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Page' 2 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 22, 1953 throughout the country last year. Local Bank Now The service represents a stream- TIME SjTHIRTY YEARS Orders lined modification of a plan that HEPPNER GAZETTE Has Money has been used successfully for MORROW COON TT'S NEWSPAPER From files of The GazetteMZZf.Times First IsSUe Rcodv Residents of this area now have S0Veral years by banks through- - October 25. 1923 . service for per- - out the United States, and is established iX ;,ta,. The Gazette, established March 30, 1883. The Heppner Times, jicw ' cheaper, faster and Heppner 1912. John attended a which will enable considerably 15, Wightman big, T'monev I.,11, mnro fhavi n m . . November 18, 1897. Consolidated February first issue of a new UVVS flPIVaPlf uiu UllV sale of quarterly 90c .mni'; wi.v-j- . registered Guernsey cattlejThe , .1 . i i r , ! finm t0 per . . . r . over 10 Keep u,c-- be oilier w ' "'-''- .. at Toppenish, Wash., last magazine aesignea J8;The 'money orders can ijrpe ROBERT I'ENLAND Ron rarmers on ue aiesi;-- - lord saiu. week. The Wightman boys have posiea . iiD- to EDITORIAL . . . . fsi-rv- i (T univ-- anv,m0unt O" NEWSPAPt NATIONAL ... rncnarnh fin inoc lc hpl.....,n low cost and Editor and Publisher ASSOCfATISN again taKen over the mux route'";"". The speedy pro PUBLISHERS for and will have distriDuiefi Dy me uregon aiuie, of the makes it a Heppner charge anrrirMiltnral pvnnnmnnt Vninvn as ine neman-- cedure system GRETCHEN PENLAND y of the same beginning on the ' ASSOCIATION J J station. Personal Money Order, the plan convenient way for persons with Associate Publisher first of the month, under coming has been made or without checking accounts to the former name of Alfalfa Lawn The new magazine, '"Oregon's! av'e'bran h U mail for income Published and Entered at the Post Office at Heppner, Oregon, as Second Class Matter tells the! through the Heppner remit by taxes, Every Thursday Dairy. Agricultural Progress", estate bills and Rates: Morrow and Grant Counties, $3.00 Year; Elsewhere $4.00 Year. Single Copy 10 cents. stnrvof teclnnmenls in HrM .Mduonui mum real taxes, pay Subscription msparrh iui-ford- . to manager J. n. transmit funds, the bank mana- The basket social held in Cecil popular, concise fashion. according ger said. those decisions are made let's be together as the hall on October 3, in aid of the Included in the first sue- - He out that the plan A Different Approach we are and see that we get our moneys Japanese Relief Fund, was a issue are major articles on pointed family cessful cattle breeder has been used in Portland the . . five great success. feeding, To Old Problem worth in the building. let's forget the past with tremendous an it's been that ever since I came seed, broodiness, use of male past three years years yes, long, and tnat miniuu ui to we have been to do some People from Heppner were in hormone injections in boosting success, sj Last week, at the special meeting which Heppner that going monev orders were sold Finer ihn much-discusse- Pendleton by the beef range the was a panel discussion of the thing. yesterday gains, improvement dozen, most of them at- and farm business outlook. There Heppner school problem, there was given one short "Being a florist, I believe that the day will being mri tracted the Oregon-Whitma- are also sections for crop speech which we think carries more real feeling come when I will send up the dedication flowers by special football in the and soils, orchard and and understanding than any we have heard. To and we will be proud and in our hearts glad that game. Included garden, were Austin L. livestock and our way of thinking, it offers good advice that we the future generations will have better than we delegation Smith, homemaking. A of the first all would do well to take and seriously consider. had. Swartz, Reid Buseick, James Stout, special feature Clarence Mr. and Mrs. issue is a state fall sche- de!uxeThriftq-30- ' We feci it is worth printing for all to read, and "For my money we have had plenty of talk . . Moore, spray William William dule. Chemicals to use on the we are doing so here. It was written and given let's now have a little action. Let's grow up a lit Luttrell, Finch, Electric o of fcaruje . . Carl Cason, Dr. and Mrs. various weeds and rates by Mrs. Mary Van Stevens. tie for the kids' sake. let's have big minds and appli and Boyer and cation are listed for the different "As know I was in the big hearts, for God's sake." Guy Henry you all that public Cohn. areas of the state. health field for 25 before I became nursing years Copies of the first issue are be- ( T0oesdeQt0ttOSSl a florist. . . I've seen a lot of people come and go Bad Manners ing distributed by Oregon' county in those 25 all of those people were good. guarantee 3c per pound for yeais on page one about the agents. After the first issue, dis- I believe in people or I would not be in the florist Today's story possible delivered to elevators in planting of nails in mountain roads where hunt the Pacific Northwest' where the tribution wilTbe by mailing list mV business today. OSC. is r.o to ta- d-l er's tires could pick them up, may make pretty good storage is available. If enough from There charge jo "I know lhal behind every hard headed opinion residents. (V reading at first glance, but on second thought it interest is shown in the crop, a Oregon in this room tonight there beats a heart as big as A card for future should make most people a little mad. And we representative from the company requesting all outdoors. will be included with the don't mean just the hunters who fell heir to the will make a personal survey in copies "I know that whoever is the principal of the punctured tires. the area in November and will do first issue being sent by county school who builds the new he will be a re- to all on their building Police who are investigating the numerous some work in developing markets agents persons stinker in the ininds of some and he will sub- that ports said that it was possible, but not very pro- for the Pacific Northwest r mailing lists. Additional leave with a broken heart but cards are avail- probably Heppner bable, that the nails got into the road by accident. production. The company scription request "I lie will leave a monument for future from or in- i I generations. It seems more likely that they were placed there has four years experience in put- able county agents The school board who will have to make the de- intentionally, and if so, probably by someone who ting over Safflower as a crop in terested persons may simply cisions will serve their term and never OSC. piobably didn't agree with the game commission's ruling California. There acreage last write to the bulletin clerk, serve on a school board but too, will sta- again they opening this area for the special doe season. year was 45 thousand acres. Any Robert Mason, experiment CURLKI leave a monument. We know there are plenty of persons in Mor- one who is interested in Safflower tion editor, is in charge of the KS "Someone will have to make those decisions row and adjoining counties who were violently production should contact this of- new publication. An advisory CLOTH and have the courage of their convictions if we opposed to the doe hunt, and they are certainly en fice and we will pass the word editorial committee of five re- se- are to get this job done. Nothing can come of titled to their beliefs and to any legal action ihey along to Western Oil Seeds Com- search workers assists in the bickering and gossiping. Personally I've looked might desire, but if one or more of them are re- pany in order that they may de lection of story material. oer the locations pretty carefully, not once but sponsible for planting the nails which caused so termine the interest from the several times. Surely there is a middle of the much difficulty, we hope the law catches up with area. Control New road plan that can be worked out. . . surely there them and teaches then better manners. Fumigation New beauty! convenience! is a moderate amount of money that can be spent Taking the law into ones own hands may some- The U. S. Department of Agri- Bulletin Published Comfort See these feature;: . . . surely there is a person or persons somewhere times a some little satisfaction for a culture has a give person announced national Destruction are one of who will have the courage to get this school under while, but often it boomerangs, too. If the of not less grasses Cook-Mast- Oven quite average price support the most effective means of com- and way. Now, let's all give a little and take a little police don't catch the guilty we hope than $2.20 a bushel for 1954-cro- Style Clock Control parties, they bating insects which attack grain, . . . let's all attend the school meetings and when get caught in their own trap. And well they might. wheat. This minimum support mill products, flour, cereals, and Full-wid- th price is 90 of the Cooking percent August seeds, a bulletin re- 15, 1953 wheat of says recently Be comjcrtable! Be in stylel Our Top Lamp Sheep Breeders Association is the parity price leased State col- 1953-cro- by the Oregon one $2.45. Support for only that requires personal extension service. new 1953-5- 4 of top coats Storage Drawer From The wheat, now for loan and lege showing inspection before registration is eligible The "Fumigation purchase agreement, is a national publication, Curlee features a braod range Lifetime Porcelain Finished accepted by the Association. Such for Insect Control", lists insects by of $2.21 a bushel. To' be Cabinet and Oven sknii-- i points as, uniformity of wool, average be controlled fumi- of County Office for wheat that may by of patterns and models all Agent's openess of face and confirmation eligible price support are bean weevil, in 1954, a must (1) be gation. They By N. C. Anderson are taken into consideration. producer weevil, vetch meal quality fabrics expertly tailored in with1 his 1954 pea weevil, The 1953 calf crop at the Her- compliance and flour Word was received held at the auction wtieat allotment and all moths, granary beetles, to give you becoming fit and Monday Gillespie yard, bert Ekstrom and Frank Ander- acreage and other insects that feed Corvallis, at 12:00 noon, Wednes other 1954 allotments which have upon evening after the judging of the son ranches were graded during and in stored mill drape. Come in and inspect them. November 4. The been or will be established for multiply grain, bulls consigned to the all polled day, offering the clay. We found these calves and seeds. Hereford show and totals 500 head, and includes basic commodities in which he products Also see our compjete showing of range sale, exceptional again this year with Five types of fumigation listed thai Floyd Wonlen, Heppner ex- weaning calves, yearling steers, many of them 2 and 2 has an interest on the farm, (2) El- grading are vault, railway freight ear, fall and winter accessories. hibited the Grand and Reserve and bred commercial heifers. These two are obtain wheat marketing cards for plus. ranches general or large scale bulls This Is lis White, Ontario, will auction a all farms in the on which fumigation Champion there. carrying out feed efficiency and county of warehouses and mills, bin, and written as the sale. on he has an interest in the wheat being Monday evening production record their entire vocuum fumigation. Plans are the must leave with herds. crop. county agent included for building a fumiga- 42.50 1 II Last Thursday, extension ani- A the livestock judging team minimum support price is tion vault. It is stressed that the for P. I. Tuesday. The sale of the mal husbandmen from Oregon While we are speaking of beef, announced at this time in ac- -) rooms or containers to be fumi- ;.- bulls will be It we at- held Tuesday. State College, Jim Elings and would like to call to the cordance with "forward t To pricing" gated be made as nearly gas-tigh- 49.50 looks like Morrow has the in tention of all the Gil- of the Act county Harry Lindgren, sient day ranchers provisions Agricultural as possible. scored in ils Morrow on livestock work. liam Beef of 1919 If the wheat again high quality county County Improvement parity price Recommended fumigants are beef production. Mr. Elings, an for the Association as of 1, 1954 (the Inspector feeding program July beginning given and the use of i National Columbia Sheep Breed which is outlined for the coming of the marketing year for the 1954 is advised. ' The second annual feeder cat- ers 31 head The Association is is the level HEPPNER Association, inspected year. asking crop) higher, support Copies of the publication are! WILSON'S tle sale, sponsored by the Oregon of lamb rams and ewes for Ron for bulls to put on feed for ef- will be increased to reflect 90 per available from Catllemens will be ald lone. The Columbia cent of the county extension! Association, Baker, ficiency and rate of gain tests. wheat parity price at offices and OSC. MEN'S WEAR REFRIGERATION The feeding program will start, that time. In no event will the this the first of and be lower than the The Store of Personal Service PHOrrE year, January support $2.20 NEED Envelopes, Phone 6.9228.. continue for 120 days. Anyone national average announced who is Interested may get fur GIRLS' LEAGUE ther information by contacting The 1951 crop wheat will be this office or seeing D. C. Purnell supported through farm-storag- county agent at Condon, who is and warehouse-storag- loans and secretary of the Gilliam County by the. offer of the Commodity Cafeteria Dinner Beef Cattle Association. Credit Corporation to purchase SAVE to PPP3 1 wheat delivered j 50 by producers up on A letter was recently received under the purchase agreements. from the Western Oil Seed Com- Loans and purchase agreements WITH SIEGLERS EXCLUSIVE PATENTED SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 pany in regards to the growing will be available from time of of harvest Safflower, here. This company through January 31, 1955. 153 is interested in for o TWO-!N-QF- iE e FROM 12:30 TO 3:00 contracting the production of Safflower seed Fewer Cattle Than ri in the Pacific Northwest. In or- der for them to be interested in Usual in Feed Lots Look these IONE CAFETORIUM coming to this area, they would at exclusive Last minute decisions like- be comprised of Oregon and are SIEGLER realize that ly to he in order this year as to features Prices 75c and $1 .25 Washington. They the fanners are not going to plant number of cattle operators will put into their feed ia new crop without some son of lots, savs Twoin-On- e Heatmaker Ktl Coles, livestock fjm ia price guarantee. They will marketing Saves to 50 in fuel specialist at Oregon State college. up Coles explains a number of fac- Sieglermatic Draff ends soof and smoke tors Silent-Floatin- toward fewer cattle being fed g super quiet motor mount this A combination of year. what Lifetime enamel finish STAR cattlemen would call two "bad" porcelain (Fillip THEATER, Heppner directional years, a tightening of credit, the Tropical Floor Heat ll I staying out this Cast iron construction j Week-da- 77 shows start 7:30 m. shows from 2 some Kleen-Fir- e at p. Sunday continuous p. m. Boxoffice year, cattle feeders switch. burner, cleans as it Heats open until 9 p. m. Admission prices 70c, 50c and 20c including Federal Tax. News-ree- l ing to hogs, large cattle numbers Summer cooling at the turn of switch evety Sunday and Monday. and position in cattle cycle all a are backed up with fewer than usual cattle to feed lots so Thursday-Friday-Saturday- . October 22-2- 24 going far in 1953. SEMINOLE However, it is still early in the season and there are other in- Kock Hudson, Barbara Hale, Anthony Quinn. Richard Carlson, Dan l'oore. Housing fluences that the ifi4iiiii'il" big western in Technicolor. Plus may change jf feed lot operator's mind, the GIRL WHO HAD EVERYTHING "o.hisi explains. Many regu- lar feeders have large corn and Kliabeth Taylor. Fernando Lamas, William Powell. Gig Young, James Whitmore. hay crops and big crops of soy- Veiy interesting melodrama. beans. Thev also have eauin- - omp, ,, oi,H,tolt . i ment and feeding is part of their attjBh,'iMiiiiM '1t iiiiiai rftii m v.mA, jM Sunday-Monday- . October 25-2- 6 program. Feeder cattle prices are favorable and the is BANDWAGON supply large. SEE Fred Astaire, Cyd Charisse, Oscar Levant, Nanette Fabray, Jack Buchanan. James TODAY AT Mitchell. Star studded, tune-fille- and laugh-provoking- Filmed in Technicolor, the pictures contain a show stopping "Girl Hunt Ballet" and no less than ten top tunes. ond other rectal Sunday shows at 2 p. m., 4:20, 6:40 and 9 jsa diiorderi, L. COION MS STOMACI AILMENTS E. DICK luniiKt (lirui) Tuesday-Wednesday- , October 27-2- 8 TwM Witrwut Hospttal OpeolM e. j. i van, m n. REMAINS TO BE SEEN Our FREE Dncriptivt Sookl.t Phone Heppner 6-96- June Allyson, Van Johnson, Louise Calhern, Angela Lansbury, John Real. This THE DEAN CLINIC comedy-myster- is romance and a of music. Own 10 5 bright endowed with laughs, chills, spot uti Mondoy through Friday. Until 111. Very pleasing. Monday, YV.dn.idor ond Pride. lhlroproi; Ph.iiciom ... In our 4Jrd Mrar. 10J NORTHEAST JNPT .OUltV.lt TUpo. u,t ten nwrtagi n ox.