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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-12-23
Maternity Home,

l have arranged to take a limited
number of maternity cases at my home
in east Heppner and assure the very
best of attention and care to all pa
tients.
For full information write or phone
Mrs. G. C. Aiken. Heppner, Ore. Box
l42. Phone 395.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.

Notice Is hereby given that George
M, Allyn, administrator of the estate
of Emma C. Allyn, deceased. has filed
his Anal account of his administration
of said estate, and this Court has fixed
as the time and place for the hearing
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FOR SALE.

l am offering for sale. for cash, the
following: l 12-year-old mare, last
springs colt, yearling and / 2-year-
old, 2 mules, years old and years
old, good wagons, l good set leather
harness, / l4-inch plow and 2-scetion
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happy Christmas time
FIRsT CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCE

FIRST CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCE
Il Is said that Christmas was Hrsg
observed 60 the year 9S and that &c vas
not until the year 1877 that C was made
a solemn feast. Pore TeIesph0rus ie-
creed that Il should be celebrated by
an Christians 10 that year On oue
early Christmas day the Roman En-
peror Diocletian hearing that the
Christians assembled IN their church
we're engaged In celebrating the birth
Of Christ. commanded that the doors
Of the church be closed and the build
ing set on FIRE. This was done and six
hundred persons lost their lives In the
burning church.
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A CHRISTMAS WISH

Father-What were you wishing1
Johnny-rd like to be the janltoTs
little boy, cause his father has to be
polite, too.
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FOR sALE--One 5-passenger Over
land. Guaranteed to be In first class
mechanical condition. A good bargain.
Either cash or approved notes. In
quire Gazette Times office.
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DAY Work. do day work at fifty
cents an hour anywhere in town. Mrs
Nelson, Browning residence.
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CLASSIFIED AID, COLUMN

sEwING--I do plain sewing and will
go out by the day. Anna Cork. Ayers
Rooms, corner Chase and May ste.
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SAD FATE

Wooden Sol.
dler: After faith
ful service In
the nursery for
a year, will be
cast aside for a
new toy this
Christmas.
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reserve fifteen head Of cattle branded
o. crop and split in each ear and dulap
on neck. tag IN ear with name on tag.
Reasonable reward FOR information
leading 10 recovery
nl8-tf. A. W. DYKsTRA,
Heppner, oregon.
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HUBBARD SQUASH.

Hubbard squash-winter keepers. z
cents ID. FOB. Troutdale. E. Waldron,
Rt A, Portland.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-09
Rev. Fem and
Family Home

Rev. and Mrs. Don Frank Fem and
little SON returned to Canon City on
Thursday from Denver and Golden.
where they have been for the last
seven weeks to AFFORD the former an
opportunity for recuperation and rest,
following an indisposition of several
months resulting from an attack of
Spanish Influenza last winter.
During his stay in Denver Rev. Fem
underwent a surgical operation for the
removal of pus and the diseased parts
OF Anus gland. The operation Was
performed through the nasal orifice.
snd was of more or less serious and
painful character
Rev. Fem returns home consider.
ably improved in health, but is under
the admonition of his physician to be
careful Of himself during the NEXT
few month.
He will resume his ministerial du-
ties as rector OF Christ church next
Sunday.
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Colorado Coal
Men Will Ask
Wage Increase

DENVER. Sept. 3.-Demands for a
wage increase of s1.50 day are to go
to the coal operators within a day or
so. according to John McLennan,
president of the United Mine Workers
of America for District No. Is. .Fif-
teen per cent of the 1900 men EN-
ployed in Colorado mines are affected
These workers are not the men who
dig the coal, but those known as in
side and outside. day laborers.
Officials of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company, the Victor-American
Fuel Company and the Rocky Noun
tain Fuel Company and the secretary
OF the Colorado Coal Operators Asso-
citation say they have heard nothing
OF the proposed wage increase. but
they admitted that such demand
was probable, as 1t was understood
that miners in the central competitive
coal field had secured some increases
recently and that would affect wage
schedules jim this, state.
Mr.. McLennan stated that the at
tempt on the part of the coal opera
tors and the miners in the central
competitive field to reach a joint set
tlement had fallen thorough, and 1t
had been decided to handle their prob
lens individually. He has received
word that the differences in Illinois
and Indian have been settled.
The recent government award failed
to satisfy the day labor men, ac-
cording to Mr.. McLennan. who stated
that though he had not yet communi-
Gated with the coal operators. he did
not expect any opposition form them
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Outlook for a
Big Apple Crop
is Very Good

From present indications the apple
crop in the Canon City district this
year will be large and of good quality.
In the past two weeks the apples have
matured rapidly and are getting RI
usually large and of excellent color
The price. it is thought b., those in
close touch with the market, wiz De
very good. and will enable tie grower
to get good return for nis product
despite the high prize of apple box
material and of box pape-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-09
Fremont County
Has Many Autos

Up to September more than 200
automobile licenses had been issued
at the office Of the county clerk here
since the first of the year, of which
upwards of 1,100, or one-half. were
granted TO machines of Ford manufac-
ture. These cars have an estimated
value of fully s1.100,000, or but slight
ly less than one-twentieth of the IS
sessed valuation of all of the property
in the county The number of auto
mobiles. trucks and motor vehicles
owned in Fremont county on Septem-
ber 1. 1920. was 1.734.
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Tourists Beginning
to Return Home

Summer visitors to Colorado are be-
ginning to return home in readiness
for the opening of the public schools
and to re-establish themselves in bust
ness for the fall and winter months.
This honeward movement has only
been noticeable during the last few
days, but will be pronounced by the
end of the week. Scores of such Wis
itors are passing through Canon City
daily ad there is big falling of in
the number Of people to be seen at
both the College avenue and City park
automobile camping grounds. Auto
lists will continue to come and go for
a month or six weeks yet, but in de-
creasing number as the days go by.
Secretary Bradbury estimates that
25 per cent more automobile tourists
have visited here this season than in
seems to be borne out by general OBJ
servation- II is believed that fully
10000 visitors have motored to the
top of the Royal Gorge since June 1.
number largely in excess of any pre-
vious period of like duration. While
Denver and the Pixies Peak district
have. probably, not had os many Wis
ftors this season as in some years
past, other parts Of the state have had
more of them than usual. This is due
to the improvement of the public
highways, which have opened up
other sections of equal scenic beauty.
heretofore almost inaccessible by rea-
son of poor roods. Until recent years
the great majority of visitors to the
state were not aware that there was
anything worth seeing outside of Den
yer, Colorado Springs and Manitou,
and they spent their vacation there
Better roadways have opened up a
new wonderland to them and they now
go all over the state and find rest and
beauty everywhere. Probably twice
as many autoists have made the run
for Canon City to Salida and points
westward this year than was the case
last season. and new attractions and
new delights have been revealed by 1t
Literally hundreds of motoring par.
ties have made the trip from Canon
City over the Rainbow route TO Lead
Vile. G enwood Springs. Grand juno
tion and other points on the Western
slope this year and greatly enjoyed 81
Previously but comparatively few had
the temerity to attempt It, owing TO
the difficulty OF negotiating the noun
tain passes. Better highways have
changed tourist travel in this state. as
il mas in other parts OF the country
and Denver and Colorado Springs can
no longer claim a monopoly of the
tourist business in the Rocky Noun.
tain region. Pueblo reports double
the number of motor visitors passing
through that city this season over the
last years records.
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First Aid Teams
Will Compete
in Denver

Six OF the teams of coal miners tina,
competed in the first aid activities
last Saturday In the c. F. & /. indus
trial fair at Trinidad are to participate
in statewide meet at Denver next
MONTH All expenses are paid by the
company.
At Trinidad 10 teams competed in
the first aid contest. The margin
between the winner and the last team
was only points Berwind won
with LOO per cent. Piciou and Sopris
tied for second with ssS per cent;
Primero had IS e-s per cent; Cameron
and Rouse each had sS per cent; Wal
sen 81 per cent: Frederick 90 per
ent: Rockvale "a per cent and Stark
vile 93 per cent.
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School Population
is Now $3.50

The school population OF Fremont
county this year is $3.50. according to
the educational census taken last
spring. This is gain OF 2o7 over
IL months ago, when the number OF
persons OF school age in the county
was 5,1as.
There are SO school buildings In
the county and 1855 teachers were EN-.
ployed last year. The number OF
teachers this season will be slightly
in excess OF any previous year. but
the exact figure is not obtainable at
this time. All schools in the county
except the joint district school at Gef.
Fey. will open next Tuesday morning
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Attention, Disabled
Soldiers

The travelling case board will be At
Red Cross h-AiIuarters on Friday,
September 3, -.ni would like to meet
all discharged DISABLED soldiers. The
object OF this Ipard is to give decision
on the spot in al cases wherever pos
sible. and build up cases so that final
approval can v5 given without formal
ity or detailed procedure.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-09
KANSAS PEOPLE
LINNEER'S GUESTS

MI and Mrs. Lfndiman of Salina,
Kan. spent a short time here day
or two ago as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Linneer. having motored over
from the Springs, where they have a
summer cottage.
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CLARK HOME FROM
FINE FISHING TRIP

W. N. Clark and son Ward returned
home the first OF the week from fine
fishing trip on the Gannison river.
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Wednesday
HOOSiERS PAY
M'kiNlEV A VISIT

HoOSiERS PAY
m'KINIEY A VISIT
Mr. ana Mrs. Allen Ox'ey of CASTOR.
Ird.. and Mr.. and Mrs Roliie Oxley
OF Colorado Springs drove here Tues
day and spent few hours with their
oid-;ime friend. ]. W. Mckinley whom
the Allen Oxleys knew in Indiana 30
years ago.
PLANNING LONG
FISHING TRIP
Ralph Mckinley and John Wright
expect TO leave in the course OF few
days on a fishing trip. which will In.
clude Rifle, Glenwood Springs and
other towns on the Western slope.
CATCH SOME
BIG TROUT
Earl Woolsey and Ray Case caught
four native trout at Brush Creek lake
Sunday which weighed 10 pounds
Two OF the fsh measured IL inches
and two 10 inches. Ralph Mckinley
also caught several natives, but none
were that large.
DOROTHY DYE AND
COUSIN GUESTS IN CITY
aO kAicScc Dy0
Gwendolyn Peacock OF Salida are Wis
fling In Canon City for week as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Riggs.
BLANCHE WING AND FRIEND
GUESTS AT WOOD HOME
Miss Blanche Wing OF Rawiins
wyo.. and her friend. Miss Stella
Knapp of Depue. ILL.,. are guests at the
q. T. Wood home.
FISHING PARTY
RETURN HOME
J. w. Mckinley and daughter. Miss
Ruth. James Sinden and Mrs. A. ".
Case arrived home Tuesday from 10
days fishing trip at Almont, during
which time they occupied the Griffiths
cabin there.
Roy Frankenbury and Henry Hut
ton are planning to motor to Denver
Thursday to look after business mat.
ters for few days.
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FLANNIoANs MOVE TO
WEBSTER APARTMENTS

WEBSTER APARTMENTS
Rev. and Mrs. Flanagan have re-
moved the Webster apartments, $50
Greenwood avenue. from 607 Mystic
avenue, for the winter.
HOME FROM VISIT
AT INDEPENDENCE
Mrs. Charles Shupp and two sons.
Roy and George, returned from In
dependence. Colo. yesterday after a
visit there with her parents
WILL RETURN HOME
SUNDAY MORNING
Ira Burns. Jr.. is expected to'return
home Sunday morning from q several
weeks visit with his grandparents in
Southern California. He spent most
Of his time in the vicinity OF Los An
geles, and writes to his parents here
that the weather is awfully hot in
that section OF the country :.
HENRY HUTTON
VISITING IN DENVER
Henry Hutotn went to Denver on
Thursday to look after some business
matters. He Is expected to return
home Monday evening.
ARRIVED HERE FROM
GUNNIsoN FRIDAY
Miss Cara and willett Estes Of
Gunnison arrived here from the West
ern slope by automobile Friday for a
visit with Mrs. Al Morey and Van C.
Haggart and mother.
RockvAIE TO PLAY
AT CRESTED BUTTE
The Rockvale baseball team will go
to Crested Butte today where they
will play with the team at that city
for large purse offered on Labor
day.
WAS GUEST OF
SisTER-iN-iAW
Mrs. Minnie Fisher. head nurse at
the county hospital, spent yesterday
al the home of Mrs. H. L. Clark, Mrs.
Fisher and Mrs. Clark are sistersin-
Law.
RETURNS TO KANSAS
HOME TODAY
Mrs. Frank McGillicuddy. who has
her mother. Mrs. Moriah Morris. will
leave this evening for her home at
Peabody. Kan.
RETURN FROM
NEBRASKA VISIT
Mrs Ed Oates and daughter. Alice.
who have been visiting their daughter
and sister. Mrs. Harry Melrose, at
Sidney. Neb.. the past two months. re.
turned home "Wednesday. They made
the trip by auto.
LAMAR PEOPLE
IN CANON CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. vfvens. mother
and two daughters OF Lamar. are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
II. l.. Clark on River street
OIL DRillERS MAKING
GREAT PROGRESS
The dril,ers for the Oil Creek Pc
troleum Company have made great
progress in sinking well No. this
week They have drilled e5 feet dur
ing the last fve days and are now
working in the black old saaie.
WILL ENTERTAIN GUESTS
FROM COLORADO SPRINGS
Ar. and Mrs Harry Bailey and little
son. Robert. OF Norton. Kan. have
been visiting relatives In Colorado
Springs the past two weeks. and are
expected here today for visit with
Mr.. Bailey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A
S. Bailey. 1901 South Twelfth street.
ACCEPTS POSITION
WITH FIRE DEPARTMENT
A. T. wray. who has been employed
at the psnitsntiary for several Year,
past, has resigned and accepted
place with the fire department OF this
city.
TO MovETo
IA vETA.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Powell and fam
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The news of the day-local and
;elegraphic-published daily by Tns
Record.
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RAYMOND WOOD
HOME TODAY

Raymond Wood and Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Monroe are expected down from
Denver some time today to be here
for the nuptials of Miss Blanche Wing
which take place at high noon Thurs
day.
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PoweLLs TO MoveTo
Ia NE1A.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Powell and fam
fly will leave Sunday for La veta.
where Mr. Powell will have an office
with the Canon Reliance Coal company
of this city. Arthur Fisher will take
Mr. Poweil's position with C. B. Mer-
rfS
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GUESTS EXPECTED AT
ROILY WRIGHT HOME

Mrs. c. F. Jenkins and son Charles
OF Las Animas are expected here to-
day to visit at the Rolly Wright home
Mrs. Jenkins is the mother of Mrs.
Wright
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Mrs r. c. Bell. who has been .
guest at the Rev. w. B. Hughey home
for several weeks past. viii leave today
for her home in Kansas City.
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pARkERs MOVE TO
COLLEGE AVENUE.


Tho b. II. Parker family have moved
from 10 Rudd avenue to ixth and Col
>iege.
HARDIN BUYS
HOME HERE
b. T. Hardin has purchased the res.
idence property at 4o7 College ave
nue. from II. II. Freye. and will make
that place the family home.
HERE EN- ROUTE
TO OSBORN, KAN.
w. w. Parsons or Orange. Cal. en-
route to Osborn. Kan, arrived here
n day or two ago and is the guest OF
II. II. Freye and family. s1s Macon
avenue.
HOME FROM
CALIFORNIA
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carris arrived
home day or two ago from several
weeks visiting various points in Cal
ifornia
BURKE FAMILY
MOVE TO TRINIDAD
]. T. Burke and family. who have
been living at 1920 South Ninth
street, have moved to Trinidad whore
they will locate for the winter.
OKLAHOMA MEN
VISITING CITY
Billie Dawson and Mr.. Small Of No
wata, Okla. are guests at the w. h.
Hughey home. Mr.. Small Is broth
er-in.law OF Gov. Shoup.
iBalTrsoNs MOVE
TO NORTH FIFTH
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ibbottson have
moved from sos River street to 3e0
North Fifth street.
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BALLINcERs ARRIVE
HOME SAFELY

Mrs. c. NJ. Ballenger has written ".
c. Thomas that she and her two SONS.
who spent most of the summer here.
arrived safely at their home at Tryon,
N. c., after a pleasant visit with
friends and relatives in Ohio.
THOMAS AND kiRkToN
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MINNESOTA GUESTS
RETURN TO HOME
NEWELL GUESTS
RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Crooks OF Salt
Lake City started on their homeward
journey Tuesday after spending six
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Newell and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Z. Ahart OF Cotopaxi.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-09
THOMAS AND kiRKTON
FAMILIES IN SAtIDA

The w G Thomas and Glenn /.
Kirl7ton families motored to Salida
on Tuesday for the day. They found
the road in excellent condition except
the portion between Texas Greek and
Cotopaxi.
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PLANNING LONG
FISHING TRIP

Ralph Mckinley and John Wright
expect TO leave In the course OF few
days on fishing trip, which will In
clude Rifle, Glenwood Springs ant
other towns on the western slope.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

the faster passenger train between the two coast cities. This run was con sidered remarkable for d truck and was unprecedented. The feat was at trlbuted to the speed ahead. com pound transmission which is a feature of the Fageol, and which is d patented equipment.
 It makes possible a lower and slower speed in low and a greater speed in high gear, all without any possible strain on the motive power. Tn low gear the ratio is found to be 123 to l or in other words while the motor is turning over 123 times, the rear wheels are making only I revolution, or only d trifle better than one mile per hour. With the six-ton Fageol it is possible to attain a speed of r miles per hour under full load, with the gear in the seventh speed. This feature, it is also claim E-< is not found in any other similar capacity truck. All of this is attained without increasing the speed of the motor
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
News of the Past Week at
 University of Arizona

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, Tue son, May By an affirmative vote Of 9S per cent of the student body, new student body constitution, stabIShln2 self government in all matters not aca- demic in nature, was adopted for the university Wednesday. The president and faculties have authorized the or ganization and have pledged their sup port to the student body for the main tenance of the best conditions for scholarly work and for the best social and moral life of the university. How ever. the president and faculty will continue to regulate all matters per taining to the health and safety of the students, all matters pertaining to the management of the dormitorieS and the housing of students in other college buildings off the campus except Tn so far as responsibility shall be delegated to student organization, all matters pertaining to the use of the university property and equipment, the campus library, gymnasium and apparatus Of every kind.
 The calendar of social life and stu dent activities shall be regulated by a joint committee of the faculty and stu each.
 There will be no student athletic managership in the future. A grad uate manager employed and paid by the board of regents of the university shall control and manage all athletics
 The varsity athletic A shall con tinue to be given for the various forms of sport, football, baseball, track and