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DICTATOR for Gregg shorthand three evenings
weekly; experienced only. Mr.. Hales. Stewards
business College. 1909 at.
CRAFTSMAN. topoeraphical, to leave the
country; salary, 800 per month. Scientific
vocational Bureau. 2l2 Munsey bldg. q.
ENGINEER. night: good wages and board: APP
ply to Chief Engineer. the Portland. 18th St
and Vermont ave.
ENTER q pfofesslon Of assured pernanseey.
eongenial work and nrst.e2A0 aalary-dEafu1e;
tig demand for our graduates: eumplets eogsss.
.. to D. months; IN session al year; d.Y ..
night instruction; eau learn IN sDase IT,;
start now. Cataloene On request CetanSO
school Of Drafting. 18th and 9 sts.
EXPERIENCED furnace and all-round handy
man. Apply, with references. to MI. Mcli-
benny, Carroll Electric Company. ia 1Zth o..
FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN Beginners. 500;
later, $500 monthly: write only (which po-
sition); railway. Address Box ss-R, star
ONCE.
FIVE MEN to qualify as follows: Must have
pleasing personality, ambition and educetiC
over 25 years Of age. and the kind or men VIC
desire to become managers OF our pfAneh
offices after they have shown their vaiue-
This is an opportunity to join good 1--we or
ganization. handling q live proposition. Inc
work II most agreeable. with an unus9any
large c0mpensa ton. References must SaI
close Investigation. Address Box 3oi-h' SUR
office,
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SALESWOMEN-Thoroughly
experienced in gowns and MILL
merry. Only those accustomed to
handling high-class trade need
apply. Address Box &-S, Star
Office.
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WE HAVE two positions open for experienced
stock statesmen: leads furnished: quick SELL
ing proposition: must be capable Of earning
5000 to $500 weekly; references required.
Southern Oskoai Fuel Co.. Room 1. Fireman Q
Insurance bldg. 500 7th st. NV. ~
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ARE YOU THE MAN ?


ARE YOU THE MAN?
Highly profitable, established Washington
r,anufa cturing business: sale for entire output
assured; requires q financial manager with
$500 to $1,000 to invest to act as secretary
and treasurer OF the corporation. requiring
only part time for such duties. For particu-
lars and appointment address Box 10S, Star
BOOMING HOUSE: business section; 10 rooms:
well furnished; 1-ysar lease: sacrifice ut $780,
Marshall business BROKERS. $40 New York ave
HARDWARE and house furnishings store in
busy location. Address Box IS. star ONCE. s.
ROOMING HOUsE-Good opportunity: well
furnished and located. Address Box sS-S. Star
once.
l-OHATR BARBER sHOP-Downfown section:
The J. W. Holloway Co.. Franklin sos. O.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for the right
party. Manufacturing; big paying PROPOSE
ton. with small investment Must sell imme-
diately. Address Boz 27-s. Star ONCE. Sc
BEST SECTION Of upper 14th st.. Large store
room and cellar: now doing 4 fne business;
win sell business and give long lease. or build
e sRf f sas be purchased reasonable price. Can
THE GRAND RAPIDS BRASS
will give exclusive
sales rights to an organization in
Washington prepared to sell
direct to automobile owners,
THE THULLEN SIGNAL
81 AND TAIL LIGHT.
{. Electrically controlled and
tells the driver behind just what
you are going to do BEFORE
you do it. Nationally advertised
in Motor and Motor Life. If in
terested in getting this valuable
selling franchise in exclusive ter
ritory, address
GRAND RAPIDS BRASS
i COMPANY,
Grand Rapids, Michigan. =
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PERSONAL.

CHIROPRACTIC
0sTEoPATHY OR MEDICINES. HIGH
SKILLED PHYSICIAN offers best trea ailments
for 81. Specific ADJUSTMENTS. wonderful
results. Graduate FOUR SCHOOLS. Also
hardening arteries, goitre. adenoids tonsilitis
and all difficult ailments without surgery by
special basic treatment Graduating the deep
disease and CAUSE. Diagnosis FREE. Call
or write 1105 st. NV.
THERE ARE MANY FOLLOWING GOOD AID.
vice. and this is about good and free As you
can find: Sell ladies' and mems worn clothing.
shoes, trunks, etc., to US. We are the buyers
with the doodle and freely pay out the
''mon," as there is more. and the stock grows
greater. Main 4145.
JUsTH's OLD STAND. eis d.
ELECTRIC BATHS. BODY MASSAGE (LA-
dies oniyl: Graduate nurse tcoloredl. Phone
North 1266-W. %
DIR. EVANS. NERVE AND STOMACH DFK-
cjalist-4y electric treatment 10 proving Woa.
6erfully successful. absolutely guarantee -.
lief. Consultatio free. 1877 L 1t. n. Rr. 1B7.
All MAKES PIANOS AND TALKING IA
chimes. Tuning and repairing. By expssta
Prone franklin 3l75. FRANK 4. eHU1 So
PRADFORD's DETECTIVE SERVICE, sUTTK
31e. Southere bldg. EsfabsisbeA thir3-slx
yeafs. Expert tnveatisetiepa. any IsxiHoats
ean.e, all sections. fanns: once. Ifsnk.
10: sight and Sunday. Col. 1ee< sn9 Ces
WI ARE now PAYIN0 ron "a to SIN
W1sH1NcToN CLOTHING EXCHANGE. ~
D NV. Main 2476 or drop postal.
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WANTED-HELP.
aarraWER

EXPERlENCED SALESMAN to sell well known
electric appliance; hustlers can earn from 80
70 Sio0 per week See Mr.. Brown, . to IL.
to pm. Tuesday and Wednesday. S13 14tA
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TELEPHONE OPERATING
OFFERS
$l7.W Per Week to. start
Eleven Hundred Dollars
During First Year and
Higher Thereafter.
Permanent employment; paid
vacations each year and sickness
and death bene6ts without cost.
The work j. easy to learn and
interesting. Each Office has a
comfortable recreation room and
a cafe in which the employees
may obtain three meals a day if
desired. the food being served at
cost.
Apply to Room 9O2.
US 18th St. NV.
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.
TYfIsT: white; e a day. Apply James New.
man. 1854 18th st. n.w.
f.s s1s1es T sssa
WHOEVER. With smail family. wants house.
tssPer: prefer widow. M. Tine. izs litter
WOMAN wanted to assist in store. eos Yea
w OMAN, white, for general
cook in cafeteria. Address Box
|83-S. Star Office.
WOMEN.
Learn the Real Estate Business.
A special inducement, an ex-
ira large commission is offered
you for the next three months,
with bonus.
1t need not interfere with your
present employment.
We will teach you free of
charge.
Classes will be held every
evening at S pm. in the Offices
of John w. Thompson & Co.,
Inc, 821 18th st. NV. under
auspices of the Gibson Bros.
YOUNG IADIss !c:tao.,ss., . si.ss q i.eser
asset, but inexperienced win receive thorough
training: Please can. aftefusoos ~ p.n.. Room
YOUNG LADIES. from n to Is years old,
make extra money without Interfering with
present employment; pay while learning:
some making 500 weekly. Apply Mrs: Nellie
TIN q. NV. between and pm. q
sosssl s.es sa: ss' T sssd
YOUNG LADY TO learn 6lm Inspecting.
National Personnel Service Bureau. Bond
H s'S s.5 s.P 9S, to assist dentist at eA.' 81
YOUNG LADY. eIperienced q buyiag and max.
ing hats. for position In millinery store; good
opportunity for night parry rssefsnsss REQUIRED
q phone - 81. scs4. A : '''' -' 81 ~
YOUNG WOMAN e cashier. Apply ar p. Il.
Ridgwsy Pharmacy. COsnsctacut and Flcrida
YOUNG unmarried woman. who can do plain
sewing, to woTk in exclusive stors, wsrkinE up
old embroideftes into mats end other salabie
ncrchandise; salary, $40. Address Boz SIS.
Star ONCE.
MALE AND FEMALE.
CHIROPRACTTO eCHOIAARSHIP (fesldeatl
r. 3. :sis; ssif pr'es. xdasss BOZ sss. go.
OOi.l-Essz Bk16 osa Q venea 1ef wssls q
part time - fepreesnt fn Wsshf1gtco - ss
1s6 ss 81 1sss.a. st.E ~. ". ,.'-ae''H
INsURAECs aisseea ard saIss.s.sc. wass:
Hers i ssa1s: z s'a s1sy::s $500 rs ts go
Is 1.ss. sen 81 iith &. statiss. ~
LEKKN EALE6HzN6Hf@Expe nd 11aIi
salary while IsaEning Address Bex 50. star
x e. .:;.;;,:;;;>,, .--=S---
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Terms cash.
A 10 z BUSINESS BUREAU,
5l4 18th st NV.
BUY FROM MANUFACTURER-spi over
figured velour; bargain. SIS: worth $500: wing
chairs. upholstered in combination covering
silk damask and plain velour. $27 50 up: worth
double. United Upholstering Co., 625 d st.
NV Phone Main 6674. =
VIM. And NARY dining room suite; ssed one
year. Address Box It's. Star ONCE.
FURNITURE OF three-ro0m apartment; odd
after 1850 evenings; NO dealers. 2nd door,
:02 st. ne.
BIG BARGAIN in Office furniture; large nat
desk: filing cabinets; chairs: typewriting desk.
Rear SIC st-n.w. g.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES size 81; kitchen ia
BILE. large. $50: gas iron. 81; Kitchen chairs
DE go st. NV. Apt I. s.
ICH BOX. bed and spring complete buffet:
will sacrifice; must Be sold at once. Apply at
$3.50 10th NV. LIST hoor.
NUMBER dressers, chinonfers. 6eds. springs.
for cash. Phone North 1913. :,
BANKING FIXTURES
Screens, finest -quartered oak,
h a n d O m ely carved; gri1ls,
wrought iron; glass, best plate,
frosted finish; base, Tennessee
marble. Apply Society for Saw
ings and Loans Bank, 522 18th
st. NV.
FUKNTT6kECass. cfedi1. Special alscornt
for cash. Save neney. buy at Hopwesd's. sth
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FOUND.

HoUND-Male; black body. long ,,n nsSR Rescue
white face Apply Washington Ani"1'
League. $40 Nd. ave.
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A Few
REAL BARGAINS.

KEAL DhNOhINC >.
each $500 .s4s. Is
Is dD-inch tables. drawers. heavy tops,
eatn 4t.tV
9 armchairs, revolving. oak. with
tiers, etcu 4t.OO
mahogany finish sectional bookcases Of
units. with tops and bases. each. 1896
10 oak sectional bookcases Of units.
with tops and bases, each ........... 1885
4-drxwer steel filing cabinets. letter or
legal size, olive green finish, COM
plete with idexes and folders. each 1855
30 dozen typewriter ribbons flor various
makes Of machines). per dozen....-.. 3.55
$50 boxes carbon paper, per box. 1900. 1.S5
IS dozen quart bottles ink, per do1en.... SIS
tops. each ........................ aoso
Index cards. blank or ruled. per 1.O00.. 1.SO
coin. 6at-top oak desks. each. 1900. 81 SO
The shove are exceptional bargains and are
offered subject to previous sale. 81 w.
Terms cash
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WANTED-HELp.
MALE@ConffnaeA.
CHAUFFEUR Ford delivery; must knew city,
bring references Apply Schrot Bros-, III
Louisiana ave, NV.
DISTRICT.
SALES MANAGER.


SALES MANAGER.
Having sold 10000 of a
household appliance in New
England, we now wish a District
Manager in Washington and in
other principal cities to obtain
and supervise direct salespeople.
Entire or part time. Investment
Of $3.50 to $3.50 to finance own
activities. We have developed
unique sales methods. Our man
ayers have earned from $1,000
to $4,000 a year, and we will
offer equal opportunity to men
of sufficient caliber and perse-
verance. Address Box 269-R,
Star office.
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eHOWCAJKs AND STORE FIXTURES. SAN
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
SPECIAL PRICES BUY AT THE FAC
TORY" RUsE & COMPANY. sos Low IT,.
BALTIMORE. Nd.
ONE BLCCTRIC washing mschine; 1l0-vstss:
A. @. current: nearly new; cheap for CASH.
rs 9th ct. nv.
ALBEMARLE PIPP1NS-"The Royal Apple:
made famous by Queen Victoria; finest of all
In favor; ours have the color. aroma and flavor
cold storage apples never get: best. 81 hhl-
a box. We pay freight. Albemarle Orc,T..a
Co.. Charlottesville. No. ..
OAK WOOD. sawed any length. SIS per cord.
delivereS. Call Lincoln 90 during business
hours.
FURS Of the better kind at reductions hat
mean something. Remodeling at great re-
duction; high-ciass work.
HOME FUR SHOP,
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A-t..'A passed declaring me once va
""e
Nr- Bietmarr was appointed and
Oh hereafter filed his oath OF office and
Ulel with the County Clerk his bond.
lut no does not have the Endorsement
VI the County JuiCe ~luu-oVIug the
same
The statute REQUIRES tr,t cha hands
rf df~s,r,~s Shar' hs ru.rSvsI nv tbs
county Turra ana rs,,r5s5 in fb, ,aits
If tbe Corrfy ClfrL ANA asa WITH the
Secretary of the Board Of Directors II
seems that the only attempt TO comply
with the statute was 10 have the Coup-
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having qualified as a Director. I am OF
the opinion that all sums allowed him.
gwen TO the salary for attending meet
ingS was Illegal
There appears TO be no record books
Of your meetings and the records OF
the District are meager 70 say the
least This D what is termed a public
corporation, and record should be kept
70 all iutents and purposes as near as
possible In conformity with the records
Of the County Clerk. That is, suitable
bound books should be kept and in
which should be recorded the minutes
of your meetings and the claims before
being allowed should be presented.
properly itemized, aud should be pre-
served as a part of the records Of the
Board, as this viii become a permanent
record.
Those warrants not issued TO the Di-
rectors and not allowed and ordered
paid at the meetings at which Mr..
Rietmann ana one other Director con-
stituted the acting Board, | am Of the
opinion, the Courts would sustain as a
valid claim against the District. but
the defective organization as herein
stated leaves many questions open, and
| could not recommend my of the war
rants in their present condition as a
desirable investment
| would suggest that Mr.. NJ. n. Clark
and c. c. Clark proceed to qualify as
required by statute by having their
bonds properly recorded in the office
of the County Clerk. and filing the
same with the Secretary of the Board
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been recorded la tfe d1 ers-t Coun-
r- .-e r.reee. his mentioned was i'm
s.|tntct r The r0ou.t Cu.H- 20 eStab-
I-h .re Ia1sl as " tHr District on
tile ith I1, a- November 1919 ana on
The Lath Hsy.nf February 1880 no one
having appeared 90 contest the pro-
coed nsS a- object thereto q any way,
@ default 5egrge rs usual was enter
Ell therein a]d5afssne Che orsanization
90 be legal
on the first 5ay Of June 1894 at the
request Of the officers Of the District,
4 made another examination as to the
validity Of the warrants then being is
sued. and rendered TO the Board Of Ri,
rectors the following report;
Hepuuer Ore, June l, 1894
To the Board 81 Directors Of the John
nay Irrigation District.
Reporting on the validity Of the war
rants issued hy Your Board, l beg 10
say that I have Eiytu the matter my
oSt careful consideration, and find as
follows:
That at the time OF the election Of
.sour Board Of Directors three members
were elected. including John Kilkenny.
That thereafter his office was declared
vacant for the reason that he had failed
10 qualify and Michael Kenny was APP
pointed 10 nh the vacancy. II appears
,h8t Mr. Kenny filed his bond but moth
Ing further appears from your records
until at a meeting held on the end day
at December 1919 MI. NJ. n. Clark
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DAYS when travelling, the extra day to
compensate Tor the extra day required
lu travelling. This is not permissible
under the statute.
10 Is plain that the compensation
provided by the Legislature for Direct
2f> l1 attending meetings. is $S.0o per
aA Whlte attending the meetings, and
ten cents per mile They are not en-
ttltt to hotel bills nor other expenses
while attending meetings. The purpose
OF providing for ten cents per mile as
mileage is to cover the necessary eN-
oenSe incident in the travelling.
The approving, recording and filing
or the bond as required by the statute
Is a necessary qualification Of each Of
The directors, and il is my opinion that
neither Of the Directors have ever
properly qualified. l am further con-
WINGED that in Mr.. Rietmann's case. he
has never been a qualified Director Of
the Board, and that in the meetings
wherein he n one other Director con-
Stltuted the acting Board that the pro-
eeedlngs OF such meeting were of no
effect.
In the bills allowed for attending the
irrigation Congress. 1 ind where Mr..
Rietn3nn has apparently by inadvert-
ence, been allowed by voucher No. %,
i've days at $500 per day. per diem,
which your Secretary informs me is
meant for expenses, at $500 per day,
$1,000, II 1874 miles at ten cents,
amounts TO $S9,40 and I find by voucher
No. % where he is again allowed this
identical claim. Mr.. Rietmann never
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of Directors and that they then. at "a
regular or special meeting called for
such purpose, pass % resolution declar-
ing the office held by Mr. Kenny va
cant first having had Mr Kenny file
q written resignatiOul, and that they
then appoint a successor.
That after having r~e-organlzed. you
call i'm he warrants issued up 10 the
present time, as ! understand they can
at located, n by properly passed res
oluuons issue new warrants in lieu
thereof The new warrants issued 10
the Directors to be issued in the proper
amounts as Indicated herein.
Respectfully submitted
In the minutes of the Board at its
regular meeting held June l. 1920, it
appears that it was voted to follow the
suggestions contained in the foregoing
opinion.
The rendering Of the foregoing re-
port was m. last connection in any way
with the board of directors or District
except that l refused employment as
Associate Counsel.
Recently l vas retained by a number
of the taxpayers to contest the action
Of the Board of Directors in the late
election, and | expect to be paid some
thing for my services.
Respectfully.
SAM e, VAN VACTOR.
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His Enthusiasm for Umatilla
Power Project Bubbles Over

Spencer Akers was among those who
represented the Heppuer Commercial
Club st the big meeting in Pendletou
last Saturday, and naturally he i'm
bibed freely of the "Pendleton Spirit
as it was dispersed there, and came
home all bubhling over with euthus-
iasm. He was so thoroughly inuocu
lated that he just had to break out
and the following is the result:
Columbia Grand. Columbia Great.
Why sleep so long in dormant state2
Awake thou from thy sunken bed
And show the world thou art not dead.
Your mighty strength the West doth
need;
And measured by the faithful steed.
A million times as great they say.
But still you while your time away.
AS human power is very weak.
Your strength at last hes come to seek
Though long your might has been con
cealed.
He says it o o will be revealed.
He'll hitch you to a mighty dam
Assisted by our Uncle sam.
And check you in your natural flow
And make you serve US fore you go.
1t may be wrong to treat you thus.
And let you foam and rant and fuss.
And laugh at all your antics queer
Just like a wild awakened deer.
Oh River, Of the sunset landl
Thou mighty river Of the sand!
These two great things l ask Of thee
Before you gallop to the sea:
That you will furnish power great
To all your farms your towns, your
state,
And have respect for those who toll
By soaking well their sunburnt soil.
Please pardon me, Columbia, while
| turn my face just once TO smile.
II won't, I'm sure, this mighty scheme
Revert into a Piper's dream.
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Alpine Farm Bureau Holds
VERY ENJOYABLE Meeting

Member % She Alpine Farm Bureau
enjoyed o. rszs Hle-t- aH time 90 their
regular meet aE .l tHs school house on
saturdat evenings February son. The
program vas aHe consisting OF speak
inE and singing by school children.
Recitati0Hs We-e FIveH by Ralph Fin
ley. Ars Geo. Marsy and Hernia Nor
ey. Several songs were sung by the
glee club. after which L A. Hunt save
a splendid talk ON cooperative handling
Of wheat showing the benefits to be
derived FROM cooperation ard explain
ing the farm program Of the wheat
growers After Mt Hunts talk the la
dies served sandwiches cake and cot
fee tl everyone seemed TO be perfectly
satisfied Some ten farmers siSned the
vheat growers contract Everyone en-
joyed the meeting.
Regular meeting night is the first
Saturday iu each month.
c. n NOREY.
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W. H. Cronk, resident manaer of the
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co, who has been
on the sick list for the past couple Of
weeks, is able to be about again, tho
not quite himself Mrs. Cronk was also
quite i]ndisposed at the same time, both
Of them being sufferers from the cpl
demic Of grip that has been passing
around.
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MIR. Van Vactor's Statement
CONTINUED from First Page

any ~ the respective land holders with
in the District would be held BY the
Courts to not be an enforceable Opllga-
ton against the District; that the or
ganization Of the District has never
been completed as required by the stat
ute. and that the Directors nave never
qualified, and ave no authority to or
der an issue Of warrants against the
District or 10 create or enter into any
valid or binding obligation against the
District.
regret very much that this cOndi-
tlon exists, as ! realize the necessity Of
early and immediate action with re-
spect to the promotion Of this lrriga-
ton District,
The statute, however, provides spec
inl proceedings for the confirmation Of
the acts Of the District and the Board
Of Directors may by petition, commence
proceedings in the Circuit Court Of this
County for the purpose Of having a ju-
dicial adjudication and judgment Of the
court as to the regularity and legality
Of the proceedings In connection with
the organization Of the District and
the proceedings Of the Board with ref
eronce TO contracting indebtedness or
directing the ISSUANCE Of warrants
against the District This proceeding
could be instituted and carried through
without any great delay and would es-
tablish the exact legal status Of the
present organization
Very truly yours.
The contents Of the foregoing optn-
ion being made TO the officers Of the
District
Thereafter the order mentioned hav-
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In a communication to this Office this
week, Mrs. c. c. Haynie states that the
Haynie family are very pleasantly sit
uated in their new home at Fairfield
Idaho, where Mr.. Haynie has charge
Of the Security National Bank Of thar
city as cashier.
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Roy Neill was in Heppner from But
ter creek Friday. He found it pretty
hard travelling by jitney over the slop
Ply and muddy roads in getting to town
and on account OF the storm Friday
evening was compelled to remain over,
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c. D. Morey was in town from lower
Sand Hollow on Tuesday and reports
that many Of the farmers in his section
are now busy blowing. Much Iii has
fallen in that locality and the present
crop outlook is good.
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B. Tessler, who has been conducting
a sale of army and navy goods at the
Gilman Building in Heppner for the
past month, shipped out what stock he
had left on Tuesday, going from here
to Portland
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AS usual about this time Of the year,
W. got a communication this week from
our good friend, W. c. Lacy Of Portland
which was accompanied by a couple
Of dollars to move my subscription up
q peg" the letter said. Nj. Lacy ex-
poets TO be absent from Portland FOR a
while, and viii 60 to Sunny California,
we presume, TO recuperate, for it is a
strenuous life W. c. lives these days.
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LOST.

Two heifers branded TIL connected on
left hip; ear marks, crop of the right
m a round hole in the left. Informa-
ton will be appreciated by H ]. Hay
ward, Monument. Oregon.
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II ERE is a really BIG picture. A rousing,
STIRRING picture. A ROMANTIC pic.
ture. A story that sweep you up out of
your hum-drum life and carries you off to sea and
marvellous adventure of the kind that thrills you
through and through. To fight with strong, silent
Elmo Lincoln against the perils of mutiny on the
high seas-to fall in love with a beautiful woman
and sacrifice liberty for her sake-to make a mir.
aculous escape from a fetid dungeon of a southern
and become master of a colony of wild
beach-combers and conquer them by might of
brain and fist and then-to save the one woman
from a terrible fate in the midst of a red revolu-
ton.