The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-07-04
For ezceedlng Lhe apeed Iimit. \

I. Campbell. ex-cOunty commissioner
and large wheat farmer of the Social
Ridge country. was "hauled" before
Recorder Williams on Saturday morn
ing upon complaint of Marshal Smith
and given a fine Of $50 or ten days in
jail. Mr. Campbell has just recently
become the owner of new Michigan
car and made his first trio to town on
Saturday. In order to show what he
could do as the driver Of motor car
and also as a candidate for honors on
the racing track, Billy disregarded all
laws and regulations. The testimony
of some of the foremost citizens, such
as Gillian, Mahoney, Clark and others
is to the effect that he was seen to
pass up Main street at q speed all tue
way from 60 to 1870 miles an hour and
these men ALWAYS confine themselves
to ,he truth and have great reputa-
tion for strict probity; in fact their
testimony would convict man in
almost any court of the land and it
had much weight with Judge Will
liams. Of course Nh Campbell de-
nied the allegations of the complaint
but this was of no avail against such
prepondevance of evidence. He had
to take his medicine. and upon prom
ise of never coming to town again at
such rate of speed. the judge remit
ted the fine and Imprisonment, and
Mr.. Campbell homes to got even with
these fellows at some future date.
Mr.. Bert Mason. of lone has taken
over the business of the firm of Hal
vnrsen & Mason and will conduct IL in
the future. This is one of the best
mercantile businesses of the county
and Bert is in line to do more business
than for some time past. Mr. Hal
vorsen is largely interested in land
near lone and viii devote his time
to looking after his farm Business
at lone is beginning 20 nick up quite
lively and the splendid crops about
there this season will help to restore
the little citv to its former prestige
as the wheat shipping center Of the
county.
The water spout that struck in the
of the jay Devin place on
last Wednesday caused no little dam
age to the premises Of Guy Boyer and
N. S. MILESTONE on Hinton creek.
At the Boyer place the garden was
destroyed and the splendid spring
washed away. and Guy has not been
able to find it since. These spouts
are fright but there seems to be no
way of avoiding them and they are to
be looked for frequently seasons like
this.
If you are a housewife you cannot
hope to be healthy or beau
tiful by washing dishes, sweeping and
doing housework all day, and crawling
into bedsdead tired at night. You
must get out into the open air and sun
light If you do this every day and
keep your stomach and bowels in good
order by taking Chamberlain Tablets
when needed, ycu should become both
healthy and beautiful. For sale by
Patterson & Son.
The big rains of Sunday and Monday
taught a lot of wheat hay down which
will be injured more or less. Many
farmers in the vicinity of lone were
'esdy to begin running their headers
md combined harvesters the first of
his week but the wet weather has
caused some delav. No damage to
tanding crops will result from the
leavy rain.
State Evangelist O. E. Williams,
t the Christian church has been in
Ieppner this week and held services
It the church each night. Mr.. Will
Jams is a speaker Of much force and
verv successful evangelist. He will
emain over Sunday and the public of
IeppDer is invited to come and hear
i'm.
Why does everybody want our ice
ream? Because it is made from pul.
ersey cream, always fresh and sweete j..
H. s. G.. I
A handsome dinner set will be given
zee with every range sold by US in
le next sixty Days. Call and see
9TH. Case Furniture Co.