davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1919-09-05
FELTON,

The farmers have begun to save IOd-
der, which they find to be in bad shape.
There is not a full crop of corn.
Mrs. Willard Morris has been en-
tertaining Mrs. E. Tee from Middle
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence White and
daughter, Ellen, have returned to VIII
mington after spending few days
with Mrs. Nathan Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Drake from
Wilmington are spending a few days
lhis week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Julius Carson.
Mrs. Wilbur Friedel is entertaining
Misses Anna and Bertha Helm of Viii
Transport, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Barcus en-
teFtalned as their guests at their cot
ttage at Bowers on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Atkins and son of Ches-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Carson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Carpenter and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hill and Ben Car
penter, all of FELTON,. A delightful time
was spent and ice cream and cake
were enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Barcus
spent very enjoyable afternoon and
evening with this little party of friends
before leaving for their home in Ches-
ter.
Miss Helen Cox has returned to
New York after spending her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Wilbur Friedel.
Inc stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Marry Hill on Tuesday of
iast week and left them fine daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Peter Barcus and son and JOS
eph Foreaker from Chester were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Carson
on Sunday.
The funeral services of Mrs. Samuel
bradley were held at her late resi-
uence on Tuesday of last week and the
remains were laid to rest in Barratt's
Chapel.
The farmers are busy cutting hay
ulls week and reports indicate that the
yield will be very good.
While the crop of tomatoes in this
ttcinity is very short the farmers who
lave them are receiving fancy prices
sor the tomatoes. The quality of the
'egetable is very poor.
Cantaloupe growers state that they
are not receiving good prices for their
Niop OF melons this year.
"A large number of persons from
sselton went to Bowers last Thursday
M nj the Little Thursday celebration
1ney report fine days outing.
TIE CHRONICLE GETS RESULTS
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
Auttaia Torstaina Syyskuun 4 PIMA 1919

eimdt t6siG tiiIe f%pjpmpfiecn. @ii-
meiienG p6imdn6 fplla armosteIIoan
iuitrifii tpot, iotfa on tebtp fitn en-
lin on IinaStifien peruStlifIella us-
fottu ianfaiffista el1mi1. Samoin
nGpttGG ranmattu ett1 finn ep1uSfon
polffano on ~tabotrS, min epdlisfos-
Ia tebbpt tpot opat orpottomia. so
finn pun taotltii, Min footitipot oflai
ia beoelmGt iiinG mtfana. &aiffi
topabtiili jirmalalliien oifeaiben NIT
taiiesti. Mlrtta lie on ibmeitten IT,
ME ettG fun ipntien anteefiiantamif'
len laajo, forfea oppi tapna ibmis-
ibodmen, min ie tetee iiitG SSimla-
Tan f1sfpien nouoattoian. SaiDos
on aiifi iperen falttta; merellG pub'
bisti YpbG Senfi ipbGmet ia f%iriotti
Simalan tabbon ipoGmiimme. CID
ma TAI uuben human. @mme pal
pele libaa paon pprimme tefemGGr
tpotG ia lepitt1mGGn SyiimoIan oii.
hioSta moltofitntao maoilmon GGriir
foaffo.
& HTti1I1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

"9lnnn nuinltlle iGlleen olititrt'
tell ito. ia ultis benfi titfefoon NIL
nrn". 9aopib oil langennitt ipn-
tim. Whttta ittt1 oil paitolln ie1i-
rorfiena ai,tiruoen lion fotoominer
ia bengeIIinen moimottomtits. &iir
.iitten Natm mestarilliiella tafpalIo
iobti f1nintam ipntienid titntoon,
pitbfeii ban maltaipuon ipnnintun-
mstiifleen, iofo on liiettoipono SSol
misia 81. gfii ola tdst1 rufoufIesto
fitilliit, fltten aIusfo olema Iaitols
oioittoo. Oaoipib Ills baIltao ioooo
oittrutoen iLoo. sc onfin eniim1ifiG
ebtoia toipoontieIIG, iind ie tattoo
iLoiien mielen faifisfo mprsfpisiG
sc mpos fepent66 mieIerntne oIttiif.
Ii fltlfemoan Serran o~steIisio. Sul'
foon tGm1 iiis meiodnfin olituiiefii
buofnistemme eiineefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

- Sana "SSlimaIo" on &aama-
TIM eniimGiden firion eniimdilesiG
~litipusia 80 fertaa; eifo t1mGfin 10
%oNoita, eett1 &aomattii on Sirmnlon
|onla firia9 Glosia lllfpltsio piibu-
tam Sitmalm luomiiesta, tefemi-
|iest1, ionomiiesto nGfemiiestd, fut-
llmiiesta, diunaomiiesta j. n. e.
faiffi tdntG on tapabtunitt ibmi-
len tdboen, ioten &aomatin eniim1i-
len firjan toinen lrfu lGbteefin fer.
tomaan tarfemmin ibmiiestG. Seer
fillistd ipoin taos ON fe, ettG finn
&oumottu ndin ldbtee plibumoon
lGbemmin ibmiiestG, fGpttGG Ie SUI
malosta OebreanfielesiG nim.) ieI-
laista mlotoo, jofa merfitiee sSit-
malan olemlista Iiitto-SltmaIona.
So t1n1d t~orfoittoa &ristl1sta, iofo
on tebnpt liiton Sitmalon ja ibmis.
ten m6Iille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
RiStin bedeItnd
ZIP. t. :3S-41

Eaamali ia Barbados jouti1ipat
eniimmGiiellG lGbetDsmatfallaan 8i.
iibian Intiofiaan ia pitt iiellG Goa-
poli tapania mtfoan ipnagogaSia
pubeen. S1n pubui Sumalan if
meelIiieStd ioboat,ifiesta fun pGGsti
fanionio @gpptistG, fGrii beibGn to-
poiaan forpimatfalla ia ontoi DAD
mioille l1pouflen ionfoiffiiesto FIJI.
ninfuaSta; bGn fertoi fuinfa tl1o Ii-
mottlt funingas oil tlllut mitta
naulittu rstiin, ia fuinfa Sltmola
of bGnet berGttGnpt fuolleista. So
iitten b1n ftp iitlistamam l6snG.
olepille iulitaloiiille ia pafanoilIe
Serran Seeiuflen tDOn tulosta ia
merfitDStG. gliia on nGet min, fiiten
mpos ianotaan Sunnustiisfirloisio,
ettd Jos tieo1t main ettd Sierra See
ius on mailman tltlIut, ibmetoitd
tebnpt, f6riinpt fuolllit ia plosnons
int, mlttta ct ole oppinut i%tielleii
omistamaom bdnen bistorialliien
tponiG merfitpStG, min iin1lIo on
main bistorinllinen usfo iota iiniia
Ell bpo0ptd; mlltta jos olet oppinut
omistomoan ief1 historian eta bis.
torian beoelmGn, Min iini1llo on
oifeo, oittioafiitefefpG ltsfo. 9GmGn
historian beoelmG on ipntien onteef-
iiantamuS. Sletto Sltnalon ianosta
ia Seeirfien f1riimiien bistoriasta
oppinut fen, ettG iinunfin ipntiii o.
mat pois pppbitpt ia onteefiiometitt
bdnen biStorialliien tDoniG faritto,
b1nen iomintoiperesiddn9 Sos DIET,
Min iilloin oIet oppir1lt taitoien toi
DON, loptGnpt totituben; ct enGd ETH
totliittto ipoan totllts on tebnDt IL
nut apopanfii ia ontonit %iinltlle
pormoon nofalmitflen iofa fest1d
eIGmGsiG ia fuolemosia.
SGlloiien mormon perustl1fien
tabtoi Baotpoli ontaa ~jitlisttfienio
folltto faifiIle l1snGolepille.. On
merfiaistG, ettG t1mG periistits iaa-
oaun ipoGmen tltripafii itlistufien
fautto, iefG firiotetun ettd iulistetin
Ssyiimolan ianan faittta. Sentaboen
BooipoIi tGsiG fofoontitneelle
mGeIle: "Sltoon Ills teille tiett6D1,
miebet ia meliet, eta bGnen foiittoon
iuIiStetaon teille ipntien onteefiion-
tomus". WerfilIistG, ettG ipntien
onteefiiantonuts iulistetoan. 2ituIiii
len ipntiien ia Simalon foboenfes-
fiiefii aiiofii, min ettG ibminen en-
fin ponee fitntoon aiionio ia FIFTEEN
Simtolo ontao nnteefii. Wtiitto Ic
julistetoan foifille pbteiiesti, ei benz
gelIiiien fofemiiSten ia iieIitntiloien
perusteelIa. @ibGn ibminen tieb1
mitG ibmiiesiG on q &or. 2:11).
riein eli ibminen tieod mitd ebes it.
ne oiattelee. Miitto ie on erinomois-
ia fitn apostoli Yooipolin menctte-
Iptoipon mltfaan ipntien onteefiimn-
tomiis iiIistetaon "t1mdn foutto"
(. o. Seeiufien Decentralization foit-
ia. ga tGm1 on uinoo peritstiis ip-
o1men rmtbaIIe. Sopn "moiffo me
toiffo enfeIi toiipoasto irlistoifirn.
me teilIe efponfeliimnio, jofo on mas
tom iitG, minfG me olemme teiIle
iiiIistoneet, oIfoon firottii." @oI.
1:S.
"S1nen foiittonn iiiIistetoon fell
Ie ipntien onteefiinntnmiis." @iitto
fit1 Ct moioo iiiIistoo eIIei fitd ole
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
RuoSkdnko i$kuilIa

Samantafoa t1ptpp liife-elGmGslG
muiStutella liitepstGmiG eri taipoin.
Niinp1 Iltttaia-liiffeesiGfin lell-
roomnle tGtG pleiStG topon ia IL
ieinfin iangen bppalld menestpfiel-
Id. WiStGGn tanattomiuioeSto ei iiis
ole fpipmpS jos liife-elGmGslG l1be-
tetGGn losfl1ja tai mltltten muistlts
tetoon melpolliiuufliSto liifettG fob
tam. MiSlGGn tapoufiesio tGnd Ell
ole rltosfimista tai itG1nfltin pa-
tollo aiamiSta. 2iife-elGmGbGn on
mopoata, riippren ostajan ia mpp-
jim f~eSfinGiiestG iopim1ifleSto.
S1IlG fertoa tabtoiiimme liiffeem
me puolesta faiota pbteen a%iiaan,
jofa on martin tGrfed liife-eldmGit
f%nnrtaIta. Sofainen tietGG, ettd liif-
Femme menestpS hpootii ripeGG toi.
mintoa fefG @ltttojo-Ieboen ettG y
leeniG ilrItoiliiemme letpittdmiies-
ia. Mlfoon itiS acknowledgements ia
mnttt pstGap1mme milIointoon ajo.
telfo beittGd o~ieitoon alas, naan Of
foomme alma toistelupalmiit ia rob
feat tefem6Gn bDoffdpfiid. Satd
poatii Syilnnlan aiio. lGbimdistem.
me iielltnoiio ia inmallo meib1n
pbteinen oiiamme.
W,ttta ia1nallo fltn ripe1Sti tot
minme liiffeemme iltlfaiiujen eteen,
t1lee meioGn mposfin tarfoin pitdG
mielesiGmme, ettG tilit1mme aifa.
moan foiffi Iiiffeelle titleipot iaato.
mot. Ml1iStafomme ett1 liiffeem-
me nofoiporoiiults riippru iiitd, ct
til me itiefitfin fonnontnle fortemme
pbteiieen fefoon. Sos iit1mostoin IL
litpfIemnte niippp, fariii liife-ela-
m1nme, iiIlG meillG Ell toiiaanfoan
ole pdGomia, ioita moiiimme mooil-
molle iijoittoo. &oiffi paramme tor
mitIimne menoiemme peitt1miieen
ia uuiiin Iiifepritpfiiin. Nipon mo.
net pstGmiStGmme tGmGn %fGiittGtp1t-
fin ia tefem1t tiIitpfieniG idGnnol-
liiesti ia nopeam.
&1tfoon pStGmistGmme Ell tieten-
fGGn jGtG tilitpstGGn tefemGttG. Spp
miippmiieen on uieinfin iiinG, ettei
ole t1lliit mppopfii niitd julfoiiuio,
ioita on jofo tiIottii tai liiffeesto
mpptGnGfii l1betettp. Mittto onto OF
feen tGIlainen latSfottelu?
@itGbGn, ortpoiiat Iittoion pstG-
NIT, Jog mefin tGGlIG IiiffeesiG o.
lomnle l~aisfotelIol MeiIlG fnllnfin
on onlat tponrme ia bpipGIld fpblld
iaattoiiimre Sonoa: prittdfoon NIT
militfinl
On fuitenfin ipitG, iotfo pafoitta-
not meitG tpobon, ipoifto fifteen mil
meiiet noimat meniiip1t. MGmG
|Ippt opot: Seeiufien fGsfp letpittGd
efponfeIi1tmia ia balu ioooa firffo.
frnnustomume ia liitteestdmme loi-
tos, iofa ipoiii teboffaornmin fain
mt ebistG6 efpanfeliiimin ofiaa.
Mitd iinG titrmit tdstG9
BioGtfo fGtG miistitiiStdmme
ritoston isfuino moifo pstdfp1n mel
icliienG bitomoritufiena3
Siiletpo toimintoii on iuostoiis
fpipmpfiecmne. sos n6et trinnet
ri1oston isfiiio, DetGpopt pbG tut
femmin ipridGn, iiIId &oomottli TO-
oistao: "2ofi feboittoa ipiboan". Sos
toos otot oiion meIieIIiiena nertuo-
no, hnmit biufon p%iinostten:
gspt tiufosti rimeibinL iild po-
rempi mpobddn FUN ei m%inoinfoonl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

.sitG merfitieipGt nnmerpt IT,
nc pipttecsia? Ne merfitie-
fantta, pGiuEd ia .utut C,
sti tilans OH mafiettm. Gn'
nmmerp tarfpittaa fits fmm'
tpimen pGiwaG ia foImas
Sim elm. oiptteeSia on
+, merfitiee IL iitG, eta IT,
mafiettn fabSeunentuista
p:GGn 1919, eli fits ionlm'
iaeiieen paiuaGm tina ,unon
luGt, tarfastafaa naita nm
! nnSistafaa tilaufiemne o.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
MMOITUSHINNAT

observation-disclosures ristin, raamin j.
yhden varsyn kanssa $1.25, kahdcn
vsrsyn kanssa $1.50. JOS useampia
varsyja halutaan, on 25c lisxttav4
kultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseista on
lissttava &c jokaiselta sanalta, iotka
,alutaan juIkaistavaksi kuolonilmoi-
:uksen yhteydessa. = Syntyma., kln
aus ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
naksavat &c jokaiselta sanalta kerta
ulkaistuna. Observation-Disclosures lc
al alta kerralta ia &c kolme kertaa
1lkaistuna. Satunnaisilta ilmoituk-
ilta SOC palstatuumalta. Satunnai-
"a ilmoituksia tulee rahan seurata
iukana. Seisovat ilmoitukset sopi-
uksen mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

- SonomaIebti ionta tdptpp Iu-
fiioittenio eri rpbniin fuiiIitpoiiuii-
Den t1boen ola "ntonille mielifii",
on fltin tiruIitpiiri, ioto MILLION mis-
tGfin balm piiboltopo tulli f66nte-
Zee. 0din Ell ole laita lebtien, jotfo
eoustatpot iotafin m~ddrdttpd fan.
toa ia tposfenteIeipdt fen bpHdfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04
0aita tn.Iee eritpiiesti allttaioan. on

Mait6 tailee eritpiiesti slitttaioan, on
fen fanta ieIap6 ia iuora: sc tpos-
fenteIee aiituubentlmnon lepittGni-
iefii tanialaistemme fesfuiiteen ia
iamalIa toimii @oniallisfirftofun-
nan piralliiena observation-disclosures
SGsi6 tposid on lie S,imalan iuo-
masta elanpt 10 ~nelfientoista miiot-
ia ia n1fpp pbG main fasrpafpan IT,
IooiomaGrasiG. SIoitiemme tastG
unrest ia toimomme aiiamiebillem-
me Sitmalan riiniasta iiunaitsta
tposiGGn lebtemme bppGfii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

Gittaion ia pleenid ftriopoi-
noliiffeemme oiiomiebefii &obertiis-
ia, @ont. on Iiipaiitiimtt fanioloi-
men Senrp 2eib.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

ti.omio riipprli iiita misiG iubteesio
oIemme Simalm Hoitaan, Seeirtf-
ieen. Slimala on fpllG Yoitania an.
tanlrt foto maailmalle, firten See
Jus tile on Sob. 3:16 tobistamut,
mitta SGneen apoimme olla usfon
tai ep6nsfon iubteesia. usfoniuboe
on iiinG, ettG lisfomme SGnet SUI
malan Soiatii, iofa mupabti mimit
tobotetm ia tiomitun ibmilen Inn
niStd ia fuolemasta ppbGlld merel-
IGGn ia piietti fasteeSio iidifelld
panburstaiioelloon 6ef1 antaa Ell.
toollhesia itienid bengellifetii ra'
minnofieni; tGbGn liittpp fifteen 'p-
oGntellinen IuottomiiS bu%olenpiooS-
ia, iolla SGn meita ipaalii FUN Ton.
Ianaan 1iti Iastaon. giinfG1n III.
lee Seeiiis usfomaiielle p%orbaimmuf
ii eli ipoGnpstGpGfii. Ndin on lit.
ten itsfotpaIIa @oiasia iiGinen ela.
ma. llsfontoton faifen tdm6n me-
nettGG e~pGi1sfonio tGboen. Surfeao-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

notwithstanding ia plistG-
is Serroamme Seeiusto
5dnen hanomattontosta or
IT'D SON pDDbfi pois inn.
pioittoa nellie min iulir.
ttG ia r~affuuttn, ettei
toon ole tptonGmme ia
fe, fpaun ontoo mpos o.
inia ~ropinnofienrrne, fell
tilln tpofuuttoofieen jo
m meta, Min ettd riiu-
IN iionfoiffiesti eldmd,
It1dllG moan pGGIl1 i
ropintoo. 2iitber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

- Yast. Salonen on Iaamlt
Suomesto tiebon, ettG iamanu phi
mdnG fuin Mrs SaIonen fuoli fio-
Ii mposfin MrS Saloien nell foo
then franaatin iirpaleen lGtpistGmG-
nj ollesioon 8iron mapalistaiste.
litsia. @erfillistG tGsiG on ie, ettG
WrS SaIonen ennen fiiolemaonia
nGfi unen, iofa feltpGsti ilmaiii to-
mGn tofioisfitolemon. llnet imtto-
NOT Ills MD mielGfin Ola merfitpf-
ieIIiiiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

l1iioelIeen pppodmme lebtem.
me pstGtpiltd pifoista iImoitiista
lebtemme epGiGGnnoIliiest6 iooprl-
|miiesto. IGin tectte irntren poIipe-
Iufien liitfeelIemme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

Sofia on, bdneIId on
S~itntoIon Boifno ei
ole eIGmdd". @dmd
elto puoIen mitd iu-
toiieItu puoIen taos
ionic. 2oboutus tai
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

ebtoolIinen on oioitns
rpios SuroIoni ei tab-
lstoon ubrimme, Dom
ommte ia SGn tabtoo
iIIidesti oduo ia pbois-
te. Sdst6 n6emnte bG-
~.affautenia meit1 fob.
nfo motif { a mi-
Il rofostoa fiiin ettG
,%Lerlan minun eoestG-
mia minuIIe inlohefii
tobtoo oiro minusio ?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

AIM OF TIL NEWSPAPER
, help preserv he ideals and
traditions of lis. our adopt.
untry, the Unh ed States OF
ca: To revele its laws and
others to respect and obey
To strive increasingly to
n the public's sense of civic
In all ways to aid in making
untry greater and better than
nd Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-09-04

= &aamatiln litomiSp1imiSiG on
bitomottaipiSia merfilIinen iGrieS-
TIPS. SGmd iariestps on iiirG, ettG
eniintdinen ia neliGs, toinen ia nil
beS ia folmos ia fitlioes pGipG mas
toaapot toiiioan. @niimGiienG phi
pG1lG lltotiin nGet tp~alomaSio ia iii
ia Iitten ~neliGntenG pGilpGnG NAL
mistettiin aurinfo, flu ia tdboet.
Soiieno pGipGnG taas nalmistettiin
lima ia meoet ia miioentenG pGimG-
M litotiin niibin aiuiomet: lirnut
jo falot. &olmnnteno p1itpGnG lit
ten tebtiin muo fospuIiimtflineen
ia ~fiilioentena p1imGnG mibboin li1o-
tim elGimet ia ibminen. HGemrle
ettG luominen jofaontllil fob
teen iafioon, iosia eoellinen on idl-
fimGiien pobjona ia ebellptpfienG.
Sonloo paim, ett1 t1mG jGrjestps
on ndin merfilliien iopltiltbtainen.
SiinGfin moimme bltomata Siuno-
Ian miilnrtto.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-08-28

J. ]. McEntire. who has been up
in Washington visiting his sheep
camps. returned TO Cecil Thursday.
John reports that the feed is very
good where hiss heep are at present,
\ lawn party was held at THE
Last Camp" Thursday evening, the
honor guest being Miss Margaret
Krebs Of Portland. A very pleasant
evening was spent by all present.
Games and amunsements of all sorts
were INDUCED in and refreshments
served during the evening.
G. W. Whitcomb and Mr.. Gray of
Morgan were business men in Cecil
on Thursday.
F. R. Brown of Heppner was a
busy man in Cecil and vicinity Friday
and Saturday.
o. W. Barber OF Mahomet, ILL.,, ac-
companied by Chas. H. Hickman Of
Goleta, Calf, who are taking an
ocean to ocean trip, camped in Cecil
Thursday evening, leaving for Port
land Friday. Mr.. aBrber said that
with what their purchases were in
Cecil, their expenses amounted to
sl45.00 since starting on their trip
over the continent in a Ford car.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-08-28

up 4 bunch Of cattle ready for ship
ment to the Portland market,
E.J. Fairhurst OF THE Busy Bee"
ranch was doing business in Cecil on
Monday.
Ralph Winter of shady Dell" ac-
companied by his father. were lone
visitors Monday
A. Henriksen OF "Willok Greek"
ranch and Gilbert Mahoney left for
Heppner Tuesday. Mr.. Henriksen
will proceed up to the mountains to
assist his son clifford with the cattle,
Jack Hynd Of Butterfly Flats"
left On the local Wednesday for Hepp-
ner, returning home Friday.
Joe Marcus, who is working on
"Fairview" ranch, was an lone VS.
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Nash and grandson
Francis, who have been visiting at
the John Nash home for the past few
days, returned home on Friday.
]. f. Crabtree Of "Dotheboys Hill''
and ]. H. Miller of "Boardless Barn
we're doing business in the Eight Mile
district Tuesday.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-08-28

Grover Curtis OF Grand Dalles who
has lately been discharged from the
army spent Thursday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs, John Nash
Mr.. and Mrs. eKnneth Mahoney'
returning Sunday to Heppner after
their wedding trip. were invited to
leave the train at Cecil for a few
moments. They were greeted by
friends with all good wishes and iced
lemonade was handed TO the happy
couple Old shoes would have fol-
lowed, but owing to the high cost OF
living not a "sole" was to be found
in Cecil
Geo. Krebs and sister Miss Mar
garet of THE Last Camp" accom-
panied by Miss Eta Barnes of Pop
lar Grove" left on Friday morning
for Portland.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-08-28
LIVE CECIL NEWS ITEMS

Russell Ross. who has been visit
ing among some friends around Hepp-
ner. spent the week end with his
brother A. E. Ross at the "Bunga-
low, previous to. his return East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Logan ana
family Of the Willows spent Sunday
with ]. W Osborn Of Cecil.
r. 5. Wilson and sons Of Rhea were
visiting friends in Morgan on Satur-
day.
W. G Hynd and a. c. Lowe OF
Sand Hollow spent the weekend IN
Cecil and took in the dance.
J. H. Miller of "Boardless Barn
spent Sunday at thesFranklin home
Glen Van Schoick OF norena ar
rived in Cecil Monday and spent a
few DAYS at The Last Camp" before
proceeding to his brothers on Skin
ner creek.
Clifford Henriksen Of Willow
Creek" left for their mountain ranch
Monday, where he is going to round
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-08-28

now There g no discrimination Of
any kind in our favor.
Tie Federal Trade Commission
has obtained the cooperation Of the
wholesale grocers in trying to get leg
is'a-an which viii deny the packers
the right 20 handle anything but
meats II deprived OF the volume
caused by handling other products,
this increase in our selling costs
would make il necessary for US to pay
less for meat animals or charge more
for dressed meats.
These proposals vitality affect you
both as q producer and as an Ameri-
can citizen. Producer and packer
really ought TO face this situation to-
gether. because our interests are mu-
tual. We want your views on this
subject and shall be glad to give you
further information about the pro-
posed legislation"
Institute of American Meat Packers,
Majestic Building.
Chicago, Illinois.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-08-28
Cnr NInde Rapid Descent.

One Of Jeff Jones hired men made
flying leap from the Jones
Truck which he was driving down
Heppner Hill last Friday When the
brakes failed to hold, and as the car
gained more momentum with every
second the driver of the car headed
the front wheels toward the inside
bank Of the road and he then made a
flying leap to safety. The right
front wheel of the car soon came in
sharp contact with the high bank and
the impact was so terrific that the
wheel was smashed to small pieces.
The front axle was also bent almost
beyond recognition. The man was
on his way to town after supply OF
oil for the Jones thresher when the
accident occurred.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-08-28

lower Butter creek country but for
several years was a leading merchant
in Heppuer. Carl Rhea is assistant
cashier Of the Bank Of Echo and only
a few months ago returned 70 civil
life after serving in the aviation
branch of the United States Army.
Ben Spencer is the oldest son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. John NJ. Spencer Of Butter
opanh
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-08-28
Echo Men Visit Here.

Walden Rhea and son Hugh, Carl
Rhea and Ben Spencer drove over
from Echo in Mr.. Spencer's car last
Saturday and spent Sunday visiting
with friends and relatives in Hepp-
ner. Walden Rhea is a prominent
alfalfa rancher and stockman of the
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-08-28

J. B. Huddleston returned to Hepp-
ner last Monday after spending sew
eral weeks in the East, where he went
with a shipment Of cattle from Lone
Rock.
The American Jewish world., 1919-02-28
February %, 1919
BALLIN A SUICIDE.

That Albert Ballin, president of
the Hamburg-American Steamship
company, committed suicide, is ex-
pressly stated by the German news
paper: Warheit, the news being re-
produced in other German news
papers without comment, but also
without denial. On November 8,
when the revolution began at Ham
burg, the Warheit says, the Soldiers
and Workmen's delegates entered
the Offices of the Hamburg-Ameri-
can line and ordered Balm to leave
Immediately. He asked for IS min
utes' delay. This was refused, but
five minutes was granted him. Then
Balm drank poison, which he had
placed in a drawer of his desk. He
died in a hospital ten minutes later,
after great suffering.
The American Jewish world., 1919-02-28
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
CONFERENCE AT CHICAGO.

Problems of Camp and Com
munity work during the period of
rehabilitation were discussed at the
conference of the camp and COM
munity representatives of the Jew
ish Welfare Board in the central
states, at Chicago, February 18th
and 18th. Representatives were
present from the states of Ohio, Illi-
nois, Indiana, Kansas, North and
South Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri,
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michi-
gan and Arkansas.
The Southern States Conference
The American Jewish world., 1919-02-28
of the Jewish Welfare Board was
held in Atlanta the following week.

Prof. Theodore Reinach, of Paris,
who is now on a tour in this coun-
try, in recent address in New York
asserted that the Hebrew religion
may be called the most modern OF
all the religions, because its chief
tenets are those of the leading think
ers of our day. Prof. Reinach is
colonel in the French army, and was
large factor in bringing about the
revulsion of feeling in France in
favor Of Captain Dreyfus.