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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-12-31
OFFICES AT LOUIS
VILE AND FRANKFORT

Two internal revenue collectors
probably will be appointed for KeE-
lucky under the new regulation, con-
solidating the five, districts in the
State, One will be at Louisville and
the othersis expected to be stationed
at Frankfort. -. {
The Office is wanted at Frankfort
by the Department because. as the
income tax work grows, 1t will be
important to establish some Of the
liason between the State and Fed
fera1 taxing authorities and the State
Tax Commission has all it's records
and data in Frankfort.
: The other one will be In Louisville
because it will be nearer there to the
greatest number of income tax payers
and handler. for. them. s.
Collector Elwood Hamilton, of the
Seventh district, who has returned
from Washington will be in charge
fof the Eastern Kentucky district and
Collector; Cronan, of Louisville, Of
| the Western Offices Deputies prob
ably will be retained for a while at
Danville, Covington and Lexington.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-12-31

assistance to Health and Red Cross
forces and in way that was never
attempted before, and from this
united endeayor will be developed a
new conscience and such a force for
common good that the further pro-
gress of health work will be en-
HANGED ten fold.
Already the health forces of the
country, stirred as never before by
such moral support have taken on
new courage, and in light of the re-
search work being done and the plans
for intensive use of every known
agency for prevention of outlook for
the future is agreeably bright.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-12-31

Comings and Goings Of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Miss Lillian Soper, of Louisville
is holiday guest of Miss Ruth
Soper, in this city.
Mrs. c.. l.. Steenbergen has re.
turned from visit to relatives in
Huntington, West Virginia.
Mr.. Charles Robinson has re.
turned to, his home in Covington. af-
ter a visit to friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard HI. Wills
left Sunday for a three-months' stay
in Florida.
Miss Title. Jaynes has gone to
Buena Vista, Florida, to spend the
winter months with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard.
ST., have returned to their home i'm
Richmond, after visit to Paris rel
atives.
Miss Nora Rourke has as guests
Miss Mary Eta Farrell, of Somerset,
KY, and Mr.. Harry Breen, of Lib
erty, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Marshall and
son, Billie Marshall, were weekend
guests of Mrs. M. E. Lydick and Mr..
and Mrs. James J. Curle, in Cynthi-
ana.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank L. Lapsley
and children, of Shelby county, are
guests of Mrs. Lapsley's mother, Mrs.
Mamie d. McClintock, on Pincrest
avenue.
Mrs. Harry Thurman, of Paris,
accompanied by Mrs. Gordon Sumner,
of Lexington, left Sunday for Wau-
chula, Florida, to remain during the
winter.
Mrs. Ada Thompson, of Indi-
Ind, is a guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Annie e. Thompson, and her
sisters, Mrs. H. Smith and Mrs. G.
w. Larkin, in this city.
Mrs. Harry Kendall and daugh-
ters, Misses Agnes and Helen Ken
dali, have returned to their home in
Frankfort, after a visit to Mrs Emma
Browning, on High street.
Miss Nell Whaley has retul ne
to Hamilton College, in Lexington,
after spending several days with her
father, Mr.. H. c. Whaley, and family,
on Cypress street, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H.. Thoncp-
son, Jr., have returned to their home
near this city, after spending the
Christmas holidays with the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Overton
in Lexington.
(Other Personals on Page 81
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( Begin
The New Year
Right

Determine to fit yourself for bus
mess success by enrolling for a
course with us. The need for eff
GENTLY trained men and women has
been emphasized greatly during the
great war-and now that the war is
over-the demand is going to be bet
ter than ever.
We court a thorough investiga-
ton. -
Write for booklet 1.-The Fugazzl
Way Leads to the Highest Posi-
TONS
Or call at school.
Day and Night Glasses.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-12-31
WAR DEPARTMENT TO AUCTION
ARMY HORSES.

The War Department has an
nounced that auction sales of surplus
army horses and mules are to be held
at the various camps and canton
ments throughout the, country dur
ing the month of January. The
sehedulescalls for four sales. January
ia, GLAND %, at which q total OF
44,455 animals will be- sold. These
will include cavalry horses, artillery
horses, draft horses, mules and pack
animals. 1T has not been decided yet
the number of animals Of eachzclass
to be sold at Camp Zachary Taylor
and Camp Knox during the four
January sales.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-12-31
PHANTOM TORPEDO" GREAT
NAVAL SECRET, REVEALED

Phantom torpedoes" from tn
clouds sank a Turkish ship carrying
5000 troops. just before the end OF
hostilities, it has just become known.
Only the armistice prevented other
aerial "phantoms" operating effect
lively against the German warships in
the Kiel Canal and other German
naval shelters, it is said.
These hydroplanes discharging tlr-
pedoes above the water were the
great secret of the British navy dur
ing the closing months of the war.
Scientific officers of this branch of
the navy agree that these mysterious
planes are designed to accomplish
from the air more effectively and
more swiftly what the torpedoes from
submarines can achieve.
1t is learned from naval authori-
ties that an armored ship carrying 90
of these machines met the German
surrenderrfiee at sea ready for action
in case the Germans should attempt
some eleventh hour trickery. The
same authorities declare it, would
have been simple work for those 20
machines to leap into the air and
entirely wipe out the German fleet.
Those amazing. planes ascend from
land or deck, climb thousands of feet
fora sudden dive from the clouds at
a sspeed of 16O miles an hour.
straighten out 40 feet aboveS the sea
and discharge a torepdo direct at the
enemy ship. Then they disappear
into the clouds as suddenly as they
appeared, and so swift that the en-
envy craft has. no chance of training
its guns on it.
How the difficulty of discharging
a torpedo in the air is overcome is
a naval, secret. 1t is known that Sc
rious accidents marked the expert
mental tests with these wonder ma
chimes. The sudden Tightening of
the aeroplaIe by the discharge Of a
heavy torpedo sometimes caused the
wings to collapse and the pilot was
hurled to death.
On one experimental occasion such
an airplane discharged a torpedo
which hit the water, rieochetted,
rose and demolished the plane before
the latter could get out of the way.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-12-31

The allies have discovered a way
Of Furnishing whole German families
in Cologne. They make paterfam-
ilias spend the evening at home.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-12-31

The Mayors of Michigan are in
convention talking about home rule.
To most men that means, "you be
back here by II o'clock" &
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-12-31

Probably the worst thing about
being wildcat is having that kind
Of wife.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-13

The advertising for the Third Liberty Loan in this city has been made possible through the patriotism of the following firms, who have geRcr0usly contributed the space in which the advertising will appear:
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-13

Arkansas National Bank Arkansas Trust Go. Arlington Hotel Co. ! l.. D. Cooper Citizens National Bank Eastman Hotel Fordyce Bath House J. NJ. Frisby C. J. Horner Go. Maurice Bath House Majestic Hotel Missouri Lumber Co. Sidney NJ Mutt Plunkett farrell Grocery Co. Scott Mayer Grocery Co., II. Strauss and Co Woodcock & Lawson D. c Co. The Specially Shop Consumers Gas Co. Citizens Electric Co., Hot Springs Water Co. Hot Springs Street Railway Co. Hamp Williams Hardware Co. Whittington -Stearns and Co, Housley Brothers.
 Roth Dry Goods Co.
 Albert Mendel Co,
 simon Mendel
 Ike Kempner & Bro, The KatZ Go.
 Wm. J. Little Agency Co
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-13

If you can't pay cash for your Bonds, you can borrow a part of the money at your bank, using the Bonds as security; or you can buy them at your bank on easy partial payment plan It IS no trouble to buy Liberty Bonds 1t IS no trouble to pay for them. See your banker today.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-13

Alderman General Said 
 N yleveed methods They call What of their hope n this people the tNtr birds Our achiv victor What else naHers?" N~~O''
 Retired OHnrof h German Army
 Mh HNd
 in the policy
 that German daped half
 the of in Crcled
 
 has the o hurhe crucihed happines o mankind of Prussia ksaB r pe that an. forced ,n, the world wa, America. the so"o. advocate o opeace / sC5enera Von Wel,oneth admnste the fnalsm damnab ouragesf soldiers and nhathr Aodnde horror has rolled over Begium Serbia Russia and France 
 attookou that what will e;andt tha borrow mOney %"T@$~~" Buy Bonds of the Third Liberty Loan
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-13

You can serve yourself at the same time you serve your country, by purchasing these Bonds They are the safest, best investment in the world, because they are backed up by the whole resources of the worlds weathiest nation--tbe United States.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-13
Alderman General Said

EGNIO OBJECT whatever can be served
 N barbarity leveled against Germany ton to any one. Germany stands the supr barbarians. What of it? We scorn them war uUe have nerited the title 'barbarians. empty chatter, which may we'll be compar achieve victory. What else natters?"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-10-24
Article II.
Vacation of Streets-Plats
NOTICE AND PETITION STREETS pIATs OF
ADDITIONS

Section isa Whenever
appna the person corporation desiring shall give notice thereof
Morrow County that regular meeng of the c coup psn
viii be de % the Sn,ned cunc IN ach m notice thee of c
portion thereof particularly describing the The petition be
street proposed sought to be vacated and the which
shall be thereof and as the basis of
ada the % e the snn SG1ns of the ray such %
estate fronting both sides of street which, which
commence line drawn quidtan street
the length and two hundred feet eaeh
vS the sus fe Shs h HD above
% for shall only be required for the distance that continuous
front mt feet s required be attached to the petition the vacation
officer duly authorized at
the The sha u ns0n the sna sns n
m % @ is ns s % Of m e o9 the % o 3 the ee G
s ps, the s be Of % S 9S Poged ed 4, that m G the Of plat
he street on such plat At the time fixed by the Council
Goah SHAH ascertain and determine whether the
conclusive % e @ ound % all Ap aer goed R nna sa u BE
peuded applied
provided may grant 'tn the
be- vacated by ea 5 usn @ 'es % Ss
made a matter of record
STREET
petition of
% @ % @ San m that ,m @ ar se 5 plat n. be
aehe the lots or ground bordering on such street or plat and all right
Of equal proportions where
wholly
side only Of such street then the of the vacation OF
shall
he abuttng the side of the said
VACATION RDNANCE-RECORD OF SAME:
Section sO The vacation of street alley by the Council
a be be e mad by n du Un so sed tine oe @ Of @
o County
the
the book
street plat shall vacated the petition of
petition
proposed
m dedicate highways that such dedca
will be Immediately
in
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Article III.
Establishment and Change Of Grades.
COUNCIL EMPOWERED TO ESTABLISH AND CHANGE GRADES:

COUNCIL EMPOWERED ESTABLISH AND CHANGE GRADES:
avenues alleys bicycle
paths within the limits of the City Heppn
dedicated public which
public which
be deemed and held be public streets boulevard
The width
in accordance with
the directions and proceedings provided in this Charter
SAME:
hereby empowered to
establish ordinance the
Engineer may deem
necessary In relation thereto
NOTICE CHANGE GRADES:
hereby and empowered to
the
provisions: Whenever
Council shall resolution declaring its intention change
he
the shall be
cuive publications
County within three davs from h fret
at
by such change
OF CHANGE GRADE letters length and
Council thereof and briefly the
time within written objections the may
Recorder shall file
said notices. stating therein the date when places the same
have been posted.
REMONSTRANCE by PROPERTY OWNERS:
twenty days after the first nub,on
the resolution provided the preceding
half the affected of grade nav make
objections shall
proceeding thereto for period Of the Council
to change such grade the same proceeding
first instance.
filed within tho TINA
written objections or emon
than one half Of the
affected the
deemed to have acquired jurisdiction
described in the resolution previously " -
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PROPOSED NEW CHARTER FOR THE CITY OF HEPPNER
lCortinned from Page Twol

provisions shall time exceed in the
Fifteen Thousand tSl5OOOoO Dollars and
may provide the issuance thereof without
submitting OF the electors of the City
CITY EMPOWERED TO MUNICIPAL BoNDS-LITA
TON THEREOF
Section to The common Council of the City Heppn is hereby
authorized empowered the faith the City
specific of the limitations
tanned (7) Section l07 this Charter
thai provide and issue bonds OF the City for such purpose
designate the manner and time OF payment thereon and the
provided of said bonds shall
one time exceed ten per valuation
prop within shall
net per providing further however, that
computing Indebtedness Of tie City ime
the issuance warrants and the issuance
Improvement improvements and the of which has
lien by this Charter and the proceeding hereunder upon the
property by improvement shall be included esima
ing the City time Any and all
municipal shall first
to qualified electors therea special
the qualified electors vote therea at special
proposition shall receive majority
authorize the issuance OF such bonds
such bonds shall be issued except herein provided
BONDS-HoW DISPOSED
Section dspong o any provided
Charter require
published in Morrow County be designated
by proposals purchase any
shall the the bonds
Sold the which proposals
opened that the bonds issued and disposed
this Charter.
At the time specified in the notice provided for the preceding sub
division proceed proposals
offered 2ad be disposed and
making the
provided Council shall have a reject and all
bids and proposals.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND HOW SIGNED:
Section 2 Bonds issued under the provisions this Charter shall
signed by Mayor. and
exceeding Thousand (s100000) Dol
payable wel years
ear
paid
n provided.
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expiration Of time limited
2a nappea be taken and shall deem advisable lay
the Docket City Liens the
benefits assessed each particular o
the lands other benefited and assessed in like manner
entered said Lien Docket
respective parties interested in such lands other
the said and other parties Interested aforesaid
other proceeding court be taken assessment
the Docket City Liens the shall be deemed den
in provided
elections delinquent excepting property
which assessments due and delinquent not sold any sale
oedngs be begun for subsequent sale Immediately after the
All arising from such assessments of
benefits shall be kept fund and be applicable the satisfaction
the damages over benefits and other
the property taken damaged for the purpose of laying out
for the incurred by the City for
veying advertising and viewers in said proceeding
WARRANTS VOID UNLESS COLLECT
ED WITHIN NINE MONTHS:
entered the City Docket Liens paid into the City Treasury war
shall be Treasurer payable of the fund to be porvide
and costs assessed and i'll FAVOR the owner or owners or oe persons IN
interest and when said therefor drawn and ready for delivery
the such and not otherwise provided that
shall compel appropriation for damages
and said drawn ready for delivery within
within nine months the rendan of final udg
appeal appeal be taken all acts proceedings under such
deliver account the opening
widening OF the street until the for whom such warrant drawn
liens the land appropriated which affected by such appo
piation
COUNCIL DECLARE STREET OPEN WHEN WARRANTS ARE
DRAWN-PIAT TO BE FILED:
warrants are ready delivery
the parties entitled the required for public
shown the the Engineer deemed appropriated for the
street be opened laid established changed and within thirty days
the Clerk OF Morrow County said resolution and accurate plat
of said street. and OF the property appropriated for public use
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POWERS GRANTED TO COUNCIL-HOW EXERCISED-SURVEY OF
STREET ADOPTED ORDINANCE;

Section 1877 The and authority granted the Council
Municipal
exercised according
corporation unless otherwise specially provided therein The
prove and adopt the
and otherwise
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COUNCIL MAY PROVIDE REGULATIONS:

as TO manner opening laying establishing changing
conflict with this Charter ordinance anything
lent and the rectual the spirit
this
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JUDGMENT OF APPEAL:

Section appellant fails greater damag
favorable of benefits the
Judgment shall be rendered against
appeal his portion of the costs of such
paid pro according respective damages
assessed
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APPEAl-HOW CONDUCTED:

shall considered the plaintiff appeal
determined the Judgment
practicable the action The shall
which evidence
verdict such appeal shall be confined the parties appeal
shall benefits
The making the damages benefits shall
of the governed by the this
verdict
conclusive
modified
the be taken from such udg
Circuit
with like effect On appeal from the and assessment
him sitting
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APPEAL HOW TAKEN:

Section shall taken
within
conditioned that the appellant will disbursements that
exceeding three hundred
Dollars together with the of notice office
Clerk the Circuit of said Morrow.
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CHAPTER VIII,
ESTABLISHING AND CHANGING OF STREETS AND
PLAys OF ADDITIONS.
Article /.
POWER OF COUNCIL OVER STREETS:

Section 49, The Council of the City Heppne
authority Heppne
expedien establish
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COSTS ON APPEAL:
such appeal as are allowed in other actions.
PROCEEDINGS PRiMA FACiE REGULAR:
Section 1873. In all actions, suits al

all actions suits and proceedings concerning the
pnng, establishing changing the
had that be
regular legally taken until the
bovn
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render void the lien upon the
their
the Dollars
service be paid the City charged
the benefits by said Recorder the eppner
clerk for said viewers all reports for them
Upon filing report of the viewers with the
Recorder shall Immediately
five published County Oregon to be
by the Council
the will be considered the Council
boundaries
report and notifying all persons interested writing
objections
there be- together with said shall be heard
Council 1t shall be the
postpaid notice OF each stating the
considered Council directing
writing their objections said
iii known
the postoce
him,
shall directed
adopted ordinance
the Council that the damages benefits
us insufficient respect the Council
e further consideration
revise the they shall deem just
Council who thereupon adopt reject the
like
viewers make such assessment and awards
the Council who shall have the
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ENGINEER 10 MAKE SURVEY OF ST
ESTABI ISHED:


establish
altering extending shall Resolution
Engineer other Engineer
full complete description change the
the apprc
survey report pa
file with the Recorder the ppner twenty
days Council said
Council him further Should the
satisfactory adopt embodyn
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Section 10 Thereafter within sixty days
the Council shall
Hepner possessing the qualifications of the
Morrow County view such change
damages benefits provided
of this Charter and shall assign
shall notice be given publication
published in Morrow County Oregon be designated
Council of the appointment such viewers with their
time them specifying
certainty the boundaries and term the
the boundaries
for such the mail
appropriated the
such agent known him. and such postofice address
known then such notice shall be directed pp
The published provided
PROCEEDING OF FViEWERS-THEIR OATI-COMPENSATION:
days before the day set
said notified
the d place of such meeting and said viewers shall
TINE and designated ana snail then be sworn to faithfully dis
the duties assigned them They shall
which they adjourn (Which adjournment shall
ime)
how much if valuable the
thereof through which the proposed
laid established changed will thereby;
shall the respective interest all claiming
land other aforesaid of the improvements
respectfully will
the such improvement shall be
proceeding owners
sixty appropriation
or within further time therefor apply to
shall be and become the of the City of Heppne Said viewers
of
other interested all lands other
shall specifically benefited opening
establishing Said viewers shall
Council failure
mistake in the OF statement of
than the in such
the ordinance adopting such report or In the Docket OF the City Liens
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APPEAL FROM VIEWERS REPORT:

Section i1S The
appropriated the
having interest therein
benefit has been made
Morrow
and benefits Any number of join in
determined
benefits
suffered received by each joining appeal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-20
HELP wANrEp-MALr

MEN wanted as helpers on printing ma
chimes; must be reliable and sober; good
vases and bonus to start, transportation and
living expenses advanced: plant located. a
miles from this city, Apply 7:30 to $3.50
a. m, ready for work. Ask for Mr. Ber-
tram. 1912 SAMSON St. second floor. or the
nearest U, s. Employment Bureau. Bring
this ad with you.
OFFICE MANAGER, one experienced and
competent to handle correspondence. petty
cash account and direct clerks In general
onice routine: must clearly state experience.
edncation. age, classification in draft salary
and give references permanent position;
Philadelphia office; business. adding ma.
chimes. 444. Ledger Central.
OFFICE MAN, between the ages Of 81 and
80 who is we'll acqua inted with general
office practice. Immediately available, for
position of general office man; must be
draft exempt or with dependents giving de-
ierred classification in past or proposed
draft; salary 1925 per month. A 2s2. Ledger
OUTSIDE STRUCTURAL ERECTORS for
:. work at Edgewood Arsenal. Steward 4
stevens Iron Works, 1928 N. 9th, Apply to
nearest ". 8. Employment Service Office.
Bring this ad with you.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-20

IN THE HEART OF PHILADELPHIA
Easy to reach
MIDvALE
Steel and Ordnance Co.
NIcETowN WORKS
Needs
Temperlns plant m"
Press O'iind ana hammer ham en-
Crucible plant m.
Gatemen
Guards
Bricklayers
Bricklayers' helpers
Blacksmiths
Blacksmiths' helpers
Riggers
Riggers' helpers
Craftsmen
Heater helpers
Ordnance helpers
Foundry helpers
CupOla men
Lathe hands
Planer hands
Boring mill hands
Bench hands
Tool repairmen
Grinders
Machinists
Armature winders
Electricians
Molders
Iron foundry helpers
Crane operators
Clippers
Carpenters
Locomotive machinists
4301 wissahickon avenue.
Is E. Chelten avenue
1919 Arch st. (Ask for Mr.. Cup!tt)
Apply to
Nearest U. S. Employment office.
Bring this ad with you
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-20

LABoRERs
GENERAL LABOR
A NUMBER OF GOOD MEN
WANTED FOR INSIDE LABOR
ON ESSENTIAL WORK
pHILA. STORAGE BATTERY CO.
ONTARIO AND c SITS.
COME READY TO START WORK
APPLY TO THE NEAREST
U. 8. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
BRING THIS AID WITH You