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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

BAN FRANCISCO, sept n
'-reN" Richards. on behalf If she
GoiJueld club has huns az purse
81 ssta0o fot 3 So between James
isduara uritt ava Joe cans the u'll
60 ho held at Geiineld 81 ebrist-
mas night A. nrilt seems o. b. she
lanIeat candidate frat out fer "a
heafus at iHe hands IT the eolofri
champion there b little dauht but
that tbc offer eal he accepted
That Iamea Edward had better re-
main - the quiet haunts Of Naitfof-
MIA auA continue his thouahtful
meditation ON shakespeare mas
terntsees II che general belief ~
the authorities on tho mitt game.
However Britt Expresses hts VIII
lnEucsa q meet Cams, That Il viii
be sass neney faf the eoiefvd artist
there l. little Doubt nrltt T. a box
81. fast. clever fellow. and should
thc hout be ten sounds Tor points
he ulsss staad q chance Ter a draw
but 10 thiuk 81 uriu being ahic Go
knock the ncKFo down and out IL "a
bit lauehahle. kfam the spccia-
tors point II view thr bout viii be
interesting. Tor u viii be q MIN be-
tween two 0f the most clever and
scieutifir men IN any class.
Jlr,r,y GARDNER Makes Application.
Al the llHhtWelkhts la the eoun.
try who are ready ie take a beating.
provided the purse viii warrant
have issued defl 10 the champion
The challenge that viii attract the
most attention comes from Jimmy
Gardner. who has posted $40 eco
through hts hackers. 90 show that he
neans business Gardner believes
that he can beat The veraatile Joe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
SALEM RACES

The second day of the running
races az Salem. Ore. furnished
some good sport Seasick won the
feature event Of the day. when she
ran aix furlonRs in liza flat. beat.
Ing Marie ~ and Fury The re-
suits and odds were NJ follows.
Five fuflongs Eldred. to
(Aiariel, won. Pelham. To 8
tNearyl. second. DIR. Roweil. : 10 I
Ct Sullivan. third. Time. i.oi.
Amasa, Vincehtio and Magnificio
also ran.
ThreeauarterB Of a mile. selling
--Seaslek U.aurencia). won. Marie
H., 6 togo. second. Fury. 2 to tT.
Sullivan. third Time. t:i3. Little
Buttercup and Hooligan also ran
Seven.cighths Of mile. selling
Hedmont. 5 20 ! (Searyl. won. Bert
Arthur. TO tBorool. second /.
Montana Peerless. 10 (Crnsn.
ottol. third. Time, t.2s ~ Royal
White and Suburban Queen also
ran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
CADETS PLAYING ooLF.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Sept IA
Ths fourth annual open Haif iuf-
nameut under the aaHfste~a u the
goif association. - Philadelphia.
began today on the iinhs NJ the Mt
Airy CeanlfY siub4 and Slll con
tinu~ until Saturday. The field u
starters this year l. unusually large
and euufaius some % The best
pros. in shr east Following the
example % last year. the tourna=
menf wiif BE- one Of at match play.
this raun8s being ~ - halea With
the rsrertioa - the final which
will be af 70 holes IL he's been an.
uuanced that a match PLAY for cad
sies has been arranged ~ the as
aoe4stlon. which 9iil undoubtedly
attraes cunslssfabis attention. The
winner viii receive a priHs Of is9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
WILL PLAY BALL
TODAY
sEsrrLE AND FRESNO WILL
BEoiN sERfEs-cAME WILL
BE CALLED AT . O'CLOCK
INSTEAD or l1o.

The vet wcaghsr yesterday for
babe all thought uf baseball 80 fhr
players aaf aFuund and maastckfrd
the hncn and a couple Of them took
q run ont To Georze4oNn 10 watch
the ponies ran on the blackboard
and Incidentally add 60 thair bank
accounts
There wiii be a game thia Efter.
noon. hoscser. the teams FatnE 10
the post az , O'Clock instead Of ? -
as has been customary. On account
Of the early approach Of darkness
~ has been decided that for the
balance Of the SEASON the games
will commence AZ o'clock
Victories foe the Fresno team
lately have been few and far BE-
tween and they are determined 10
VITA a fsr games before tha season
closes Russ Hall says the tail.
endera haven't a chance and the ~.
washes will win the series. 40 4
looks as though hot quality Of
ball will be served mp this after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
COAST PLAYERS
MAKE GOOD

Toronto wants Tim Fleod, who
Jumped Portland for the outlaws
President ncrt wiil Hell him II
Toronto viii pay tho pfice.
Buchanan formerly OF Oakland
aud nov ~ Nashville. has host Tour
thrive hi gamea thia season Sumo
thiue happened when ho WAa ont
here
in fhe Seattle aud los Angeles
series. The aiwash team defented
the Angels ihee straight games ~
the acufr Of z 90 ].
MeGiIvrng formerly nt Seattle,
recently accepted taa chances Ia
center floid for the Pueblo team ln
the Western Association
Pat uoushefly. the eHAngel u
now star hitter with the Chicago
Americans aud n great faVofile
Ia the Windy city
President bert and > Cal Ewinn
aay there Is no truth Ia the rumoi
that the schedule will bo changed
aud that los Angeles " 20 have no
more ball this season
Harry I.umiey. the e3 SiSnah To-
NHN my ntHN III tttt tfAAHAAtAH - Af'At=A
hitting over 900 aud he has the
most homo runs Ia the BITS league
Pug Bennett, another Seattle
player. "a one OF the beet pinch hit
ctfs IL the National League and In
playing fine ball fof St Louis Al,
second
Mike Mitchell. of the Beavers
says that Roy Hltt n the easiest
pitcher be ever faced Prom the
lnoka Of Mikes batting average all
the pitchers In thia league must be
easy for him
buchanan. the old Oakland
pitcher. has won three and iost an
Tor Nashville Ia tho Southern
League.
NaElo OF the Angels hit safely IN
fifteen games. then missed, oniY
90 commence over again
Gene Wright. one time with the
Angels. Is nov doink slab dHn fuF
the Dem ser team.
EnWrieht the man Dillon u fFy.
ing o. get from Sacramento. haa =
batting average Of SIT Charlie
Graham. on the same team. II calls
hitting FOR p3s
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MATCH is FIXED
FOR EVERETT
KID 8cAInR AND JOHNNIE
GROVE WILL HAVE a Co
BEFORE TIE ATHLETIC
CLUE ~ JrAT CITY

XII EeaIel. the SPOKANE light
weight has brfu matched ta nkht
Johnny efYWe Of FHH Francisco
before the IHafrlt Athletic club ar-
apbHf g. The men viii srlRb iu
"a rs pounds XII acaist hlH been
beating everybody ne has hooked
40 aith lately while Grove iH "a
HrHppef 81 recognized ability. and
che fWs ought - put up rafting
good contest
Tho td1i Of the Everett fans.
fefeY Cove. who recently knocked
aut Bobby Johnson iu two rounds.
ia out after big game and will
probably fiFhf Jimmy Walsh. the
great little Boston faatherueleHi.
before fhs Everett club ON pet1ber
Is. The bBut should be = good one.
aud the winner VIII be- right in
line fqf the feaihsfwelght cham.
piDushlp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
SWEET MARIE
WINS AGAIN

SYRACUSE. ~ v. Sept. i3.-~The
Grand Circuit races yesterday we're
characterized by some notable "
work. In the second heat OF p
1905 trottinE race Sweet Marie p
driven by Alta y Mcdonald tori q
record and trottod the mile w.
2t0Is4. lowering her own msfk
nalf second. trotting the worlfH
record for .rottipg mares In ~
race by half a second.
Chamber Of Commerce EtakFs.
2 09 trot, purse s2.0o0-Gold DPS
Maid won the first Hnd third he
and the race In 2.01. 1907 II 4o
won the second heat In 1907 ~
2.0s trot. purse $1,000 swf't
Marie won two straight heats 800
the race In 2.0t IA. 2:e3 Ia.
Lakeside stake. all pace. pufe
81 .000-Ruby Kipp won the secoaf.
third and fourth heats In fsnf ~
0e l-2. 2.0Si.2. Prince Hal wpn
the first heat In 2s07 IL
LOG pace. purse tl,2o0-Grstt
won the second aud third heats apd
the race In 2.05 IL. 2;o5 80. ToSns
Rocker won the first heat In
1905 ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
A GREAT MARE
GOES LAME
aAmsuRG sgLLE WILL NEVER
FACE STARTER AoAIN-wos
TIE FuTuRlry AND MANY
OTHER STAKES.

NEW YORK. Sept. ia.-lIamburK
BELLE. oae Of the greatest mares
that ever raced on the American
tart. will never face the starter
again She went lame the athsg
day while being prepared for one
Of the fall races and Il waS decided
90 retire her 10 J u Haxgins fawn
IN Kentucky. @here she viii be
used for breeding purposes.
As a 2yearoid Hamburg Belle
won the FufuFity. beating l.souidaa
q head she has been cut Of form
all year. her mmeness preventing
her from golnx To the post. Her
best performances during the sun
mer Was the winnlng of this Teet
stakes. when she beat Whimsical
and Fssp Fisp. running the mite tn
better than -. Another brilliant
performance Vas i1ag year. when
she beat olseau In the hFsEhtoa
Nile. runatnE the distance In
i.gs is.
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Seattle Photographer,
Awarded First
h0nors

IN the arf Of phologrsph, :. ..
almost eFefyfhing 49, = 4
leads the northwest i, 20 s'allA
veutiou Jf photograpbers y o,i
SPOKANE wislch cloass H., ~ ~, y
day. this city'E sell.knoss , snsis
rnphefa. Moon 4 wills Nh s s'.ess
IN LIS Eifel building. were s.., sa's. J.
first honora their work b,.,s.. a,s''i
superior f. anY other $780,. ~
considerihr that the besi - - s.x
eAt claha studios IN Idaho. Wasslss
son. Montana, Oregon ana Es,..
columbia wefe repfaeeniea -.
may feel Justly proud o. ths,, !,
cess The prize winner vas -
Of lady. and called forth a. !
SLATED praise Of even mea.l,, !,
the convention. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
RACES YESTERDAY
LOUISVILLE. KY.

FIRST Race Eleven .alxtesniha 81
a mile = sister Huffman. TOT
lKsyezi. I "a 2. won. Light wool
JIG. recond; Calita. iof. third
Time. les %
Sscoad Raen@One mile AID %
yards SpecdmAker. Tag. taortar
ityl. 10 Ia 1. ven. IisA shaw. 90,
second. Missouri lad. les. third
Time. t:tdts
Third Race--f hfne faurthH 81 a
Hector. los. tlioiandl. Go I.
Non. MAnasFa. IL. SECOND, Ethel
naY. lee. third Time. ia
Fourth Rsee-one uiie-Iohn l.
InWiIa. lilo tsrdeF s TO s. wan
Col. lin Douglass. iit. second. Col
Bartlett. to-. thtr1 Ttme. Ia
F1tth RAoc--F Eleven 81 xtsrnths ~
= niie-H Bitter Mise. Tel ttiolandi }.
20 20 /. won. Timothy Wsn. t0k,
second. Mechani. ~, thlrd Time.
1 Ds.
sixth Raee-One an4 uae fourth
miles tiamir AIkoi. IL tBoianal.
20 !. am. Marshall Nay. les. sec
ond. noeils. lei. thlrd Time.
SOS 81
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wlsL-oR. oNr.

FIRST Rarc- Ffve.aiEh,ha OF a
mile Tanagef. los u4rei. Z 20 s.
Won Malta. les. Second ttetNY Hin.
ford. les. thlFd Time. fe0sk
s@cnnd Race Three fsufths OF q
mile Miss Leeds. i0i lshIliinxl. :
TO S. wen Posing. los. second
Sheen. -. third Time. ia
Third Race-One aad one eighth
mlles--Ioe Levy. - gtTahcrl. 20
I. ven Exclamation. 10. Neeond !
chRatts. iet thir8 Tiuse. 1918.
Funrth Race ffvect khthH Of q
Wabash Qaeea. i0i lMoan.
taint. 10 I. won. Merry Leap
Year. iei. sscnnd. Alanle. IS. thlfd
Time. lei IS
Firth Rae@-Thfwe fuugghn % a
mile-Frauk Collins. ies fawainl /.
8 20 !. wou. Easfy ilouFa. IS. sec
onds oleas. 81. third Tinnc. isF7z6
sixth RArr--One mfie@SuunY
brook. los fMounsainl. 8 10 5. wun
Reboander. tic. second. Conde,
lot. third Time. 30 IS
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RUN TO
DEL MON I.E
ANNUAL ENDURANCE con.
TEST IN CALIFORNIA BEGINS
roMoRao w THERE WILL
BG NO seuEoino ALLOWED.

BAN TnASg-fkCo. cal. Sept. Is
- Autonohllisfs ttpfn aii parts os
caiifarnia are arriving hrrs to take
part in tire snduraece Tua - ttei
Monts. whlCh wtli start fraiu here
sasneFra~ fnafafHE.
The tour wiil practically be a
repetition - the trip nf last year.
Nhen thr same roais was used rhs
rad - well known 90 most - the
aufesuobiiizis. ana th-Y expect a
Krand time.
Ths tnsehiuss atIl be kept IN q
garage ever ntKhl ana ttsr start will
BE made tnnnaffaw motui6E The
finish line vfii be in front If the
hotel &c Iast kfoHge
TIE conditions ~ the fyn arc
such that " vii be ppsslbis fos ma d
ehsmes II svefr possible speed 60
take part IN she contest With a
chance 10 VITA the truphp There
Wiii be 30 speeding. and none q
ths contestants viii be permitted
Ma nVs..Na Eafa sa4f e. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
NELSON TALKS
ROT IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept na,liins
sslsoa arrives today. Hundreds ~
frieads greeted him. deaiastnE their
allegiance ard that they vii re-
nsasn steaafAst TO Nelson He d.
rlafss that the alleged foul was
the Negroes fault lie anya dsns
caused ths blow TO escape further
punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
See California

Before going East The Southern
Pacific company offers excellent nc.
commodatlons. Two trains daily TO
San Francisco by tho famous scenic
Shasta route. Reservations. ticl.
cts and information at Union Ticket
office, COS First av.
T. Il. ELLIS, Cen. ACT go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
NEW IDEA FOR
CUP CHASER

GLASGOW. Sept ia-Donny
nroa. ship builders 81 this city.
have perfected new design aud
offer 70 build q Upton cup chal.
lsnEer The neW plan oyertufus
the ideas ef dealgaers Watson and
pfc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

10 pass the pacsnaaksr. Hho will
lead ire epiamH. The tour the con-
ditioua u nhieh are siaiiar Ia
those n the Giidden tour. fs made
uud-f The auspices Of the Auto 20
bite eluh. ~ California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
BURNS.KAUFFMAn
MATCH Is OFF

Los ANGELES. Sept. i5-The
kaufman Burns scrap. which vas
scheduled 10 take place last night.
did not come off. II having been
postponed. II IL expected the men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
BRITT WON'T LAST
LONG WITH CANS

and says ne ~ wllllus that his for
feiture money SO ar Hide bet on
Itha results ~ the mlll Il tn a
question IL Gardner eau make the
weight. but ir hr can his request
for q match should be considered.
aud hf would he Wore dangerous
rival Tor "tlnclo" Joe than either
Herman or britt uardner d a
81 hiriNina fighter ana when
in condition has made u IN
trrnsttnE for the hest Of them
Ti.o lowell product took
buddy Ryan Into tnmp and walk
90 away With the weltrfweight
championship then Mike Twin
sullivan broke the deal hy defeat
iuK Kid Gardner tu desperate
fiEht uana Knocked the nostan boy
nul and annexed the welterw rtsht
aud lightweight championships az
one blow
Weuld Take a chsnos.
KID Herman posted forfeit NJ
81 eco long before the Nelson Cans
fisht 60 meet the winner af the
event HERMAN has utat aud defeat
"a the had ones In htz division. Ills
showing against Aftrll hautou.
Herrera and rauEer ahoN Herman
10 be a Clever fighter with a ian
avfoua punch. and he should be NO
mean opponent for Cans. Nelson
had promised Herman tho next date
IL he Won against Cana since The
neEro defeated the n4ns Herman'H
manager says he 10 ready 90 match
bis man against either Of the men
II 0aus and Britt agree To Tex"
tiEht II Il Improbable that the
champion viii take un any heavy
mills before the date fer that event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
G0LDFIELD Still
a FIGHT can

GoluFlFfD Ne g.
~ miats o. Galdaeld - Z.
,lH d1Ha and moi I
turning 90 iHr eamg. ~ ., ahsei
iuIl pf IYcEef out mlns,s e n
NlalH of fumyra ME IN H.. ~ w I
situation inHt Wight feems - ~
IIi.ilf "ne1ufaEing f0r 4 90 4
uf tie dItfefrnrer ne. l''ilsi
Hs1 boa Che miaeu fega.s, g.
"ksfehNImiHa vote. - aeee.i. !. = z I. (
1emHhs mada by the MIN. !. Z
a motion Vas passed eess.,s. p
i1e secretary and freas,,'s = silf'
minor union as a enmm,,s. . 4.
eniFe fnf vfieyance the ~ 2 q
might bage Hsstthei
~ cents for = miles aro-s-
cef Island On steamer po,,..ssl =iei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13
KELLY oEFfArs BURKE

At Chelsea. Aaas. last night be.
fore the Chelsea Athletic CLUB Hugo
Kelly Of Chicago. who claims the
middlexcight championship. defeat.
ed Sailor Burke In the fifth round
q what was 10 have been q fifteen
round contest. The contest was =
slngKsng match throughout. with
Kelly the Axgfcasor Burke IN the
only man who ever knocked out
Joe Grim. the Iron Man. aud Il was
thought he would prove a hard Gus.
toner for Kelly. but his showing
was very disappointing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-13

Amsrsesn League.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

~ ~ o.
- kssstzs .HsHResesht
ssaNA s5a..ss skRHM
skattss 80 nassssssih set Eessf gtsstsa
So msssa
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Wear ilrooks hata issi FAD av.
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~ cents Tor - miles arogs-
eef lelanl 90 steamer fotsss -' e.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-12
10 the Moon Inhabited .

Science has proven that the moon hat
an atmosphere. which makes life in
some form possible on that satellite
but not for human beings, who have a
hard enough time on this earth of ours
especially those who don't know that
Electric Bitters cure Headache, bilious
ness, Malaria. Chills and Fever, Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Torpid Liv-
er. Kidney Complai ats, General Debility
and Female weaknesses. Uneaualled as
a general tonic and appetizer for weak
persons and especially for the aged. 1t
induces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed
by Patterson & Son, druggists. Price
only 500.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-12
Notice to SheePm EN-.

HAVING been informed that the sheep
men of Heppner are in doubt as tc
whether the Oriental Trail will be
opened this year, l wish to cay that this
trail will not be closed and that they
will have no difficulty in getting
through.
Any questions in regard to range will
be gladly answered.
R. LAURANCE,
Ukiah, Oregon.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-12
NEW SHEARlNG PLANT.
WhetstOne's Machines Will soon
be Ready For work.

N. S. Milestone who has pur.
chased sheep shearing plant
consisting of IL machines which
will be furnished power by gaso-
line engine, is now engaged in fit
ting up his plant at his ranch four
miles east of town.
Mr.. Milestone has already con-
tracted to shear about 10000, head
of sheep which will keep the plant
busy for the season.
Mr.. MILESTONE will shear nearly
all OF the yearlings sold in the
John Day country for Heppner
delivery.
AS it will be necessary to drive
the sheep to Heppner for delivery,
the shearing plant will save the
owners of the sheep the cost Of
hauling the wool which would be
quite an item of expense.
Machine shearing is an expert
ment in Morrw county, however,
many are of the opinion that it
will be a success.
The machines cut the wool
much closer that it can lie sheared
by hand.
The Wattenburger crew will
operate Mr.. Whetstone's machines.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-12
DEVILS Island Torture

is no worse than Il e terrible case oi
Piles that afflicted me ten yenrs. Then
I was advised to apply Bucklen's Ar
MICA Sslve, and less than box permar
emily cured ma. writes L. 8. Napier, OF
Ruales, KY. Heals ell Wounds, Burns
and Sores like magic. 25c at Patterson
& Son, druggists.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-12

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Vincent were
in from their Butter creek home,
Saturday.
Henry Blackman was pas"
senger on last Mondays train en-
route to Portland.
Mrs. B. S. Clark of Lexington,
who was operated on Thursday at
the Heppner sanitarium is improv-
ing rapidly.
Frank Gentry ard family left
last Monday for Innisfail, Alberta,
Canada, where they expect to
make their future home.-Lexing-
ton Whest6eld.
Mrs. G. E. Red6ld entertained
the five hundred club last Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. b. D..
Patterson, Mrs. G. o. Huelat win
ing first prize. score being 1880.
It is rumored that direct train
between Portland and Heppner
will be put on in the near future.
This would certainly be great i'm
provement over the present bad
service.
Otis Patterson, who suffered a
broken arm in a stage accident
near the dairy ranch OF }. =.
Oliver on January 6, has about
fully recovered from his injuries
Blue Mountain Eagle.
The work of weighing the mails
by the government is now getting
we'll along. The mails are weigh
ed every four years for a period of
100 days in order to estimate the
average weights. W. w. Frazer is
in charge of the work between this
city and Heppner Junction.
Nj. D. Haman who has been
very sick for the past three weeks
left wonday morning with his
daughter Mrs. Boothby for Kent,
Oregon. He goes to stay with his
daughter where be can have better
care in the hopes of regaining his
health.
The National Educational AS
sociation will hold It's annual con-
vention in San Francisco from
July 7 to IA Of this year. The
people of San Francisco and, in
fact, the people of the whole
Pacific Coast are preparing well
come and reception to the teachers
the equal of which has never been
given to any organization.
Jas. GOWNS and son have receiv-
ed the machinery for their new ice
plant. The building is all ready |
and the machinery will be install
ed Immediately. The plant will
have capacity of three tons of ice
per day besides the refrigerator
plant. The new concern will be
ready for operation some time
next week.
The building used by the city
council has been moved from the
old location to the new location
recently purchased from the Hepp-
ner estate at the corner of Willow
and Gale streets. Contractor Cox
has the material on the ground
and commenced work on the new
city Jail, Monday. The new Jail
which will be built of concrete
with iron doors will be q solid
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-12
A Lucky Postmistress

is Mrs. Alexander, OF Carey, Me-, who
has found Dr.. Kings New Life Pills to
be the best remedy she ever tried for
keeping the Stomach, Liver aud Bowels
in perfect order. You'll agree with her
if you try these painless purifiers that
infuse new life. Guaranteed by Patter.
eon & Son, druggists. Price 25c.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-12
DIED.

CURTlS-Iu this city, April 6,
1906, Clinton c. Curtis, aged so
years, IL months and 2 days.
Mr.. Curtis was a we'll known
resident of Morrow county and
we'll to do.
The funeral was conducted at
the Heppner cemetery Sunday, in
charge of the Masonic order.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-12

WANTED: by Chicago wholesale and mail order
hou.e, assistant manager (man or womsn) 70
this couuty aud adjoining ter itory. Salary $50
and expenses paid weekly; expense money ad-
vanced Work pleasant; position permanent
No investment or expert Nnce required. Spare
time valuable Write at once for full particu-
lars and enclose self-addressed envelope
SUPP hRINTfNDENT, l32 Lake St, Chicago. Ill.
March22- Ma.2i.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-12
Card of Thanks.

To the many friends of myself and
family who assisted and offered their
assistance to us in our recent loss and
bereavement, we take this opportunity
to tender our sincere thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B Barratt.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-12

The final survey on the Eight
Mile electric railroad commenced
last Friday. The crew started at
Rood Hill and will 90 to the
Columbia, and then return and
complete the ether section south.