The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-05-09

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who was visiting at the home OF her
mother, Mrs II. Howard for week
departed for her home on Monday.
Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You can do this by
applying Chamberain's Linimen and
massaging The parts at each apDlica-
ton. For sale by Patterson & Son
II. Scherzinger delivered bunch Of
mixed lambs at HepDnfr on Monday
to J. H. Holster of Seattle. The
sheep were traiIed flom here to Yak
ina. The price paid for these sheep
was 81. so per head.
N. Underwood Of North Yakima
is in Heppner this week looking up
the sheep market and making some
purchases. He came over to buy
some ewes and lambs. but failing to
get these, he is buying some wethers
He purchased the Devin sheep on
Wednesday and may get others before
lee wing.
E. M. Shut Landed at the Alfalfa
Farm on Tuesday evening with herd
of young Holstein cattle with which
he is stocking the ranch. These
cattle are reported to be of high
breeding and will form the fouuda-
tion of a fine herd of Holsteins.
There is now nothing ahead of E. M.
but work.
Ed West departed with the circus
people Monday night, having engaged
himself to work with the blacksmith
crew, and also to add his influence
toward STRENGTHENING the morals and
cleanliness of the institution. Eds
beautiful phiz will now be mi sed
from Heppner, perhaps henceforth
and forever. Too bad.
1t was learned while here on this
trip with lis circus that AL. G.
Barnes is first cousin of Mrs Sam
uel Mcbride, who, with other mem
bers of her family, was drowned in
the Aood of 1903 Mr.. Barnes bad
learned that his relatives were resi-
dents of Herpuer and made inquiry
concerning them while here.
Vim. p Parks of Gillette, Wyom-
ing, has been in Heppner for several
days this week. He is after sheep
and wants to boy mixed yearlings.
So fal he has been unable to pick up
Just what he wants at Heppner aud
he departed for Monument and other
interior points Yesterday to interview
the sheepowners over that way.
Sam Hall, brother of Jess Hall
and an old time resident of Heppner,
is here from Portland on visit TO
relatives and friends. He left here
28 years ago. ond this is the first visit
to the old stamping ground since.
He notices many changes and notes
the absence of great many of those
whom be was we'll acquainted with in
former days.
The offica of the Forest Service will
be removed on June first to the build
ing formerly occupied by the Bank of
Heppner. They have occupied rooms
in the /. o. OF. building for num-
her of years past and this change will
now give them good quarters on the
ground floor. We understand that
the rooms vacated by the government
will be occupied by other tenants at
once.
Mrs. Frank Akers, of lone was
brought to Heppner last Wednesday
and was examined before Judge Pat
tersou as to her sanity. From all
evidence availabel the woman was
found to be insane and she was there
fore committed to the asylum at Salem
and was taken below on Saturday in
charge of two attendants. 1t is
hoped that proper care and treatment
will speedily restore Mrs. Akers to
health and her right mind
Joe Fuller, who gives his home as
Dorrit, N. j., and who came to Hepp-
her on Monday with the circus train
As one of the roust-abouts. was arrest
I'd by Sheriff HAYES and landed in the
county Jail The arrest was made
lpon the request of the detective with
The circus who stated that the man
vas wanted by the Sherman county
for some thsfts committed
while the circus was at Grass Valley.
Sheriff Hayes informed the Sherman
county authorities that he had the
nan in charge, and Sheriff ]. C
Freeman, of Wasco came over on Tues
lay and took the man home with him
IN Wednesday. Fuller is charged
With breaking into a mess car at Grass
Valley and stealing a suit case, some
clothing and an automtic revolver.
while the circus performance was on.
couple of other fellows were landed
Jefore the circus left, but Fuller got
lway. He had none of the goods ex-
,ept the revolver, and he claims to
rave purchased that.
A bic, burley negro, going bv the