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CHARTERS I'D.

%ew charters were ISSUED yesterday
by ihG state Corporation Commission
as follows:
Tho smart shop. Inc. Norfolk: may
inum. sl5.oo". n,uiuum. $500. par
value, $500. T.; F.ukcl. president: II.
chandJic. secretary hoth Of Norfolk
Compton Manganese Corp I.uray
capital stock SEQ" QUO John y. i;racii =
on. president. Mas ErueninG. secretary.
h"th -! !ltisbur"h. IA.
Amendment 2" charter nf I'oN Jewel
~ 20. Inc. Eoc!ll Mount. changing
naiuc /" Martin Jcweiry Co. inc.
liopcWell Music shop. Inc Hone
Wei. !n">Iuuiu. 5000. minimum. $500
Noodhcad, president: L. l..
bIanchard secretary aud treasurer.
both Of IIopcwcll.
Certificate % reduction OF outsand
ing stock Electric Properties Corn.
Richmond. rcduciu@ outstanding stock
from S.."."."0o 10 S7.20o.00o
;. Th" Manhattan. T"ano aud Norfolk
railroad 60. Richmond. maximum.
Slpp.Nue minimum. $25,O"". par value.
*lu". H. /. stephenson. president: s.
- Smith. Sccrctar,. both Of Toauo To
bui!d and operate :, railroad from West
Point TO Touao
Ticket & Spra'Iey. Inc. Richmond
maximum. Slh.nro: minimum $500 j.
Watson Phillips. president: . &. Ilock
eti, vice pre- idcnt: r l.. Spratlcy. see
rotary and trca SiIr"r, all Of Richmond
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BOYS DEPARTMENT OF
Y. M. G. A. HOLDS BANQUET
\inth Annual Gathering i Held Wiih
11n PrCScnt-NcS. Fred II. thr.
nuuIt NnkcS address,

More than $50 were present az the
ninth annual banquet of the boys dc
partm"ut OF tho Young Mems Chris
ton Association last ni-ht in ~,
h"ys room OF the Central building. Th,
dinner was served by the Womcn's So
ctai Committee. II. e. Johnson pre-
sided. ana General Secretary s W
Mckee acted as POSTMASTER.
Nftor the banquet. a program v.ts
gwen " u. Duhc. president, spoke
on The Future lie urged tho hoy
TO aim high and TO hold fast 10 their
ideals. aud that they could accomplish
ANYTHING in lite. Tho Young Mems
Christian Association Quartet sang
Ecv. Fred H. chcuauit was the Soc
ond sneaker having for his subjcct tic
story by Hawthorne. The Great stone
Face Mr.. Chcuault told OF poor bu,s
who became famous after continuous
efforts OF their part 10 succeed tie
mentioned columbus. the Wri-ht
brothers. Ecll tn" inventor of the tclc-
phone Robert Fulton. and others. who
%tcadiaStly. IN tho face of ridiculc ana
often open opposition, believed in their
dream ana pushed II toward rcrIizn-
ton.
Iic poiuted ont that scientists IN tho
time OF Robert Fulton. inventor of the
steamboat, secuted tho idc: of a shin
beng propelled by steam. and one oven
Wr1t" treatise saying that II would
b" impossible FOR Il snip 10 carry cnuri- il
coal to enable il to cross tho Atlantic
under steam. Relief in the under
standin. and hard. earnest work viii
"rablc' boy to accomplish his dream,
in life. said the speaker
The quartet gave another selection.
Uncle Nod" and Nj. Mckee ended
with talk on Tine Associations" The
boys afterwards attended demon
Strmtion on life saving by Commodore
Longfellow OF tho American Rcd Cros;
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Dbit EtlR> SIGNS
MS I'UO\iDINII tO\IR\,J

PROVIDENCE ~ T. N.r.r an ,-d
i:ays he na,,y, son of .hc 49, ',"
nice ,;ra.,. and ,r,std.,,, Ir.,,.
=cihcr tcsicrda, .,rioru,,,r All ~
conference in, -t.eky no, yJ,, ,nu,s
turn ir tho hoN ana rl.v.u INA
Itncd l,>t season. signed for In. com
= sea>cu with the signing OF r:,,r9
lc-h.If uf the otitrcId sot,,d I,ov.cll
1d l.ayrs arc iu limo Tufnilcr and
chg not h.ym- urIt mar hmm II,p-
|Jcl,t 10 contracts as vot
While II Is President i,rapcf ido,
Il usc Eddie iu ,h. uutucId Altogether
iis season. a rs moro thsu ii.,l. that
e wil b.. trcuucuils called upuu TO
. turn u tho piiyHnr hos Eavrs
a. been working pu' Win the Brown
|oNS in the cage Ton the pas, month
nd at the present time is .I, better con
iticr than ants uf the other nuricrs
II tho Providence squad. and 10 would
OF be surprising n Eddie faced the
ollcsiars "hou the t;rowu buA> PLAY
nc ,;raNs a wc"k from Saturda,
Eddie - a pretty valuable man to
ave on bail team. especially So iu
his city. who're DO haas thousands ~
dnircrs having zone through an
tagCs OF the game from tho grarnu,tj
chocl league up. II" Joined tho rays
few weeks after tho start Of tho 1915
cdsoH ana round MS W. INTO riif-
our games. earning = batting average
4 -
VI IN" hi'A-'"ui games ne pitNod
y SIN lcch' an! lN thc hcnl'tiiucE ne
'ia!ch ~ IN" ""tntlH tie guarded
1Shl heln ~ '"eh'> 'S'N -'n'S '"r +"
'erIoyl ncl"'i'- "Hef'St' ~ '"c Sly
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tHt\tERh RELEASE DEEDS.
Ni> UcIrmsr Dr"d,. 1mountiur
SIg..Sn

Edwin llcilcr Il all trustees to
Flora Jacobs ct al. @3Nl3I feet south
inc Hanover Avenue. ISL feet inches
West 81 Addisou street. March -.
John !. Wicker. trustee 10 Charles
r Taylor 25NI1> 3; inches south line
street. - feet west Of Thirty iirst
street March -. 1916. $50.
!" T.: brown. trustee. I" j =. SwaIt-
won't. lfjN330 feet east line North Ayc.
uu'. Dob feet " inches north Of Cedar
Tree street. Marcel -. 1915: SIo6Ou
). IL l'aitcsou to &. T.. Hughes, JON
10 feet at the southwest corner Of
North Avenue and Rogers street
March -. 1916: <5.JiO.
J. G. saunders. trustee. To- same. Tho
same property as described in next
decd above. March -. IHl6: $500
John sloan, trustee. 10 same, tho
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Weekly cotton Review.

NEW YORK. March 3l-The cotton
market has hcen quiet hut steady dur.
ing the past week with fluctuations
conparaiively marrow. There has been
demand for old-crop contracts from
old trade Interests. attributed partly
To covering OF hedges against sales OF
spots ~ tho South and partly to price
HING by domcSti. spinncrs All ac-
counts from tho domestic goods trades
nave Indicated continued strength and
activity. Liverpool also has been a
moderate buyer OF ncar-months to un-
do old Straddlos. but has sold now
,rop deliveries on fresh Straddlc ac-
cunt: and. in absence of general bus
mas led Ia narr wing OF the differ
cnccs between deliveries New crop
deliveries also HAY" lost part OF their
premium over the old crop months al
though tho trade has taken rather a
ouliish view Of southwest weather
news. mother iucrcasc has been re
ported in the ocean freight situation.
with larger rates quoted from Gulf
ports 10 Liverpool, hut there have been
40 advances III marin" war risks. Re
ncwcd risks over submarine affairs
probably has had tendency to re-
strict business. hut aside from the un-
settled state OF international politics
tho talk around tho ring here has re-
FOR nearer view Of new CROP pros
poets Under such conditions tho
week : fluctuations have been Cunsid-
cred largely the effect cf small orders
on n marrow market. while local trad
ers have attributed the stcadincss %;
tone 10 tho absence of spot pressure
from the South.
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BUYING POWER IN WHEAT
LACKING WHEN NEEDED
Weakness becomes Pronounced and Edge
l. na Market at IT.


IHlc\"" March - Buying pov"r ia
Mh'"' W. lacking when mos nccucd to
consequence There vcrc too many long,
M" wanted :" s."ur" profits. and bccaus"
and tn" cd.. w. oil the marii't At the
close. although tho highest levels on tho
present price uptUru Wy" ostablishcJ Con
siderable wheat wts bought early ~ -ror
damage reports coupled with The general
hcliof of turthcr and more pronounced
detcriorstion when few Of ,hc large
profits int" actual money 8" MARY follow oil
their example that pronounced price losses
Scpi"mh"r -, from tho top prizes.
As il usually tho case when the tceud
Of values IS uncertain there was more ~
less ncws that appeared 10 have hccn 'ma'i-
ufpcturcd.' cable credited to liverpool
qaid that anywhere from 1000 Noo bushels ="
: $50 GOO bushels OF wheat had been pur-
chased hy til" British commission IN tho
United states and Canada and 'heH wcrn
sitl buying for culture delivery !, vas tlso
I" q Now York concern ,aytrs that tho
sharp nri"c loss at Liverpool was "m the
;hc report that London had closed large CON
tracts for Russian wheat to come out
through tho p.rdanelles during May aud
cr@di,ed here here '' "' "''".' aus
rhs whra' market s hkcIe to vontinuc
jug hands affair with professionals al.
ing pron'" IT "very opportunity
Corn ruled strong aud higher .dvon"nG
Local interests Tod in rho buying OF corn
although there va ll,,lc news that vas
bullish. unless tho Ugh, receipts here rorc
considered. CASH sales OF corn were % Noo
bushels and Of oats 10000 bushels
Of cNpor, taking. both here r end nd q, The
Packers noush, Tbs on The declines o.
was against the price OF lard. which closcd
weak The v'lumn "f trade vas small
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ADJUSTMENTS
nAHIARt:r ILLINGTON'S ART
HtS saba DIMINISHED

f""r Years ago ih "Niudliug. Mar
S"rct Ellington gave striEiu.. dcn,un-
stra,ion Of b., ,r,f..t ~
'' '"''"-
Il Young Giil sh" had PLAYED i"adIu.
parts in one Of N, citizens .t,,,tr.t,a
.,o..k .,,u,,,
'''' ny nv 'f ne
'"e' sue "'SpiaEed startling evidence
Of her artistic shrirI;a-c. no, only of
stature but Of quality. For where She
had been simple ana quietly restrained
80, rep'ess"d. aud
~. S"' h'" b''' vibrant aud i'm
''HSlN'' ~ ""S '"p"' rdntn@ and
, .H"i 'n'S trArSehess which
'lSel' '' n'tiFe "ulhursis
81 -Ni'"H"hiah rae was ial moro out
,,s ~ mares Is enHon 5
I''f' '''HH ,'''l-'"l MAO IN" !"i" ot -
NV" ''sS NhSCh""ied tenement
49,, NH''t J." 'n" iichfE Arthur
''"eI h"nl" Sh" Wa suppoSed 4" no
~. "auGhter "i an t.nEiish haronet-
10 ~ ""'%"' ""' h"i"""i 81
''"I'H generations
However Miss Ellington played the
role ii the big cities, however much
she felt it necessary to broaden it 10
a,'nne ~ 10 INC ie$. hellcate percep,
',S V' Y"', ''M >'' =" Ip"s ~"
T.Ho .no.IaG ~. i,'..,.,..i '.Il
~ - ''''i P'''"''"'' sue
fi"H "a ~ ~ ''|ul D" manner '""'
hHc4o1't.! "'-'I .'sH ia inc phrase
~ 49, 1'lt'E % NJ
." i''"S" ~
q i. - So'''e" M, ~
III, xi,boT, -. r,l,e, ANA ,,,a'I.
~ ~, go "pP'a'
y" 10 - ',''.' ''. ""''n'' SlSl
'"N"' w.
80 ,.,.. 49, ~ '.'ut,
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= S P O R T S .

while tic diners arc discusSin= the
elaborate menu which Mr. Mansfield
viii furnish.
IN" dinner Will start promptly at
60" o'clock. with an informal reception
1T Il O'Clock.
IN" committee has mad" arrange
'""hiS 10 take care Of loo persons and
u" NOR" VIII hc admitted to the hall
~ - pldUncd TO avoid the confusion
mat mas prevailed at many dinners
ih' tickets are numbered aud every
person VIII h' seated 1T the table in
q SYSTEMATIC manner. The price Of a
ticket is 80. and - SO tim. il .uaran.
tc"d by III" committee
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r:I.I:tTHIC PERMITS.

TIA" following permits wcr. issued
Yesterday lay tn" Electrical Depart
m"ut:
J. =. Newton. for 6 r. Sattcrwhi,c.
l'2S Maryland Avenue. two outlets for
lights
Gohscy y Fry. Tor Mn Allen 2o0l
East Franklin St;cct. one two-hursc-
power motor.
W. Is. Ca;lett Electric co. Tor r..
W. Evans. 32"S East Broad street. ono
hNtur"
same. for Harvey - Erowu .5">
Floyd Avenue. seven hXturcs
Same. for j. L. 'rillcr 30li Scmmcs
Avenue. seventeen tNtGrcs
W. II. jerks. for Davis Brothers.
LIN West Maj" street. seventeen
street, rftccu iNturcs.
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START TRAINING
To TENNEY Is LINING
UP STRONG AGGREGATION
|" FORMER Yankees Hcp0rt-In,ltcs
Nr"nrk Scmi-pros to Como out
and Try Tenn

NV Alik, March i.-Twn Of tho
Yankees who las, Friday were
>"scd 10y VIII Bill Donovan To the
Al international League team re
''d To Manager Fred Tcnncy at
lcdcnnaycr's Park to-day The for
T. New Workers were cy Pich and
II sch vert. Red McGovcrn and Hal
BIC viii join the squad tomorrow.
I'ty players in All reported 10 Ten
for the first days training. and
BOYS went through three hour
lrkou,
|'ioh ana Schwcrt arc 10th in fine
lidiuon.. Their training with tho
nhccs down south has put them on
re Tor tho opening uf the season.
IA got right down TO hard work.
J. burned them across the plate with
N speed th*t TcnncN several times
i,ohcd C'y TO case up
addition to piyh and Schwcrt. N
'"dt and Leo callah han paid Il visit
the park Leo viii don his toys
morrow, whiic Schacht has az yet
come 10 terms with tho manage
MT Leo Wittcr. Captain Eddie Iiu
rnIan aud RAY Move arc expected
shuGlc in tomorrow. renncy said
dhy that ID" has no, heard from
kc licckinuer, the hoidout catcher,
d Bert Tooiey Tuolcy II is report
Is ready TO quit baseball
Penney announced that lie had sign
Pitcher .. r Garrett, and iuncldcr
uis Courtney I" contracts Garrett
Is purchased from the cleveland
n"ticaus Garrett is one Of base
lis largest men lie Is Sin foo, i've
q ono-halt inches and weighs lS5
unds.
Carrot, was wl,h ;nc Mason City
I'm or the Central Associatiou until
joined the .Savciands late last sea
u While with Mason city CARROT
'ractch the attention of many scouts
ii Cleveland nnalll landed hIn Man
or Fohl decided ,h.' Garrett needed
prc cxpertcnco oud turnc1 him over
1cnucy for further seasoning
IS NoUu- iuuoldcr who
implied :, nnc record ia th.. Ncw Eng
nd League last SEASON Manager
'nncy has ordered AL the playcrs 20
pot for practice ~ 10 cloek each
s. this week y week from sunday
Z Indians wili play an exhibition
me with Bill Douoyau's Yankees at
lcd"nlnaycr PARK
Manager I"unc. issued call FOR
mi -uro:cssioual players ami tn" l",aI
nth" Turned out IN large plumbers to
! Tor positions on tn" 'cam
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charles Skchcus. ot the Wuodshote
club aud AlcN i;os- the Eraoburu and
rimchurst professional won the anna :
day. with card OF iG5 for The thirty :
sin holes. rhilip carter. New YORK.
and \. Math"r GAY, Fear. profession
al. finished second in les. T. =. Ecal.
Of tn!outow ana Gil Nichols. Metro
ro!itau orcu champion. tied q, 10 with
+. l.. -conc!d. with T.. /. Scoilcld. Ir.
WeebU.n. aud Herbert i.accrblad. Tor
third play.
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\'> Dunn i\u
birds LEAVE t,DI. u,I.rt,nu,.

NNii.lGti 49, March 81 Ljny
hird Dunn sounded the nomcw.rJ
,ouhH ShI This morning ana canfp vas
p,'""l! tonight when tho team return
1" i"i in"ic' reaching there S.,rr.
"'. n''f"ihs Tho original plan va. 10
,'h SUNDAY but Jack feels mat
nc wants day ahead % ,i,oc -, ,,5
''' Hfv"k'} crowd a, The Isaci, I,iv.,.
'"Hh"h ~" feared that :; DELAY in
re" mug tn" city ana thcu a hurrich
'n'" bac" River would TO dc
''"''It in ihe nature % taking ch+r..s
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NEW YORK. March 3i-Dun's re-
view tomorrow viii say:
VI - rcassuring, at Il time OF un-
rrcccdented business activity. that con
ScFNdtirn * increasing rather than
diiiniShiuG trade. Confidence is wide
SprcIu IN INC continuance Of record =
breaking achievements and productio,,
qua distribution. but there is now a
general disposition 10 avoid spccula
'Ec cNccsses ana to guard against
oNt!"NtchSion IN any quarter. This
Snlrit OF caution l. manifested In the
Efforts to check the rapid rise OF prices
IN the &tcc! industry. as we'll as in tho
i:Atilc hia'Ncts AMI other leading lines
Evidence appears that quotations have
uutrnn tho views Of some BUYERS who
proceed more slowly in making for
Wafh commitments. Yet in the main
~ SUI seem ,nSatiahlc. and
manufacturers. Of necessity. turned nu-
mcrouS contracts away Almost with
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Dnn,iIIc Loan t>>o,iotio,

tSreriai to The Times -Dispal..a
bANNliL-h. VA March ~ She
DanvilIc savings ann. Loan NSsoci;
ton Company. Inc. was organized here
this afternoon by Harvey VI. piXou aud
j. w inchaidso both of Norfolk e.
q. Holland OF thi, city was .lcc,cd
president: Frank Talbot. Nicc-p r,.si-
dent and Edmund Il. Meade, secretary
ana treasurer.
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'"""\rn tLuB - asa
HAVING IIuIuotr

o.. 'i.oN Tp ONT March sI-I,c,roi,
~, 'nete" inheider Fuller las, yo.r
.r,r,. o',"""' L" tho Leafs. but tho
FOR h;.o ''' al present have no place
Businessman Graham ana Ou,no,dor
''soh nave returned Their cn,,,,,',s
eneu' ana demanding more ,nnne,.
ralhcr Frank Carroll. of ,I,o 49,.
'efN"s today Tor JERSEY ,'itv 80 49,,
"f the L.eafs ''hS
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srEARNES AND POLLARD
WILL. MAKE Address

FREDERlCESBUR VA. March 81.
-Attorney-Gencral John Garland Fol
lard and superintendent OF Public In
structicn 6. StcarncS will deliver
addresses AT Jefferson School. in Uppcr.
NcStmoreland County, on Tuesday.
April H. when tho Oak Grove Council
Junior order United American Me
chinicS. and tho Patriotic Orde, Sons
Of America Will present jefferson
school with Il Bible ana with y G,c
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RALEIGH. y G. March Sl.-Enirt ~,
lawyers arc at Wake Forest ,.ngn. .ctI
IN the trial in which w. W. lIoldil..
prominent merchant. charges j. &.
Mci'raNcr with the cmhrxzlcment of
slo'oop as manager Of his mercantile
business Tho alleged cmbczzlcmcnt
extends through Il period Of five years.
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MNIittI,,E LICENSE.

y marriage license was issued vos-
tcrday by the cl"rls OF tho IIus,incs
Court TO Joscrh H. German, ana Dora
lie" King. both Of Richmond
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l.NNCi!BuRG. Va March al.-Thc
home OF Luther Robertson. IN Madison
i'c'Shls was destroyed by tire ycstcr-
day afternoon. cntailiuG a loss OF 81
nur. which is covered 10y insurance.
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ut:>nIco TRANSFERS.
nnr Decd of Har.ain and sale
tniountin. Ia S:,.n.

Wrsthanprou Hcichts Go. Inc. to
Mrs. Ruth T.. bu,al. 10; - hl1ck :.
Plan OF WcSthampiou iI"i@his March
%. 1915: s31n
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SUPREME co,mr or ,rrn,L>.

sam. property ~ d,scribca iu iced
mcNt AhnNn. Mnrch - lnlE. xnnn
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-10-12
NEWS NOTES FROM
NE|CHBOR|NG CITIES
Clay Porter Best Rider.

Clay Porter of Long creek was de-
clared the best rider at the county
falr. He rode for three days and
rode everything that came to him.
1t was close contest between he and
Curry. The boys had some hard
mounts but they made clean rides
rode loose and scratched their
mounts. Last year the event was
won by Dave Helmick, 81 years old
Porter rode in the semi finals at the
Roundup in Pendleton. The fair at
John Day does not use any trick
horse but just the rough stuff at it
develops on the range. During the
last lew years several good horses
have been developed at the John Day
fair. Two of the horses out of the
three in the finals at the Roundup
at Pendleton this year came from the
John Day track. They were Speed
ball which was sold by James Ander-
son of Prairie City and Angel which
was raised by Jim Angel of lee. A
third horse at the Roundup was Izee.
This horse which is good one did
not get to the finals.-Blue Mt. Eagle
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HARDMAN ITEMS

During the past few months, tn
apparently peaceful little town O
Hardman has awakened to her posi-
bilities and is making a name for her
self in Morrow County. Should W,
appear boastful allow us to point ou
the fact that during the recent Nor
row County Fair two of our fellow cit
liens carried off first money in theil
respective events. Allow us to in
troduce to you Glen Hadley, at pre-
sent champion wrestler of Morrow
County and Walter Furlong, cham.
plon buckaroo of the above named
county. Both boys, we are proud tc
say, claim Hardman as their home.
Ihe Hardman school opened Sept
3, with an enrolment of rs pupils
Mr.. Pehr is principal of the school
and we are looking forward to a ban
ner year.
One of our popular young ladies'.
MISS Faye Kirk, was surprised by a
number of her friends last Thursday
evening in honor of her birthday.
We wish you many more happy birth
days Faye.
}. B. Adams has bought the Leiper
property and will move his family in
to town in the near future.
Ivan Leathers returned Tuesday
evening from a weeks visit in the
John Day country.
The boys and girls have organized
basket ball teams and would like to
play number of outside games this
winter. Both teams are doing good
work and we have every prospect of
having a good team. Much credit is
due the captains of the respective
teams, Ivan Leathers and Miss Gaunt
for the good showing thus far.
The'students of the school have or
5anized an athletic association and ex-
pect to take a prominent part in the
of Morrow County. The
officers of the association are, Ivan
Leathers, Pres; Miss Hayes, Vice
Pres; Miss Nellie Wright, Sec-Treas.
and Vernon Leathers, yell leader.
Besides the basket ball. plans are un-
der way for volley ball team.
The association is planning on CIV
ing a first class entertainment Oct.
Il. Miss Osten, our popular pri-
nary teacher has charge of the pro-
gram and we know it will be good.
The association extends an invitation
% the public to be present.
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About Former Resident,

Mrs. S. P. Shut, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Currar
in Portland, has gone to Heppner tt
visit her mother and sister. Soor
she Will join her husband in Chicago
and from there they go to their
new home in Virginia. They are a.
bandoning the publishing business
for that of stock raising. We ven.
ture the guess that they will never
get rid of hankering for the inky
smell of print shop.-Sunnyside
Portland, Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shut were formerly
residents of this city, in fact were
among the pioneers. Mr.. Shut
started the Condor Globe here in
1S91.-Condon Globe.
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MAYOR KYLE HURT.
In Wreck on Seattle Interurban Rail

way.
In an interurban wreck on the Seat
tie Interurban Railway Company's
lines at Seattle, Tuesday, James NJ
Kyle, mayor of Stanfield, was sligtly
injured. He was cut about the eve
and suffered bruises on his left leg,
Mr.. Kyle is at present at the General
Hospital, Tacoma, and he expects to
be out again within day or so.
This is the second accident Mr..
Kyle has been in this year. While
on his campaign in the spring, he was
in an auto which was wrecked at
Bend and he suffered some painful
injuries then.
Mr.. Kyle is at present connected
with Mcpherson Brothers, who are
colonizing irrigation projects in the
Northwest.-Stanfield Standard.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-10-12

Mrs. John Cason, who resides a.
bove town on Willow creek, under
went serious operation last week
when a tumor was removed from her
arm. The growth was causing paral-
ysis but since the operation all i'll
effects are leaving and she is recoy-
ering the use Of her arm,