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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-12-07
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Impressive Ceremonies at EIks
Annual Meeting.

The regular annual memoria
services held by all Elks lodges
were conducted by Heppner Lodge
No 35S, in this city last Sunday
at /. O. O. f. hall The hall WAS
we'll filed and the services wer,
very impressive.
The opening ceremonies con-
sisted Of ritualistic work. The
roll call Of the absent brothers
was solemn and as each brother S
name WAS called with toll Of d
gong the entire audience was
greatly impressed.
The main feature of the eXer-
cises was the address by Rev.
Joseph Buie. The speaker pre-
sented line of thought that de-
manded close and appreciative at
tention.
Following is the program:
Opening Ceremonies, L. P. O.
E.ks LODGE.
PRAYER. ..... Rev. Frank Adkins
Quartette. "Brother Thou Art
Gone TO Rest"
Jay ShipIey, Nawter Crawford,
VIII Bennett, Walter Hill
Reading .....,.." "Thanatopsis'
Miss Mae McComas
Solo. Are Marie " From Caral-
ltria Rusticans" by Mascagnie
Mrs. G. O. Hulat
Address. ...... Rev. Joseph B 1 ie
Quaitette. I'VE Are Going Down
The Valley. ...... .........
Jay Shlpley, Vawter Crawford,
Will Bennett, Walter Hill
Solo. Sing Me To Sleep"
Miss Lillian A. Cochran
Following are the departed
brothers.:
E. l.. Matlock, William Pen
and, Charles White, J. J. Roberts,
!. j. Harris, B. f. Vaughan,
Thomas Stubbleield, Charles H.
graham, Frank Natter, W. T. |
Miracle, John Colestock, E, j.
keeney.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-12-07

Large Vote poiIcd In close Con-
test.

The city election last Monday
resulted in close and spirited
contest-270 votes being polled.
The ticket which was nominated
at the mass meeting was success
ful, however, the vote was close
with the exception of W. o. Minor
who ran ahead Of his ticket COM
ing out with 100 votes to his credit.
In the race for recorder in which
there were three candidates, j. 7.
Williams came out with a good
lot of votes to spare.
Following is the vote:
Mayor %. Z. Farnsworth, 125;
Frank Gillian, 135.
CouuciImen-Geo. Aiken. III;
S. z. Gairigues, 1856; J. c. Kirk,
1873, w O. Minor, 100, ID. A. Nc
Atee, l09; Frank Roberts, 1913,
Recorder A. Richardson,
10; J. p. Williams, l02; George
Whites, 70.
Treasurer-L. W. Briggs, 1877.
The new officers will take the
oath Of office at the next regular
meeting.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-12-07
Thank The Lordl'

Ark, "for the relief | got from Back
lens Arnica 9alve. 1t cured my fesl-
ful r1nuing sores. which nothing else
wonld heal, and from which | had suf-
fered for five years" IL is marvellous
healer for cute, wounds and burns.
Guaranteed at Pate rson & Sons drug
store; 25c.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-12-07
a Disastrous Calamity.

It Is disastrous calamity when you
lose your health, because constipation
and indigestion have sapped it away.
Prompt relief can be had in DR.. King's
New Life Pills. They build up your
digestive organs. and cure headache.
dizziness, collie, constipation, etc. Guar
anteed ut Patterson & Sons drug store;
25c.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-12-07

Pain may 60 by the name OF rheums
tism, neuralgia, lumbaRo, pleursy. NJ
matter what the pains are called, Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will drive
them away. 35c, Tea or Tablets. ~
p MCMILLAN, Lexington. Oregon.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-12-07
The Weeks News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About the City.

L.. -. NODle mas mONtu lulO uIs
new residence.
Dan Doherty, of Lexington, was
in the city, Friday.
G o. Vincent came in from But
ter creek, Saturday.
Christmas candies. Spec al prices on
lots in bulk at the Pastime.
DR.. M. B. Metzler has returned
from trip in the interior.
John Fleming, the we'll known
stock buyer, is in the city.
Mrs. Welch, of Portland, is the
guest of her son, Ois Welch.
DR.. Higgs. Eyes, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Glasses properly fitted. If
Semi Weekly Portland Journal and
Heppner Gazette only $500 per year.
Two carloads of hogs were
shipped to Portland, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Conser re-
turned from Portland, Monday.
J. Fl. Kinsman shipped car
load of fat cattle to Portland,
Monday.
Wells & Warnock will handle your
real estate and charge only the usual
commission.
Divine services will be hold at the
Catholic church, Heppner on Sunday,
Dec. II. at ! 30 a. IN.
What could be more pleasing gift
than a box of high grade cigars. The
Pastime can furnish any size you want.
Miss Ivy Currin, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, left
Monday morning for Payette,
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keeney, of
Shaniko, visited friends in this
city, Sunday. They we're on their
way home from Pendleton.
B. F. Matlock sold one of his
fine Shire colts to Joe Jackson, of
Hamilton, for $3.50. The colt was (
only seven months old and weigh
ed 700 pounds.
The Galloway Telephone COM
pany has about completed the line
between Heppner and Galloway
The Instruments are now being in
stalled of which there will be Ii
to start with. t
There will be services at the Chris
tan church with preaching, both morr
ing and evening, Sunday, Dec. 10.
Revival services will begin the first q
week in January.-J. V. Crawford, .
minister. ,
Doric Lodge No. 90, X. Of P.
is now one of the most active I
fraternal organizations in the city.
At the regular meeting next Tues
day, there will be work in both
the second and third degrees.
Victor Heath, who resides south
of Hardman, was in the city yes
terday. Mr.. Heath reports that on
Thanksgiving day he shot CHINA p
mon bear that was monster. Il
The animal measured lO9 feet y
from tip to tip and was killed on p
the North fork of the John Day. v
Joseph LuckmaR was the re-
cipient of very pleasant birthday y
party, Monday evening at the resi- lit
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kin
ney. The event WAS in honor of ID
Mr.. Luckman's 6lst birthday. o.
A fine dinner was served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Kinney, Messrs. Joseph Luckman, ~ ~
ID. A. McAtee and James Donnelly. l;s
+. C. AshbaHgh, of the Pastime, now I'd
has one of the finest stocks ever carried
by this popular place. The finest line
of meerschaum and briar pipes in beau 4
tIful designs as well as the best grades -
of cigars and candies, in tie city.
Special prices on candies in bulk for
Christmas trees and the trade in gen n
eral. The leading brands of cigars in Ma na
small boxes. Don't overlook the Pas tn, IN
lime in your Christmas purchases. am al
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-12-07
VI ARR ID.

S II PHI EY-GOODKNECHT-
At the parsonage of the Taylor
street church, in Portland, b,
Rev. Short, Wednesday, Nov.
30, 1905, Mr.. Jay ShipIey, of
Heppner, and Miss Beatrice
Goodknecht, of Silverton.
Mr., Shipiey was formerly coun-
ty school superintend mt of Nor
row county, and is well known
here.
Miss Goo1knecht was formerly
teacher in the Heppner public
schools and is an ACCOMPLISHED
young lady. They will make then
home in Heppner.
HUMPHREYS HOW D. t
the residence of Frank Hale, u
this city, Wednesday evening,
December 6, 1905, Mr.. Cecil
Humphreys and Miss Elizabeth
Howard, Rev. Frank Adkins Of
ticiating.
Mr.. Humphreys is an exem-
plary young man, we'll known in
Heppner For the past three
years he has been the faithful en-
ploye of the Heppner Light &
Water company.
Miss Howard is a charming
young lady who has many friend
here.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Humphreys will
take up their residence on Main
street.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-12-07

recognized authority-The Weekly
Oregonian
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-12-07

we nave !lst what you want for each and every member
OF your family and OF the others family as we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
SOLDIERS TO GUARD FAIR
MAJOR MCDONNELL SELECTED
TO COMMAND FORCES or
PICKED Man AT LEWIS AND
CLARK EXPOSITION.

Portland. March s.--Plans for the
organization OF the Lewis and Clark
exposition guards are now completed,
and men 10 form the guard arc being
enlisted. Major O. ", Mcdonnell OF
Portland. has heon chosen chief Of the
guards. and be will be- asslated BY
three other officers.
The guard viii consist Of eovonty.
Ave men seiectod By the company
commanders from the military compa.
nles OF Oregon. A height ol ave feet
eight inches Ia required. The CON.
mand viii wear military uniforms and
carry guns loaned BY the state mill.
tary authorities. The sfrictcst mill.
tary discipline will be malnta. ned.
The band OF seyonty-hyo men will,
be divided into three ahifts, each com.
manded by an officer. aud each shin
will serve eight hours, the schedule
being from a. m. 90 ,. m, from 4
p, N. 90 midnight, and from midnight
10 a. m. The soldiers Will be paid
sl.NO per day. with free board and
lodging. They win live IN tents out.
side the grounds, IN o fashion somO.
what Hlmilar 90 that adopted ~ sum.
mor encampmonta. The guards VIII
begin their duties about the middle Of
March. and their terms Of service viii
continue until tho middle OF N0yom.
ber. month after tho close of the ex.
position.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
AUSTRALIA TO TaE FRONT
GREAT SOUTHERN CONTINENT
WILL MAKE COMPREHENSIVE
EXHIBIT oF STRANGE PRO.
DUCTS AT LEWIS AND CLARK
CENTENNIAL.

Portland, March a.--Australia, the
land of sold and the kangaroo, whose
marvellous resources have been little
oxploked az worlds fairs, will have al
the l.owis and Clark exposition the
first exhibit which will do iustlco 70
the country. The exhibit which will
cost $4,000, VIII occupy 1000 fest OF
huor space and viii be comprehensive
and interesting.
a feature Of the Australian exhibit
VIII be a display OF leather from the
oarcasa ~ ghe gugong. The gugOug il
q ish which lives In Australian waters
whose hide is 3 inches thick. The
hide Is valuable for saddlery aud other
heavy leather goods. The display win
also show the commercial value OF tho
plaiypus, or duckblil. an animal with
the body Of a mole. and tke webbed
feet aud bin of a duck.
The exhibit from the southern con.
tlnent will explain In an entertaining
manner she present conditions In this
little known country. where the skin
ot che kangaroo Is a valuable export.
Specimens of grains will be exhibited
% show the agricultural possibilities Of
the country, and tho displays OF wool
and other sheep products will Interest
Yankee stock raisers. There will alao
be shown many products peculiar 40
the country, which are not known In
America even BY name.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
RIVER VILLAGES PRE-.
PAIRING FOR FLOODS
Many Farmers and Others
viii Be Making Dykes
and Embankmehts.

The county commissioners weFe pe.
htioned thia morning 10 hold special
meeting on next Monday ior the pur.
pose Of meeting delegates frDm pre-.
clnsSs Nos. ~, 30, s aud I. which en-.
brace the settlements Of Old Albuquor.
que, Los Duranes, Grieg0h and Ran.
chos dc Albuquerque, who viii petition
the commissioners 10 ineue IN order
sunumoning All the ablebodlod mon of
these procincis % ave days work each
constructing food defonacs. These
dciegates VIII be- appointed Al a meet.
inB which will be- held on SATURDAY AT
erno0n In precincts 35. s. aid a. and ON
Saturday night IN precinct No. rs.
This Saturday niFht moaiiue VIII 10
hold az the court house and doub les
U Will be largely attended. a. tha
news has been spread all up and down
the river.
Al the meeting this moaning the
commissioners issued an orIlar sum
moniER the people of precinct No 3.
harelas, 20 work. and when the orders
of the above precincts 70 into oHaif
the army OF workmon building flood
lsleta, and entirely across the country
Il seems thai the psople are thor.
oughlly aroused as 20 tho Importance
OF providing against possible Hoods
ana the officers have little trouhie In
getting them out 20 work. On the
contrary they seem anxious 10 do tho
work.
The army OF wGrkman when beran
work ON the dykes 0f Ranchos d. A.
rlsco and Atriseo and south 20 Ialeta
have made wonderful progress and by
the close os the hye daya, which he
gan on the 2Tth Of Fobrtary. ahe
rancherH west OF 'he river VIII De- quito
secure.
County Surveyor D. J. Rankin waa
present ai tho meeting of The ooinmis,
sioncrs this morning and gave data
On Che needed repairs OF the narelas
bridge, and The clerk was ordered 10
hdveriiso for bids ior the same THE
1rdcra stlpulaie the thorough repalr.
ing Of tho structure. aoor. girders and
piling.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
LAS VEGAS WIFE MURDERER
CAPTURED At SOCORRO

John Reynolds, the negro who
chopped his wifo's head open with a
hatchot a. las Vegas last Friday
night, was In AlbuQueraut on Sunday
night and oleyorly evadod a force Of
police and railroad detectives. who
were on tho watch FOR him lie con.
tinued his way toward Moxlco on the
santa fc road, and wa8 captured at
SocorrO by Sheriff Baca of socorro
county with very little trouble.
The authrritiea at Las Vegas we're
notified, and Sheriff Romero OF San
Miguel went tO SocOrrO ON ast nights
train and returned 70 Las Vegas this
morning With his man Reynolds ID a
very iEOnenaiye appearlns negro. Of
small statue and with clean cut foa-
lures. He was securely handcudod
and appeared very nervous He does
nOt deny that ho chopped his wife
with a hnichet, buf claims that the
Stove WAS turned over while she and
he were lghtinE. which seems very
plausible. Tie was angry "a her be-
cause she was Keeping up correspond
ence with another negro by the name
or VIII. A note Mrs. Reynnids had
written this friend of hers was found
IN the room where Reynolds had az.
lacked her, and ID u supposed that be-
came homo and found it and assaulted
her while In a jealous rage.
The woman'e head was terribly
hacked and bruised, and her condition
yesterday was very sers1us Her life
was almost dospaired Of.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
ELKS CELEBRATE
SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
ANNUAL BALI or SILVER CITY
LoooE uNPREcEpgnTLY sue
CESsFuL.

The Blks are always royal entertain.
ers, says the Silver City independent
The people Of this city have learned
that the mere mention that the Ellts
are going 10 give an entertainment Is
\ entitihoory guaranty that q will be
of the very best, and especially is that
true Of their annual ball. given in Feb.
ruary OF each year. which has long
been the leading social function OF the
year. Thursday nights ball brilliantly
surpaased all other annual balls In the
history Of Elkdom IN this city Not only
was 4 largely attended by the public
IN this city. but Fort Bayard, Pinos
Altos, Santa Rita, Fierro. Ciin and
Doming were represented. Fully scv.
eniy-iive couples danced. while others
assembled Ia groups for cOnvaraat Ion
and enjoyment. AZ che midnight hour.
the brilliant asaemblage enjoyed
delicious supper and such as only the
Elks serve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
MAYOR ROSE ON
A BUCkING BRONCO
Grief EXECUTIVE or MlLwAu.
kEE ooNs CHAPS AND Spurs
TO ACQUIRE ARIZONA HABIT.
But BREAKS AcLEo As A
STARTER.

4 special dispatch from Tuc-4In,
Aria, dated Feh. -. says.
David ; Rose, mayor ~ Milwaukee,.
has reached the conclusion that a ten.
derfoo. cannot become a fuil-nedged
Arizonian In a day.
Mayor Rose, who IA operating the
Twin Butter mines and building a rail-.
road to the properly, has been making
frequent vlslts 90 Tucson during tae
past six months
From the day of his arrival be
dOnncd the broad soinbrcr0. boots.
breeches and shirt Of a cowboy fash.
ION. Frcr. oat on the survey no packed
. big slx-shoutor at his belt, talked
about calibros and discussed the rsla.
6ye
re encouraged tho boys 20 call him
Dave. DC was becoming known az
"hlri" and a few of the fellows were
already calling him "kcrncl" bcforo
no fol-.
on Sundays and hsIl,lays he troltod
out bis fancy apurH but the fact thal
De never bestrOde a oayuse was be-.
ginning 90 excite attention. Tho other
day Mayor Rose came back from MAJ.
waukee. bringing g. n. w. Hackott,
city treasurer of that town. and WIN.
lam ~ Kirk. news writer aud nu-
mOriai. who accompanied him 30 cor.
frm his tales, and 20 see N no had
really adapted himself 90 the customs
of tho country in 10 short time
The mayors Milwaukee cOmpanionH
wheE he uncArthed hia Arl.
roma garh, handled bis run with por.
feet ease and answered 10 the name
N Dave on every hand.
When today he ordered hia brOncho
5ont over % the hOtol and vcQuer0
came over from Ahe stable leading The
animal, it was SOME moments before
they caught their breath.
but ite mayor waa there IN his cow
boy duda prepared 90 make gOOd. The
brOnch0 appeared to be as tame ~ a
kitten when he took the roina and the
ponmcl ~ the saddle. Bun ho never
landed IN hls seat.
HE Milwaukee friends saw the bron
rho pick up his legs Tor a buck and IN
anOiher instant every one was hicking
sp Mister Rose, who was living In
heap IN the street about twenty feet
away.
Mister" RoBo's leg a. broken al the
ankle and ho will be- confined a month.
u not six weeks
TIE takes his faii phiiosophicaily but
'ann0i reconcile himself to sha drop
ie has taken IN the estimation III tha
boys.
With them ho Is no longer Dave"
1r Kernel, bus Just plain Mister
Rose. lie II satisfied ghat the Arizona
labit can only bo acquired aftor years
n exp@rie1ce.f
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
CENTENNIAL NOTES

Babies will bo woaned In the famous
French incubat0rB az The Lewis and
Clnk exposition.
A Japanese bazaar a. no Lewis ana
Clark exposition Wln show an ldal pic.
ture of quaint aud fascinating Japan,
Automobiles, rylleF chaira and lin.
rikaahas wiil furnish inimmural tran.
alt az tkc LOWS and Clars exposition.
The water pageant and night effects
on Guilds lake IA tho LoNls and Clark
exposition will h0 q striking feature
OF the coast rhoW.
saoing tho "seolng telephone" the
iuroniion of 4 pao.hc coast man. AZ
the iSwia and Clark exposition will
recall jamoH WhltcOmb Rileys poem
on Seeing Thinge."
Progress and producta u the inau.
lar and other possessions oi tho Una.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
REMARKABLE ESCAPE
!. A. DAVIS, THE PLUMBER. CONES
m CONTACT WITH a STRONGLY
CHARGED ELECTRIC WIRE AND
SUFFERS SEVERE INJURIES.

J. Ashby Davis. the plumber. had a
narrow escape from death last even.
|ing. says the Santa 70 New Mexican.
|Mr. Davis was doing some work IN
the once OF Or j. NJ Diaz al about 8
O'Clock and was in the act of connect
|lne a piece OF pipe when the accident
IuccnrnUd. q vas dark Ia the Office and
be asked Dr. Diax 20 bring him the
HIGHT. Mr.. Davis had hold OF the plpe
Ind his hands we're wet. When no
took hold OF the socket Of the electric
ilcht Il formed 4 complete circuit hold
ing him so that he could not ict go.
Ito became unconscious. The force
oi the shock threw him down and Ehe
only thing thst saved his liic was the
breaking OF the globe ON the incandos'
cent light His hand was severely
pufned aud be was made very weak,
hut outside OF this Il is not thought
tnh any serious results Will follow. He
ls confined 60 hia home and - under
ilhe care of a physician. II may be
several weeks before he will recover
auiilcicntly "a resume work, the power
ful electric shock having severely IN
iured his nervous system. Dr. Dlaz.
who ls Mr. Davis attending physlcian
and who Il somewhat of an expert In
electrical matters, states that hls "a.
tiont'a escape from instant death was
most remarkable and lucky. The eioc.
trlc current was very powerful aud
/ no connection between Il and Mr.
layis' body was complete. Had 4
~ been Cor the broaltage ~ tho wire
she time this happened or had this
ppenod a minute later. Ia the Opln.
~ the doctor. Mr. Davis would not
FO survived.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
tro be sousinusa.)
SOLDIERS or FORTUNE
WHITE wHlTTLEeAY AND CON.
PANY HERE ON THURSDAY,
MARCH ..

The frat appearance in ghls city u
tho y0unr romantic actor, White Whit.
tieAay, is likely 10 result Ia ha great
a sncoUas here as no haa met eise,
whore, judging BY the advance rep1rfa
received a. 70 the talents oi the young
actor
Whiiflosef opcns MS special engage
mont a. t,o now Eika theatre Tor a
single performance on thursday.
Aarch 3.
Ho viii make bis bow here In the
ianinuo romance soldiers of Fortune"
IN which WhiNlesey L. said 20 be a
his beal
For the road tour, whittlesey IL
playing "ileanaoaae," "The sacond
Ia Command, aud Soldiers ~ For
tuno."
The productions of the whlttlesey
company ase up % tke usual standard
of 0rroileuce for which the name Of
belaeco, Mayer and Urice a fan.na.
Tho company carries eyory portion 0f
tho acenery required Cor the playa 30.
lng presented. as vol a. m0af oitbOr.
afe costumes and stage accessories.
The compAny supporting Whltfl0sey
la a most powerful one and includes
d trained choir fDr the rendition II
che nlipie 10 ihe eiays
Among those who are members %
the WhlWicesCy t,lnrany are Enfanie
That's lAWtOn, VIRGINIA Hflaaac. Alta
Perry. Edith Campbell. Moaare. j. M.
SainpOlls. Harry ~ Dyer. Henry Lew.
elyn. Reginald Mason, Tayior sur.
~. BfFilie Anderson. Carl Yoho and
Charles &herman.