The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-09-25


and Clan Jones. Miss Currin and
Mr.. Turner are graduates of the Hep
pner high school being members OF
the 1918 class. Mr. Jones is both an
alumnus of H. H. S. and o. A. O.
Ha is going back to do post graduate
work. Mr.. Cohn would have been
senior in the high school this year,
had he not decided that he would take
a course at the agricultural college.
Miss Ourrin will take the domestic
science course.
Auction Sale, Wednesday October
8, 1918. at the J. p Rhea place on
Rhea creek, 8 miles south of lone.
Ben Buschke owner, will offer for
sale 81 head of mules, l6 head of work
animals, head of three year-olds, !,
all good sound animals. Sale begins
promptly at 10 a. m. with auctioneer
Ed. Miller in charge. A free lunch
at noon Terms of sale will be 10
per cent discount for cash; or will
accept bankable notes due in IL
months, drawing 8 per cent. 3t.
Howard Cassidy who was arrested
several days ago on charge OF at
tempted train wreckinG, was taken to
Arlington last Sunday by Sheriff
Evans. Young Cassidy was met there
Gillian county officer and taken to
Condor where he was placed in jail
As was stated last week in these
columns, it was learned that the crime
with which Cassidy is charged was
committed in Gillian county Hence
his removal to that county.
Eugene will vote on three charter
amendments at special election to
be held on November "a. One is to
empower the City Council TO levy a
8 mill tax for an o. N. G armory,
another is to empower the Council to
limit the tax lew for general pur-
poses from one-half of one per cent
to three -fourths of QUE per cent, and
the third is to issue S35 900 bonds to
pay for street paving.
W. P. Prophet. formerly resident
of the town of Hardman where he
was engaged in the store business
is up from his home near Monmouth
to remain until after the fair. He
is nov farming tract of land near
Monmouth which he is planting TO
clover for the purpose of raising seed,
He expects the place to be very
valuable when all in growing clover.
A S.lem women, palsied and tot
tering at the age of 20, refused to
promise Circuit Judge Galloway that
she would not marry again, when he
granted her divorce from a man al
most 90 years her junior. She re-
ceived her divorce Oh the ground OF
inhuman treatment.
Levi Ankney. banker and ex-sena-
tor from the state of Washington IS
seriously i'll at his home in Walla
Walla. where he has been stricken
with appendicitis. Grave hopes are
held for his recovery owing to his age
and feebleness.
] B. Sparks, the Star theater man
took a trip down into the Central
Oregon country last week. He went
as fal as Redmond before he returned
home. Mr.. Sparks says that section
does not look as good to him as this.
All telephone lines on electric light
poles will have to be removed by
October 10th. No telephone lines
will be allowed on new poles.
Heppner Light and Water Company.
Miss Virginia Crawford wishes to
announce to all her piano pupils, and
others interested, that she is ready to
begin the fall work. If you contem-
plate taking piano, consult her at once.
Walter E. Donnelly manager of the
Morrow county fair, returned to
Heppner after spending a week in
Portland on business connected with
his work here.
Ellis Hendricson returned from
Albany last Tuesday after spending
three or four days in that city with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. 2.
Hendricson.
Lexington will hold horse races on
the 9Th, 9th, and 10th of next month
Gene Gentry, Willis Ward and Geo
Flint are the managers. "Let 'em
run boys.
Good six room house for tent per-
manently, to right party. Also 6
cords of wood and few pieces of
furniture for sale. Inquire at this
office.
Lost between hotel and postOffice
fountain pen without cap Finder
leave same at Palace hotel office.
Grace May. 1t.