m : Price Pnfil ia.-.MH. One of tli biggest sale In thin section of the country Is rei lltl ! in whirl) August llrnderson In the sell er anil Bob Stimflelcl the purchaser. Mr. linn' DD lion disponed of nil of IiIk sheep for a total rtaortsd price of 12.",000. These deliver ies are to I" nindel n Juti" anil Sep tember A small portion of tlMM sheep were MM to a Twin Kails firm tuit Hi'' major pnrtiiiii M bought by Stanfli'l'l ftlcruiuk -Wood, son of C K. S. moil.n"" ffRimTnsai attorney of Iwthind. rutin' to town last Hon day evening and Is milking a visit at llM Hell A rnnrli Mr. WihhI has a large ranch near Ontario. Burn Tribune. Judge M. I) Clifford sustained a broken wrist last week at Maker City wlirn endeavoring to dodge an auto driven by Earl F. West he fell tils weight coming suddenly on the one wrist The registration In Harney roun ty now total 1808, of which in:u are republican, 68 8 democrat, and 89 acatterlng This lenve the re pulillrnn voters In the county with a majority of 343. These are some of the Big Stars appearing 111 METRO PICTURES Is your theatre showing them? THE NORTHWEST CORN SHOW 1916 Now Is the Time to Start Off on Right Foot. ,if tl.e Important agricultural event-, of the northwest for I II I will he ihe sei-tind annual "First Natiim ai" Corn Sliow, which will be lield in Si I'mil, Mlniieiita. December 11 16, Inclusive. Contests will be op en to every farmer and farmer' son In the northwest. The corn show territory will re main the same as last year, and in cludes the following states, divided Into district a shewn: Mlnne sola, six districts; Northwestern Wisconsin, two; North Dakota, six; Smith Dakota, six; Montana, six; Washington, three; IdBho, three; Oregon, two One hundred and tlilrtyslx Silver and "Golden llrome" loving cups will he awarded as prizes Competition will be div ided Into' a men's and boy's cIrss, and Is confined to districts only, there I" inn no rompltltlon between state or between districts The geographical division tof the two districts In Oregon are as follews: District No 1- Counties of I. .... I liner. Wasro, Hhcrmnn. Clllliim, Morrow, Cmatlllii, I 'nloti, Wallowa. tlakor, tlrant. i. t I took, Mai heur, Harney, Lake, Klamath and Jefferson. District No 2 Counties of Chit sop, Columbia. Tillamook, Washing ton, Multnomah, Clackamas, Yam hill. I'olk, Marlon Lincoln. I Linn, Dougla. Coos, Curry, Jose I'hine. Jackson and Lane Four prlte will ba awarded In earh dlsirlrt of each state, a first nd second prize for men and a first an. I ISconil prlxc for boys, trpfhtSS r.r the latter to be of like design and equal In value to those awarded the adult exhibitor Kadi exhibit must consist of ten ear of any variety of Indian Corn raised by contestant In a field of or more acres, but not less than one acrtf. No fee will be charged for entry of exhibits. A Judge of recognized stsmliiiK will make awards at the show and In so doing will Judge exhibits by what he considers to bs a recogniz ed standard for any variety of iu in that particular district Avsrsgs sits, proilui m. i. . hived type and general appearance will he the governing factors will lie returned Ifl I agf r.t-e when ' nil - i i i lhat this lie done at the time of makliiK entry "Corn and Cuttle i ntrit.iite Cap Hal lor MOW Han!. It.il.m.. the vloguu that has heeu adopted It) the Klrt National Hank and the Northwestern Trust company of St. I'aul snd banker of the northwest, in mo promotion oi uieir corn shows Increased Interim ll son production miaiis Hie ultimate rais ing and maintenance .! more live lock at.. I iliMij-ifiiutitui in funning inethod.s, ui tin- financial nih ant. inl and prosperity of the entire north west I'.imphletH giving full detail re garding the HMxilnl annual "First National" corn show and form .t it. try I. lank, may be secure. I on appli cation from bankers in the corn ...n 'rrltory PORTLAND LIVE STOCK MARKET REPORT first California grata steers of tin- season arrived today an. I went oer the scale at a pretty fair fig ure .-.ei.ii ninety and elgl.i For first ruu of this class m salesmen considered them well sold The morning estimate ..i hos showed tJ.'.T had been unloaded over Sunday. This I the largest day 'a receipt for some time F.urly trading was brisk ami 14 -i offerings moved ul the start oil on a In and l husis Quality shown was rather spotted; s.mi i.ty good hogs were offered and also a con sideruhle number of only ordinary 1 utility . Baton noon one load got over at a $9 20 price Tclographic reports indicate a gen erally lower market in the Kant The bulk of hogs sold Saturday at $9 00. s week ago at $9 00 and (9 10 a month ago at 19 00 aud 19.10, u year ago at $7 85 and S.s OS, two years ago at 18.55 and 8 70. three year ago at 18.86 and $9 00, aud four years ago at $8.45 and $8 66. Neutral? Not on your life! Were for America! Do you live In this town? Very food. Then let your actiou tell the tory. rUOWLKY Crop are fine In Barren Valley thl spring. Hope everybody gets busy on the rsbbit bounty ss the dry landers re too poor to fei their crops. Crowley school will be closed the "ith of May. The pupils have all learned well. Will give sn enter tainment The last day parents are all Invited to bring basket dinner I Help make ;i ;.i".l lime for the little folks. The homesteaders are proud of their new- mall service. They have been getting their mall more prompt Their were several Crowleylts seen going to Morevllle last Thurs day on business. The Juniper park club has t....en in a few new members, but sre In- creasing slow. Owen Maxlum I working for the M. L. s ranch. K. N Dale made a flying trip to .liintiira this week. Jeff House snd Rob Crummett I have been busy grubbing brush the past week for I. K. Venator. The club gave unite a few enter tainments last week. Kmaniiel Crummett mnde n (tying trip to Arlington, Wash, last Ft I day to lslt his brother. Hoy. who was badly injured in a logging HUB) I'aiiK.illand gave an Ire cream so cial Kaster. Those present report ed a good time The road supervisor and his crew are almost to Hlverslde. All who have been over the road report a good Job. The rluh went to Ithine Heart , Raster to find a good place to boll their egg. Hope they found It Dan Chadler Is missed by Crow lfV an m tllflVI.lt 111 llOllHi till ,'1. against the hill. Hush Mcilargue I busy look in it after his Interest. Hush lis let his horse out to Walter Star for tttwtaf and hire. Walter I get ting all he can do. II Anderson h.ts been busy help ink Text Martin with his spring crop. Don't forget 1. K. Venator has lot of good things to eat and wsar Prices reasonable Daddy Dowell ha Jut received a -upply ..I onion seta. What are we poor homesteaders to do sbout the rabbit bounty. The siork men are able to fencn the rabbit out and raise their grain ami fight the bounty. There was enough grain and hay destroyed last year j to pay taxes on their farm Now this spring there are several home leader who could not pay iiu-ir taxes, being unable to fence their . grain, while they have to go to work for wage and let the rabbit have i their own way. You hear one and another lamenting where ws will get MM grulu If the rabbit don't take it Now let' get busy and nlan a way to get rid of these pest. Now Mr Kahhit don't you hosr Crowley slug this song every year Wen golng to ,t , vy CMUnU M til they 1st us have a rabbit bounty. From a Dry Lander. THE REGISTRATION IN GRANT COUNTY Cunion City. May 2 Id-glstra-tiou In Urant cognty by precincts is a follow, the pos tof floe, when dlf i.i.i.t from precinct name, being ftVM Canyon City, 253; John Day .id ilzee), 46; Forty Nine (Qrasanora), (I: Riverside, itp- .. r John Day Valley), 42; Snow Motiniatii iSuplei i, 1; Austin. I'll alh-. 51; W.iini Springs (Hitter), 75; Oranlts Long in ek, Hi". , Hamilton, .".9; Su sanvllle, 43; Willow I Range), It; North Fork (Monument). Straw herry (South side of John l ia River, near I'ralrie), lf; i Ml iew t.Mt Vernon t. I'uiotl ll'raine t ityi. T; . ., villi- ii anyoii City), ; .South Fork, iDayullei, ;i;l; Mi. Idle i Ml noli I, Ml-, Total 2141. i.itiil number of party electors was a (aUawai BlillsagS. 1528; ilemocruts, ..ul; socialists, 68: Inde- peuiieni. ,s; progressive, 6; prohlbl lion, 7. A lot of people make a noise, but only a few are heard. These are times, however, when men talk big, say little, and do no thing. Hemt-iuher the children today and perhaps they will do as much by you tomorrow. This I leap year, for a positive (act Hut you wouldn't believe It, would you? It' easy to make a million. All you have to do Is to beat the other fellow to it. Oh. yea, James, we like to hear you i .'Ik good roads, but we'd a heap rather see you get out and hustle 'em aloug. DKAD OX I UAT. ches, and Jewoy Rice are pre paring 90 seres for fall sowing for Roland Hall. Levi Crull visited in Weisor with hla daughter. Mrs Frank Lunger, Saturday, April 22nd. Mrs Lunger and Mrs. Ray return e.l with him and spent a f"W days on Dead Ox flat, returning Saturday. April 29th Mrs. Lunger and Mrs Hay visited with Mrs A. T. Mc Donald V April 27th Much needed work has been done in the Snow Moo.ly Irrigation sys tem extending laterals thl spring. Right or ten teams were busy three days this week raising the ditch at Its terminus on the ('has llerr place that water may he put on the land of Mr. Hlgelow. A. T McDonald has rented a part of the Hlgelow land and spent last week plowing and working on the ditch Win Wells moved his family Into I'.tM-ite a week ago Sunday. Mr Wells I now prospecting In the mountains north of Welser. A a result of the herd law many people are tearing down their lences and those who are not are al lowing them lo heroine dilapidated Home fruit tree have consentient iv oiforeil from the pesky Jack rabbit It looks odd, not to say risky, to see large tracts of land In crops with no protect Inn. A. T. McDonald Is preparing to r -1 1 - 1 S(l acres on bis own and son. (1 It s, homestead. Cha. Rice has moved from the Senkblll place Into the Krlckson bMM It.ipti-i Church Notes. Church going Is a matter of small consequence with many people The noblest and strongest charact er the world ha ever known have been earnest Christians. ThS church is the visible means liy which (lud has eatabllshed the Kingdom of Klghteouan. Directly or Indirectly sll Clirla tliin Influences have come from Un organised church. I would not rare to live or bring up my children In a place where no church existed. If everyone should follow the ex ample of the non-church members, there would be no church It Is selfish for me to expert to have the benefits of the church while I am refusing to Identify myelf with the chinch Topios for next Sunday, May 7th 1 1 nn I in. "The lllble " 8:00 p. Woman Who Exchanged Wages for Worship " 1 Ills will close the threa sddrssiss on the gsnsrsl topic, "Three Oood li.ngalus" The public Is cordially llll ItOd lo alien. I ll.. 'reaching at Arcadia at I p in D I liAKF.lt, l'utor Sllvei .ir. One of the pleasant occasion oc curred at the llaptiat parsonage last Friday evening It was the silver snniversary of Mi and Mr. O. V Franklin About fifty people gath ered at the parsouagu to spring a surprise on them which was coin ph-ntely arranged and played upon them. A beautiful silver spoon tray was presented to them by the many friends with many wishes for yet many more happy anniversaries Cake and ice cream was had by all and at ten o'clock the company dis persed wishing for many more oc casion like this one ' A FKIF.ND holies of the Kplscopal (.uil.l held a May day tea at the hom ..i Mr. U. I. King. The house wa beautifully decorated for the occa sion with lilacs, apple blossoms and paliMcs A guessing contest and music furnished Indoor entertainment and the May day dance on the lawn h the little tots In charge of the Misses ('alien and liailey was greatly in Joyed by all This was followed by recitations by Charlotte ('lagged, Firman Scholes, Lois i'riuziug aud Honuld Wood The program was completed by a pretty little dance by Inns Keaton. The tea was well attended by On tario people beside the following Mesdames Virgil Staple, Tom Jones, Purlng' Kastman, Mueller, Hull, Les lie Hope aud J It Wheeler from Vale and Rev and Mr Tho Ash worth, Mesdames J M. Uenuett, C F Mueller, J. A Lauur, fid ward l.auer, J. F, Orr, 'w Riley, Comptou, II Dunn. Geo. Lattig, Albert Wil son, Lester Sewell, Albert White and J. B. Burns. All reported a good time Card of l k- We wish to thank the friends and neighbors who extended so many kindnesses during our recent be reavement. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. 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