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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
9as stlasfababm=@ roieft

Sn Der oemofrotiiden &artei
ma6t iid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
geltenb betreffs 6es bonn 3rdli6enten
:befirmorteten BIanes, na6 meldem
ser 8au elmer gifenbabn in Nlasfa
al1f Soften Ser @egierl1ng itatfinoen
ltnb bon 6ieier audi Der 8etrieb Ser
8abn iibernomen merben ioq. @s
iin6 namentli9 Die fonierbatipen De-
mofroten, mel9e 6iei em Hlane OPS
ponteren.
Sic erflaren, baB ein 6arauf be-
5ugli6es @eripre6en nidt in Ser 6e-
mofratiiden Nlattform gegeben mor=
Sen un6 ser 8a1 un6 ser 8etrieb Ell
ner iol6en &egierungs= o6er 8un6es-
balm gegen oie BON Ser 6emofrati-
iden Hartei als etnes ibrer fun6a=
mentalen Hrin5ipien befirtporten un6
anfre6terbaltenen Staatenre6te ber-
ltoBen miir6en. Ser pabre @rnn6
ser 9ppoiition ser fonierpatiben 9e=
mofraten gegen 6as Hroieft beitebt
oarin, 6aB iie bon elmer @eritaatli=
61rng ober Motionalii terung Ser Gt-
ienbabnen im aagemetnen ni6ts mii-
fen molten un6 in 6em geplanten 8a1
nn6 8etrieb elmer @abn in Mlasfa
ben eriten S@ritt 6a5u ieben.
0ielen @impan6en gegeniiber madt
ser Grdit6ent gelten6, 6aB es iih nit
6em Observation-Disclosures nm etnen
M%usnobmefau ban6ele. Die topogra<
pbti6en Gerbaltniiie ienes noroliden
Serritoriums feien 6erart, 6aB BORT
MIR menige 8abnlienien geba11t tper-
SEN f0nnten. limo pern 6ieie iib in
bem 8eiib elmer 8ribatgeieaidaft be-
fdn6en, 10 erlange bieI e bamit Elm
Monopol auf 6ie Musbe11tung ser Sea-
tnr iddbe ienes @ebiets.
limo Sos miir6e obne 3meifel Ser
6on fem. Chen oesbab lit ober audi
NIT geitimmtbeit an5unebmen, 6aB
ser 8rdii6ent NIT ieinem &lare ourd-
orirgen miro. Gem Ser @i6eriton6
ser fonierpatipen 9emofraten gegen
ons Erojeft miro 6ur@ feline 8efir-
port1ng bur6 fortidrittlide &e-
publifmer b0lig aufgepogen tper-
SEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
@robibitiom nno @eiiteS:
it6rmn9.

Ser 8ebauptung Ser &robibitioni=
item, 6aB felt @infiibrung Ser &robi=
bition in &onios sic Mn5abl Ser
5ane bon @eiftesltorl1ng abgenom-
men babe, tritt 81. @6uar6 8. 8il,
Iiams i'm vMe6icol &ecor6" enti4te-
oen e%ntgeeen. Sc lit zines Ser BE-
liebten Mrgmmente Ser @orfdmpfer
oieier8epegung, boB @robibition cine
@erminoer1tng ser @ieitesfranfbeiten
I'M @efolge babe.
81. @iniams, mel9er 6ie 6rage
einem eingeben6en @tubium nnter=
morfen bat, lit in6eiien gu Ser l1eber-
5eugl1ng gelangt, 6oB eine iolde
5@luBfoIgerl1ng ni@t geredtfertigt
lei, uno fiigt bin5u, in @anfas made
iid i'm @egentbeil iogar cine 8unob=
bon @ebirnlabmung @oreiis)
bemerfbar.
v@ir iino ni@t beredtigt, an5l1-
nebmen = idreibt er - neil es, 8.
in 6em nnoiien" Staat Seem Sort
aud in @erbdItniB mebr geiItesge-
itorte 2el1te gibt, als in @aniaS, 6oB
oies ouf Hrobibition 3nriid5ufiibrert
lei. SS1 @unios lift Die 3abl Ser 6dae
bon @eiitesit0rung pro 100000 Der
Gintpobner bon 62.2 i'm Sabre 1904
auf 52.4 i'm Sabre 1910 %geiunfen.
ssSr Dem rnoifen~ SEEM Sort felt iid
bos @erbdltniB in berielben 3eit n1f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

l6id, ouf bos, mos oas sdidial uns
olS Sn6ipiouum beideren mag. neber
nnier eigenes grgeben, Mber Sous
nno 6amilie biraus f9meift Ser 8lid,
man idlieBt bas @rbenrun6, man
|ldIieBt Nationen nn6 @0Ifer nit Elm
in fem Sntereiie, in fem Soften nno
|8angen. @ebr als lie fiiblt ii@ Ser
Meni9 unIerer 3et als 8eltburger,
un6 bei9ei6et ii9 nit Ser Stole eines
nnideinboren @lie6es am groben
Neutrality-suspicious..
l1nerid0pflid 1T 6ie Soffnl1ng in
Ser Meni9enbrult. Gin ie6es 1teue
SSabr miro Elm Setter aus Motb un6
griiblal begriiBt, Inn an ietnem gn6e
ols etpas betra6tet 5u mer6en, Dem
man NIT einem Senf5er Ser grletd-
terl1ng entfliebt. &c 1T gut 10. Sos
5dmere lrtrb Griibe, 6as Sic 31tfnnft
fir l1ns bereit bailt, fommt fritz ee-
mtg beran. es geniigt, nenn mir be-
reit 1in6, INN Damn in Ser redten
@eiie gegeniiber 511 treten: entpeber
fdimpfen6 nn6 es gum 8eiten len-
fenb, o6et = tpo es 6as @didial lit,
oas ipri6t - in @e6ll6 tragenb,
ouIben6, ODER 6as 9arpt netgenb in
g%rgebung. Ser Meni6 m1B beibes
fBjrren. @r 6arf 1ibt i6laff 1tnb 1t1t-
tbatig 5uieben, mo- er tbatfrdafftig ein-
greifen fann, er bnrf ii6 aber al1@
nidt alfb6umen, mo es Inn fromrrt,
fi9 ernem b0beren @iaen at fuigen.
unb 10 poIe1 mir 6em felt mnb
flar ins 1te,ae Sabr binein fdo11en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

62.t, nn6 34.5. &ieraas lit eriidt-
lid, 6aB &anias ni@t Ser ein5ige
5taat lit, in melbem ii6 eine 9lb-
nabme ser @eiitesfranfbeiten bemerf-
bar madt. @s lit nidt einnal ber-
5toat, ser sic gr0Bte Mbnab-
auf5utpeiien bat. Dos @eiultat
bere6tigt iiberbaupt ni6t gu 8e<
bnuptungen uber irgen6 melde 8or-
5ige Ser 8robibitions 1@eiebgebnng."
Ser Mr5t fin6et I'M @egentbeil, 6aB
ii6 in Dem BRET Sabren, felt 6ie Bro-
Editions <@eiebe BORT ONT itrengiten
ourdgefubrt tporoen, biele Gane bon
Sanfertpabniint ereignet baben. Sic
oerbaltnibmdBig gerinee Mn5abl bon
@etiteSitorung IN @anias lit nod SIN.
ii6t bonn 81. @iQiams 6arauf gu
riid5ufibren, 6aB Sic 2el1te BORT in
belieren @erbaltniiien leben, als IN
Sen groben Std6ten bes 9itens mil
ibren rslums." Serer @toat lei So.
fer in b0berem @ra6e SEN a1gemei.
men @erbdltniiien Can't fdul6ig fit
BEN giinitigen @eites5uitan6 fetne1
8emobner, als ser Brobibitions> @e.
ie%bgebung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

un5ufrieoenen, Sic vSamburger9fad-
ri6ten" perbreiteten, bon linn inipi=
rirt, feline &ritifen uno 9eorge[eien
iiber Sic gan5e 8elt. ga, er gebdr-
oete ii6 Offers mobl eerabe5u mie Elm
&lager6er, 10 nnmoglid mar es linn
sic @unoe aus5ubeilen, 6ie linn feline
gntlaiiung aus bem &eidsfan5ler,
ante geidlagen.
8ismarf, bon Dem Brofelior 3ieg=
Ter in ieinem @erfe uber Die vgeiiti-
gen ltnb lo5ialen Stromungen 'oes 49,.
Sabrbun6erts" iogt, ietnem @efen
babe etpas Ddmonii9es ongebaftet,
fano nirgenos Sen @alt fiir oie ueber-
minoung, 6te iene itine @roBe Der
gntiagung foroert, 5n Ser Ser ber-
itorbene Cardinal lid aufgeidml1r=
gen &oGa, ein Marr1 Ser Selblt-
5n9t, fan6 6te 6a5u rotbigen &rafte
in ieiner religi0ien ueber5eugung.
Sic @elt miro i'm ia Dor alem als
Stoats1efretar SEQ XIII. berrtbeilen,
na9 ieinen Encouragement 6tploma-
tii9en 6dbigfeiten, bie er berettS als
Muntins in Mobrib befun6et bottle.
Sic Stride, un6 iene ibrer @0bne, bic
Sen Meni6en na6 ieinem inneren
@ertbe beurtbeilen, tper6en &ol<
ia I'M 2idte Ser @orte Hius x. be-
nrtbeilen: Or mar6 nod GROCER nod
leinem &IIdfttriitte bon Sen Stoatsge=
Ii6dften." sat er 6o@ BEN i9mer=
iten aner Siege, SEN @ieg iiber iid)
felbit errnngen, Ser einem Manne,
Ser i'm nls Staatsmann Ibertraf,
ni6t be1die6en tpar6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Gin @eiipiel fraKer tn:
wiHenbeit.

SHE Sic peridieoenen @mite1nn-
gen un6 gei9idtlid)en l1ngenalttgfet-
ten iener 8ldtter rt9tigite1en 51
nollen, sic gero6e iett ii4 in Ben
Dienit ser &atboIifenbebe geitent ba-
BEN, p6re Elm bermeiienes ~1nterfan,
gen, 90 ie6e Mnsgobe 6ieier 8ldtter
nit 8eborptungen redt 8meifeIbafter
Hatur trieft.
Sir sic Mrt uno @eiie, IN Der oiefe
|Mrgumente borgebradt unb bnrd
Mnfnbrltng nrgeb1ider 9batfaden an
ibeiner6 betpieien iper6en fonen, mo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
sDIpeiter @eoanfen.

@don loiien iid sic gtun6en 5db-
len, sic Dem alten Sabre als @na-
6enfriit nod gegeben iin6, banr INIT
es binob in sic @ergangenbeit, bon
ser ser Didter fogt, baB iie uetpig
ftine itebt." un6 Elm 1te1tes Snbr 3iebt
beraut bringt ouf g~ebeimmBpolle
@eife NIT fid cine M~tmoipbdre Ser
@offnung, ser geipnnnten
grtpartrurg m m1f nlter 2ippen, in
aner Mugen ftebt Die Srage: mas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
40. sabrsans. 81. Gbab, aNnnfpta, GDnneraas, ben L. 9anuar, 1914.

miro es bringen? 50 miro es ge-
melen fem, ieitbem uniere 3eitre6-
1ung beitebt, n16 ieit6em 6ie Sitte
ser Neuiabrsfeier ii@ e~ingebargert
bot. Mber - tduide i6 mid? ODER
miro 6iefe aIte Srage bel1te ~inteniiper
ge(teqt als in friiberen 3etten? Midt
mebr bei9rdnfen iid uniere @eoan-
fen, inoem mir frageno in Die 3u-
funft bliGen, a1f infer eigenes &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

'miQens, infer Gbetl gu tbun, I'M es
fir nns nnb an6ere al eirem er-
ipriebIi9en gu maden. Mit frober
&offn1ng, nit feltem @ottbertra11en,
in 5Iieben nit nns ielblt un6 nit
ser Meni6beit, iiberidreiten mir sic
g9meue nit Dem @uni9e an oen
S0diten: @ib uns 1tno a1e1 Men-
ld,en Elm gefegnetes nenes
Ssahr!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
zuritrr Ihrll.
Sabresme@tel<

n SabreSme9tel
gus ssabr 1918 1T oabingegangen
Meer ser Gergangenbeit, elm
M lemes sSsabr bebt an, elm neler s3eit-
ab{duuitt i'm 9ebeu }bes Meniden. Das
&f tpedt eigene @eoanten III Der Men-
3 idenbrlit. 5don mie6er elm Sabr
ssN oabil, nit al ieinen Miiben uno
y; NIoqen. nit ieinen i60nen un6 bite
4 rem Sagen!. Gin gan5es Sabr! User
niht aus 9eibtiinn 5uiammengeiest
1T, mnB am 81. De5ember, uriid.
ports blidenb, portparts i6auen."
Bus mar uns bas a%bgelaufene Sabr?
- Sin SsMbr Ser Nrbeit! @el6e in-
g1ere @elmgtb1u,ng fir ale sSSerre, oie
rell gearbeitet buben! Sic leben Die
-, rene 9fli9terfiillung ais bas @odite
apo m lrlro lie tbun oaran redt! @elder
Sormurf aber fir oie 9dliigen! Gin
sSnbr ser Mrbeit, 1T elm Sabr Der
i 9ebensm1fgabe, Elm Sabr Ser Sanoe-
10; lei aber ein Magel gum Gorge Der
NIeiyenen Herionlidfeit!
mn Gin Sabr oes grfolges! @er int
nm 1bre 1913 feline 8flidt getban, er
y,oeib sic grfolge geraoe beute ole
4 a%nf5naablen! Gas rnbige @enilien
!, onilt Ser unbeitritten bette Grfolg;; cine
, 81; rrnere @epeoelung gebt 6amit Sano
5Mn Sano. 1n6 penn Ser Meni9
ben ,lblt trot aller Miiben in materieller
[bre,inlidt i'm Sabre 1912 5uriidgeblie-
oe,en 1T, bat er in gutter Meinung ge=
Sarbeitet, 10 1T iein 8anfoepot belm
eeredten Soft rielig angemadien nno
! er bot iidf einen @dos ermorben, Sen
meoer Motten nod gfoit %freiien! Gin
sSSabr oes mirfli9en MiBerfolges bot
~1rur ser gottentfremoete Meni6 bin-
! her 1id nnb tpen1 er ielbit in 6telem
l.1sSabr aus einem 8ettler ein Milto1ar
getporoen mdre!"
Gin ssSabr Ser Sreuoen! 9aIie etn-
NAL bie 366 Sage nit ibren 1874
Stunoen an Deinem Mltge Doriiber=
aieben, nno mie piele ungetriibte
5renoen 6~nrfteIt 6n erleben! SIM
Il &reiie ser 6amilie, nnter trenen
sA1 5rennoen; geiifige un6 f0rperli6e
g5ren6en bot Sir oas Sabr 1918 ge-
,ul5ra6t.
/. q IS mag Elm Sabr Ser Hrlfungen
getpeien fem, geniB! Mber es lit im-
mer mod fraglid, OF bas Sabr Ser
" Jrenoe bober itebt, ooer 6as s6mer-
ansiabrl @e6nIbig .ertragene Hru-
.sMngen fmo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8 SIC nnpergdngIibe 6reaoen. Mag
@utes ODER 8oies fommen, nidts
fonrmt bon nngefabr!
| l1n0 6esbalb muB ser SDlpe1ter-
Sag Elm Sag 6es Gontes iein! Mi@t
4. uIs Oh ma 6ie 9%onfbarfeit gegen
ben @90pfer 365 Sage ber16ieben
uno iie MN am SplpeIter=glbeno auf
reinmal, als ob 10 cine @rt u@eneral-
Danf" abgeitattet per6en f0nnte =
elm iol9es Gerbalten mdre fripol!
Dus gan5e 9eben ion ein 9eben 6anf-
borer 2iebe fem. Mber am Sabres=
aa5 idlnb ion Defenders mebr Cont gum
Simmel iteigen.
8ar 10 1918 ein Sabr Ser Nlrbeit,
oes grfolges, Ser 6reu6en un0 Ser
Briifunger1, 10 e%roffnet it6 1914 nit
gol6ener nto rofieer gluslt6t! @eit
@ot 1913 been6igt, nit @ott 1914
begonnen, bas lit sic Bette 9ebens-
parole! @er ibr folgt, bat in Der
Sbat SOS bette 1tele SSabr, mie mir
es aaen nnieren 2elern miiniden
6urb SEN @rnB: u@lmfIi@es
nenes Sabr"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-02-12
CONCERT To Be
ONE Of DELIGHT
Songs and "Stunts" Are
of High Class Many
Specialties Are on the
Program.

Excellent training, good team
work, inevitable enthusiasm, high
order choruses and clever special
ties, will be the dominant factors
in making the concert to be given
by the Oregon Agricultural COL
lege one of delight.
1t would seem needless to en-
ter into a detailed discussion as
to the preparedness of this popu-
lar organization. Suffice to say
that after weeks Of faithful and
diligent training under the direc-
ton of Prof. William Frederic
Gaskins and George Randolph
Thomas, every member is keen
to make the one supreme effort
that of pleasing. The news items
of our contemporaries stand spon-
sor for the assertion that the
boys are prepared.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-02-12
CONDOR ELKS WILL
GIVE SHOW HERE

The Condor members of Hepp-
ner Lodge No. 1853, B. P. O. E.,
will reproduce the same minstrel
show in Heppner on the 26th.
that they delivered in their home
town with such success a little
more than a week ago.
Speaking of the show, the Con-
don Times has the following to
say:
Talk of plays until you are
black in the face, but the minstrel
show presented by 20 voices gath
cred from the Condor Elks last
Friday evening takes the cake for
being one Of the best perform
ances of the kind ever given on
any stage. How the boys could
think up such a fund of side
splitting stunts, is the surprise of
every one who had the good luck
to attend the entertainment. No
body thought the town held such
a fund of local comic talent and
the screams of laughter from the
large audience which packed the
theatre to the doors proclaimed
the fact that the efforts of the
Antlered Herd were appreciated.
DR.. Cathey, who is quite an ac-
quisition to the town from a social
standpoint, acted as interlocutor,
supported by his band of niggers,
whose makeups, antics and jokes
were so rdiculously funny that
one continual roar of laughter
and applause greeted every num-
ber."
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-02-12
Method OF Feeding Swine
For Fattening.

Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallis, Ore., Feb. 10.-"The
self-feeder is a result of an at
tempt to decrease the labor cost
incident to pork production, "
says Professor G. r. Samson of
the Animal Husbandry depart
ment, Oregon Agricultural Col
lege. "The increased cost of Ia
Dor is an added problem in profit
able swine feeding. Indeed the
problems have increased so fast
there are as many for us to solve
as there were for our GRANDPA
thers.
"By use of the seIf-feeder a
correct ration can be put into the
bins to last a week or more as
soon as the lot of pigs are on full
feed. But slight attention need
be paid to feeding them for seve-
raj days. An extension of the
system has been made with a
view to eliminate the labor of
mixing feed. Several self-feed-
ers are provided in which the
ground gains and tankage are
placed so that the pigs are allowed
to balance their own rations.
This is a good idea for the pigs
make as economical use of their
feed taken in this cafeteria style
as the frugal New England house
wife makes of her limited larder.
AT the Oregon Station, self
feeders containing balanced ra-
tions are fed and in several tests
have given gains more economi-
cal than has hand d-feeding. The
system has been tried with a
mixture or barley and tankage,
wheat and tankage, and shorts
and tankage. The saving in la
bor over that Of hand feeding
was a considerable item in pro-
ducing hundred pounds OF
pork"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-02-12
HEPPNERW|LLHAVE
BASEBALL TEAM
Local Fans Will See a
Good Team In Action
For This Town When
The Season Opens.

Heppner fans will see some
good games this season if the
plans of the local baseball enthu-
siasts materialize. The scouts
are out and they already have a
line on a battery that would make
a strong foundation upon which
to build a bush team.
Brunton, a recent arrival in
Heppner, played last season with
the Southwestern Washington
league and will be on hand for
the first turnout. 1t is also likely
that Ira May, former Heppner
backstop, will fill that position
again this year. At present May
is in Umatilla county but it is un-
derstood that he will return to
Heppner with little inducement.
The scouts are on the trail of
several other good men, but just
now we can give out nothing def
mite. However, some good men
are coming to light and the prop
osition of giving them employ
ment in and near Heppner dur
ing the season, is one that gives
a strong inducement to the semi
pro.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-02-12
WHAT IS YOUR IN
CONE? FILE It
Statements Must Be Filed
With Internal Revenue
Collector Portland By
March 1St.

Only a few days left in which
to file your income tax statement.
Applications for blanks can be
made to any bank or county treas
urer or to Milton Miller, Collec-
tor Internal Revenue, Portland,
Oregon.
Penalty Of 500 to $1,000 for fail
ure to file returns on or before
March 1st.
Fine not exceeding $4,000 or
Imprisonment not exceeding one
year or both at the discretion Of
the court for making a false or
fraudulent return.
Every person having a net in
come of $4,000 or over for calen-
dar year (S2500 for year 1879
must make a return; a single
person is allowed an exemption
Of $4,000 and'a married person
$4,000. (For year 1918, March !
to December 81, the exemption
allowed is $2500 or $333333. 33).
All payments due on your in
come may be RENTED at once or
you can have until June 80 in
which to pay. Payment must be
made by certified check, money
oredr or draft. Personal checks
can not be accepted.
Partnerships as such are not
required to make income returns
but the members comprising the
firm providing their individual
incomes reach $4,000 (s2500 for
l9l3) or over are to make re-
turns.
If in doubt regarding any part
of the law or regulations write
for information to M. A. Miller,
Collector, Portland, Oregon.
For year 1918, the law operates
only from March | to December
81 so the incomes, deductions
and exemptions are figured ac-
cordingly.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-02-12
FAIRVIEW.

Mrs. Brashears is very i'll at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
John Williams. We hope to hear
of her recovery soon.
Ralph Akers went to California
scme time ago on business which
will keep him away for an indefi-
mite length of time.
Mrs. Kincaid has been spend
ing a few days in Pendleton, Wis
iting friends and relatives of that
city.
Mr.. McElligott made a business
trip to The Dalles one day last
week, returning home the follow
ing day.
Edgar Ball and Phillip Griffin
attended the oyster supper given
at the Christian church in lone
on the night of the 23rd. They
report a large attendance and a
pleasant evening enjoyed.
We have been having a good
deal of rain in this part of the
country during the last two
weeks and a few little SHOWS
which haye long since gone leav-
ing the weather quite mild.
Dick Reed was up in this vicin-
ity one day last week from John
Day where he is caring for sheep.
He reports the weather there as
rather mild and rainy and that
the sheep are standing the wea-
ther fine.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-02-12
IRRICON.

We had a light rain Tuesday
morning.
The young folks of the town
spent a social evening at the Do
BILE home last Sunday evening.
William Graybeal went to Her.
mistoh, Tuesday morning, on
horseback, to look for employ
ment.
The baseball game, Sunday,
was one of the best that has been
played here, this year. The score
was nineteen to seven.
Carrie Mccoy is now back at
school. She has been out for
some time on account of a slight
attack of la grippe.
Snowey Mccoy spent Sunday
with her parents in lrrigon, re-
turning to Umatilla in the after
noon.
Otis Henkle mas been visiting
friends in Irrigon. He reports
his family doing we'll with the
exception of a slight case of mea-
sles.
Edgar Smith with Marjorie and
Lyle Seaman spent Saturday and
Sunday in Coyote with Edgar's S
parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Doer-
ing.
Lew Roaderick is intending te
move his family back here in the
near future. Mr.. Roaderick is
an old-time resident and every.
one is glad to see him moving
back here.
The Irrigon Dramatic society
is preparing another play to be
produced in the near future. II
is the popular 'Persecuted Dutch
man" and promises to be a big
success.
Mrs. Lester had the misfortune
to lose a quantity Of honey from
the hives which she left on hel
ranch when she moved to town
1t is supposed that some hobo
being hungry for sweet things,
appropriated it to his own use.
The Women of Woodcraft en-
tertained the town at five hun
dred Saturday night, after
meeting of the lodge. Earl Bau
cuum won first prize, gentleman
while Mrs. H. T. Walpole carried
off the lady's prize. Mr.. an(
Mrs. Susbauer held the consola
ton prizes.
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CHURCH DEBT PRO.
V|DED FOR At lone

Quite number of the men,
bers of the Christian church at
Heppner went to lone last Sum-
day to take part in the dedicatory
services of the new church at
that place. About 40 from Hepp-
ner were in attendance and en-
joyed the splendid services of
Sunday school and church.
The lone people had made all
things ready and the new church
building was prepared to accom-
modate a large congregation of
people who gathered to hear H.
A. Van Winkle deliver the address
of dedication. This was at 100
o'clock and was followed by a
short appeal to the church and its
friends for funds to clear the
church of debt. In about twenty
minutes time this work was done
and the sum of $2556.80 was
raised in cash and good subscrip-
tions which is in excess of what
was actually required by about
$500.
A splendid dinner had been
prepared by the ladies Of the
church and was served to all
those present in the basement,
which is excellently arranged for
such purposes.
The new building is one of the
best church edifices in Morrow
county, and the people of lone
are to be congratulated in the
possession Of such a structure
one that would be a credit to any
community; and the church peo-
pie have a right to be proud Of
their achievement. 1t. has come
to them through much sacrifice
and hard labor.
Chas. Allinger was the builder
in charge and the thoroughness
of the work done is a testimony
of his skill and workmanship.
The building is completely fin
ished, seated and furnished with
heating plant and the people of
this church are now equipped to
go ahead with the good work SO
we'll begun.
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Noah Clark and family have
returned to Morrow county after
an less than a years stay at theil
old home in Newton, Illonois.
They will again take up their res.
idence in this county. Upor
leaving here several months ago,
Mr.. Clark disposed of his proper
ty, which consisted of one of the
best wheat farms in the Eight
Mile section. At present they
are visiting at the home of O. M,
Wilmington on Rhea creek.
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At Christian Church.

The contest is still on for the
big Sunday school and interest is
growing. The pastor has been
absent this week at Salem pick
ing up on S. S. enthusiasm, and
the HOO o'clock subject will be
"Shots From the Convention. y
The evening: Conversion of
Worst Sinner in Tarsus."
Prayer meeting service every
Thursday evening.
H. A. Van Winkle, Pastor.
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Methodist Church South.

Sunday school at 10 am.
Preaching II a. m. Subject
why God made man. The fail
ure and ultimate triumph"
Epworth league at $50 pm.
Preaching at 7::30 pm. Subject,
Teach me Thy way Come
and hear these two sermons
They are for you and you will en-
joy them. Bring your friends
You and they will be made vel
come.
w. T. Goulder, Pastor
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The ladies of the Episcopal
Guild will hold window sale at
the store of r. M. Hart, Saturday,
Feb. IA. Lots of good things for
your Sunday dinner.
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Frank Evans, extensive wheat
raiser of the Lexington section,
was in Heppner, Saturday. He
reports fall sown grain coming on
in fine shape in his locality.
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Mrs. Lucinda Elder has been
quite sick and under the care of
a physician for several days the
past week. At this time she is
greatly improved.
Claude Sloan and wife of Echo
were Heppner visitors this week.
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Miss Evelyn Shipley departed
for Portland, Wednesday, where
she will visit with friends for a
short time before going to juno
ton City to spend the remainder
of the winter with relatives.