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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-07-15

done last week by warm winds. Some
OF the biggest farmers north Of lone
say their grain was damaged but
very little. if any, by the burning.
S. E. Notsou. district attorney, at
tended the meeting Of the republican
central committee in Portland the
last Of the week. Mr.. Notson pre-
diets a warm campaign before the
election.
Ben McMullen Of this city has pur-
chased the lone barber shop from
r. ~ Hymer and has taken posses
sion Of the same. Lee Sprinkel. for
merly with the Patterson & Clark
shop Of Heppner has been engaged
by Mr., McMullen to take charge of
the first chair.
Word reached Heppner Monday of
the death of Arthur J. Kileup at Sa-
lem He was formerly a resident of
Morrow county and is survived by
a brother, Walter Kilcup of Heppner
and a sister, Mrs. Ada Woodward of
Hermiston. The funeral was held
from this city on Wednesday.
Myron Carver left last Saturday on
the sheep and cattle train for Omaha
He will be gone two or three weeks
and will visit with relatives in the
middle west before returning home.
During his absence, his duties at the
Standard Oil Company are being per-
formed by William V. Crawford.
In announcing the improvements
at the Moore hospital, the Gazette
Times last week contained the state
ment that DR.. Allison is the physician
in charge. This was a mistatement
of fact, as no one doctor is in charge,
but all physicians of the city prac-
tice there. Mrs. Moore has super
vision of the hospital.
Failing health has caused Profess
sor James Austin to tender to the
Heppner Commercial Club, his resig-
nation as director of the local band
The resignation is to take effect Aug
ust 4. Professor Austin expects 20
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-07-15

ance. The women do not expect to
do their work through women's or
ganizations to any considerable ex-
tent. They expect to take their place
as voters in the regular organiza-
tions. sharing the burdens of the
campaign on an equality with the
men.
The general sentiment OF the meet
ing was to the effect that this is to
be a great campaign year, year of
intense interest in political affairs.
We have been advertising to the
world that a republican is the best
form of government, but unless the
people participate in the affairs of
the government, our form of govern
ment will be discredited and taken as
joke by the struggling nations of
Europe which are trying to adjust
themselves to new conditions. 1t is
very probable that the old fashioned
school house campaign will be plan
ned. in which the principles, perfor-
mances and candidates of the parties
will be fully discussed. Every voter
will be urged to study the situation
as an American citizen should, decide
for himself or herself what is best.
and then vote accordingly.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-07-15
LOCAL NEWS Of THE WEEK

Otis Cork was over from Monu-
ment last Saturday.
Frank W. Turner has taken posi-
tion with the Heppner Garage.
Fred NJ. Griffin of lone spent a
few hours in Heppner on Monday.
DR.. d, R. Haylor, eye specialist,
will be in Heppner the first week II
August.
Albert Kerber, north Lexington
farmer, was a Heppner business Wis
itor on Monday.
G. NJ. Blakely, extensive sheep op-
orator of Eastern Oregon, spent Sat
urday in Heppner on business.
Geo, ". Milholland, local agent of
the Standard Oil Co., made a busi-
ness trip to Arlington last Monday.
LOsT-Betweer Heppner and Lex
ington Saturday night, July 10, la
dies light weight summer coat. col
or tan. Leave at Times Of
fee.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-07-15
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
CONVENED N PORTLAND

The Republican State Central
Committee met in Portland last Sat-
urday. There was a large represen-
tation, nearly every county being re-
presented. The meeting was harmon
ious and enthusiastic. The state
managers of the campaigns for the
different candidates for president in
the primary election were all present,
and every one of them is enthusias-
tically supporting the ticket named at
Chicago. Thomas H. Tongue was re-
elected chairman of the committee.
He was empowered to appoint an ex-
ecutive committee of twenty-one.
composed of eleven members of the
committee and ten women. Several
prominent women were in attend
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-07-15

leave Immediately thereafter for
Lehman Springs, where he will spend
month reeuperating.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

Entering the Guaranty state Rank at
Allanrced at high noon yesterday and
forcing Cashier p. H. Hendrick. at the
point ~ pistols first to lie flat upon his
stomach on the floor while they calmly
collected loose cash. and then To open
the hank vault, that they might get
more loot two youths. one engaged to
le married. robbed the hank ~ e total
of ss.6iO.6s. ravcd away In an overland
ear and were later captured and spent
last night In the Potter county Jail.
pending action ~ the grand jury Their
names are y. y. Owens, Jr.. SON of "a
farmer residing on the road between
Clarendon and Jericho. and Joe kartcy.
alias John Bailey. who says his home Is
at Amuccan. Alabama hut who has
hccn picking cotton on the owens farm
since coming to Texas after leaving
the service ~ the American merchant
marine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
Former Prussian
Empress Requests
Burial in Germany
~ Associated Press.

~ Asaoslated Prses.
DoORN. Holland. Dee. 3.-Former
Emperor William has deviated but lit
tie from his old routine. He spends
his evenings generally alone In his own
downstairs apartment Yesterday he
ne took walk outside the house for
the first time In many weeks. The
former empress passed a comfortable
night and today was resting easily
She IN understood 10 realize fully that
her recovery IL Improbable and has re-
auested burial In Germany. Inmates
of the castle say this has been arranged
not 1T rotsdam, but nj some other
cherished spot NJ yet undecided. AMI
mat place will be left beside her 10,
the former emperor.
Frederick William. the former crow
prince desccnds 10 the lower part Of
the house only when urgently 0llcd
as anxious to be at the bedside n his
mother. II IL reported In the villaG'
tha, even the shadow of death has moi
healed the breach between Frederick
William and his father. When here
M goes 90 his mothers room, spendine
all the time there the doctor permits
Otherwise he prefers Ia roam through
the village and 60 motor 20 Ameronger
rather than Join his other brothers In
assisting their father Ia saw wood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
BANK AT ALLANREED IS ROBBED
AT HIGH NOON; BANDITS CAUGHT

Merry as was the actual robbery of
the bank. these self.confcssed youthful
dcsperadoes surrendered with all meek
ness. one ~ them Owens, while hiding
In a ravine two miles east ~ Jericho
having taken the procaution to thrust
his 81 calibre automatic into a rabbit
hole for fear that the posscs securing
the country Tor him might shoot u they
caught n glimpse ~ his gun. Both
men We're under arrest by 3 o'clock,
Cashier Gets out
In spite ~ the fact that Cashier
Hedrick. who was alone IN the hank
during the noon hour, locked up by
the "stick.up" men Fanile pressure
upon the door shortly after they had
lef, the building proved tina, they had
failed In their effort TO lock II and with
In twenty minutes after the robbery.
the alarm had been sproad. and posses
were cOnverging upon Allanrccd from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
THE DAILY NEWS FIRST

The Daily News the first paper readers every
morning with T0DAYS news
10 eight eighteen hours in advance the Panhandle Of
any other paper published
the only morning paper published in the Panhandle
the only paper the Panhandle supplied with The As
socsed Press Leased Wire Service.
is ToDAYS paper, not YESTERDAYS paper with its
Date Line changed the copies Of order de-
eeve It's out Of readers.
Our Motto,-TELL tho TRUTH in ell things, the
DATE LINE.
Our Am,-To help Amarillo and the entire Panhandle build
up every Worthy Enterprise. l.s t'tfsn3 ss.-aa,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

to hold up Cashier Hcdrick. first asking
him whether he had a blank note The
cashier declared that he had. and when
asked 10 fill II out Tor them. he invited
them into his office. II was then that
Kariey pointed q pistol Ia his head and
ordered him to lic at full length on the
floor.
The bandits did a hurry up Job. col.
lectlng all the cash In sight. then order.
I'd the cashier to let thom into the
vault. Here they secured more funds
but overlooked more than they secured
with all the silver Kartcy could carry
and large amount ~ greenhacks the
two then left the cashier In the vault
aud shut and. as they thought. locked
the door.
They walked coolly To their car wait.
lng In front ~ the hank. entered II and
drove away In the direction ~ Jericho.
intending. they said. 10 get out into
the brakes ana remain there during the
night and then to head for Fort Worth
where they expected to divide their
loot
Car u stopped
When within about two miles ~
Jericho. they were stopped by the car
IN which were Brown and Ashmcad.
and both leaned out and made for the
brakes. but halted when Brown began
to fire Neither attempted TO use his
pistol. although each had % auto
matte In his pockc,, They had gone
about ten miles when held up.
Both men were seen NJ the county
Jail last night by News reporter. but
both declined Ia add anything To what
they had told the officers. The man
whom the officers and owens call
Kartcy. man of small stature and
rough u spccch gave his name at the
Jail as John Bailey. and Owens. over
six feet In hcighth and apparently an
educated man. declared that the worst
part OF nc affair for him was the fear
that hb relatives near Clarendon would
learn Of his prcdicament.
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
PRESIDENT SENDS
WHEEL CHAIR AND
CANE To DISCARD
HEALTH or CHIEF EXECUTIVE
HAS IMPROVED RAPIDLY IN
PAST FEW WEEKS.
REPORT PERSISTENT
Those in Close Touch Say There Is mo-
Doubt of Iiis Ability 10 70 90 the =
Capitol without Aid. II
lie Desires.

Nv ANnNflNlfU NrNa
WASHINGTON. Dec. s.--Prcsident
Wilson wns represented today as be.
INK strongly dcsirous' of appearing In
person before congress next week To
deliver what will be his last annual
message 10 that body. He haa not yets
however. made known his plans
Roth Secretary Tumulty and Rear
Admiral Orayron. the presidents physi-,
clan. profess complete ignorance Of Mr..
Wilson's decision and u II not expected
that he will make II known until just
before congress ls ready 10 receive tho
executives message next Tuesday.
Those IN close touch with the presi-
dent have stated that his health hns
improved ~ rapidly IN the past few
weeks that there was no doubt of his
ability 60 go before congress N he d.
sired 10 d. 20. Mr.. Wilson ceased US
lng his wheel chair more than n week
ngo and II was said that he would be
alic 10 go TO tho capitol without tho
aid of either his wheel chair or a cane.
Senate and house leaders have sought
Information from the white house M
10 whether the president will receive
this year the committee usually APP
pointed at the opening day Of conkressl
formally 10 notify him that the icsis-
latlve body WIS In session and ready
Ia receive communications from the cx-
~u,ive. but is yet no reply has, been
given.
Because ~ the presidents Illness the
formnllty 81 . committee visit TO the
White House was dispensed with last
December and the. president notified
~ letter that congress was In session.
The annual message was then trans.
mItted to the senate and house by the
messenger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
HENDERSON HAS
MANDATE To SEEK
ERIN settlement
RuMORED THAT INDIRECT NEGO.
TiATIONS ARE PROCEEDING
BETWEEN BRITISH AND
DOCTOR AVOWs IGNORANCE
London Times Gives Prominence 10 Re
port. Says British Leader Il
To Explore Avenues For
Reconciliation.
NJ Associated Press.

~ Associated Press.
LONDON. Dec. i.--Thcre are rumors
In the preliminary Hobbies that indirect
negotiations ARE proceeding between
members of the government and Sim
Feiners. The London Times gives
prominence 60 the report and says:
''The rumors seem not entirely base.
less. though the precise character OF
the negotiations. II such they may b.
called. can at present only be sur.
missed
There seems to be no doubt. adds the
newspaper. that Arthur Henderson,
has at least an informal mandate 10 OK.
plore the avenues which might lea ]
Co Irish peace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
OPPOSES LOAN Of
70 MILLIONS To
CATTLE GROWERS
FEDERAL RESERVE HEAD sAyS
MONEY SHOULD BE APPLIED
TO AGRICULTURE.
PROPOSAL IS H|TCHCOCK''s
Controversy Arises Between Governor
Harding and Members Of Congress.
Wants 10 Know n lie Is Being
Tried.
by Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-The con.
gressional Joint committee hearing on
the agricultural situation developed to.
day into dispute. at times quite heat
ID, between Governor Harding of the
Federal Reserve Board. aud members
~ Congrss.
Secretary Houston. who preceded
Governor Harding, strongly opposed
projects to revive the war finance cor.
poration for the purpose Of financing
sales abroad of surplus farm products.
Present price declines were due TO re.
adjustments following the war, he said.
and he saw no solution for the problem
although the treasury department had
devoted more thought 10 Il than 10 any
other subject for the last two months
In the course of his testimony Gov.
ernor Harding said diversions OF the
$40 100000 profits OF the federal re.
Terve board for loans 20 cattle growers
would be- omrc effective than II applied
to agriculture generally. lie had been
asked as 10 his opinion on the proposal
OF Senator Hitchcock for employment
of these funds for relief.
Cattle Growers situation.
The situation OF the cattle growers.
Governor Harding said. stood by itsel,
and demanded relief The suggestion
Of Senator Hitchcock. he continued
was outside the province Of the board
and matter with which Il was not
concerned.
Governor Harding said that there
was no cause for fear on the part of
the producers that the hanks would
not do their part In the present situa.
tion.
Answering the charge of profltecr.
ing on the part Of the reserve banks.
Governor Harding said they had earn.
cd 60 per cent on their capital stock
of si00. 600. 600 and the reserve bal.
ances of banks amounting 10 $780,.
00O. 900.
Doubt that exports could he increased
unless some way was found for incroas.
ing Europes buying power and ability
to furnish requisite securities was cx'
pressed by Sccrctarw Houston. He did
not see. he AIDED. how much relief could
be- expected at this time In that way.
He had no doubt, MIR. Houston said.
that the war corporation would "fune.
tion" should Congress re.create II. but
be added:
Rumpus Arises.
"Mr Chairman. what In the purpose
IL this hoaring7" Governor Harding
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
WOMAN IS KILLED when Struck
by SANTA FE PASSENGER TRAIN
AT CROSSING ON TENTH STREET

struck by passenger train No. y. 81
tho Santa Pc. NJ the Tenth Street cross.
ing at . o'clock. Mrs. u. G. Kennedy.
30. wife of the ianitor " the Federal
building. died from injuries Received
about the hear and chest an hour later.
nj a local sanitarium. 20 which she had
been rushed In an automobile by Ralph
4. Rouse aud J. u Colthorp.
santa Fc employees declared after
the accident that AT the time the gntes
wre down and the crossing hell WIS
ringing. hut would make no further
comments. Efforts 60 locate an ESQ
witae.s,to the tragedy failed ~ - a
htr rt'ut. ' f
II IL known that Mrs, skennciv hse
ten 10 a grocery store and that she
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
SECRETARY COLBY
LEAVES FOR SOUTH
AMERICAN VOYAGE
ENJOYS or LATIN REPuBI.ICs
EXTEND FAREWELL. GREET.
INGS TO STATE DEPART.
MENr HEAD.

W hHNuftmNeu tftoHt
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-Tiainbridgo
Colby secretary of state. left Wash.
ington today for South America.
where. ns the representative ~ PrcHi.
dent Wilson, he win pay AN unofficial
visit 10 the governments of Brazil and
Uruguay and AN unofficial visit to Ar
gentina.
BEFORE his departure on the presi
Dental yacht Mayflower for Hampton
Roads on the first leg Of his voyage,
MIR. Colby met the I.atin.American dip
iomatic corps nj the Pan.American
union. where there was an exchange
of farewell addresses between IN sco.
retary and Iieltran Mathicu. tho Chll.
can ambassador. and dean Of the Lat.
in'American ENJOYS.
Mr.. Colby viii reach Old Point Com.
fort about o'clock tomorrow and viii
transfer 10 the battleship Florida. The
long voyage 10 Brazil will begin about
noon. While the secretary In nj Hamp.
ton Roads. Prcsidcnt.Elect Harding
will arrive there aboard the liner Pas
tories from Panama, but II In improb
able that the secretary and Mr.. iIar
ding win meet as tho presldcnt-elecl
plans to go direct 10 Newport News
In his farewell address Ia the soc
retary ~ state. Ambassador Mathie,
aaid Mr.. Colby would carry to tn
peoples and governments. before whom
you viii represent the eminent prcsl
dent of the United States. the clodueh
expression ~ n policy which has open
cd new and broader horizons NJ peace
and. nj the same time strengthened
ON our American continent those sen
timcnts of mutual confidence and sol
ldarity which tho American peopl'
have inspired by reason NJ mora
elevation even superior To their INA
terinl greatness"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
FortyOne Indicted
For Election Frauds
o, Associated Press.

o. Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. Dec. 3.-Forty-one
persons. including number of promi'
nent In political circles here. today
were indicted by a federal grand jury
which investigated alleged frauds In
the last primary election In the alst
congressional district. Practically al
the defendants are residents of the
Strip" district. which lies In the down
town and Pennsylvania avenue sec'
tions
Thomas y. Morgan. foreman of tn
Jury. IN handling the indictments to
Judge c. II. orr. said they were based
On the charges. chiefly against election
boards.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
JANITOR LEARNS HE IS hEIRT
FORTUNE. WHILE JABBERING ON
WHAT he WOULD DO With MILLION

good cigars and have an automobile TO
take him out In the country for week.
ends. The estate according 10 Hanson
was that ~ James Moore. AN uncle.
who died several years ago. leaving the
property In trust for the use of his
wife with instructions tina, at her death
u should be- divided among seven rela.
tivss. one 81 whom was Hanson.
Mrs Moore died recently and tho
estate which had been swollen to
nearly g. 100. 900 by wartime invest.
mcnts is about 20 be- divided, the letter
ssid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

every direction
Two men from Jericho. ore named
Brown and the other Ashmcad. the lat.
ter garage man at Jericho. met the
speeding Overland. property ~ owens,
as they were racing toward Allanrecd,
and drawing their guns. held up the
car. Both owens aud Kartey leaped out
and began to race across the prairie
but n couple ~ bullets fired by Brown
brought the couple Ia ahalt Kartey,
laden with more than 81 800 In silver.
was placed under arrest. hut while h.
was being searched Owens broke fur
liberty and made good his escape to the
nearby brakes. In which he was later
found hiding In rayine by a large
number ~ scnrchers II was Owens
who hid the gun
brought a. Amarillo
kartey was brought Ia Amarillo by
train yesterday evening by T.. y. chill
dress of Mclean and Owens was
brought through In an automobile by
Sheriff T.. = Graves. of Gray county
and W. G. Foster, constable u Me
Lean.
This In substance, iS the story the
boys told the officers after their arrest
Owens says that kartcy had been
employed Tor short time on his farm
helping him pick cotton. Hut this year
Owens declares that he went IN the
hole" on his crop. and, In view 81 the
fact that he was expecting to get mar
ried soon. considered some way uf re-
coupling lbs fortune. II was then that
the two discussed the matter ~ n hank
robbery and decided TO make the at
tempt
Planned Night Robbery
II Is said by one ~ the men that they
planned to rob the hank Thursday night
hut found tina, the officers were work
ing there late and finally went ON Il
Mclean where they spent the night
and appropriated a silk shirt at IN,
hotel ne an incident Of their visit
They then took the quiet noon hour
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
WELCOME GOVERNORS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-Gover
nors of g states and six governors
elect. together with their wives, were
given hearty welcome In this city io'
dav as they returned from the GOV
etnors' conference at Harrisburg.
They inspected the Philadelphia
navy yard. Hog Island and the Dch.
ware water front.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

. BOI.SIIEvIII SMASH .
AN0TltIsR ARMy

= WARSAW. Dee. 3.--The Bol Z
= sheviki have smashed all the de. Z
= tachments of Gon. Balakovitch
. and the remnants are fleeing 10. z
= ward Poland. some crossing the Z
y frontier near David Grodck. Z
= north of the PinHk marshes. Z
q where they were dlsarmed, ac. Z
. cording 10 last reports received Z
. here. Z
= This ends the adventurous plan Z
. ~ Glen. Halakovltch to rush to
= Moscow with n handful ~ men 4
q after arOuaing millions of peas. 4
. ants against the souvicts while Z
= On route.
. Gen. Balakoviteh II reported I
. to have disappeared hut In bc.
= believed to have reached Poland
y whore he will bc lnterned II 4
. found. In accordance with the 4
= terms ~ the Riga agreement b..
= tween the Poles and souvicts. 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
WAIVERS ASKED on
HERZOG AND HENDRtN

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-Rcports that
waivcrs had been asked on Claude
Hendrix. pitcher. and Charles buck
Hcrzog. second basement, 81 the Chica'
20 National league team. were current
tonight. President vceck of the Chica
70 club. refused to'confirm or deny the
truth Of the reports.
Herzog was one of the witnesses he
fore the Cook county grand jury which
investigated the baseball scandal and
Hendrix name also was mentioned III
connection with II.
No evidence was presented to th'
grand Jury however. according to stats
officials irnplicating either man In game
throwing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

was returning 10 her homo al 1906 Gar.
f.cld Street. on the east side of the
tracks. when she was struck. The train
crew. II h. understood In the dark
ness. did not know that a woman had
been injured and consequently did not
stop the train to offer relief.
Rouse and Colthorp. In the 'attcr's
ear. II Is said reached the crossing
few moments after passage of tho
train. picked the injured woman hr and
hurried into the city. meeting officer
Goodnight at Fourth and Polk and.
under his direction. proceeding TO ~.
Anthony's.
The body wa stunned oyer hst even.
lng 10 Blackburn and Malone, Under
takefs TO be prepared Tor burial, -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04

w Ahaocateu TteNa
MAIDEN. Mass. Dec. 3.-William
u. Hanson. a janltor, WIS telling fellow
employees at drug store here today
what he would do with the million dol
lars TINT Charles Garland of Buzzards
BAY refused when n posiman gave him
letter that told him he was heir "a
about n quarter u a million. He viii
accept the money, he said. unlike Gar
lnnd. but b. will stay at his work o'
washing windows and sweeping floors
50 that h. win have something to do
Between times he intends tu smoke
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-04
Farmer-Labor Party
Wins Place on Ballot
By Aaanclaled Press.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Dec. 3.-Thc
socialis, party has lost It's right TO u
place on the ballot In Wyoming as the
results II the November election. fall.
Ing to cast a vote equalling two per
cent of the total vote cast.
The Farmerlabor party, by polling
a vote equal to ten per cent of the
total won place on the primary and
general election ballot. official canvass
today disclosed.