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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
REL IS; 4TE F0R RENT
Apartments and Flats


ADULTS Seven rooms, bath, heat. water;
Mad!EsSSrn ;'sSE.V ''"'"s''"'s possession
APARTMENT FOR RENT-Fivc rooms
Rent; 81 SO .yyr month Foss 49,.
A NH ,o,, isi. Fog fnyIhef Information
ArARIMhNT-2 rooms ana bath. com.
hg,StiS -ni au, Wn linn motern
sIon immediately Privilege RENEWING
lease hrs, September, Randolph i2Ss.
NIi ialrNaTH ,ostW rooms for rent Cal!
ArAkrMENTs, From room and bath to
I,, looms raa,. and Sgaih: central ana West
now and $anlemhtr a"t See @' The r"ssSlls"
t lie! M Tm onr o''iqS H., M@r3on g Thalnm.r
FLOYD AVE. furnished HAT. modern. 3
months Houeyud 2732..l.
f9K NhNt furnished, Groom bath aud
Dies. t2N z5l. rho pisratcM " "'.
FOB Rent rooms kitchene,tc aud
or address l;oX 6l6. the Dispatch
FOR REST, four rooms upper nat, ,cnt
55y3"S'inIa '..i1 sevc" Pines car line. stop
FOURTH STKEET-- Eliaahcthnu Ap,r;-
raSn and na,n ff" r"a,n . f"nn,ainms
na;h roont. EitShanS,'ttSs ''S and na nl
"''1,S'on .IIrp'"mnrr fians and fun
%
n.meL second hoor E.gsi National Bauk
FuENisuEp ArAKTMENT for rent.
furnished boulevard sSiio5 ". N''''''
GlNTEE PARK rive rooms. partly FUR
M,,shsd, ~" hnths. shower. garage. $40.
l'honc boulevard i2aa-Ji. ICONS
GEAIE. "; i2e-for rent, nlt 30. / Nrst
AUGUST; can ,hcu bc rcnt.d from aySi.:'
t,h"n@ Madison S.. "r call io!2 East
GROVE AVENUE-Wostchc An.rt-
m'nis . rooms. kitJh"ncttc and bath
n,ggyMH r;ngorcd ana painted. cali Ran
HAMPTON COURT Two rooms. Kitchen
Gi,c anh bath, beautifully furnished in
i idi,,irc,m Cur o ,"n'I,,IG anartmenl'
Houlevard s7s or Madison isI7
hNMrToN Court VIII rent chcai for
Joy ana August; Furnished apar;ncnt.
two rooms kitChcntttC. bath, private
porch. H'recn,t hrs, floor. s;!cndli-'
iin,iSd ~ 20 Hae hc."is or couples C!ll
sunday
MAlN. ~; ifia i-2-Fiat OF four rooms
and bath '"r rent, Possession at once.
MONUMENT AVENUE. west ~ the Rou'--
Thorourhiy motcrn roas.sslSm Scp'SiI'-
Ea Il "T oa s" Of H M%,o 6% PREDETERMINED
second floor. First National Bank Bu.ld-
NJ ~ ~ - ~ f. Mni'ib s"fuun, .
IAN ln5lh, apartment Phone Boulevard
a5l-j
STORES We have Broad Main and side.
street stores for rent. Gordon T.. Straus,.
% sIS1-- isn-, Main str.c,
THIRD. : lO5--Furnishcd Housekeeping
Tat: summer ratcr.
| THIRD ST. ;. IL Flat rooms. and 2
basement rooms, modern ana in good
condition. $3.50 per month. Possession
~ once.
| v EsTCHESrER APARTMENTS-Vcry at
trdct.yc, all outside rooms, with large
ipryh, In Ane condition. rooms.
htchen"ttc and bath. large hall. Pos
session at once or September l. CAL
Madison 1913.
business Places for Ecni az
! GRACE ST. EAST-Modcrn store. Phone
| boulevard ib0-J. or Madison 6I25.J.
| IL WHAT you want Isn't offered on tho
n,'es'hed mage today. telephone AN ad
of your own.
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- - - =
1UCTfONS--LEGALS
Legal Notices
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILKOAD
COMPANY.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY
The l Msmhn ai n G. 81 unG 90 1921
d III, dc of three and on" half per cent
10 such s,ockholdcrs as shall be- resist.rn,i
On 'hS books Of the company on Satur-
JNo. r. REID.
To Whom it May Concern:
Whereas. on the seventh day NJ
June !?2l. in the Hastings Court.
Fart ii. OF the City OF Richmond. Viz,
E a,,,,, In" aiss,istant attorney Tor the
in"hd. Virginia. MED an inforinntion
against w. l.. Hines and 4. r.
Michaeis and certain automobii"
engine No. X LOCAL. car No. luGlG vir-
Sinia license No. 1G5 for tho yrnr
, HI prnyins that the said antoine
n ,. ana Two extra tires thereto at
tached may be condemned. forfeited
and sold according to law. said nrto-
mobile having been used for unlawful
Transportation OF ardent spirits: All
hereby notified ana cited To apn..nr
"a said liustinEs Court, Part IL ar
IN" lily a at isfichim ',1nd Virginia on
prayer OF said information for con- omo
n.imhI,i9n and sale OF said automo-
Witness. Walter l.. DuVai. clerk OF
said court. this 27th day OF ji,nr i11I
ANA in the li5th year OF tho cnm,n,,'
wealth. " T. DIiVnu ''''
- VIZ ''H'e' -, Clerk.
w. Il. DUVAI..
------------ Clerk.
Tn rseuinr, monthly meeting OF the
stnChhGlder' OF the Robert Harding Com
bihy' ihGoi porated. vii! be held a, III.
EHltc ~ We company. 10 North S.v.nf IA
~, eh! !,i: Va; "Wednesday July s.
!. y kiMBKOrGH S,crotn,y
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Farms and Land r,r SILL

Ai:bEMAki.E COUNTY frul. farm aud
summer home offered at 4, ,1r, 81.
Gross revenue 1870 nprr5xiruateiv s. 49,;
Two good crops viii pay FOR this f,r,,
ifige, SLIGO. Including an u.r.nnni
propsriy. Is: f. Wheeler ~ CO.. Cha1
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SINGER--One latest improved syw.ng
s machine. Ii5. THIS ina.n!u' b pr,
@ tscaliy new. We have oiu.I makes 90
nerfect condition from 40 ~ caah 1r
credit MeirhHrd & Persons. ali Nusih
~ Second street.
TNGRR-ouo automatic chain stitch
leaving rnachinr. $3.50. cash pr credit.
tE Mciuhard Z. Persons, Sli SOrih second
Street -----------
4 HINCIEK Tcui!ng machines al lowest price.
<THfully guaranteed ahghtb used. b.ah
Furniture CO.. Inc. AaTsh". ST.. at
WANT q man 10 cut the srass? T,lc-
~ phone u CLASSIFIED ad,
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FOR SALE.

ron s,,r
r'N SALE
!Gcated on a T S5xl4S foot "%'Iit ois IL
highland Park. Modern in every
crete nnscincnt. double new ' gm
rage. poultry house. shade several
Kinds OF fruit. rriCc 81 boo S"r
room ~
Gintcr rark. Largo lot cancrc 't
~, SIimvcn,emt to cars: IN
rice S"'SVo' Terms.
sroom modern dwelling In High
nicely located and convenient To-
terms STiS."'"s' fr'c'' *o'SoV' Easy
~
NSw .-room and bath modern
deep ic,. rrit.. "sS' t;n'' t;@"a Zoo,
~
a =. r,y,,p 49,,
d.
>"'" street
,..,,.,......
f f,S wwa,sr aud electric lights. ~ Fores,
snSri,I 80 ~, u'".hs from ear line. at :,
a.. 80 ne! 'cSEihE town: lot 5ON25V
.s''H " % care ! ne Dispatch
crrrru ,,,. ,,,
- YIN ihtisNtE--For sale
To- c.r p,,""t f IN non,.' c"nv"n.cn'
Sion II n.o.'.si'S[ In'ny''ni" ioss"S
"' H'S'"''"-
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Rh.fL ESTATE FOR S4LE
business I'rppcrt,

iENhf SINEEr. 5il-l3 NORTH-Auto.
J.: a. C9nnc!ly Il Co., seventh an an?
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farms for Rent

"a ACRES for rent at EiuEsland station
on y. &. l.. ilOuS" eight rooms. store.
tenant house. etc; \ miles from Rich
in"nd George h. Crawford ~ Co.. ST.
East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

DISPATCH Want Ads are read by thou
sands every day in the year. Keep
advertising
IlnI al
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Lots for Sale

BUILDING LOTS
Throo-aCr" building lots near Lakeside,
3nr -hHIt mile OF car nrd half milo Of
4, T.. " L. VIII build TO suit chascr.
T ". Harris. puinbartou. Madison iil5-R
CHAMBERIAYE: COUET-To quick buy
or. beautiful lot in cha M b. ria yn,.
Court looking down seminary Avenue.
Cos; me $1,000. Have paid sj1O on 1t.
balance payable sla month Pay M
S310--iuSt what have pH!t--and [ vii.
transfer my Interest to YOU. This IS .,
splendid Investment Lots Just In front
are held at $3.50 each. q COO. The
Dispatch
DUNTREATN-Bcs of WESTHAMpTON.
A;tra ct!.c rrlc"s-libcral Terms
III MUTUAL. BUILDING
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AN ORDINANCE

To permit the Virginia Hallway and
Power Company under certain coud.-
lions, during the time herein spcci-
fled, to discontinue the sale OF Two
labor tickets FOR five cents. good
from ~. NJ. TO Z ~ NJ, Monday to
twenty-five cents. good from a. VI.
to y. NJ. Monday to Saturday, inclu e
sivc. and 20 charge. except Is ho:c.n
provided, a fare OF not more <han SIX
cents for each passenger.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY W. ID. NELSON & COMPANY. =
NO. lG North Ninth Street.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.


Real Estate Auctionccrs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Lot No. l in Block No. 6
IN Buren, Homestead
Addition" Subdivis-
ion of the City Of
HopeWell, Va.
In execution OF "a certain deed OF
trhst. dated May 3. 1920. and recorded
IN the Clerks Office OF the f.ornor,
Ion Court OF the city OF IIopewciI.
Va. ~, -. IL. 4. page 1913. to the under.
nsnau 10 secure the payment of "a
navihs been made in the payment Of
inc u'bt thereby secured and heinz
rcIuired by The beneficiary 70 to do
VIII sell at Public Auction. on tho
premises. on " no
WEDNESDAY,. july 6. 1921.
At i. NJ
me PROPERTY desc, ibcd in said deed
81 trust az follows: All tina, ce-tain
iiact or parcel Of land lying auJ ne
ing in Buren, Homestead GJd,:,nn
SubhlNision Of the city Of iiopcwcIl.
S'h'' OF virginia. konwn. numbered
anu h'SIShalcd as Lot Numbered Ono
81 IN block Numbered Six (GC. ac-
Sor"IhE 10 a plat Of said subdivision.
F'i"rrnc" TO which is hereby made
TERMS; Easy and annGun".1 n,
G |. TAYLOR ana
THEODORE NELSON. IR.
-------- Trustees
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business Places for Rcnt .

GRACE ST. EAsT-Modcrn store. Phone
boulevard 1b0-J or Madison 6I25-J.
IL WHAT you want Isn't offered on tho
olnHsihed page today. telephone an ad
OF your own.
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LABuRNAM--!.argo LOT; beautiful shade
trees. sarEain price. boulevard a2tc-J
LoTS--Dnc Ia Swausboro. near iiroad Rock
Road; IN front OF Dr"wry's Mansion.
near Stop No 3; Petersburg car line;
These a.c nice lots and VIII Toe sold
very cheap for cash. call Madison
slt,-W or apply 10 East Twelfth
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PUMPS

n, p-cst.O-l!,e arctyieu, sHs
nt. ,nr,e small AID '~u lass',
1917 basis. mVS5h , iowef ,.s ' ,' 'et"
UauG,, TO-. departments,
nne Green sodN fountain eA'"..tni
Condition witn oAthon-'et N,E
Crock OF farm wagons. heating AND
snni;rr stoves. Agricultural Iir
niemc,,;s. groceries, shoes bottoms
etc. al sacrince prices 70 e!9sc cur
genera rnerCnaBG!se stucE IA t"Ih-
- store Address Ihuf, Ann
stfong. L. o. HoS co... E.onmO"G.
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ADli.rS-Scvcn rooms, bath. heat. water
q" per month Immediate possession
Madison IS3j-W.
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FOREST HIll.-For sale. S.roou hons.
fhS; water aud electric lights. At For.s,
mn f"rk. blocks from ear line. at :.
sacrifice. owner leaving town: lot boN55n
li"N IL 81, care The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

HUNDREDS OF users voluntarily testify
to the good results obtained :.oII Tines
biSt.Iitn Want Ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

WILL EXCHANGE income city property
for small farm or home In country
Alfred Nell ~ Co. SIS East FRANKLIN
Street. Room 2i7
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Wantcd-Rcal Estate

FOR best results. list your property for
sale for rent with r. T.. Schrnit, q.
Co.. 20 North Eighth Street.
FOK BEST RESULTS. list your property
with us. Garrett ~ CO.. ill2 East Main
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-06-09
Keeping of Accounts of
Benefit to Farmers

Household and farm accounting me-
thods and their application to success
full farming is part of the regular Far
mers week program at o. A. c., June
1918.
Tuesdays lecture win be on the blsi-
ness side Of the home; Wednesdays on
organization and procedure, and the
farmer and the income tax. Office ap-
pliance for farmers accounting methods
and household accounting are scheduled
for Thursday. Preparing the income
tax return, office appliances for farm
ers, auditing and business analysis, and
training the child in finance are down
for Friday.
All class work will end at s:t5 p m,
each day, and from $3.50 on everyone
will have an opportunity to attend the
lectures and other special programs of
the afternoon and evening.
The main topics for the evening and
afternoon will be on cooperative mar
keting, the rural church, ana other Sc,
cial problems
There will be special music and dram
attic features along with the regular
afternoon and evening program.
Special arrangements are being made
to take care OF the children while their
parents are attending the various lee
lures and demonstrations.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-06-09
CITY COUNCIL WILL
MEET COMMISSION
Agreement Signed to Go $3.50 on EX-
pense over $4,000 Incurred In BuiId-
ing OF Bridges In City.-EiegaIar
Meeting Monday Night

At the regular meeting OF the city
council on Monday evening. an agree
ment was signed BY the mayor and re-
corder. by unanimous action Of all
councilmen present pIedging the city
TO join with the State Highway Com
mission on a hfty-dfty basis, the ex-
pense incurred above $4,000 in the
construction Of three new bridges with
in the city and on the line Of the state
highway. The city also agrees to pro-
vide the right Of way for the proposed
change in the highway. and secure
camping grounds in accordance with
the plan as presented by Mr.. Barratt
and as the same was outlined in these
columns last week.
In this connection committee was
appointed by the mayor, consisting OF
Councilmen Tash, Thomson, Clark and
Bisbee, to interview L L. Slocum and
Mrs. Mary D. McHaley regarding right
of way and grounds for park and camp
site. The change in the route of the
highway will pass through the lands
of these parties.
A resolution was also unanimously
adopted which authorizes the mayor
and recorder to enter into an agree
ment with the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company to have switch
placed in the local exchange and con-
nected up with the fire siren
The petition of Harriet K. Mahoney
and Anna D. Whites, asking for the
vacation Of street adjoining their prop
critics, was tabled until the next regu-
lar meeting.
W. B. Barratt, on behalf of the Hepp-
ner fire relief committee. turned over
SIS remaining in the hands of the COM
mittee to the Heppner fire department,
and this was accepted with the thanks
Of the council
Water Commissioner Pruyn was or
dered by the council to employ force
of men and repair the Ditch creek pipe
line The report Of the commissioner
for the month of May was accepted and
ordered placed on file.
Claims against the city were audited
and allowed.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-06-09
UNUSUAL CAST IN
1.-THE LOVE FLOWER

In the selection Of his players, David
ducers, has universally used the most
excellent care, so as to assure his pro-
duction of the most faithful interpreta-
tions. No better example of his excel
lent judgment in the choice of the in
terpreters for the screen lovers could
be cited than in the players he presents
in his latest masterpiece, The Love
Flower" which United Artists release
will be the feature at the Star theater
Friday, June 10,
Among the players in this unusually
dramatic love story of the South Sea
Islands are none other than Richard
Barthelmess, Carol Dempster, George
McQuarrie, Anders Randolph. Florence
Short, Crawford Kent, Adolph Lestina,
William James and Jack Manning
The one most important thing in cast
ing is the securing of players whose
facial expressions can possibly empha-
size the characteristics of the parts
No one in the entire motion picture
field could have been better for the part
Of Bruce Sanders, a wealthy young
plantation owner, than Mr.. Barthelmess,
for his very being just typifes the
very thing that Mr.. Griffith portrays
throughout the entire production, and
with his world of experience, Mr.. Bar
thelmess gives the character a particu-
larly intelligent Interpretation.
A college man educated at Trinity
College, he has won for himself during
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the past four years a leading place
derful characters. He is the possessor
of real simplicity and naturalness that
is ideal, and prior TO the time that THE
Love Flower was begun, Mr. Barthel-
mess spent weeks studying the charac-
teristics of the people of the South Sea
Islands, so that he could better depict
the character of the young planter
which Mr., Griffith had chosen for him.
His work has been very we'll rewarded
for he has never so faithfully portrayed
a part, which is adding great popular
ity to this young player.
The victorious character of the girl
in this story IS portrayed by Carol
Dempster, in a manner that is creating
the most favorable comment the coun-
Try over. Her charming personality is
splendidly fitted for the part and dur
ing the unraveling of the story in
which she goes to most unusual ex-
tremes to save her father from disgrace
she is given every opportunity to show
her latent talents,
Thus it is with each and every char
acter that Mr. Griffith has chosen for
his production. Each chosen with ut
most care for just the specific character
to be portrayed and each playing his
or her part in most admirable man.
ner, giving the production that added
qualification of perfection of character
Interpretation, which. added to the
masterful manner in which the story
is revealed through the productive
genius of Mr., Griffith, makes this, his
latest picture, one of the outstanding
features of the past year
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-06-09
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS '21
is DULY GRADUATED

The graduation Of the Glass of '2l
consisting of five young ladies' and four
young men, took place at the auditor
ium of the high school on last Friday
evening in the presence OF large aud
fence
The program was not lengthy one
and the principal event was the splen-
did address by DR.. Carl Doney, pres
ident of Willamette University, who
delighted both the audience and the
graduates with his oratory. DR.. Doney
was introduced by Prof. Howard James
who acted in the capacity of chairman
Of the meeting. Musical numbers were
rendered by the students Of the high
school and the invocation was given
by Rev. e. L. Moore, pastor Of the Fed
Grated church.
The graduates we're Audra Grogan
president of the class: Edward X
Young, vice president; Kathryn Patti
son, secretary; Annie Hynd. treasurer;
Pearl Hall, sergeant arms. Relta D
Neel, Roland Humphreys, Elmer Pet
erson and Edward Chidsey
The diplomas were presented in q
very appropriate manner by c. f.
Woodson, chairman of the school board
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District Meetings viii Not
Be Able to Vote on Budget

Many Of the school districts in the
county have called a meeting TO vote
their budgets at the time OF the regu-
lar annual meeting on the goth OF June.
and it is found that they will not be
able to do so, owing to a change in
law made at the last session of the
legislature. Superintendent shur,e has
been SO informed through the Office of
State Superintendent Churchill, and she
Immediately sent out notices TO this
effect to the various school districts.
An opinion recently rendered by At
torney General /. II. Van Wrinkle o.
the new budget law will require that
all such meetings be postponed. A
portion Of the statement from the state
Office is as follows:
This new budget law repeals many
Of the provisions of the old budget
law and introduces several other re-
quirements which school boards must
meet before levying any school tax.
1T will not be possible for any school
district in Oregon to vote a tax at the
annual school meeting. All districts
must await the new forms, a supply
of which will be sent you at an early
date The new law may be found un-
der Chapter 11s. General Laws of Ore
gon for 1921"
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SOLDIER BONUS BILL
WILL PASS 3 To |
Majority.-Light Vote Cast In Morrow
County.

Returns coming IN from over the
state, indicate that the World War Vet
erans' State Aid Fund. constitutional
amendment has carried by 3 to /
vote. and 1t may be even stronger thar
at present. indicated. The vote all over
the state was light, and 1t was espe-
cially light in Morrow county, many
OF our citizens. evidently having for
gotten that there was an election on.
Other measures that have apparently
carried over the state are the Emergen-
cy Clause Veto and the Women Jurors
and Revised Jury Law, though the lat
ter is by very close margin, II it wins
Mt all.
The Legislative Regulation and Com
pensation Amendment was defeated
strongly. as was also the Hygienic Mar
riage Examination and License Bill.
The vote on the various measures In
Morrow county was as follows:
legislative Regulation and Compensa-
tion Amendment, yes, POI; no, 461.
World War Veterans State Aid
Fund, constitutional amendment yes,
i24, no, 313
Emergency Clause Veto, constitution
al amendment. yes 307; no, 359.
Hygienic Marriage Examination and
License Law, yes 1886; no. Ss9.
Woman Jurors and Revised Jury Law.
yes S44; no. 36S.
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TO MY HEPPNER FRIENDS.

A word OF appreciation for the splen-
did support l have received at the
hands Of the people Of Heppner, as we'll
as the travelling public, during my Ave
months as manager Of Patrick Hotel
wish to sincerely thank one and all
for the way they stood by me In my
efforts to get the hostlery opened up
and its business established. No enter
prise was ever undertaken IN Heppner
under more difficult circumstances, per-
haps, than those surrounding the
launching OF this new hotel, but the
support Of the Heppner people has been
undivided and I certainly feel Erate-
full for all the encouragement l re-
ceived, II met with any degree OF
success, 1t Is largely due to this loyal
support on your part, and depart from
the city with the kindllest OF feelings
for the people Of the city and county.
JAS. NJ HART.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-06-09
GRAIN GROWERS HOLD
MASS MEETING HERE

For the purpose Of electing delegates
and naming their choice for directors Of
the Oregon Grain Growers association
for District No. 8, mass meeting was
held in this city on yesterday afternoon
which was attended by some $50 mem
bers of the association from over the
county. Howard Anderson of Eight
Mile, Herb Olden and Henry Smouse OF
lone were elected delegates to represen.
the district for the year June II, 1921 to
June II, 1922, and Messrs. Olden and
Anderson were endorsed as directors
for the association, and the delegates
instructed to work for their reelection.
The meeting of the State Grain Grow
ers association will be held in The DALI
es the early part Of July, at which time
the election Of directors will take place.
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The Cattle and Horse Rasers' asso
citation of Oregon, at their annual con-
vention, held May 25, passed strong
resolution in favor of the rigid enforce
ment Of the law requiring stock brands
to be recorded in accordance with sec
tion 2221-1 of the 1920 laws Of Oregon
This section of the law carries penal
ty, and all persons using a stock brand
should become familiar with its provi-
sons.
A large number of stockmen in Nor
row county have failed to comply with
the requirements of this law, and the
secretary OF the Cattle and Horse
Raisers' association threatens to get
busy and those who have been lax In
this respect may have to face an in.
yestigation by the grand Jury Look
after the recording OF your brand and
avoid trouble,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-06-09
Work on Highway Is
to Be Started Soon

We are Informed by Judge Campbell
that work of grading on the Lexington
Heppner unit Of the Oregon Washing
ton highway will be started very soon.
c, La conte, Of Welser, Idaho. who has
secured sub-contract from Messrs.
oxman and Harrington. has arrived at
Lexington with his outfit and will soon
be ready for operation. 1t is expected
that other outfits will arrive very
shortly. and there should be some pref
ty busy times about Heppner for the
next two months or more The con-
tracts are to be completed by the first
Of September
The court has been busy securing
right-of-way for the changes that are
to be made, and 80 far have all but
one of the deeds on the Heppner- Jones
Hill unit 1t will be necessary to get a
couple of deeds on the Lexington Hepp-
ner unit and these have not yet been
secured.