Burn ’• U bkul Mitios.iN- 0 VOL. XVI. id’ u\- COUNTY, OREGON, SI i NO. 43 THE STATE'S CENTER aided in c»mf mother in her la- Rev. Atkin-or. HE O R. & N. PROJECT MAY SOO.N ceremonies at th BE CARRIED OCT. Adkins, of H ; funeral services attendant« at tin onfere.ee Expected t. Result In Somelbing Defluite--H.rriman Lines Give Dead Chief Stelen. Large Orders. FIRST NATIONAL BANK LAND OFFICERS AT LAKEVIEW MUST GIVE UP. President Gave ia ta Dviegatioa ia Oregon City Case, But Will Tara The m Dowa on Brattala. A Great Fa 111 patch to the in termoui'tuiii e j pv. 1-.— nu Indians brou rt her I ra ttain, of th, today that the Wbit read in lai Calf, the hono tpectei L II ar a summary lead.r of the I h In, la fi th been stolen iron n Linn led Calf died in V. a LÌ I 3Ui I: > K* February. He an ò r of years of age. In the c dav u: :c t he was the great war r th< arj w A.* tribe, but when the whi i"!k. T • n ine s?- L nt il th J- became their frit nd •er, Rn-( t Mohler, it is ascertained, went to V °« rigf i he went to Washington ear, lew York to meet Harriman, who tu tier K J egation to prote-‘ :'r fil from Europe, Burna, hwi as just returned Bra ing of lands o-i tl.< ir rc ) on iff- r there he had gone to recuperate ch ear. He i’ey. hou» fter the operation performed on stockmen. B on leftrj, pneumonia and ialf cn/, im for appendicitis. e bra» .i«- were placi d in an »<ler ha •' The advantage of the O. R. it N. ha, crop ¿s but th summar house four mil wei right xtension would be to permit the coir ii'te, ous, hong foot agency l uildi . 1 comaijH larriman lines to invade the turn Un Recently, ace ir.li m each tn er districts ar.d by a direct east it to which came in ward route avoid the present round ] Indians went to be 11 bout way of backhauling to north ¡¡i I see that all was well re- rn points. It is expected that th I mains, and t a st ngth( tiie I k onference between Harriman and ,1. _ . against a T lohler will result in something déf | found tin or th aite that will interest the northern t open. Si uno c Sting hi. oliice on I s L ailroad. t |the body has I 1 by A. \V Machen, r There are a number of O. R. it N'. ' hunters. The riniti.di1’ i of the an onstruction projects on foot and it] Pellt i the I - - dli .• l)f - atid will make to re every 3 thought that Harriman nt thej nent. I cover the bed,- charged with hav- LU Oli .resent conference will decide wliatl y lookout for ‘ex re feasible. The construction of J chief. having collected a he Columbia Southern has been oft ’ from various Great Hoi »ending since the magnate retired er or n ’ he, like o Europe. During^his absence a ben 40 per cent is not 1 he Unite omprehensive report on the coun- iv rate, Bratt a in’s ry the contemplated extension horse profit world. At rould tap has been prepared and n d h he substance of ^that report was when other ; ?re Ti, ii' to competition abled to Harriman lit - P There is hardly any doubt, ac- purposi; , an 1 A ed for h in rses many ording to reports from the same r nt t ¡ourse, but what the Columbia profier for us t< con»ide 9 metl !■ r that Southern will eventually be built, wise to do in •• rd rk Whittlesey, recently dismiss an .nd the northerners are provoked at not be too seri<. , is another perton who could a w It he delay, for they realize that the dustry ns great e anfold, if he were so disposed. levelopment of the country has and interesting. A 1 he Oregonian coi r- spondent bas . the horses iin t >een retarded and that another sea ■ii informed repeatedly bv olli- were valued an ¡on must elapse before active oper- ils who know, that Brattain can million dollars 'ft tide itions can be commenced. t be retained in oflii either with In ha; j eion, together mp Those who claim to be on the in- f he*: without the indor-inent of the hor*- ùde also s.ate that there is a prop- ! and substituti ins r p; ms isition ou foot to run a line from ciated this st. >ck tr man Herrn Bellingham Bay to Spokane. Il half. But th, and dation within e, .hie is done it will mean a great th I business reviv ens :ut-off as a short route to Puget rows, ho rnson, peri tv, «■> th alu V tie, hr Sound. This road, if built, would Upper ii horses in the hirst*, >pen up new tereitory and one that I more than t« p <.r»ii n ;ould ably support the railway, but t. Him i .be fact that it would lie in mor, . dollars at rt»« June, 19U i ms. i>‘ »r less direct competition with th, i Treat Northern may have a deterr was at th. H I ’ to.—Onia Ar «I ng effect on its being built. That there are contemplated im row Mr. and M provements is evidenced by the fact IrT nd .bat over 70 locomotives have been yesterd IV fr< ordered from the Baltimore Loco brought J t motive Works by the Harriman receive ti: Jr I is Iteinÿ |»f*r lines. the Wt fen W. H. Cecil's Mother Dead. A correspondent from Cecil. Ore hip |WI OREGON Hit FIRST RANK Report of the condition of the' A special from San Francisco t< he Oregonian, says: From high Borní, i 1 either- fficial sources it is learned that j. .»«a; larriman has taken up the prop sition of extending the O II A- N. ine into Central Oregon and h i - atimated that this will be his next tn portant move on the Pacific ,.i=t 'he news leaked out through the ecent mysterious departure of A nn, ,. Mohler, president of the O. R. A- T hip; (T»-™ THE HLEASlkE OF EATI gon, writes the following to th Arlington Record: Mrs Mary Ellen Cecil died at Per*.us her home on .Willow creek in M '■ dj-.p p- » row county, Oreg, : Sunday 'ep tember 6. She war born in Illin - jn December 2, 11828. While there vbe was united in marriage to William Y. Cecil >n decern ber 11, 1847, whose death occured -■. ■ e » years ago. Soon ifter their mar riage they moved to Missouri and in 1862 crossed the plains and uhMxl tied on tbe site of the p- - nth i.- rlrug^ stead on Willow creek. Mrs Cecil was one of tbe best known women in tbe state. Lav . lived with her hu-fai. l n th I F “immigrant" trial for >ver 4<I year- every traveler who cro? - J th «tale, will rentn her her kin L face and of baring partaken always generoo- t «pilality was the mother t»f nine ch .dr six of whom Bur-rive her. 1 are, James, ofHp kane. Wash Wm H. of Burns, Or-■ Vvth. 1 Winfred, of Cec I. Oregon, Mr- T A Rhea, of He. r Oreg i a 1 Mrs J. Robisor of Walla W Wash. AllirfU. . »»..¡.tJao wcr* prevent with tbeir familie- W by I No. 6215 CHARGE OF GRAFT STRONG H 0* BURNS. at Bum» in the State of Oregon, at the t-lvse ,»t buslnesa, Sept. 9, 1908. LON 1 ITS S 10 IRRIGATION THL LARGEST. RESOURCES. I s and Ditcouut».. I' s. Bone'» to secure circulation Premiums on U. 8. Bends B pemption Fund. Real Estate, Furniture ami fixtures •i'j ami tine from Banks National Bank BURNS, OREGON. t Fift LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in .'UrplUfi ITidivided profits Nn' h al Batik Notes Deposits N. I T ’ARPENTER. C asuib , A. C. WELCOME, A sst , C anhirr . V Mosev I’aid In ihe State Xcxt Tea Tears. ’rations. Firms and Individuals Solicited. WANT YOUR BUSINESS. lohn l> Daly, Frank R. Coffin. N. Ü. Carpenter, R. J. C Cummins, H M. Horton, C. A. Haine». Win. ns Davin. hington office h ■nty Warrants bony At at tAt mar Ast prist. UC l \TE OF OREGON,» «•I STY or H ARNEY, i •* I. N. r. t'arpenter, (’ashler of the anie.t bank, «lo Boh-mnly awcar that th«- n in'.euieut i» true to the l»v»t of my k ••• nd belief. N. I’, < ARl’ENTEIt, ( .: rre«‘t—At teat: C. ('VMMINK, H. M. H orton J. W. G eary , Director» I’tfG ribetl and »worn to before mo this nth of Se] pt. 1908. A. W. Gow as Notary Public for Ort tu i and w ill be reimbursed for any loss by burglary or bold up day or night. V and nn ' i mates ri >•«■> c JOHN I» DALY, Ç k ? OM> . P resident . in OF ONTARIO » OREGON • i f A Distressing Accident. 'oi ponitioiiH. FirniH and Individuali* ■ d ¡Kill'd. u Little Roy Cowles, the 7-year-olJ of - in of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cowl, was caught in the tuinbling'rod of J W. Hamiltons thrasher yester day afternoon, while the machine was i at work i in Ira G. Bove 's BP fn 1 I neat town town, and terribly brui-- e I and beaten up. i a At the hour of doing to press the little fellow i- still alive and may ' possibly pull hrough. He was standing near in the rod gazing up at . the feeder ami his clothing in some way caught i, the rod and be/an winding up. The machine was i running at full pi. d. and before one could hnrilli i alizo it the boy was jerked oil’bi le' t Tiie rod where he was caught was about two feet from the groiin I and he wag whirled rapidly arom. it, -Diking the ground each time lie went under. The machine was stopped just as soon as it Could be ul done and the boy torn loose from I he rod. Dr. Roberts and J. V. W truer took the lad in charge, set bis broken left leg and dressed lr head. It is not known definitely whether he is hurt much internal! or not —Long Creek Light. Ç . |.i| HI RS —John 1>. Daly, William Jones, Frank tt •bin.-. 1!. F. Olden, M. Alexander, N. IJ. Carpea- •r. 1'1 II. Test, Thoa. Turnbull. t K II. TENT, (tabler. VVllM •'' ■ y adopted by the r I im i t following out ■ I ihe irrigation law, t lie contribution of • • Xj> luleil within 1 ■ o xi 10 years nod into the general ill, of course, to bo tia, Nevada and ,1 territories badly in in, but which thinu- little toward the I be tola) irrigation -Hl,(lilted, is ;f lt;,‘J'.t|,- . 11 1,000,000 In ex- : .'I- 11 iii fie of the M . e than half I hi, mtributed lag. year ■I I first Rational Bank CALDWELL, IDAHO •r>il Bcinkinq Business Irdnsacted CORRESPONDENCE INVITED ilU/IL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. | OF PIIIIMIPIIIA INCORPORATED 1847. 1. I lifo iiiaumnre at tho lowed rate» Our pulici«e ’ tin <*<* paynu^itH are made 'i<!< I iiiMtirarin* for the face of the contract. A pai.i up policy. "• < ash Hiirrender value. I in-xeelled a« a dividend payer. / i / g 1 / a ; hkfoke roir iwiik . The people of Burns preft i a ni Most people <an’t It. II. Benedict. Di.tiict klanagur. II. A. Dillard, Agent Borns, Or. rn.on, ' \g<uU. I i Lui r,s. I'HISIOIM W. R. SCBRte, C«.H„. a ting Cured. ÜI town clock to a circulating libra: believing they can have a In r time with the former than v the latter.—Telegram. Ihe Times-Herald complain that thereHs too much credit t M. ALEXANDER, V ici -P rbmidknt . 1ST NATIONAL BANK I'r pr and t i nongli, but its different in I. , ei n Oregon__ Telegram. >ER NEW MANAGEMENT 1\ hap ■xirris ZEXotel bit THE GENUINE VS. COI Nil RI 111 Ul’AS. Proprietor. BIJKNH, OREGON. The genuine ia llw.iye belter 'ounterieit but the truth of iiuent la never more forcibly r< or more thoroughly appreci; :*iri when you compare t H r genn itta Witch Hazel > dvt> with a counterfeita worth!»-' iub tutea that are on the mark* t W I^<lbetter. of Khrevenport La., f . j After using nutn«*r**iiN other r**m« without benefit, one b«>i x of t.f DeU ¡ah Darei Salve enre.i m<* I' ri.bleeding, itching and pr-.trini , Do rsu>e«ly is ,'|oal to DeU W Ii Hazel Helve 'old l>> I’or. iggiitn. ?7«5<)O •’ c is inter- lion r D gu smodatijns for Traveling Men. I, < ati'd and under thè msnagomelit nf un The building ha« lH.cn thoroughly reiiovsted TI . -lining room ih in chnrge of polite, sccohi - ibi,« are fiir11i h lieti with thè liest. 1 B ak I n C onnection A *hou E nrniture ehoiip.-r than .-ve ■ i thi « town. W>- b. ¡ht mid wilII sell right. Tin ‘ rt in La ce and Muslin in» Ledi e®, call and in can plea you in both •1 price. Bureaus, Chi fib dvlyoarda. Iron Beds, and in ylhing in our line—| irniture <* I •, ned to the public and tu« desire eur old H ir, I <,stornerà to stop tuilh usât the old stand 'ST ACCOMMODATIONS DROOMS HOME COOKING of Public Patronage Solicit'd The rles Anderson, MARYLAND I . CAPITAL SALOON, lor Hotel A “ents, ( ^RSON HOTEL J J(JI Il l DONEGAN, Proprietor. Oregon. ö'inis. Tlxio HeeAq.xi«bztexe