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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-06

an agreement mutually satisfactory.
Failing to agree, the matter will be
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Board"
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8rnnbciscntbnms %crfGnfc.

Scit letter 8ohc iullr6cn i'm Ncs
cnrocr,N(n,tc bon @aSconobc Goultn
folQcnoc @rumOeiQentbums ucbcr'
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SSobn q. @ronnemmn, 80 slder bci
@oscono0c, $4,000; 6ronf Rcper IL
9l. at Geo. Meper, Quit Gloirn 9een
ouf Got as, Wfarft Strabe in Scr
mann, ST; Iorcel1us Struggles al
2orliS Sill. Cots 5 lu,o 6, 8lf. 16
@asconooe, $1725; Sp. ". 2obmcp
rr an @blu. q. Seiemann, 229 Slider
nobe 8lono, $4,000; Gbw. @. Seie
mam on Sernt. 2ubmeper, 40 Ife,
nobe gecmont, $500.
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gCljrers& s&cri riOn1mlnna.
yCGrcr bcratbcn iibcr uCridDicOcnC Gr.
iicbnnos @SrublcmC mnb lr0Cn
Frutcit gcNcn SiC ullnit
&ia" Gin.

Die Yrbrrr NrrionuIllm9 Sic
lcBtcn Som&toQ in NInnO nbQcbnten
mltrOC mar nidt uur pon Den Scbs
rcrn 0cs iI0lid)cn Ebcilca lmicrc@
Golnm'a gut bciuht, ionOcrn olh
sic Niirgcr Nlon0'a rmO l(m8c8cn0
Dottcn iih 5ublrcid 5u 0crIclbcn elns
gcIlutOcn.
Mcbrcrc filr 2cDrcr lu1o Gltcrn
micbtiQc YrobIcmC murOcn brlprohen,
bcionocrn sic Grooltirlmg pon SNu-
lcrn Scr GrimGr Sdulen mo mic
mcit bicic in ibrcn Stl0icn Iort3c,
ihrittcn icun che Il: 9lufnobmc III
hic @o6i6uIc iinNCn ioIItcn. 6l'r
Schiilcr sic cine Giitriftidulc bent
den ocrcn Shultcrntin penl9cr oils
s Wtnnotc bctrdgt mllroc por0cld)lo-
ocn 0ob OieicIbcn mcbr ais jlpct
SATIRE in GloIic 81 pcrblctbcn lolltcn,
WtcbrCrc boa ShulipItcm bctrrf.
fcn0e nctc @cictUorlo0cn tomcn 5'lr
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Goln1tu Init Bill, Die 9c9enm0rtI9
por Der StoutS 2CglaIatltr 'Nmcot'
Sic 2cbrcr crfl6rtcn iih clnltulllIll8
ococn sic glnnobmc Oicicr ,@clcG.
pprlooc, bu OicIcIbc &clncapc0a N'c
Giltriftihll 6ro9c lGiCn miro llllo
sic Sdulcn IN Sen flcincrcn Nrts
ichoftcn un0 St1Otcn lmnb'CQpor
ich6oiocn miirbe. GbrnTolIS m''roc
sic Gill III ibrcr icti8cn @cltolt Orn
Sd,ulcn fcinc gr0Bcrcl @cl0nlIttcI
3ufiibrcn ais Oicic jctt crbolten nm
ocsbolb ocrcn 9lnuobnc nlNt 5l'
enrpfe6Ien ici. oo Nic @eIctDorlo9e
fir bic ietigc 0iitritt Or9o1lNot'ol'
,n1r no6tbcilig wirfcn milroc.
tSolgcnoc 2ebrcr wobntcn ocr %er'
ionutIltno bel:
;frl. M2clbo 2idtc, bon &olehpo;
IorcIt Gidtc. g. $, goettder 5. VI.
9obmepcr. 6. 8. SnoOeraSS, 6rls.
Qpbio S2uettcr, Gliie 2i6te, Suloo
Sidlt, Maottie Sotterfielb ltno G0el1o
Weid,eI, bon glonb; SRI. Stello 0re.
ipca, bon gop; 6rlS. @aegie Wstd)el
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6ermaun &c., 6reia9, Den II. 6ebruor, 1921
,Suacnblidc SnnamitCridDc.
gSulltcn iidD Scu slucifclbaitcn uSpaR"
crlanbcu 2e6rcr nnS Sdliilcr
Der Spdlidlnlc bnrdl cine
Sgnumit GrpluiiOn Sn
cridrcfen.

Gem miBgIilftcn &crilth IN Sen
@ciit bon 0pnonlit 3u Qclon8cn, lit
eS bicIGc;ft 81 ocrhonfcn Dab mir
nod Elm SoGihuI,@ ,@cbGu0c bobCn
1mN 56iRcr lmO 2cbrcr lid 0orin
nod nit Sen conplcrCn SSro0cn
ser bGbcrcn @iiicniboit obmilben
fGmcn, um0 oicicni0cu mcld)c sic
@cIohr crfonnt hottcn in lnCldcr lie
ihmCbtclL utbmCn Crlctdtcrt ollf
noh6cm man sic onQcbcnocn Gnno-
nitcrid)c crlpiidt ul0. hoffcn mir,
6nrth cine mnbI9Cbrohtc 9Ippll5Irln1g
lnQcbranntcr Nol3nihC, bclchrt bat,
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Dummc SNmQcnS lit.
g8Gbrcn0 ser 2lbpCicnbcit 0cS
Nrin3ipols ser Nod1idlulC, mltr0c ci-
ncr scr 2cbrcrtnncn ollrd, cincn III.
rer Sdiiler oCrrotbcn, DOB mehrcrc
Gdiilcr pcrilthtCn in OCn @CiiB bon
Spnomit 81 gclonqCn. 9toh Der
9tiidfcbr beS Erin3ipol$ Mott6crpS,
mllr0e 0ieIcr Ooriibcr lntcrri6tct
lmO Inn gcIong c9 bon cinCnt Scr
Gdlijlcr 0os GcItGn0niB SIT crIon0cn.
onB cr bcrIud,t hobe 0nnonit 5ll
fol,icn, bod ridt IN Scr glbiidlt No&
Sd)uIgcb1lt6c in sic 2rit 81 lprcn-
Qcn. 0crIcIbe cr3Ghltc mcitCr, OoIf
CT ln,N 5pci onbcrc Sdijlcr i'd lntr
0cn SpoB crloltbcn mnlltcn, bic nr'
6crcn Sdil(cr 81 eridrcfen. Sod
ser @crobrc0lmg hGttc or cin iehS
biz oft 3on Gnngcs Stiif 0nnonltt
.lnh 3iinhIdpurr bciorNcr 'oI(cr. Sic
ic8 iol1tc Damn I'M @aiencnt 1ultcl
Dem &ofI6ulQcbGuoc plo5irt mcr0cn
Ser 3mCitC Sdiilcr mar bcultftro0t
sic 3iin0idmtr 5u le9Cn lm0 Die Nrf
0obc 6eS Qrittcn i'm @lulNc 6c'ton(
horin 0cn 3iinofo0en in @rotN 81
iebcn. G8 io(tc nur cin oricii0c'
SpoB" icin. IS lei jcNod lmm60
lid gcncicn ooS Gpnonit 81 crlo>l
gen.
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bctrciicnocn 5driiIcr bon bcm %or
foU lmtcrrihtct lmO c@ 0iclcn iibcr
IoiIcn, ouf i0rc cigcnc 9lrt lmo S&ciI
ihrcn DoffumQ&poQcn Spr6blinQcr
sic 2uit 5ur @icOcrhohmN G6nIidc
tollcn Strcide 81 prrtrcibcn
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in GBamOiS acitUrbcu.
g&m. lfcncr, iriibCr in 0turriiOn
mObnbnft, I'M 9lltcr uOn 67
Snbrcn aus Dem yCbcn
gcidliCSCn.

,Sr GDuuloj3 lit OH 0icnato8 leg
ter g&oGc g&iIbcIm Mcpcr, irijbcr
in abortion lDobnboit, in 9lltcr bon
CT @yQbrcn gcitorbeul lu0 mlroc oul
IonncratoQ IN Gbon1oi5 becrOi9t.
Der gScritorbcnc Der in @arrcn
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5orlncr mobnbait, no CT cine groBc
@ottoln Iarm beioB, bic er OcrtollTte
uno Oann no1 Morriion ilbCriieOcItc,
no cr IS Sabre mobntc un0 bor
mcni9cn Sobrcn no6 GbonolS llber
iic0cltc. @r mar 0fters ein gcIuhcr
llnierer Stuot mo er Oiele Srcunoc
31bltr. Gr binterl0Bt iCinc SSlttpc
m0 fcine &inoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
@cindJt Tciucn @cbnrtaort.

3. @cn WG6c, bpn Gblco0o, bcfin,
oct ith icit mcbrcrcn So0c1 bier oIS
@oIt bon GbriIt, ShlcnOcr lm0 So
mile. Scrr Wtidc murbc in Scr
mann geboren oils Sobn bon Sohn
g. Mife. eines ser critcn Nlniichlcr
1unIcrer Stoot. 2ettcrcr Scr in Den
SSSabren 1860 Bis 1870 bier mobntc
mor I. 3. IoItuneiitcr, Stobtidrcibcr
gl,ftionotor lm0 S6ullcbrcr III IN.
1cren StGot6en. Scrr Wfthc Der
hicrbcr fom Inn ieincr oltcn Sci.
mothitobt Cincn @cIu6 ob5uItattcn
crlernte in ieincr Sltgc1o bier IN
Scrrn s6GenNcr's @erbcrci sic lid
ouf Dem @runhItiifc hcfono, ait
Incident iih icbt ou$. &obnbons ocS
Scrrn Gl1rQuit @obIt bcfi1Nct, ooS
@crbcrbon6mert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
%crbanSlun9eu Ser 51itcn rcgnlGrcn
Sagnng Scr Stuatss2c9islatnr.

&or Ocll 5ltltIn0iQCn Moua .&on1l
tr fono GonnerStoQ 2IbcnO Elm Ner.
66r ii6Cr Bic pom ct. 2OltiiCr 5Ocr
Gontitc bcontrogtc @onoclbilNcr.
Gcniur ltott. &trtrctCr 0cs &onlitca,
0orllntcr scr %oriiter 0cs &e9iaIo.
tllrs&onitCa, 2llnuoIt =. 9. =.
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observation-disclosures iprod)cn SIT
@luitcn ser &orIogc, ibre @rilnoc
fiir eine Gcniur borlc0enO. Sdnci.
ocrbobn lcgtc bor, BOB Die &orIogC
cine jlbrIihc 9Cluilligung bon SOL
O20 fiir Die 0rci Gcniurs&onlnliliGrc
criorocrc llnb OoB bieie gllislo9c
Dltr6 oic &i6cns9Cbiibrcn mcit gut
genlo6t mitroen. SSn SCnniplpanio,
lpo cin ocrorti9es GcIet in &roft lit.
Ieicn bci nicbrieen 2i5ens9cbilbrcn,
oIS fiir ARiiioltri norgCidlogcn, i0br-
lid run0 $4,000 bcrcinnobnt nor
ben. gtcben Senniplbania bitten
Sbin, MtorpIun0 lm0 &onIos bcrcitS
cine berortige Gcniur. ct. 2p,lis
ollein bobe rltno S5 @anoelbil0Gr.
tbCater. @r DerloS cine 2iltG bon
Is 9iI0crn, sic in 0cnninlponio
ourf bie Gcnillrbcb0roc ncrbotcn, IN
ct. 2ouiS obcr ollf9cfiibrt morbcn
lcicn. Sdnci0crbabn perluicS aud,
sornllf bob biC GCtitionen lnt Gen.
lltr in WtiilDltri ilbCr 10000 9tomcr
ouipieien. Gum S6lltiic bot CT, ga
fir bCiorgt SIT iein, oob bic &orlnG,
l,idjt mic in bcr lcbten 2c0iSIotln
pl0blih pcridmiilbe. @igcl, 8oriibcr
ocs Souss s&pnlitcS, crflGrtc, 0aB, 10
peit nod fcine @nnbclbiloer. Sobri
faptcn uody Sbcoterbeiitcr Ii6 bcin
&omite gemeIoct b1tten.
Sym gluftrogc Scr MiiIoltri SSor
mcrs 9liiociotion reihtc s. q. &uo
ion BON Columbia, Ro., bel beiber
SGuiern Der Se9isIotur einc 2ono
.Sorlage ein. 0ieielbc i6off
einen StrabenbiItrift in ieoem Goun
tp oeS Staates, in Dem feline Stao.
bon mebr oIs 250,000 @inwobnerl
liegt. glud bie 16 Counties mi
Sopnibip. Organizations, iin6 ousec
nommen. SSeoes Gountp ion in Orc
@ablbiItrifte eineetbeiIt neroen, BOZ
! Jortietling ouf Seite 81
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Is as ston q b c.

6rla. G0no SSndii6 mO Seoo
&omoro bnbcn Die 2citlm0 Oca Gcn.
trol Sotcl iibcrnonlmen ooS bis Dor
arr5cnt bon 6rou SSm. Slate &C
fiibrt lullr0c.
Nus Den ShifiSboubofcn onhlcr
mur6cn an Somsto9 mteOer cine
gln3ohl 2lrbcitcr aus bent Glen't
cntlaiicn.
Trl. emma Moorc, mclde II,
Ncrmom bcihGfti9t por 1T micoc1
ms GItcrnbouS 3prilf9cfeDrt.
g(nton GppIc 1ub Eodter, SRI
Gloro, uorcn om W}ittrpof in Scr
mann.
Gco. SoI5mann pom ScffcrIoT
Gitp 6cfono ii6 Iebte G8ode bciu6s
mciic bier.
Or. 9(ug. Smitb, bon Sernonl
wor lebtcn Srcito9 in 9erllfsQc'd,of
ten bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
Sieb pun Der Sullluntf bcfullc'
infulsc ciues y0nnSbiiIes.

Gin onocblid toGGcr @uno ner1'r-
Iod,te etnc 9onif inter Der @icbberoc
bcs Tbcobor &oclling out oellelt
sSorm nobe TotSbom, llnO oerllr'
foftc bcn @crlrit elmer viii itno cts
ncS Gdofcs, oic bon bent Srnoc
ocbiIIcn purocn 1no bolO onrai''
oae Spmptomc ser SoGlmutb 5el9tcn
70 oob sic bciocn Sbicrc actootct
mcrben n1lbten. Gin Ebieror5t oeS
itootlidcn 9lferbn, 9cporten1ents'
Scr cine llntcrIuduna unitelItc, tono
bos beioc ser Sbicrc, otc mo1l &C.
tobtct botte, bon Der EoIlmutb bctai'
len morcn, 1nb bcridrieb |erb''
t,lnesmittcl fir hus anoere %lep ar
bent A. 3. nod feline Son1pton'e Del
Sollmutbeefobr bemertt muroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
Subn Slnctih uad) LANCER 9runfbcit
ocitOr6cn.
g4nr Elm bcfanutcr Silrgcr nnIcrcs
GOnntps nnb crfUlarcidDer gauo-
luirtb Der SmisS 9tah'
baridJuft.

Eio6n 5luctih, bon nobc Srpi$s,
lit ont lctten 6reitu8 iln biciigcn 2r.
Soffncr Soipitnl nod l1n8crcr
Gronfbcit inn glltcr bon 62 Sobrcn
Qc1torbcn Der 2cidnom mltr0c ON
Som8tog nod ser 8obnung ocS
3cr7torbCncn nobc Sni8S 9ebraht
lm6 an lRontog ouf bcm cpan9cll-
i6cn &ir6bofe in SmiSS beltottct'
mobci %oItor q. ShmicHcn onlttrtc.
Ger Qobin9clhic0cnc mllroc III
I$a0rc 1858 0eborur lmN pcrcDclldte
lid ilu Sabre 1881 nit Sri. Nlnno
2ucfc. Gic junQcn Glclcllte licBcn
lid uuf Ser 6luctih 6orm bel S>plSs
nie0cr, luo biCIclbcn bclt0n0l9 moDll
ten 1u10 sic 2onopirtbld)oft nut ntcDr
| ul9 Qcp0bnlichem GrIol0c bctrlcprn
%or mlr meniQCn &o6Cn Itorb ok
trcuc 9cbcnSQefGbrtin. 9(uh ocr
O}ottc mar ihon icit l0n8crcr Set
lcibcn0, infoIQe bon &crlcbln1Qcn OH
cr bCim 0lrhQcbCn iCincS @elpon
ncs ollf Scr 5orm crlittcn bottc, lml
pur0c Dor mchrcrcn SSp6en mad
@ofillcr'8 S1oipitnI Qcbrodt nm clnc1
Operation lid 81 untcr5ichcn. VI
mar Elm trcues WtitQlic0 Der eponge
liidcn ct. Sobonnia 8elncinoe nol
Srpiss, 5u ocren @riinOcrr uno @or
Itcbcrn cr 3GbIte. Gs ilberlcben ib1
8luci I0htcr, 6rls. @tathilOo I'M
GSoo 6luctid,, ionic Elm Sobr
Ihcooor ,5iltctid, oIlc III SptS
mobnboft, ionic folQcnOc @cld)lpiltcr
9lnorcoa 3. 6luctid) Uon Smt"s
GbriIt. 6luctih Don Scrnnonn I'M
IIrou G}uItop Sell bon tSirit Greet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11
S,crmaun Ganopuit Nu. 3 crfGbrt
&crGnbernng.

Go3 Noit GCportcmcnt bat Iols
ocnoc @crdn0crrnQ iijr II. 3 ocS
HonOpOit Gicnitc5 on0corOnct, oic
ou1 t6. Tebrl,or III Strait trrtcl
miro. @cQinncr0 III MrrMom miro
4Soitbotc Gcro. MonicL, foI0cnoc1l
N&c1 ciuihloQcu. &om FoItontt illO.
ucltl. bis SIR Stoot0rcn5c IA Wfct'
lie, Iii0mclt. bis Stocbr'@ 81 Ntcl.
len; iiiNlucItI. bis Ccblcr, 2.6 Wfci.
lrn; iiiOpcItl. lunb nor0ncItl. bis
1Trpnnn'a Gdc, Al WtCiIcn; iitopcltI
bis 0ocfcr'a Gfc, 2.S AltCilen; moro.
mrItl. bis @rnnot's GdC, is Wtctlc;
nor66Itl. bis StoIpc, 2.5 lno 3 Wtci.
lcn 5urild. Damn 2.S Ntcilen moro
6Itl., Iiio6Itl. lnb noro0ItI. noh @cb.
Ter 81 MCilCl ltnb 5ltrild nah Scr.
morm, ~ lReilcn, in 8an5cn 3Z
Mcilcn. Gic Rortc miro lm talur
cinc bolbe Wtcile perlirgCrt, bod
miro bic @crGnoerun9 ntebrcre Sd
milicn Die ictt bon MorriIon aus
bcbicnt mcroen in Scrcidl Ser Ser
nlom Ioutc 3 bril1gCn. EoItbot'
Sonicn's SulGr Oos biSbcr $105C
bctr,to, miro oltf 5000 crbGbt mcr
NCn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-11

linb Gertrude Smitb, bon Canaan
SRI. Dora ghlnlep, bon SWenSotnf
llnb gountp Superintendent u. D.
Wonn, bon Sermann.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-02-17
HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL
DEBATING TEAMS WIN
Unanimous Decision Given Local Teams
at Both Condor and Heppner In Con-
test of Wednesday Evening.

The Heppner high school debating
teams have succeeded in carrying off
all the laurels in the two contests in
which they met teams first from lone
and then on last evening from Condor
The local team was awarded the unani-
nous decision of the judges at Condor
and Heppner, the affirmative team,
consisting of Margaret Woodson and
Audra Grogan, going over to Condor
where they met the Gillian county high
school team, and the Condor team, En-
ma Smith and Virgil Rogers, met
Heppners negative team, Roland Hum
phreys and Elmer Peterson, here,
A large audience greeted the debaters
at the high school auditorium last eve
ming, and they were treated to first
class handling of the subject, Resolved
that the principle of the open shop
should be adopted in the industries OF
the United States" by the contenders
for debating honors in the state debat
ing league The young people from
Condor were accompanied by their in
SlruClOT, MTS. FiSNHtlt anu tlAS llidilllSl
in which they handled the subject for
their side shows them to be well coach
ed, but the Heppner boys were able to
convince the judges that they had the
best Of the argument and the decision
went to them
Word received from Condor is to the
effect that Miss Woodson and Miss
Grogan sustained their position so we'll
as to in like manner get the unanimous
decision Of the judges over there. Their
opponents were Leonard Crawford and
Alton Johnson. They were accompanied
on the journey by Miss Palmateer who
has their training In charge.
This gives the Heppner teams fairly
good start in the interscholastic debat-
ing contest, but they have yet other
laurels to win before the goal Of rep
resenting the district in the big finals
at Eugene is reached Our local pride
prompts us to the hope that they will
keep up to the standard thus far set
and be able to win out in the end.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-02-17

Curtis Vaun, the Boardman wrestler,
who has been in Heppner for some time
past, has made a match with vim John
son of Condor and will wrestle the lat
ter in that city on Saturday evening.
A match has also been arranged be-
tween Vauu and Glenn Hadley of Hard
man, and will be staged at the Star
theater in Heppner on Friday evening
February 25. This gives promise OF be
ing very interesting match Both
parties are in excellent trim and will
put up all the fight there is in them
A number Of fast prelimnaries have al
so been arranged for this occasion
Hadley has beaten all comers so far
and he will receive strong backing from
the fans of his home bailiwick,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-02-17
PIT. ASSOCIATION OF
DISTRICT NINE MEETS

on January 20. a meeting Of the Pa
tron Teacher Association was held at
Lone Tree schoolhouse. II was voted
to buy a gasoline lamp for the school
house. The lamp has since been pur-
chased The matter Of joining the state
PIT. association was also discussed.
After the regular business. a program
consisting 0f several musical numbers
and recitatons was given. 4 social
hour followed, during which all pres
ent enjoyed refreshments consisting OF
coffee. cake and sandwiches.
On February 3, despite inclement
weather, q large crowd gathered to at
tend an extra meeting Of District No, Q
PIT. Association. At this special
meeting the two main features Of the
evening were the reading Of the Lone
Star Times and a debate. The paper
interested old and young alike. While
you were yet laughing over the latest
joke on your neighbor, you heard one
little better on yourself. The topic
Resolved, That there is more pleasure
in pursuit than possession, was ably
debated By both sides, under the com
petent leadership Of Dwight Misner and
Phil Doherty. Social hour and refresh
ments followed.
District has another PIT. Associa-
ton meeting on February II at Lone
Tree school house. You are invited.
R. " v
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-02-17
HEPPNER OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1921.
FIVE GREAT NEEDS OF
HEPPNER PRESENTED
Held at New Hotel With Large Num-
ber of Men Attending.-Father and
Son Meeting Next Month.

Eighty-four men gathered at Hotel
st. Patrick on Monday evening for the
luncheon Of the Brotherhood, and to
hear what the program committee had
to present concerning the FIVE greatest
needs of Heppner
President Howard NJ. James was In
the chair and presided with dignity.
seeing to 1t that no fellow consumed
more than his allotted time in present.
In his subject and keeping the machin-
cry Of the affair moving smoothly. The
hand entertained during me luncheon
ceived deserving applause. A number
of speakers were introduced to bring
before the meeting five Of Heppners
greatest needs, but there was apparent
ly no limit to the number Of great needs
of This community.
Prof. James led off and handed out
what he thought was five of the great
est needs-we believe four was as far
as he got when he was called by the
time keeper. Frank e. McMenamin, E.
L. Berry, A. NJ. Phelps and E. NJ. Shut
produced their lists, dwelling in part
on some Of the items presented by Prot
James and adding others which ap
peared to be of equal Importance,
These needs included provisions for
Fairgrounds, cooperation, the band
law enforcement, roads, electricity. club
house for boys, curfew law enforce
ment, public camp grounds, library
moving Of depot to Heppner, cleaning
up the burnt over district, improving
Of cemetery grounds and getting water
on the hill at the cemetery, improving
the efficiency of the city fire depart
ment, etc, and had time permitted
doubtless numerous other needs
would have come to the front.
The playground need, however. has
taken concrete form and a committee
was appointed to report on the FEAST
bility of this undertaking. Chairman
James has appointed on this committee
E. NJ. Shut B. F. Sorenson and J. W.
Heard.
A motion was made and carried that
the Brotherhood endorse the county
fair and this organization is now on
record as standing behind the fair for
the coming fall.
The March meeting of the Brother
hood will be father and son luncheon,
when each member is expected to bring
his own or some other mans son along
as his guest. 1t is planned to make
this very interesting occasion and the
program committee is expected to be
busy from this date forward in prepar
ing suitable entertainment.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-02-17
"Once To Every Woman
To Be Seen In Heppner

American theatregoers who revelled
in the dramatic wealth of THE Heart
of Humanity" and capitulated to the
qualities of THE Right TO
Uappiness" are doubtless of the opin-
ion that in these two photodramas DOR
othv Phillips and Allan Holubar, star
and director, have reached the heights
of screen perfection. But the pubic is
asked to reserve its final verdict untl
it has had a view Of "Once to EVERY
Woman" the newest Universal
uper-produotion, coming to the star
Theatre on Saturday.
The popular appeal of "Once to bV-
erv Woman" Is heightened because II
deals with everyday people ana treats
of n theme that is as old as humanity
Mother love is its keynote, and 1t shows
the utter vanity Of worldly ambition
when not founded on human affectlon.
Miss Phillips first appears as a schooi
girl, the daughter of village black
smith, who, because of her good looks
and sweet voice. is the pet of the ram
lly, She accepts the sacrifices of her
parents and sisters, and when visitor
from New York offers to send her
abroad to have her voice trained she
leaves home with no regrets,
After many dramatic episodes she
finally reaches the goal of her ambi-
tions--the creation of the star role In a
new grand opera in New York Her
humble home and family are forgotten
Then tremendous shock causes the
loss of her voice Her newfound friends
and admirers leave' her, In her moth
er's great love she finds real happiness
at last.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-02-17
U. S. Public Health Service
Makes Survey of This County

In Morrow county there are SO per-
sons, So men and 20 women. who are
dependent on the county. There are
also 6S children, AZ boys and 21 girls,
who are overage for their grade in
school
These figures are taken from an Ore
gon state survey OF mental defect, de-
linquency and dependency, just com
pleted by DR.. Chester L. Carlisle OF the
United States Public Health Service.
This survey was made at the request
of the Legislature and was conducted
through the extension division Of the
University of oregon, The informa-
tlon for this report was obtained from
Oregon citizens.
In dealing with children who are
backward in school, the report dis
closes the fact that the greatest num-
Der are backward because of mental
defects. and mental dullness. The num-
ber affected in this way is 26, Is OF
whom are boys and II girls, 2l child
rem are behind because of physical de-
fects. the most serious defect being un-
acknowledgment. This is the cause OF
the backwardness of five general III
health OF four, defective sight, three
and bad sexual habits, three. Other
nhvsical defects are under-nourishment
defective hearing defective teeth, ana
throat troubles. Nine children are be-
hind their grade in school because OF
parental troubles two from loss OF par
ents and seven from irregular attend
ance in school
Environment conditions form an
other class OF reasons for which these
children are backward in school four
live AT long distances from school, ana
one entered school late. Two are re-
tarded because Of carelessness and baa
bobIts two because OF frequent NOV
ing and one has been kept home 70
work
Deficiency is the main cause Tor de-
linouency in Morrow county according
to this report. 2S persons, Sc men ana
women. being dependent for TINS
cause Four are dependent because oil
mental deficiency, one because OF insah-
ity.one epilepsy, one is crippled ana
twentv-four are dependent from other
causes.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-02-17
|. O.0.F. TO MEET IN DIS
TR|CT CONVENTION HERE
Lodges of umatilIa and Morrow Coun-
ties to be Represented in Large Num-
bers.-Seyeral Teams to Enter Con-
tests.

An event of Importance in the history
of Oddfellowship in Morrow county will
occur in Heppner on Friday and Satur-
day, February 25th and 26th and it
gives promise of being the largest
gathering of the three-lnk fraternity
ever held within the confines Of our
city, or county either, for that matter.
Every lodge in the district, which com
prises Umatilla and Morrow counties,
is expected to be represented here by
large delegations, and many teams will
enter the contest for exemplification of
the work in the second degree.
There will be presen several officers
of both the Grand Lodge and Grand En-
campment.
We are informed by members of the
committee of Willow Lodge No. Sc OF
Heppner whose guests the visitors Will
be. that the officers of the convention
and the committeeman will have every
thing in readiness by the middle of the
coming week to properly receive and
entertain all visitors.
There is to be a banquet on Friday
evening. preceding a special meeting OF
Cayuse Encampment No. 40 for the pur-
pose of comforting degrees. The degree
team of Umatilla Encampment No II
of Pendleton will take charge of the
initiation of all candidates present.
Because of the lack of room for car
ing for such a crowd the |. o. Q. F.