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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Ser aufor.nst.Mt Bsiu@er.

GeIeq.ntIi1 zines 6'fentti4e1
rgmpE Inges IL: Gl1oitons .rl+aita e;R
aIttt 9srr bel benz prsmitrminiter.
re1nt fi9 ibm Dor Luo besanr, uua
zine lr.gotmi9s 2obss dpmn.. Die bern
tIus.n Qltsn isbr bclb sun,ber muir.
be, Qb,r nls b0fli9sr Msni4 Iies
IT Il. rubis iib,r iid erseben; oils ie-
bod Der S6m0bsr gar tein gnos
maiden pOGte, ihutt,Its ibm @Iaos
iton. bic !6onb, be3.utet, inn. oaB
nod mebr 8eiu9er a~nsemeIoet Ieie1.
unb nobm an fsinsm S6rsibtiT4e
plat. Der 9ufbrin9Ii9: mndpte
imma nod feline Nisns su se5en.
or f6ien nod etpns nuf benz 9.r3.n
3u bob.n. unb 9IooftDn. fre9te ibu-
nMiniden Sic Dieaeidt nod etpa3
Dcn mir2'
.Nsin e.. bns 3siBt: ia. Sd m0hs
te b0flidFt um msinsr Sut eebeteE
babsn, BEN Die unperbisnts Gbre qua
tell ~gstporbin. sinsm GtaoItone ais
sit gu tie:eu."
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Srpit fir TnitcrueTer.
@cieitisana Orr geraiitnras leiabr bein
WetmE Der Shalcniiere.

@eieitisa ana Orr %eraiituras leiabr bein
@eani Der SdaIentiere.
Ttfor9te Sneituitsr babsn De,
Wsnidheit 10 pi.l ppn BEN Gttahrtn
Ger Qutern berihist. 6ob her Gjeurs
met, Scr Iih isin Dugtno Rut'Ues
eh.r .9lutpoint3" bsitsat. Nbsi aus
,l.itl aud in ieinsr Gs.Ie oas id'one
0.'ii6l oustoifet. iit in @siabr ~
btgcbsu. oAne ro-.ti u%m5uiomm'n. Fun
aber ileint es, bob DER Jeinlhm der
IiinftiQ1in fsin Dgteno @utern irirb
osritbsu ourien, o1ns i,jn Boh,bes
timber elmer Gt3rung nus3uleren.
7sr 8en.rdIinipettor Der frnr5os
hIhen ..tfiifer,i sabre 0omsrau,
bat Elm Nerflbreu ertosdt. buS .r Die
,Stobjliiierung" Q~etdnIt bat uno
rurd bo5 Ielbit bic qiitiQIis auttr,
bic fi6 mondteIonq ousi6IicBlih pon
Witroten uno @a3insn srndtrt tot,
rinnen elmer Wotje 70 furmIos ons
iuahli9 unb milo miro pie oopqslt
iteriIiiierte Wilt1.
Jrturbe her Muit.rntsisl me~ten
ilh pieG,id]t ned %eriuntrn. odb ror
FinI Sahren Elm tstdrnter Meni5i.
ner Or. getl.r 8u i.iner qtofttn
6reube uno su Dem Gntiestn AIR
4uiterneFcr nen Va1psis fulti,.
taB Die Nuitern elmer b.itimmtsn
gont bic 8o5ia.n pon 3nphus :ui
l~pi,isn, 36 Ulsnf fen, bic Muitstn 7on
oieler Bart osi6lirft fatten, s,tr,nts
len on tDpb0Iem 3isb.r. Die lni,rs
iuAung her in Troae itthrnrm
&uTernbout ,yqlb. o1b in ihrsr 0ds
he Qbmdfer in hG5 Wlesr miinSen.
Odmols iteIltsu fp9isnitsr bic iofdls
forberunq, ale Auitstnbdnie urter
cine Itdnoigs bpq,tniffe NufIiht 81
itsltn. IS 3ti0ts in dbsr. bGb cds
IN Der prdris ri3t 10 Ieidt mar;
sinigs 8dntt linb gu qttuiNsn S1b'tSs
3siien U3uia b%d3ilenfrti. gu onoeren
! 3,itsn 0aoto>u ;ufi3itrt mo es 5:igs
ts Iif i~ib,rhnupt. boB bic Inter
iAtiOung 3piiden ~0siunoen unb r't9's
lunben Q~uftsrn0dnim ihrfr outdls
iufibrsu irl
QQs oi, Gorgen, 81. o1mols Err
fpaften, Iin0 nun g,9euitanosIcs qss
iporo,n. Tenn nit Der netsn Wsibos
be, 0i. ber,its nit Griolg .rprobt 1T.
tpiro ooS .ri,bnt: 3isI lsiftst sino
5u~DsrlGiTo,r ,rrtitt. Wr. 6atres
Dom.r9ue bat f.itg.ItsIt, 6ab ole
4uIt,r fir Die 3bpbusbo3iuM nur
Elm. Qrt Durfqougs i~tation lit; ot,
4uitsr f.lbit 1T fir Die aron.hsii
poGtomm.n unempfdnelid, uno AZ
rpGbrt ben arantbeitstsimen nar out
.2eit cine Qrt ncutratsn Mip's. Sr Der
lot rperosn bic Witrobsn rdh 'dngs
items bier 3aqtn BON BEN Iursrn
ipi.oer abg.iioBsn. 0nraus r 'ibt
Iih, oaB cine NIT Den 9.fdbrl,biten
Witrob.n q.fIGte Quitsr inusrG1tb
pon bier Taa.u teimfrsi mirb. nenn
man ben 3u3ug nsu.r W2itrobsn cers
/ tin0trt. Dos Grgs6nis oieier pc
p6aftunq lit bas neue 8srfdGrsn, tos
KARIN beite6t. ale Quitern ishs 5nge
lang Der Wirturg zines itstig ers
rsusrten Gtrom.5 BON Gal8lpdfsr
ous3ufeber. D1s 1T es. nos Nr.
TabresJ omergue ,GtGbiliiierano" oss
fault bat. Ter CUR Durdfibrrr9
0iei.s Utrfabrens notpenoids MIRO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

rat tit uuB'rorosntli5 einfnh ,ne
biaig. Seine gDirtune erTtredt H4
riht II ouf IuIi.rn. fonhSru ouF
ale Sdatntisre. Eel ben.n NStair de
@efahr eintr Blsiueniib.rtrnoI ing
auf Wsnfdsn pcrlieet. Der Generals
infpettpr Der frans6fT6en @teiifhta
rel bOfft. DAB ~inn.rbaIb zines Juhr.s
bits 8erfobr,n iiberon eine.tLbrt
isin miro. uno er bittet babei nm bic
lnteritiibuna oGer aufternfreu7be.
bsnen er brinoenb ans !S.r5 .:eat,
fortau II ~itabiIif.ris Gui.rn~ aa
perlon9sn. Gr bat i.in DerFahren
nidt patenti'r.n IoFen, bomit Ieoera
nan imIto1ee fei. es obne acliens
ouflDano on~1uiperotn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
nnfaqs : GbrOnif.

@dbreno er in ben Miltpautse . @is
Ieubabnhoieu &pblen auflas. muroe
Der aIte 2ouiS 60 6lsur, 9I0 Ct.
Samss 5traBe mobnboit uno I'M bpben
utter BON 81 Jabrsn ltebeno. pom els
mem 6radt5use %sstrOffsn uuO 70 idusr
uerleBt oas lbrDLtetoe Beine wabriheiu'
lid amputirt meroen muiien, nne wslte
operation er faum iiberIeben oirite.
Der aIte Wann puroe cine lueite
Streds seidlsift ebe er unter Die &doer
serietb. @r muroe nod einem Spital
eebradt. bod bessn Die Nerste feline
0ofnuus ibn retten gu tonnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
ss,- eeioeu gle an G~rfdltuus?

9onn nebulen S;e Or. Rings gasu
Tiscouern. bic bette UeoiSin fir 6uiisn.
Grtdltuns. 5aIs' unb 2%unssnleiben.
9ns Gele 5uridsridttet, tusnn es Sic
ni6t bsilt. Q6gern Sie nidt. nsbusn
Sic Is aui unier Rlfto. Die srlts Gos
lis hilit. Z. 81. @sas in aIOpoobo.
9eros. ihreibt: Or. 0tno's Rsw
Eiseousrp bette mstnen ihrsflihsu
6uiteu uno bic gg'1liun3 uno i'd uahm
i'm IS gfuno III aauit es in Der
apoibsis ppu 8. Z Grbart. Qn5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Gin garter 8int.
(aiit BEN 3%aunpfabI.J

taRit BEN 3aunpfahl.)
9irher 2eifr. mcrie Dir,
!Ynhl' fur oeiue Yeltung!
9enn beeente: Shm' res 8eI)
aoitet ib~e Heiiun8.
@elb aud foiiet ols Bapter.
SaS uno Trud mot mlnoer,
SaB es Oh e GEL mint 9eht.
9as Iirbt iefbit en- Bliuoer.
Seer nit e d uuo nit 5irn
9aa Fir 1os mus OHusen,
9em tonn nsrtennung uur
Touer b n;ht SentiJeh.
aubpfe niht bic Jaihen ~.
Gilt r. oetuer &rffit;
Tenn foB frdiria lie benebi.
Sii 10 oein 3ntereffe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Iebr unsinit;sen pinierliden 3ultinoe
Der StraBen.
Nnssiihts bieiss 1T bas Stirfeu Der
SufsiIen o aroBtsr @thtisteit, % Dos
ourh ntht nur benz Stirsen Der Sferos
ouf ben Itellenlueile sisslatten Stra6eu
oorsebeust. ~ionosrn ibneu auh oas
Sieben pom 9aitsu nsisntlih srIsihieri
miro. Gs bistei iih uns ia bel DEN ae'
aenpdrtiseu 9smperotur . @erbdltuii.
len taatdslth @elesenbrit tpahr uueb'
men. ME iih ielbli Die t,litigitsn Bieroe
0 uerseblih bemiten. nit oeusn o
lnneu ~aeSpesnen lbiperen 9aitFungeu
%ooriudrts Su tOmmeu. Durh &eruadl'
Iailisuns ees Shdriens Der 0uistieu
gebsn niht islten 90 bis rs HrrSent Der
@ner9is Uoer Der 3ustrait Der GierSs
perlorsu uno If niht nur fir oiele upu
eeluuobsitlitem. ionoern auh fir Die
Seiissr BON materielem Nadtbetl.
Man ioate oahsr meinen. oaB oieie.
tpenn niht aus Mitgsiubl fur lire
Hieroe. 10 oob Su ibrsm elaeuen mia.
terielsn %oribeI barauf bsoaht iein
wiiroeu. ourd S6arisn Der @iisn. 10.
balo ioIhss notbwenois luiro. ben Bier'
ben Die Nrbsit ,u erIeitteru. DAB iol'
Dies aber pieIfad nidt seidisbt, oaoon
tauu man iid tastdsIih iberieusen.
iueun man leine Nuimertlamte,t Den
uieriiBissn WlitssidOpfen 5upenoet.
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0runoeiseutbnms=N arft.

Sn ben lssten Taesn m rben bic fol.
senbsn @runosissntbumslb
uorgenommen:
Albert EuItine uno 5rau an E. 8. Bette
bohi, orei gotten IN Der Biuags Hodinno
.-.ss . &. .FlGD
Marie unb Snhn 9ummer an 6enrn 9um'
1ner, gieenthum in Sealep's aootliou
80. SIS,
Z. Or. Sones. Don srinoham, 8t., an Mon
e. Sores, uon So 9roite. cine 4oi in
geeif SoIem fir 81 uuo anoere Wertbse.
Gtniidute.
Sofeph 3. 6rii6. 8ornuuo ihr Riunie uro
Bertha GUNNER. ucrioufte on u. 9.
9uu mer elmer GOT in 6eaIg's Nhoi
ton ....... 500
Or aneo uno zeua o. 6olpou an gmit Z.
gRuier, ypt on Der IA. Ctr. 5piifen
g1ain uuo aing Str........."..$ $500
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G%- 3ie Miitter fDnmen getroit

Or. Sings Seem 9iscooerp tauien uno
es ibreu 8Ieinen seben. tpenn bieIelben
franf limb uno an @rtdltuns, Suiten,
ooer Sols' uno Q%unsenleioen leioen.
s. idmedt if6n. lit barmIos. uno iuer
es einmol sebrauft. her eebraudt es
INNER. 6rau Bruce gramfOrb in Ni'
deara, Wo.. ihreib,: Or. Sings
Yew DISCOVERY beilte metneu Sun9en
uno ss mafte ibm rotbe @ansen fir
Die blaIien @aneen. @r mar baraui
bas Bib Der @eluubbe,t." @s bilft
itets. gu taufsn bel .. Z. Grbart
Npotbeter.-Nnj.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Monats sahlen io1sn. uno sipar niht
ipdter ais orei 9ase mad Nblluf Der
3eiipericoe. fpdbreuo Die Tienilsiftuns
gen itnttfnnoen. 0smdB Der Bill oes
9ba. Smart pon MiImantee fonnen
Ysriihsrunss.@ eisnldaiten. Die in ei'
usm anoeren Staaie ODER sinem 3erris
iorium ooer in fremoen Qdnoern orens
niiirt iiuo unb @erh6erunsspertrdse in
@iscpniin in &rait haeen. bier 9es
ifdiie bstreiben, ipsnn ibnen pom Der.
iiderunasfommihdr nod eingehenoer
llnterinhuns ibrer Gfairen ein @ertis
fiat ouSeeitelit ipiro. Nbg. Seooins
reidie cine Sprlass elm. bic beitimmt
bob in 6daen bon oauernoer 8erfrup.
psIune stnes Nrbsitsrs ober i'm Sale
ieiner T0otuns er ieIber. reip. I'M leste'
rem Sale ieiue @rbsn, Itott Die i'm 9e.
iese uorssIsbsne @ntihdoisuns in Nn'
iprud gu nebmen. iih on oaS areis'
seriht ipenosn urb BON elmer Surp
Seititeauns BEG pom ibm erlittenen uuo
pom arbeitseber 81 beSabIeIoen Sda.
oens perlansen fam.
SIM Senat.
Sn Der heutissn Sisuns bss Ssnats
brahte Burte pom Green Ban cine Yor.
lase tin. melhe seseu Die %iosenanuten
Nenihenfallen seridtet II. pie iis uiele
6ifentli6e 8ebduoe tros aller 8smiib.
unsen Der BaupoIisei nod berte biIoen.
@s miro in Der 8la fsitaeieSt. oaB
BETTER lOlher bffentlifer @sbduoe. tpie
9beater, 9on5balen. Sotels etc. autos
matiihe 5eueralarmapporate aubringen
miiien. wenn bic S~uidnoiaen 8shoroen
oies i'm Sntereiie Der Siherbeit beS
2ebens Der 0epObnsr oosr Nnasitellten
fir anseSeist bnlten. Wietbsr Obes Be
.p0bner FOLDER @ebauoe, ipelh. sur Nns
bringing FOLDER Nppnrate nufssforoert
werosn ino beredtlst. beren Soften
o Der Mietbe in 4bsus Su brinsen.
Glenn BON @paluiius nil bic
Staatsuerfafiuns 10 absednosrt baben,
oaB es Den Spirits seitatiet iein ioG,
iih iOfprt mad Seenolsuns ibres Imts'
terminus uni einen susitsn 81 bemerben
Wenn er ieooh 5Dei germine 9ebabt
bat, ioa er peoer fir einen ueitereu
1ermin als Sberif. nod aud als uns
teriberif wdbIbar iein. 9isie &siolu'
tiun mus in Stusi uu%ieinnnoer folaenoen
Seiionen Der 2egisIatur ansenommen
rperoen. she iie Dem Solfe in elmer ou'
aemeinen Nbitimmuns Sur enosiltisen
@nti6eiouns unterbreitet perben fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

@aHsnitiqitano I'M aampfe 5miihen
@tern uno NnoerIpu uno oaS Serbot
sefpaItiamen 8~orssbens. UNI in ben
Belts Der Nmtsitube uno Der Bi6er
6es Terlihsrunss.@ ommilldrs Su se'
laH3en. BADEN 5ur 5olse seblbt, oaB
Sr. @tern jest luleoer letne Ndhte tm
ei9enen penn uerbrinsen uno leine
NtabISeitsn au6erbaib Der Office eln'
nebmen fam.
Beirsffs neuer @utmidlungen in Der
@ternsAfalre weroeu MIR uns allen
Anibeln nad bis gum is. 0ebruar 5u
9eouloeu babsn. an melbem Gage bic
Sabe BOT benz Obsritaatsssridt sur
gerbnnoluns folamen miro.
SrpBosm Die 3eit fir RE Gins
bringing upn 8orlasen pom beute bis
aui Dlenltas naditer @ohe p~erIdnsert
ipproen lit, uno trpBoem unlers @e,ess
seber, belouoers IN Der MiiemDIp. olele
@naoenfrilt nod tiidtl9 ausniiBen iuer'
ben, lit bod 9lldIld)erwelle nlht bic
9erin9lte Nusiibt porbanoen. oaB Die
2abl Der neuen Bils uno &elolutlonen
Die Der lestsn Seilion auh nur an'
ndberno erreihen wiro. Sm Sabre
1911 muroen I'M @an,en etfua 1900
neue @elesuOrlagsn ein9ebrabt, udbs
reno beuer lire 3abl taum mebr als Die
Sdlfte betrasen wlro. mas tbetlmelle
Dem umitanoe 5u5ulbreiben lit. oaB
tpeni9er Nniudlte ais lemals porber IN
Der 9esislatur iiBen, tbeiIweiie Der
itrensen Sanobabun9 Der @slese 9e]en
2obbp,lten uno iblieBlid auh Dem lrls
mer Italter li1 duBernosn Gerlan9en
Der @eiesseber, fribSeitis nab 9auls
gu 9eben.
2isens Ir MOtOrsGubr'
merte.
IiiembIpman ShiIings 8orIase bee
fabt l,d init Der Selteueruns BON allen
Sorten BON WOtOlfuhriuerteu uno iegt
feit. oaB ole Steuer fir iot6e Jubruerte,
Die bis Su ~5ipanjis Gferoetrdften ba'
ben, fini Dollars betragen iol uno
fir ieoe lpsitere Hferoetraft 25 Gents
mebr.
Sabrifantsn, gambler unb @ara9en
mlIieE fur ibre 9iSens, Die pier ytums
mern einldlieBt, finfunoSwanSis 9els
lars Sablsn. Die 0dlfte Der etnSenom'
menen Hi3eusbetrdse. mad Ib5us Der
8ermaltunestoIten, fdlt an ben Staats'
isibab. Die anoere 9dlfie an ben Counts
i1asmeiitsr. 100 Der 8eiiser pobnt. Sn
beiben 6d0en lint Die @eloer fir Bau
unb unterbaIt bon 2anoltraBen 6u pers
ipenoen.
Der Mntros bes Nbseoroneten Gan'
non o Supelior iest feit, oaB in al'
len Stdoten. ipelde Berpaltuns ourd
Gommi1ionen baben. Der Staotratb
zines ielner Miislieoer ala iteluertres
tenben 8irsermeiiter erudbIen loa.
Mabilpn, -. 6ebr.
@iuige nft5is Bills muroen seitern
in ser Niien,hIp elm aereiht, Elm
9beil bauon BON ollsemetuerem
SnterelIe, ober uur menige baden
Nnsii1t, Dor BEN NusibiHen uno
ipGter i'm Elenum @naoe Su fins
Den. 9lb9. Noroman 0 Solar nil
cine bonn @ouperneur Su trnennsnoe
SebDroe uon finf Mitsliebern-oie
Staatsprlfun9sbsb6rbe fir Nerste. Die
Obne Nnusnouns o 0rpsen Su bei'
len unterneb rem seiduffen wiiIen. Die
Bia oeS Nbg. Solmes uon WaoiIon
be5ielid 9abluns BON 2Obnen be-
Itimmt. oab @i,enbabnen, 2ele9rapben'
@eienidoiteu uno oersleiten 20bne
UNI Mehnltor nfnAeStena pinmnI IN
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2incoln's GebmrtStag.

N Mittwoh. ben
-. Gebruar. mar
2lucolHs@sburis
tag. Gmsrita lit
nid,t urn on sro'
sen Staatsman'
neru, lit an ioIs
@en pisneiht per'
h%dItniBmdBis rsi'
der ais iresno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Gins MabHon.

SiEer Jriebe in Der 1auptifoot.-1ie
s3abl Der 0orlaseu lit sesen + iiber
serins. 2Seniser Mumalte in Der
S~esislatnr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

n itirmiihen Gr6rte'
runseH uno @rsls.
nifien Der lestsn
@of,e lift in beloen
6duisru Der Sests'
latur cine beiuabe
irpaiid su nennenoe
&ube sefoIst. Der
pom Staatsober9e
riGte cnaeoronete
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Yin Y%ieroebeiiBer

T @erehts srbarmt
iih isinss &isbss i'm
A"usemeineu uno btr
asred)ie Hieroebe.
Itser. &eiter. aut.
ider. 6ubrmann
uiw isinsr 1feros
I'M SsiOuoersn. Su'
mol bel benz fur oieie
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Maoiion. II. 6ebr.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-06-05

Now is the time to leave your
orders with the Morrow Warehouse
Milling Co. for Alfalfa seed. No seed
handled unless guaranteed free from
1odder and weevil. tt
More autos destroyed by hre than
any other wav. Protect yours by get
ting policy of Smead. None as
cheap. None better.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-06-05

Waltand Sidney Robinson leave
In the morning for the old home
at WOodiawn, Va. where they
will spend the summer with their
parents. Jas. Farmer. of Lex
ington, viii accompany them.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-06-05

ranch Saturday and endeavoring to
disnose of bunch of sheen in which
he is interested. He found the mar
ket somew hat off and no buyers in the
field at present.
Miss Ethel Bryan, teacher in tbs
Heppner school for the past year
departed for her home at Portland
Monday. Miss Bryan expects to teach
at Hillsboro the coming wear.
Miss Florence D. Patti who taught
the third grade of the Heppner school
the past year, departed for her home
in Iowa Monday. She will visit yell
lowstope Park on the way Feast.
Mrs. L. G. Athertnn left for Cor
Wallis FRIDAY were she will remain
for about six weeks. taking in the
closing exercises at o. A. O. in which
her daughter, Leona. is interested.
F. E. Bell has just finished the
erection of a commodlous barn on his
farm. Calrk Davis, of Lexington.
was the builder and the new structure
adds much to the appearance of tue
place.
Miss Elsie Young, teacher of the
Commercial department of HepDner
High School departed fer her home in
Minnesota Thursday last and will
spend the summer vacation with her
people there.
RalphsThompson, accompanied by
Mrs. Thompson, is visiting in Hepp-
ner this week and looking after in
terests he has here. Mr.. Thompson
since his marriage makes his home in
Portland.
Mrs J. W. Stevens, of Hartman,
accompanied by her dauhgters Cecil
and Mildred and Miss Vivian Leathers,
we're in Hepper Saturday and this
office acknowledges a very pleasant
call from the ladies.
W. B. Potter, State Representative
was visiting in Condor this week and
says he has practically closed a deal
for his extensive stock ranch in
Wheeler County. The deal involves
over $1OO 900. Condor Times.
E. C. Stewart, Luke Stewart and
Mrs. W. A. Wise, two brothers and
q sister of the late Mrs Andrew Rood |
came up from Portland Thursday last
to attend the funeral of their sister,
and returned to thier home Monday. |
DR.. F. N. Christensen, dentist, will
.eave for Portland Sunday to be alb
sent for several days attending the
of the Oregon State Dental
Association. His office will be closed
IN the 9th, 10th, 18th and 18th await
ng his return.
Joseph ]. Nys, a Young attorney of
salem. has been in Heppner this week
IN business. While here his head
Iuarters have been at the Office of
Attorney Glenn Y. Wells, and Mr..
lys may decide to associate himself
n business here with Mr.. Wells.
George Moore has purchased of
Inoch Cave his 200 acre ranch in the
icinity of Madison Butte and has
AIKEN possession of the place. The
was $1,000 and is a good
argain at the price. Mr.. Cave con-
emplates moving to the Willamette
alley.
Miss Florence Lusted, teacher of
he primary department of our school /
he past year, departed Friday for her
ONE at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. After ,
pending the summer vacation with I
er people she will return to Oregon :
nd teach in the Forest Grove schools
he coming year.
Andrew Neel. of Lone Rock. drove
YER his band of 2150 head of wethers
nd had them sheared at the Whet-
.one plant the last of the week. He
sturned home with them Monday.
very good way of getting wool to q
arket. especially when you have hard {
,ads to pull over. c
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REQ THE FIFTH.

The 1918 model of this car is the car
for you. An up-to. date machine,
moderately priced. E. r. LuOdeIL
of Eight Mile is agent for Morrow
county, and can give you a demon
stration any day. In
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WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.

Ga to the Bakery for your bread.
26 loaves for 81 90
DR.. Barnes is making speciality of
women and children s diseases If.
John J. Simss, of Monument, oam Q
over to attend the wool sales Tuesday.
Matt Webb. Jr., is down from
WaIIa Walla. having arrived by auto
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Owen, of Hard
man. were visitors at HeDpner Thurs
day last.
Insure yonr auto. W. W. Smead
can give you cheap rates in q good
company.
Geo. Mcdonald came down from his
Rock creek ranch Monday to attend to
business in the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Il. wilkins returned
on Sundays train from Portland after
having spent week in the METROPOLIS.
VIM. II. Padber, extensive farmer
of the Olarks canyon section, visited
Pendeton on business Saturday last.
The family of Jake Young moved TO
the farm near Gooseberrv the first of
the week and will remain there for
fl,o s,1p, mar
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Dutton, of
Portland are spending a few days with
friends in Hsppner, having arrived
Thursday last.
E. o. Neill and II. F. Wiglesworth,
prosperous ranchers of the Galloway
nsighborhood, attended the wool sales
in Heppner Tuesday.
Miss Juanita Matlock, who was
visiting with relatives here for
couple of weeks, returned to her home
in Portland Saturday.
Matt Scott and John MaidmeIt
wool growers of the Lone Rock sec
tiou, came in Monday to be present at
the wool sales Tuesday.
MIS-. E. F. Day arrived from Port
land last Thursday to join her hus-
band here, and to make short visit
with relatives at this place
w. E. Hiatt has charge of the
street sprinkling for Heppner this
season, and these warm days he is
having all he can do to keep the dust
down.
A GLORY ticket was issued by
County Clerk Hill Monday to Mr..
Artur Keene and Miss Annie M.
Campbell, both young people of Lex
ington.
Pat Doherty and Phill and Dan
Hiri. fiockmasters and ranoheIs of the
Big Butter creek section we've in
Heppner over Tuesday to attend the
wool sales.
Mike Marshall was up from Castle
Rock Friday and Saturday. While
here Mr.. Marshall closed no some
sheep deals, adding more woolleys to
his already large fiocks.
Jas. Murtha was over from Rock
creek Monday. He has taken his I
wool to Condor this year, and will I
likely dispose of his clip at the wool
sales there this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. d. Rood came up '
from Portland to attend the funeral
IF Mrs. Andrew Rood Friday. and
remain over for a few days visiting {
With relatives and friends.
Have YOU tried the new Pancake
flour put out by the Morrow Ware
louse Milling Co. Its fine and much
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Salem has set its dates for the
annual Cherry Fair for July and 5,
and it will include patriotic celebra-
tion. Steps have been taken to make
this years event the most elaborate
sfFair of its kind ever held.
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Farmers Attention !

Old Pap Simon's blacksmith shou
open with good crew. General re-
pairing, wagon work and horseshoeing
a speciality. All work guaranteed.
J. W. HAYNES.
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lie Howard was up from his lone
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-08
GOOD PRACTICE
WAS HELD BY
BALL PLAYERS
SEVERAL ADDITIONS TO THE
LOCAL CLUB YESTERDAY, AND
THEY ALL APPEARED TO BE IN
SHIP SHAPE FOR THE LEAGUE
OPENING.

Yesterday was another ideal work.
ton spent several hours during the day
at Maxent park, with a number of the
boys who are to wear Pensacola uni
forms.
Among the new arrivals yesterday
was Chas. Miller, outfielder, who halls
from Gary, Ind. Miller is likely
looking youngster, and both in the field
and at the bat he handles himself
very cleVerly. He also has an excel
lent batting average. He has made
good from the jump.
One of the men whom the manager
is counting on to make an excellent
showing is Pitcher Gudger, of New Or
leans. This husky youngSter is one of
the cleverest boxmen in this section of
the country. He is still the property
of New Orleans but will perform in
the box for Manager Jimmy until
the. season closes.
Another promising pitcher who came
in on an early train yesterday morn
ing was Townsend from the Mobile
club. Berger, catcher, arrived by the
same train, and they both show up
well. Both men come highly recon-
mended by Mike Finn of the Gulls.
While Manager Hamilton has been
practicing for several days he is still
little stiff in the Joints The
clever little manager and third -sacker
is sure that he will round into shape
by Thursday. when the ball opens.