Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, March 118, 1954 Pag2 hunters in Oregon that there is dents. NearlvlS.WO persons were, in thp two nonnartisan nositiolis. ' n Vinlf an nnen season in Pact. Incumbent Gov. Paul L. Patterson! convicted f v olating uu-k"- ouiy T I M E S THIRTY YEARS AGO and' em and only half a sea would like to be elected governor trMffi,- - laws dtinn January Oregon GAZETTE - HEPPNER offi- son in tne western nau ui me on the Republican ticket. As Most violations From files of the Gazette Times .i,r,rv state. The ducks did it. The scat- MOBROW COONTY'S NEWSPAPER President of the 1953 Senate he dais saw do not stem from lack March 20, 1924 Gov. law but from ter gun toters are not blaming 1883. Times, established became governor when of knowledge of the The Heppner Gazette, established March 30, The Heppner A barn on the Krebs Bros, ranch ol the game commission but they 15, 1912. Douglas McKay was appointed inattention or discourtesy November 18, 1897. Consolidated February at Cecil was by fire on them to do something destroyed Secretary of the Interior. Patter- drivers. Newbry urges Oregon expect the fire origi- about it. Usually duck flights Tuesday evening, son has served in the legislature motor vehicle drivers to make FENLAND nated from the branch line local. - in eastern Oregon a week or ROBERT during four sessions. He will be their code on the high- start NEWSPAPER NATIONAL EDITORIAL "courtesy" so before the season opens, tor- Editor and Publisher opposed by Secretary of State ASSOCIATION Paul Webb, who is here from the anxious hunters PUBLISHERS Earl T. Newbry who has served NEED NEW DUCK SEASONS menting PENLAND Walla states that he will Continued on Page 5 GRETCHEN Walla, five sessions in the Legislature is dawning on duck ASSOCIATION take of the It just Associate Publisher again charge big and six years as secretary of Webb stock ranch in this county, state. The Democratic candi. Post'Office as Second Class Matter and on rehabilitate the only Published Every Thursday and Entered at the at Heppner, Oregon, later date, and certain of nomination, Elsewhere $4.00 Year. Single Coey 10 cents. same. Subscription Rates: Morrow and Grant Counties, $3.00 Year; is Joseph K. Carson. State Supt. of Public Instruction Rex Putnam came in from ar cover news so we took what Barney Doherty is without opposition for reelec- Support-Osc- ally does not such Hollow ranch on We For A Better Understanding-Gazet- te be second choice in Germany, his big Sand tion on the nonpartisan ballot. would probably and was here for the St. '"feature" or "human interest" stories for our top Sunday He has held this office with a Times German Edition Patrick's day ceremonies. 17 stories. Logically those stories should be written record of high efficiency for for us Dobberke, as have been. vears which also is among the This week's Gazette Times will look quite by they Jack of the Pendleton Peterson one and Mulligan records for length of service Also, it will pro- The of this week's page headlines was a visitor here top strange to most of our readers. style Music House, in a state office. There are two dif- the th is made up is in keeping with bably sound a little strange, at least a little way epaper over Sunday. for too, to us the most candidates the Republican from the kind of we usually German style yet important : ferent, newspaper our of the nomination for Labor Commis-- a we have learned from him, and we hope The Willing Workers publish. It does so for reason. thing S. Allen and Her-- ; Republican readers realize from his stories, is the great Christian church will hold their sioner, Eugene The Gazette Times is privileged to have on its may E. Barker. The winner of. amount of knowledge of America that he has ab- usual monthly food sale at the bert staff for this week, Juergen Dobberke, a Berlin, com- this race will face Norman O. sorbed in six months . . . knowledge that he store of Humphreys Drug Candidate who is in this country as only candi- - Germany newspaperman back to his that he and his peo- on at which time Nilsen the lone Democrat an student to learn of Amer- will take country pany Saturday, exchange something have a better understanding of the Amer- there will be many good eats for date. ica and the American way of life. He is here to ple may ican oeonle. the Sunday dinner. LOSE IF THEY WIN For and it should be that we should learn from ' learn, Dobberke has lived with the of the o of state agen-- ; him of the German way of life. publishers Operators liquor something Times this week and it has given can run for the he Gazette during cies Legislature,; During his short stay in Morrow county us an unmatched opportunity to learn from him General Robert Y. Thorn-- ' on three occasions pos- Attorney has spoken of his country much about Germany, its people and its prob- ton ruled this week. Before they MORROW a or so could hear him sibly hundred people lems that we did not know. Not every one here throw a shoe running, however,' and it is the of this paper that all of our we to feeling can live with him for a time, as have, and they must resign if elected as to Bin " readers should have the opportunity get some, to to the rest of our neighbors a bit of aren't to of how he try give legislators permitted even though small, understanding we have tried to let our paper do Have relations with a that opportunity contractual would handle news stories and "makeup" paper it for us this week. To those who are not fami- the state. COUNTY in his That is this issue of the Ga- in country. why liar with the German language, the meaning THE HARD WAY looks and sounds He has MUST LEARN zette Times strange. some of the phrases in his stories may be a little a few of stories and he has January February convictions "V written the guided yet if are read carefully, most read- in the vague, they for violation of traffic us in the style we have used making up ers will find what we feel is a very deep under- PRIMARY CANDIDATES Oregon front and the stories we have chosen to put we 1;jhvc unra nmnnrr thp highest for page standing of America an understanding that The list of those who are due to on that It has been done approximately wo m(jnth iod Thpse vjo. JUDGE page. who live here are too close to see or to realize. land in the house, in ttle: as it would be done on his in Berlin, Der to be pilot iations are definite proof, says paper If the exchange program is deck of Ore-Spcr- government's rigging or hit the f)f Ear) T New. Tag. we in America must get from Dobberke, gta(e effective, gon's Ship of State was narrowed thflt m im1ividuals still The purpose of the State Department's excharjge and others who come here under the program's for nomi-d- the down to 272 candidates m)t rw,0J?nlze lhe roie viola. is to and develop a better under- a better understanding of what he closed foi program promote sponsorship, nation when filings asti u , , on acci- - on state Agricultural committee y bringing ' Has served Grange standing between nations and it is only logical and his people must face in their day-by-da- life, me may i)i"no for four that newspapermen who play a part in telling the what is the uppermost in their minds, how living tion should reduce this figure to five years, and has been committee chairman past is on in their the Curtain. If people of each country what going is in a city that is divided by Iron 175. At the top of the ticket Re- own and in the rest of the world, should can us a little years. country, Dobberke's few stories give just publican incumbent U. S. Senator OH, RUBBISH! be included in such a Dobberke into a that has ; program. Juergen better insight Germany, country Guy Gordon has no GOP oppon-- Born and reared in Morrow county. is in for five to learn how we live in not to the Have you started, or Heppner days for many years been a problem only ent and State Senator Richard L.j just a town and how a smalltown is pub- there is eventu- finished, family-siz- e farm. small paper world, but also to itself, hope that Neuberger, Democrat, has no op-- j Operates lished. We feel that too, should to learn the which That annual Spring Clean- we, try ally solutions can be found to problems ponent for his party. They are as- a little about his way of life and of the things he confront the and the peoples of all and ing? His Motto and Platform governments sured of being nominated Send the JCette Rummage Sale considers of One to do Re-- , prime Importance. way the world. will scrap it out in November. those is to him us in we and all Does that let guide what say, Without a mutual understanding among' and Democrat candi-- Useable items of gleaning! "Spend The Money Where It The Dob- publican how we say it, in this week's Gazette Times. peoples, there can be no solutions. Juergen dates for congress in the 1st, 2nd( are this week as far as pos- our efforts this A clean-u- can give you stories that played up berke's visit here, and through and 4th districts have no opposi-- j good The Greatest Good For the Great- sible, are similar to the of stories that would are but a small step toward a better are as Additional storage space type paper today tion in their parties and haz- . While the fire be in with one exception. of the wonu . Novem- - reducing played up Germany understanding among peoples good as nominated. In ards Number." That is, in most cases Office", think it in the direction est exception "Foreign and we is a step right ber it will be Rep. Walter Norblad In Closet or world on one of there be attic place! of news takes the top spot page When we all "know", maybe then can (R) vs. Donnell Mitchell ID) in' Berlin palters. An American weekly paper norm- - peace. the 1st. Dist. In the 2nd Dust. Rep. Lots of Communities designate Sam Coon (R vs. Albert C. Ull- - A Clean-u- Day or Week! Swan Fire Henry Baker Garland son from There in the 4th Dist. Improving Safety with the Editor-De- ar sideration and debate is very eentlcman Oregon. man (D) and Rep. seek! Letter to the ma- vs. Charles Finer appearance they unusual. Often tried, it rarely are very few members of the Harris Ellsworth (R hr Nelson Bros. Karl Miller Mr. l'enland: succeeds. jority side who would care to vote O. Porter (D). In the 3rd Dist. of the D. has two & Clean-u- p An incident which occurred in freshman Co- against the amendment Rep. Homer Angell (Ri Check your insur- However, your Thomas 0. W. Cutsforth Orrin Wright the work of the genial and distinguished gentle- Republican opponents, ance too! For All Your In- daily Congress Sam Coon, offered the Laf-fert- ngressman, man from Oregon." Lawson McCall and A. V. last week was lost in the head- amendment, presented surance Needs Call on necessary in words bet- One of three Democrats, Raymond Lundell lines of Ihe more spectacular his case and despite spirited op- Kooney expresses I Edith Green, S. C. Johnston or II. Washington news stories. I it was carried. The fee- ter than can just how highly position, collea- H. Stollard will be the Democratic C. A. RUGGLES should, accordingly, like to call of House toward Sam is Sam is thought of by his ling the nominee. Box 611 Pd. Adv. Peterson for Judge Comm., it to the attention of the readers John J. an all important factor in Phone County probably expressed by gues Court Justices Wil- of a accomplishment here. Supreme O. W. Chairman. your newspaper. Ilooney. Brooklyn Democrat, C. T. Heppner, Oregon Cutsforth, it is true that the others liam Perry and James Brant 'iTie Forest Highways Appro- who led the opposition and who While the Pacific Northwest are reelected without opposition priations Act, which is of major is not known for his in- of us from certainly with him to sustain his to us in the Pacific terest in our forest highways. As worked importance the fact remains Northwest, contained ten million the Congressional Record shows, nmondment. a of the suc- dollars this than the slated that Republ- that he was leader year rather Kooney any is to him fifteen million dollars which we who wants to Sam's cessful fight and it ican opwse our felt necessary to maintain these bill would be faced with a real that we doff Congressional roads. increases am- "It all emantes," he hats. Sincerely yours, M Making by problem. Walter Norblad endment during legislative con said, "from the geniality of the

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