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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Dcmticbct pcr1natI6
IrGdp Rm6IanS hincin!
SrOt bGrtHGfisen feiuOlideu 8iber.
itanSes rifea hie9enti@en in
6reiter 5r0nt bur.

Berlin, ii6er 2on6orL 81. Sult.-
Das 0euti6e ariegsamt meloete bent.
te na6mittag Ser @~ren3fIuB 3brte3
mur0e on bieIen 4ltuften 8piihen
SuIiatpn ut0 Stola ouf elmer 5ront
BON so Gilometeru (31 @teiIen) bon
unieren Gr1ippen iiberidritten. Ser
5eiu0 Ieiltete ber3tpeifeIten 8ioer.
ftar0, berrnodte inns ober nidt ouf-
5uboIten. Don Der 8Ioto 2tpo bis
iber ben 3orOIouf oes Seretb bin,
ans bel Ottoman trieben mir Den
5eino Dor inns Der. 9ort belt er
Stan0.
8nifhcn Dem 3njeiter un6 Dem
Qr1ltb eroberten mir @erenc3anfa Ii,
SniatDn. Sci 8iBnis 5pnugen mir
Die 3uiIen, Die G3eremoS 2tnte ouf.
5ugeben uno Den Giid3ug in oitlider
Gidhtng fort8uieben.
Sn Dem @teiteop8ci 4bihnitt Gu
mdnien) sogen iid Die Guiien ans
ibreu erTten neutrality-suspicious. 8u-
rid. Sn oeu g~erec8fer Bergen grill
Ser 5ein0 fiinf1oI ~bergebens on,
3eiter htoIih preBte urs Der
6ein0 aus elmer unierer Sobeitclul-
qen in tpeItIiher gtihhtng 5uritd
Die Ed(aflt nm Der WeItfrpnt.
lleber @reigntIie an Der 8eitfroni
miro beltte uahmittag bom 6eut'
ihen artegsault g~eueI0et: a9as
fein0lide @eitutfeuer nabm geItern
aben0 ben Gbarafter zines Grom.
melfeuerS an un0 sur iriihen 0}or'
genfunoe iette feinoIiae Sufarterie
an elmer Gront bon Der gier bis
gum Gus 5IuB gum Stl1rm an.
Gem Gomenpeg entIdng fron80.
fIde 8ront) brad elm fran86itider
gloHenrngriff inter unierem Der.
nidten0en Selter iiiboitlih bon ST.
lain suiommen Qn 8met QAantten
o6er gelotg e ben 5ran8oicn, it'd
in Dem %erititrmten @rabenabiAnitt
gu babmipteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Die ccmScn Gimes
iiber 1~tric0sbeoinn!

2ouoon, 81. Syuli. - &ie CONDO
rer gGime5 peroffentliht eiuen Sir.
titd uber Den llriprltng 0es gaqeu.
n0rtiqen arieges, ul10 bernertt oa5u,
Der ArtifaL lei 0erart, bQB e8 ianer,
tpenn nift unm0gli6 iei, an i'm 3u
5DeifeIn. Ser @erTaner %erunnert an
enc 8emertung in Der IeBte 8ohe
bonn A6georonatan Sauie Dem SUP
rer Ser 9tin0erbeitsgruppe Der 90.
8jal0emofrdten, i'm Geih5tag gebal-
teuen Re6e, ME tie in Der 2etp3iger
8olfs8eit1ng Die0ergege6eu por6en
iei. Sn oieier Ge6e ioa 8nnie ouf
cine 5iBung atgeipieIt babetL bic
am 8. SulI 1914 Hattgeiul0en babe,
ut0 Die zines Der 3iage iet, bic auf.
getldrt nerOea maBten, ebe Der ur.
iprlng 0es ariesa5 Dollitaa0lg per-
ltan0en mer0en Tonne.
Ger @eDdbrsmanH Der Zines lit
ser Qniidt, 6aB Die genQnnteS igung
bieaeift 0as ptdtigite Gntltm in Der
GeI6t9ta leue9 ididiolsidDereu
Waonnts rDer0en t0nnte. Die Sibung
babe in 8ot50om itattgefunoeR mo
Die EaiLHa9mer ieien Der Geutiae
&atier, Reids ~fon8ler 0r. BON 5etb-
mann 6olLDcg, 4omirQl Don &irpig,
| General BON 6alfenbQpn 3r. ISL.
belm bon Stumu5 unteritQatsidre
tar i'm QusnQrtigen 4mt, auf 0att.
ider Seite gepeian. Als 82rtreter
Geiterrei6- uugora8 merOeu @r3ber-
3og 5rieorid, @raf 8erdtoD, Der
| Oomalige gaueinidQitli6e ~olterrei-
| 6iihuilsorljae gtlniiter 0es Aus.
U1rttgeu, Der un9ariihe gliailter.
pr0it0ent 9raf 3is5o un0 General
ltob5hef 5relberr aonrao b. 99Ben.
/ oorf getanut. Su 0ieier Situng
ieien oae &~auptpuatte oes Ultima.
tulns bereiH6art noroen, ou5 Gelter.
reid llugarns A~agierung an Ser.
bien ian0te. 4dt5ebn Gage ipdter
bate man ertanut, 0aB 3fuBlanr
wa5ri6einIid it4 Hidt nit Dem
/ ultimatum a6fin0en muroe, uber in
Der GtBaag lei ctoguItig bei6loHcr
tDor6eH, Die a%oaleqlen3en 0e5 Der.
einbartel llaimatums 81 u6erneB.
men.
Ser 6eutIde Safer iei Oaim mad
0cn uorDegiIhen @enaiaru abge
re1t, ME ieoen Sommer, I'M 6rant
reid un0 auBlan0 SanD in Die 4ut
gen 5u ltreua1. us ipdter betamt
geporon iei, ooB @roBbritanuier
nift neutral bleiben miiroe babt
Or. ron gat9mann 8oapeg elmer
oipIomatiifeu Riid5ug gepinidt
ood iei es bereit s3u ipat gelDeien.
Ser 8andbrsmann Der Zines
fagt bin3u, bic anipielungen Del
G6geor0ncten @aaie nuf jenI
Sibung ieien bon Der Mle6rbeit iet
ner 3u9orer i'm &eifstog fs5r mob
beritan0an fpor0en, 0enn oerielb.
@egeuItatO lei odt 8ofen borbcI
I'M gnogetmisidtB erortert ln0 oiI
Geaierung bcrait5aefar0er1 w5r0eH
oiqiel5e in qbraoe git iteaen, mas ie
bod uidt geIheben lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01

Fl uno George Erbbnnofusfi, SDei
@etuobner Der Sioieite. @ontoo
obeno Dem BUG entitiegen, Der IL
1iis 6t. Soiepb beimgebrodt butte,
ols iid ibnen oas S6tfial In 0a
Rerion Oes Bolisiiten G6a6ood
nabte, Dem ibre idperen $onofof.
fer beroadtia nortumen. Cine Brii.
fung oerieIben f6roerte fieben @oI.
Ioren alfobol uno orei @aIoncn
@bisfep unb 2ifOrt at Gage. 8eioc
iuuroeu eingeloAt un0 bic fIiiiii,
gen 8aren uur0en fonfisaiertt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
@rrIanat e6eidleibuna.

Ole @attin oe8 Superinten6enten
6es @cridt8gebdlt6es, artbur 6.
agee. bat gegen 0enieI6en Deger
grauiamer @ebanoIung uno Ser.
.febrs nit onoeren Grareu cine
&Ioge olf @~beifeioumg on9eItrengt.
sic iin6 foit "a Sabre berbeiratel
uno baden bier ainoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Sanpimaun Giatefen frdnfeIt.
aEfeuAalt in ben Spmbs bat ieiHe
@einaO9eit seiabroet.

MeD gorf, 81. SuIi. Die &c.
Tm0beit 0e5 &ouptmmnns 6ran3
9intelen lift 0urh ben ldugen 4itf-
enibalt in ben Combs untergra6en
1na6 tart qei1br0et, uro oes6olb bat
ct 1rlrh ben antoolt George @or0ou
Battle 0ie lte6eriu4rltug nod Sem
ueuen 6efanqni8 in @6ite 4lains
q~efor0ert. 3as 8bite glmns.@e-
iangnis 1T bodmo0erU eiugeriftet.
Is GILT aIs 0lutercr.ital ua0 ja0e
Seize Bat Elm @rauiebn0. Gie Be-
Eor6en III Der 8unoesbuuptitaot BE-
faSien ftb NIT Der 5or0erung.
8auptrldnn 3lntlen mar peper
eiller @erlesung Der 5berinan aHti.
G~ruItgelebe al eitien Sabre I'M Der.
Ger golint1. q. 81, @efdngnis berur.
feiIt fnor0en, neil er Der Geilno5me
an einer @erldmorung SUR Qrre.
qilng bon 4rbeiterausitduoen IN
MRunitiousfabrifen mo mIf Gam.
pFerpfsrs idYlIoig befunoen nur0e
Or miro felt mebreren mtouaten ii
ben combs 8uriidge1aIteiL oa 6it
gun0esbeB0r6en i9n fpegen m9e6.
Iider gerlesung De- @aBgeieba pro.
selfiereif fuolen.
Bel ieiner 8erurteilung battt
maptntnnn NinteleH erilidt Ibm biz
alEfitung ieiacs Sabres IN einem oeI
nternierlmgslager 5lt geitatten
oher 0ieier @anih Dltr0e inn obge.
idIaaeil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Dampfct ,,Papana"
wirS BoipitaG6iff!
v5uIace@ ipa 8ruppe Der pGmbn.
Sdiffe" einberleibt Werben.

@of5ington. 81. SttIi. - Ser
2ampfer n@opona" Der @ar0,2inie,
1891 Sonnen groB, ioa in Elm Sea.
rines 6oipitnIidiff umgeponoeIt mer.
Sen un0 6os erIte BON orei Shiffen
Seriet5en Grt, iorpie elmer @rlippa
iogenounter 4nbulon5 . Sdiffe"
iein palhe BEN Observation-Disclosures
Der Ser. Staten beigeoeben meroen.
Die Ramen Der or0ern 5diff ifnO
nidt gnannt.
2as iesige SoipitoIi6iff 5oIocc"
miro Der Iebten 8rltppe 3ugeteilt,
iobaIo bic g8abona" in ben Qienit
geitalt ner6en fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Nri einer 8nnentnIeilnna perIebt.

u. s. @laen. 715 SO. StraBe,
un0 g. 81. Guib 1881 8ebiter CIR,
omaha Ge6tsommdIte, erlitten Mou'
tog nod Ietdte @erIebungen infolge
elmer gntgleiiung Der 2ofomotiDc
oes Capitol @gpreBauges, peIhe
nabe &arrisbnrg 40, erfoIgte. 9.
s.. 4eterion, Elm RehtsuuipoIt bon
2incolrG ioa sbenioqs berlett NOR
oeu ieiu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
@nm gnhe nbbernfen.

en- etnem Soipital Dur0e bette
inorgeu 5rau &eter 8eie1 2709
Douglas Ctr mobubaft, pom lobe
o%b6erufen. Sic 8eritor6ene, Delde
Elm sitter bon 60 Snbren erreidte,
mar ieit Dem Sabre 1868 in Smaba
nniaiiig un0 erfreute lido zines gro
SEN 8efdnntenfreiies Sic miro bon
ibrem @atten, Der friiber eine 5lei-
Iderei betrieb, 5roai Sohnen uno et-
ner Sohter betrouert. Die 9eer0is
gung ftnoet M5ittpod bormittag 91a
llbr BON benz 2eiden6eitattungs-
geidaft 6eafep un6 6eafeD un6
6onn ron Der Ct. 9auIs Stride aus
auf benz 5oreit Comm 6rieobof itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
annn nnn @Laf inntn.

2ie oreiidbriae Beatrice 8root
~Itiir5te Montog aus einem 6enitel
Der eIterIi6en 8obnltng I'M 8pei.
tet Stof oe5 $ouies 20515 n6roI
IL. 5troBe, ouf Die StroBe binob
Ser iofort ber%beigerufene 8oli8ei
ar3t 02ltlIin fonitotierte, oaB oot
g10ohen nunoerbnrer 8eiie ouBel
IeiHten Qbihlrfungeu feline Ser
Iebungen oubongetragen bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01

&c @eraaon Amerlcan Goifee
Epmp1aD Bot TIRE 5frn1a in 4meri-
can &rpoart8 gonpann Of Ge1rdsta
rnieeanSert. = 5offeutlid leiiiet bic
Ennluai oes aaiIeas nidt oarunter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Sin MtteatQt
anf Gli9n &ootI
gerTnd eemn6t, ben Spesialans Ses
amcritaniiheu SOHOerbOtiaaf.
tiers 81 eutgleiirn.

Eofio, 81. Suit. Sier ans
AlBlnn0 ~eineetroffeue @eiieu0e mel.
Der, 0aB In 5itirin Der 8eriua &c.
moft iptu6e, ben @iienbabu5ug auf
uel9an li9 gIigu Noot pr0 bic
ameritnnifhe aommiiiion befanoen,
gu Serltoren. Ser 3ug ruur0c arti
Ser @iotta Citation In Sibirial bon
anorhiIten in grano seiekt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
premier Rtbct Sie1t
iiber 1l1i0aelis 1er!

Qari8. 81. Suli. gremier ri.
bot belt 9ritte III Der 8eputierfen'
TANNER enc aeoe, I'M Die 4Hflagen
beg 0euti6en Raidsfm8lers gegen
sic .frn8oitide Diplomatic at ent.
fraften.
er nolrnte gi@aeli5 betrsii3 6ei-
fem acknowledgement 0aB Die fron5o.
itih.ruiiiiden Gebeimbertrage oui
@roberung bn3ialteu, eiuen 6dlider.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Gdiueinrureiie iteinen.

Sdueine er3ielten 3ontog allF
benz 9iebmnrft $t5.65 fir bunoert
4funo, peIden Breis cine @oggon.
IoOung 0e8 Gnrners Senrp 66of.
roth bon Gao County, So., brndte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
8etifion far anqels Gntfernnng?

8ie aus 2iHcoln berld]tet MIRO,
arfuliert Oaiel6it Dos @eriidt, Dob
SEM itaatlifen Gber9eriht cine 8e-
tition eingereidt meroen iOa IN
pelfer 0ie G~ntferrung oes Stoot-
tatsRlitgliaoes augcl aus ielnenl
Anlte b~erlnnqt Dir0. Als @ruao
bcriur ueroen sic fiir8lihen @ri=
baauugeu aber oas bieiige 4Soli5el-
iDeIen angegebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
Nm6nlansfpmpnanie nm 5. glnanit

Die beige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
miro ont ODER Dor Dem 5. 4llgnit in
.0e 8~nnocs0ienit IbertloIallen mer-
Den, mie cine Gepeide aus 2ineolH
an Or. 6. G. SenrD beinst
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
glnFiifer 9eridt.

Qetrogro0, 81. sui. Die aft'
itrenaungen 6es 6etuoes, Den @rett3.
fIuB 36r1tc3 al t~reu8en hotten tet'
men Grfolg. (SoboD sitoIih BON
2nieIer muBten mir 6en fein0liaen
4rqriffen Bel 8oroh, 3aitoono.
llDerenc8anfa un0 Grohdpg tDeiden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
aenerp,6r bilft acaen 2Hrre.

aommiiidr 8itbnea bat fit Be.
reit erfl1rt ouf Griudeu bon 8iir.
germ, Die 8emHieg1rten boben, mel
DE BON 6auiern nidt bendiiert mer.
ben fonnen, ourd glouridofteu Ser
6euertpebr benaiiern 81 Ioiien un0
Die n0tigen Sfldu6e 8u %liefern,
faIl8 Iid Die Better me6rerer fol.
der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @arten an
Geid6ftSfiJbrer @omeG bon Der
8aiierbeb0rbe meloet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01

9i6ertegt. r@eun id's
an6 runO un6 BRETT oenu iagen
iou: Sd nebm OUT Oieler eroe
nidts fir ooQl"
80, 70, mein 8reun6? mir
oea4t 3u iout'f did ifdmeu, ben
ghn0 10 uuge5abrIid ooa gu ueh.
men,
proitttiert. gxmbsr:
g6ier fol ia eite Balm 0OtbeitOm.
men,"
Diri: sic If projstfisrt!'
GremOe: suHo 9isr in Der Rd6e
triegn Sic Odnn nabrideinIi4 cine
5altefele!'
Dirt; Die If aud proieftisrt!"
5rsmber: .Was baden Sic benn
bn fir cine 3si6nuug2"
8irt: .0as 1T bas proisttierts
Reitaurant Der proiettierteH 6aItes
fteae Der Proisttisrtsn gabuIinis!!"
Gin GtB9aftsL .9nb
SIR Mann ni6t nal cine GrboIungss
reiie unternimmt!4
.Sd. oa3u ii II ni6t gu betpss
gen. 9or Sa6ren bate i'd ss 3ipar
ourfgdsBt; absr faft gleid3eitig NIT
Teinsr eriien GnFdtstarts mar sr nit
Der 5ubauis."
-Gn6e 6eg Ronats. arSt:
raIio Der Qppettt Iiegt 70 iebr bar.
nie0er Oa9egen touute i'd Sbneu
etnas beridreibeu.~
Rdtient; nGas pdre mir ange.
ne6uL, 6err 9ottor; ober ni9t iest
na4'm MeriieH'l~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01

a6onniert auf Die &dglide Gribitne.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-11

The teachers annual institute for
Morrow county will be held at Hepp-
ner, beginning on next Monday.
Superintendent Shurte has prepar-
ed an especially interesting program,
with the following instructors and
lecturers: Hon. ]. A. Churchill, Sa-
lem; E. ]. Klemme, Bellingham. Wn.,
Albert Powers, Eugene; H. C. Sey-
mour, Corvallis; Rev. H. A. Noyes,
Mayor s. E. Notson, Mrs. H. A.
Noyes and DR.. N. E. Winnard of
Heppner.
The superintendent is especially
anxious that the patrons of our
schools and the citizens generally
avail themselves Of the opportunity
offered to get in touch with school
activities and hear the excellent lec-
lures that will be given at the differ
ent sessions. MIR. Klemme, president
of the state normal school at Belling-
ham, is an especially attractive lee
turer and the Superintendent desires
that he shall have good hearing. He
will be here for two days, only. BY
look at the program herewith, it
will also be noted that there are
many other good things that should
not be overlooked. All sessions will
be held in the auditorium of the
High School building, except that on
Tuesday evening, which will be held
at the Star theater.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS. 1917
9:00-Opening and enrolment.
9:15-Address. welcome"
Rev. II. A. Noyes
9:35-Recess.
9:45-Food Administration.
10:30-Recess.
High school Section.
H. H. Hoffman Presiding.
1O:4O-"Democracy and Education"
E. ]. Klemme
II :20-Recess.
IL 1:3O-"Squeezing Life Out Of or In
to Literature. Albert Powers
Grammar and Rural School Section.
Mrs. w. l.. Suddarth Presiding.
10:40-Selection ....H. C. Seymour
11:1O-Recess.
II :2O-"The Bible in the Public
School, ....... e. ]. Klemme
Monday Afternoon.
1:30--Opening.
1:ls--'sThe Possibilities of Spare
Moments Il. E. J. Klemme
2:30-Recess.
High School Section.
w. l.. Suddarth Presiding
.40-Selected. H. c. Seymour
3:15-Recess.
3:25-"High School Problems"
E. J. Klemme
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-11
SELLS sUMAT|LLACOU
TY LAND FOR ;162.50.
Property of Hager Heirs at Adams
Goes to Athena Man at
Record Price.

From the Pendleton Tribune we
learn that one of the largest land
deals completed in Umatilla county
was finished last week, when the
297h acres, comprising the J. M.
Hager place near Adams, was sold to
John c. Walters of Athena at price
at $162.50 an acre. The land is
rated among the best wheat land in
the county.
Mrs. Ruth McMurdo and Miss Sybil
Hager Of Heppner, and Mrs. Marie
Sims, heirs of the late James Hager,
were owners of the place and the
sale was put through by Messrs. Es-
tes & Friedly, real estate firm in
PendletoM Prior to his death, Mr..
Hager farmed the place for many
years and considered it one of the
best wheat producers in the famous
Umatilla county district.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-11

cess rests, of course, with the sterili-
zation. Food products should be
sterilized for the period given in Far
mers' Bulletin S39. Read carefully
all Instructions with reference to the
handling of pressure Gamers to avoid
exhausting the liquids, syrups, etc.
When canning in territory with an OIL
titude of over 1000 feet increase the
time given in the tables from to 10
per cent for each additional 500 feet
in altitude. Do this without fail or
some of the products will be lost.
7. In canning fruit the syrup
should be prepared in a separate YES
sci and poured over the fresh fruit,
in the hot jar. Some food products
with high acid content, like cherries
and plums. shrivel and shrink too
much if heavy syrup is used.
s. The flavor of sweet corn and
neas canned for home use is greatly
improved by the addition of sugar in
Gtead of salt.
g. In canning tomatoes be sure to
scald until the skins crack, dip in
cold water. then cut the cores out.
remove the skins, and pack at once
into hot glass jars. r. a wooden
spoon for packing r''~'.ses and pack
carefully. A W lripened toma+o
may be placed at the top and pressed
down to fill all crevices. Allow a
level teaspoonful of salt to the quart.
Wipe off the joints before the rubber
rings are placed in position. Then
place the rubber rings and caps in po-
sition, partially tighten the tops, and
sterilize.
10. "Flat sour" which develops in
canned vegetables, especially with
greens, asparagus, peas, and sweet
corn, is causd by insufficient sterili-
zation, by canning old, deteriorated
food products, or by improper blanch-
ing and cold-dipping,
II. Blanching and cold dipping all
vegetables before packing if proper
ly done, will not in any way injure
the character and quality of the pro-
duct. On the other hand, it will re-
move dirt and bacteria and materially
aid the sterilization process. These
preliminary steps will also make it
unnecessary in tin canning, to ex-
haust the products.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-11
THRESH|NG IS NEARLY
DONE IN THIS COUNTY
Outside of Few Outfits the 1917 Crop
Is Ready for WarehOuse.-SOme
Seeding Now Being Done.

So far as we are able to learn at
this time, the threshing of crops is
about done in Morrow county. Here
and there will be found parties who
are somewhat isolated that are un-
able to get machine to do their
work but these are few and it is to
be hoped that they will yet succeed
in getting their grain threshed be-
fore the bad weather sets in. In the
Eight Mile section threshing is COM
pleted with he exception of one or
two outfits who are running COM
bines. The seeding of summerfallow
is progressing in many sections and
the farmers are generally hoping for
rains that the grain may be sprouted
promptly. There seems to be abun-
dant moisture in the ground a few
inches under the surface and showers
now would be the means of connect
ing this up. Many are waiting for
rain before putting in their grain,
this being the rule generally. There
Is promise of an abundant harvest
the coming season from all indica-
tions at present, as crops will be put
in at the proper time.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-11
Barn Burns.

No little excitement was created in
lone on Friday when the barn on the
premises of Frank Holmes was de-
stroyed by fire. Just how the fire
started was not learned, but 1t was a
lively blaze while 1t lasted and the
entire population of the city was out
to witness the destruction. 1t had
gained such headway when discovered
that 1t was impossible to check the
spread Of the flames and the barn
was soon reduced to ashes. 1t stood
across the railroad track and well
away from other property and there
was no wind to spread the flames to
other buildings. Since putting the
above in type we have learned that
the fire was caused from some burn
ing trash along the railroad track.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-11
WHEAT LANDS NOV.
ING IN NORTH END
A Number of Important Deals Put
Through in the Past
Few Weeks.

Real estate in the North End has
been on the move the past few weeks,
and several important deals closed
up. There is strong demand for
wheat lands in that section and out
side parties have been operating there
for some time past.
Perhaps the largest deal put over
was that of Doak Bros, mention Of
which was made in last issue. They
disposed of 2142 acres at $35 per
acre. In the trade they took over
some Spokane property, principally
orchard land in bearing and they also
retain the 1918 crop of 1000 acres,
summerfallow bought from B. F. Ber-
ry in June last.
J. A. Troedson Of Morgan has pur-
chased a quarter section from ]. A.
johnson of California. This land
lies adjacent to Mr.. Troedson's place.
The consideration was $25O0. This
is valuable addition to Mr.. Troed-
sons present holdings.
Pete Benson sold his 48O acres to
Samuel Swanson of Walla Walla, the
price being SIS per acre. Mr.. Swan
son also purchased quarter section
of the w. A. Thomas land adjoining,
the, price being SIS per acre.
Edward Keck, of Rhea creek, dis
posed of his homestead of 160 acres
to his neighbor, Jason Biddle, but our
informant did not learn the consider
alton.
Paul Troedson, of Morgan, dispos-
ed of his place, embracing something
like section of land, to a Mr.. Wag-
ner who has taken possession and is
now living on the place. AS part pay
ment on this deal, Mr.. Troedson took
over some property near Vancouver
Wash, and will 60 there to live.
8. M. Moore sold 40 acres to Hen
ry Dennis. the consideration being
$500.
We understand that there are sew
eral other quite important deals
pending that may be closed up at any
time. The wheat lands Of that sec
tion Or the county are in demand, and
1t will be noted from this that good
prices are being paid.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-11
NC CULLOUGH BROS.
SEEL STOCK RANCH
57OO-Acre Ranch ON Willow Creek
Sold to Sherman County Men.
Consideration $4,000.

The big stock ranch, consisting of
500 acres, of Mccullough Brothers
was sold this week to Miles E. Mar
tin and Irwin E. Kunsman, of Moro,
Sherman county. The Mccullough
ranch is located at the forks of Will
low creek and extenls up and down
the creek for several miles, being one
of the best stock ranches in the coun-
ty. The purchase price is s90,000.00
and with the land the deal includes
1000 sheep, 100 cattle, some hogs
and all implements.
The purchasers are Sherman coun-
ty farmers who desire to extend their
field of operations and branch out
into the stock business, and they ex-
pect to take charge of the place just
as soon as all the papers in the deal
have been passed.
The Mccullough boys have been
operating this plant for great many
years, at first owning only the orig
inal ranch of their late uncle, Tom
Mccullough, at the forks of Willow
creek. They continued to add t.
their holdings, however, until they
finally had one of the largest stock
ranches in the county. They have
run both sheep and cattle on the
place ond made success. Having
put in so many years at this kind of
work they desired to take rest and
retire from the more strenuous af-
fairs of ranch life, so decided to sell.
The new owners are successful wheat
growers of Sherman county, where
they were both raised.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-11
LOCAL SCHOOLS SHOW
INCREASED ATTENDANCE
Where Other Schools Over the State
Show Loss, We Note Gain
of Fifteen Per Cent.

From all over the state 1t has been
noted that there is a sharp falling
off in the schools, owing largely to
the fact that so many of the young
men of school age have been called
to the service of the country. At
Heppner, however, this condition
does not obtain.
The attendance at the end of the
first month, this year. was 315. as
against 273 for the same period last
year. In the High School the en-
rollment now is So; year ago 1t was
~. The increase In the grades and
the High School is about IL per cent.
Most schools throughout the state
show falling off in attendance this
year. especially In the high schools.
Very naturally the school author
tiles of our city are well pleased with
the enrolment this year, and at this
time 1t begins to look as though we
we're going to be over crowded, for
many more are expected to enroll
with the beginning of the second
month.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-11
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