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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-11-10
The Week News
local and Personal Happenings
in and About the City.

VWASO q WOOns
DR.. and Mrs. f. B. Kistner hav,
returned from the East.
The Gazette and Semi Weekly
journal $1.75.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Roberts wer'
in from Hsrdman, yesterday.
Don't overlook the Balm wagor
at Gillian & Bisbee's.
Prof. Hoffman was a Portland
visitor this week. returning tC
Heppner last evening.
See that acid proof Rraniteware
at Gillian & Bisbee's.
Hon. G. J. Bright, of Wasco, il
in Heppner attending to some bus
mess in connection with the ALI
:ance Trust Co.
Try that acid proof granite
ware at Gillian & Bisbee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Marshall
were Heppner visitors, Friday.
Highest cash price paid for hides
pelts and furs. Phil Cohn.
w. q. Scott was up from Lex
ington, Monday.
A limited number of bed room
sets for sale at the Palace hotel.
| have rented my ranch. My
horses, mules, wagons, implements
for sale. FP Vaughn, Heppner.
Emmett Cochran brought in
bunch of cattle from Grant county,
Thursday.
Read Oregon, the Last Call of
the West" by Walter V Woehlke.
Beautifully illustrated in four col
'ors in November Sunset Magazine.
Now on sale. All news stands. Is
cents.
w. B. Finley was registered at
the Palace, Friday.
Cliff Merrill, prominent young
sheep man of the Monument coun-
try, was transsctiDg business in |
Heppner. Saturday.
K. w. Farnsworth, prominent
young stockman of Grant county,
was business visitor in Heppner
last week.
T. F. McAilister and Alex Dav-
'enport of Crook county have bought
1000 lambs of J. N. Williamson to
feed for the Portland market. The
lambs are cross between the RAM
bouillet and the Cotswold and will
be fed on alfalfa hay with some
grain to finish on. TIE hay will
all be run through q chopper be-
fore feeding.
Hon. j. II. Acksrman, State
Superintendent, will address the
teachers and citizens OF Morrow
county at tho Christian church
tonight. As Mr.. Alderman will
retire from the Office of state sup-jH
in January next, this
will be the last timehe will address
the people of this county during
during his term of Office. Every.
one interested in our public schools
should be present and hear him.
Premium lists Of the National Mid
winter show. to be held at Portland
in connection with the 47th annual
convention Of the National Wool
growers association. January 4. 5, 6,
and z. have been issued and show
fine lot of prizes for exhibits Of blooded
sheep. Premiums cover all classes
and the show promises to be the larg
est and best ever held by the organza-
tion. The Oregon Woolgrowers
association is going to do its part to
make the show q great success Sec
retary Dan Smythe has written to
Secretary Minton of the show that
the executive committee of the Oregon
has voted to present two
cups. from the value of S35 to $50
each. one for the champion fine wool
ram exhibited and the other for the
champion coarse wool ram placed at
The show.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-11-10

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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-11-10

Nvess r.u4Sls-rn. weekly or.sOnlaA
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
From Fridays Daily

City Attorney Chas Bowman ;s confined Co his room suffering ir.m a severe strain in lifting.
 The grand jury 8 an Industrious body and 1t Isre ported will have com pleted their labors tomorrow and r nder final report.
 The Ladies Aid Saciety of the Congreg,'iousi Cturch sil! c.ya Q tea at the home of Mr.. f.ach toroT. row afternoon f-or 3tu !. 4 l ladie. gre invited
 Geo Stale, tie rlgmb,r of H.she, vt- Tpmi-;one ysitor today
 Reports oiiich ora -tr!ke come r. n ,he Mah-i Copper company. min, m tue Drngoon- General Manag i W SEsin states assays show hlri yalIes in silver and lead and l- can- Or much encouragement e. the m n ,sement' Extau-ive dsve opneui or he nes fed is con'emph'ei
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Struck on the
 Head With Rock

Following quarrel, John Osif, l! year old Pima Indian, wac struck on the head with arock thrown by Jacnl
 Csrr. q Yuma Indisn, and seriously
 injured ct Phoen,x. His skull was
 broken, leaving sn irregular opening about the size Of quarter. The flair occurred in front of the dining hall a. the Indian school just ss the hundreds oi Indians were coming or. from their supper. With cha; scteristic Indian stolidity, none offered to help the in jured boy, and none informed on his ssssilsnt. With the hole ip his skull Osif rose and walked 100 yards to the hospital The weight on his brain Of 6 fragment Of bone than caused him to go into convulsiops which contin ued until physician trephined the skull, Carr escaped and has not been located. It is believed he is making his way back to the Yums reservs. tion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Group of Claims
 are Sold

The Cowboy group of gold mines, consisting of seven claims, covering 60oo feet of vein aud located in the Tevis mining district of Cuchise coun. ,y, Arizona wss sold yesterday by Gea Pierce of this city, to an El Psso sym dicste compo,ed of F N Cruzen, Geo r Jones, J A Pollard, c L Galloxsy. c L Voael, end c W Hsrral.
 The Cowboy vein extends for the fnil ength of all the claims, is be tween fourteen and thirty inches in width on the outcrop and has been partially developed by 9l-foot shaf, and s tunnel winch has been started to connect slong the vein with the shaft. The consideration for the property is s30.Ooo.
 The syndicate will begin develop ment at ouce and Mir Pollard one of the new owners, left for the property to take charge 0! the operations. The ores won during the development s,ll be shipped to the Copper Queen Imelter st Douslas.-El Psso Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Scholarship Exam
 nations Concluded

Exan.inations for the Rhodes schol- ,rships were concluded yesterday at
 he un versity at Tucson and the papers will be sent of immediately to Oxford where they will be graded md returned.
 Mir. Leon Strong was the only mem. OCT of the university to take the ex- 'ninstions this year. Walter Low iermiik and Fred Spaulding have .iresdy passed the written exsmina- Ions having taken them last year in competition with Lester Disney who sAs awarded the scholarship and who Is now attending Oxford.
 [ 0 Case Strong successfully passes the srItten examination, s committee ,om posed Of T em bers of the faculty of ne university will award the schoIsr-- ,nip 10 one of the three boys as they ieem meet deserving. The papers will hardly be returned from Oxford or over over a month. SO it will be Decen Der at least before it is known .o whom the scholarship is awarded.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
From Thursdays Dail,

Sam Martin is in the city from Lowell in attendance on court
 Geo Vcgel and Geo Humm were in. coming passengers from Lowell today ss witnesses.
 Dick John son of the Boquillas Land and Cattle company Is among the court attendants today.
 The finest weather on earth, is the correct way to speak of what we arr enjoying now. It inst can't be beat this de of the pearly gates.
 Clerk H E Berner of the board of supervisors returned this morning from s most enjoyable 30 days visit with friends and re.ativis in Louisiana
 Marble time is here and ss s con- sequence the boys of the city are in their glory,
 B. A. Fosler, general mansser O the Royal Guard company, returned today from Fl Psso shere he went or business nnected with his coupany Mir. Fowler states Fl Paso Is slread' in gala attire for the fair week whici stsr;s Saturday.
 Cochise county received sll5 iron the Buffalo B II circus at Bisbee 10 license. In Puma and Msricops coun ties the show was not rated ss cir GUS and hu. S20 sh V license collected The big tents and the exhibition were rated as circus here and th management paid the smcur though reluctantly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
DENTISTRY

Dr. NJ. E Brenner. surgeon dentist
 hes resigned his practice in the Gils Valley, where he has been located for the last l7 years. to make his head quarters in Tombstone. bad health be. ing the cause of change. The doctor will bring bis car over, and visit neigh. boring towns later on. He bring. with him . complete outfit to do slI- kinds of modern dentistry, and his introductory prices will be very low. The doctor mskes high class gold and porcelain work . speciality. Call and consult him free. He also has four room cottage located in the hear. of eaxford, which he will trade for q home in Tombstone. Ofhce opposite post o0ios in Tombstone. O5w
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
What Shall 1t Be In
 Angel City 1925 ?

Whether it is just 10 get even with he San Francisco salesmen or be- ,suse the:r intentions are really se- rious. Los Angeles travelling men have begun writing 1925" alter their re- Iistratior at the hotels. For some 'me San Francisco aud New Orleans
 ravelIng men have beec writing 1915" after the prmes oftheir city
 n the registers 10 advertise the fact that they expec. to have the expnsi- rion celebrating the opening of the Panama canal. Persohs from each city claim that tine competing city hasn't a chance. Us, what Los An. geles is planning to celebrate in 1925 has not yet been divulgei in ,his part of the country, but evidently there is q concerted movement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
The Dist jet
 Court Doings

The custody of the two year old child possession Of whom was subject Of habeas corpus proceedings insti- tuted by the mother. Bessie Dillmsn, was heard at length today, large number Of witnesses testifying. The child was placed in the custody of the and parents, Mir. and Mrs. H CT D.llmsn for the present. A diso:ce case entitled, Morris vs Morris was heard and judgment en- tered for the plaintiff, Mrs. Kate Morris.
 The [ s. grand jnry panel was or- dered for Nov. 2s and the '. s. trial jury Nov. 30.
 Notartisl report Of the grand jury has been made ~s yet, that body being busy with criminal cases ,msy not sub- mt report until the final one, pre- sumshly by next week.
 Judgments were entered for the 1 piHbtiu iu chSh UT tue ioiiu"ius cases:
 Mike Shay vs Mrs. Wooley.
 c L finders vs W o Farmer.
 W B Barr vs Benton
 Bs,ri"s ev vs Bsrrickls~
 R r urown ys Geo Chapman. There are something over 100 case: both civil and cri,n nal on the docket Of the district and federal court to be tried during the present term. Al
 most One-tourth of all the cases or tie dis.r ct court docket are actic ut to -trsigb.en cut mstrimouiAi kink -or ID plain figures 73 divorces case
 will be heard during this term. Th'
 criminal docket is said to be th, hghtest in the history of Cochise . county, there being only about 1 II cases in the hands ot the grand jury 10
 investigation. ' The following cases were dismissed t Ethel Strong vs s Ctfnsn. z City of Bisbee ys II Stolz . Weber vs Weber l James Ray vs Portal Imp Co. . w Kline vs City of Douglas g Chss Polite ys Henry Manz
 Dr Sloane ys Bankers Reserve Lii
 Company
 , G Johnson vs H Bryant WR Lstta vs A NJ Ions. and H
 Smith, ct al
 Louise GuDneus vs W c Gilmore.
 T Nj Larsin, receiver, Se r $ Maso Hartford Fire Ins Co vs B c
 Reilly
 P Chase ys Sonora Champion Co RJ Hoffmeir ys Lena Brown
 T \ Lakin receiver vs 5 w Rose Crane Co vs Sonora Pa king Co. . Thos Zombsrlion vs Loui. Kohu co. c. Go vs Thos Hsgan D w D Evans V. B Nick ID uey . EA Tovres vs L Mckinney p J H Slaughter vs J G Kelly Maggie Lofgreen vsJ Lofgreen.
 AnheIser Busch Go vs Copper Ci.y Brewing Co, injunction made per. petusl in favor of plaintiff short ssssion of the juvenile cour WAS held today and @ youth named
 Holmes was committed to the h. dustrisl school at Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Women's League to
 Keep Open House

The Tombstone chapter has been informed that the American Woman's League during territorial fair week in Phoenix will keep open house.
 Phoen'x chapter has hired a house for the week m one of the most s'ght- iy and spproschable sections of the city. where I. will receive it's mem. bers and friends locally and from sll over the territory. as well ss from th "uttermost parts of he earth, ," in g, far az they will be in Phoenix ths, weei.
 The house selected for the head qusrters during the far is at 223 West Monroe stree.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
He Is Sick--very
 Sick Love Sick

He is seen daily sbou. the streets of Tombstone but he i. iO love. Ton cal tell it by the far away look in his pal, blue eyes, by the involuntary sigh, by the amhling and abstracted step, hy the peculiar mood of preuccupation hy him recently adopted Througl hIs long dfoo!in: eyeiash-s, cupid speaks. elcquently- his appetite ha, fallen away arprec ably. It IS norhic case and when he looked mp me pstent medicine antido'es, he did not know whether he had letter dose the liver pr the heart. pre-crihe dieting oi -trychnine,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Mexican Woman
 Committed to Asylum

\ N.xc.L N"u,.un. LOn.,l, ran.ed AbUndia Yrache Sas ordered con. mitted to the insane asylum today by Protste Judge Gooibody after ths unfortunate woman was examined hy D.. Bughsrt of this city, and pr Biedsoe of Bishee. The woman liye- m dreaded fear of a-sasinst'on and has neen acting queeTly at Lowell her home. It is thought treatment at the asylum will restore he. [, normal ccaG..ion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Dreaded Disease
 Claims Cochise Victim

Pelsgrs, the dreaded disease tna' has filled rhe grave ysrds of southern I ally for yesr- and which made it. fifst appearance in America in th, southern states lew years az. cls'med it's first victim in Ari,on, yesterday when Mrs. Eva sutty oi Bisbee sged AS, died at her home or Quality Hill. Mrs. Sutty has sui. .erer from the mslsdy since last spring an6 during the lsst few days of her life sh. became practically psrs'yzed. Accor. ding to med c. scientists the di.esse originates from corn while the grain
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Every town in Arizona should have a lively con- mercial club boosting it's re- sources.
The New Mexico constitu-
sources.

The New Mexico constitu- tional convention promises that the constitution of that state shall go to the president and congress by the first of February. It is a little early yet for the Arizona constitu- ton makers to make a de- finite announcement. When all the propositions are in perhaps some forecast ot the future may be hazardad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
New Cases In
 Both Courts

Annie Augusts Hughes vs John Franklin Hughes. An action for divorce.
 Clemnie Douthit vs James T Douthit An action for divorce.
 Kaspet Hsuser vs Grover c Lickey, an appeal from justice of the peace court.
 Ada H Stewart ct al vs Jeff Dickey. an appeal from justice Of the peace court.
 Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company vs c A Bennett, an appeal from justice of the peace court.
 Case No. 6I26, flied, parties not given account attachment proceed ings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Arizona Shippers
 are Rejoicing

Arizona shippers are rejoicing over recent decisions of the Inter.tate Commerce Comm scion. The South ern Pacific and F P & W railroad companies have been ordered to refund overchsrges on sever.l consignment- Of cattle, sheep, hay and other com modities forSarded rom Arisona stations to points outside the territory. It IS believed that greater care will bt exercised by these companies in the future 10 the matter of correct rates. Hence the rejoicing
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Busy CorraIIing
 Mule SmuggIers

Uncle Ssm's line ridee. snd immi- grafton inspectors along .heterriturial boundary have been kept busy late b corrslling horse and mule smuggler- and invading Chinsmen from Mex co. It is really getting unsafe for the gentry who have been doing such an extensive international business be- tween our neighbpring republic an the south and the United States and 1t is fesrel that those Of them who are not already doing time will te forced to change their occupations.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Carpenters Ask
 Higher Wages

Carpenters local No. 1889 oi Phoe- hlK' ct "'eeti' held last night, by he CnanImOus action of l74 mem be,s present., 'ottd 10 rai.e the wages of nrn' yhen carpenters from S4 to e CT d"y n and after May l, 1911. The .e'ion Was taken after discuseion n "h'cH q, wAs brorght out that the ,"'i'n is promised on the contention ths; the c1't of living has increased iOpeF cen' during the last few months. -FEoenix Repub ican.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Important Orders from
 General Land Office

Important orders fro n the genera land office have recently been receive at the Arizona office addressed to reg isters and receivers of the L. 5. lanc offices authorizing advances to the '. cltmation fund, and providing iurthu that DO entry shall be hereafter mad, and no entryman shall b, permiite, to go npon lands reserved for irrigs. ton purposes until the secretary the interior shsii have established ;h, unit of scresge and fixed the wste: charges and the date when the watsr can he applied. and made public an [ ouncement Of the same,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
And his Wife is
 Still Mad at Him

Yes he said: My wife is mad at m Last night she had pain IT her bacl and wanted me to rub it with arnics l rubbed it and next morning di-cov- cred that I had sub tituted bottle Q red stain had been using on th, leather furniture. don't see any thing to get mad about-t stoppe the pain and takes fine polish"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Famous Horses
 at the Fair

Dan Patch, the king of horses, Min. or Heir, his stable mate, Lucky Maud c and Hedgwood Boy, the two great est double harness performers in the w"rli. and George Gsro another rec ord "lder. These are to be the feat. ure attractions a, the Fl Paso fair and Southwestern exposition which opens Saturday. h addition to these spec isl features . program of races has been arranged to include the greatest hoi ses on the grand circuit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
The Fl Paso Times says

Colonel Pickett, pioneer lawyer of Tombstone, is al ready smelling the Arizona woods, hguratively speaking, in the promotion of his can didacy for the United States senate. And he is making a very favorable impression seemingly, throughout the new state"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Fined for Violating
 Local Option Law

In the district court. yesterday, the lest case of the validity of the local option election held over one year ago h' Walker, when quor was sold after he district voted dry" came up be- lore Jrdse Doe for final action ID the ase Of the territory vs William Gron- und, defendant. Judge Doe ha nded town his decision, finding Grunlund .ul ty as charged, and sentenced him 'o pay a fine of S35 or serve A sentence n jail st the Tate of g per day. 'r"nlund raid the fne,-Journal Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
Arizona's constitutions

Arizona's constitutional convention is not the only place where the official verb atimform appendix has been removed: The standpatters in control of New Mexico convention at Santa Fe have decided by a majority that they do not want any record kept by official and expert stenographers of their acts
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30

Miss Myrtle Howard and Mr. Geo. Keith, two populsr young people from Gold Gulch were married at Bow ie yesterday by Judge Henrich. About ior'y people were present at the cere- mopy
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30

IS iu deeaJed or spoil condition. Ihis when part.ken frequently ns o'd, gives birth to the germ that CT. = ates he disease,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30

Governor Richard F.. Sloan has is. sued proclamation recommending that each afternoon of fair week be observed as e holiday in order that fair visitors may he properly enter tsined.
 Mir. George A Saner and family gre at Bowie from Globe and have rented the Kellum property. NIT. Ssner re- presents the Mauk Fruit Exchange This will be one of the che. shipping points in southern Arizons for its ex- tepsive fsuit business,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30

sduoets Your Bow-s. With Cascarer~ Candy Cathss sic, cure eonstinafion forever
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-30
PROBATE COURT

In the matter Of the estate of L 0 Millness, deceased, November at 10 6. m. set for hearing return of sale o' real estate.
 In the matter of the estate of John Nj Letson, a minor, James Letson ap pointed guardian of the estate of said minor.
 Tn the matte. -of the estate oi Lee, Zeno, Henry Clay, and Ella Aston, minors, W G Gilmore, guardian authorized to cell about 800 head oi range cattle at private sale and with out notice.
 In the matter of the estate of L O Miliness, deceased, W Dixop, John Dosn and J D Marshall appointed appraisers.
 Frank Eckels, 6 young stockman Of the Williamson Valley range, reports a discovery near Fair Oaks of the body of 6 man snd the cadaver of 6 horse ssddled and bridled, both having the appearance of having been desd over year.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-19
R. I. E
CARS
Tests Have Demonstrated
That They Will Stand AL.
most ANY Manner of Con
cussion Without Injury.
WEIGHT 10000 POUNDS

Orders hay" Just been placed which
will put the Rock Island Lines NJ the
top of the list of owners and user, ni
steel passenger ears. IN" latest pur
chase is - ears, aud these added In u
reject order, make u total already pro
idri for the Rock Island running int"
the hundreds. In addition tu these -
great many IT the Pullman ears 10 VS.
IN the line are uf steel frame cuu~truc
ton. thus rlariug the whole total Of
ihc~. safest uf coaches operated hy the
Rock Island at u high figure
The public, especially that part ~ II
that travels extensively, has the Ncrucst
interest IN the adoption oi steel rn,,ru
IN ears. These will note with interest
ise progressive policy which prompts the
Rock island line, ,u take the lead ~
matters that make for safety 20, we'll
~ comfort
Before these ears would be- accepted
hy the Rock Island management the
makers were required tu subject q mod
81 a. tests which demonstrated that they
would stand almost amy manner of ruu
russion without injury, an the time h"ld.