadepeadent Line
ARTICLE I.
No person shall be allowei the use
of a telephone for more thai' Five
minutes at any one time. Any per
son or persons using the telephone who
shall refuse to q4se, talking at the
expiration of five minutes when re
quested to do so by any member wish
ing to use the line, shall be fined the
sum of twenty-five (25) cents for each
and every offence.
ARTICLE II.
Common conversation shall not be
permitted whan the use of the line' is
required for the'transmisslon of busi
ness messages, and it shall be the duty
of all members to see that the provis
ions of this article 'are rigidly, enforced.
ARTICLE III.
No member shall allow the use of
his telephone frje of charge, but shall
! charge the sum of 1 5 cents, to any
person not a stockholder, except it be
to a member' of his family, his partner
in business, his employee or guest,
who is actually visiting his family, or a
member of another line who has free
exchange with this line. Any member :
who shall violate any of the provisions
of this article shall be charged with,
the full amour t of message so trans
mitted. Said monies to used .for'
maintainance of line, :
-ARTICLE 'IV.
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having free exchange with this. line
who shall request to be switched onto
this line for the purpose of sending a
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