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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1907)
file Imte-tUrald The Official Ppr of Harney County, the lrfct circulation and is (mm o( he heM iidvertliing rne.linmt in Kaatmn Drp((in She gimluMa . I h Wrnn tatiutru j i OWM n ar.a of flVH.COO arrra of J Unci. 4,7(M,wn crc yet VSSBS4 miltt J tn entry nnnVr the settt. lend lawt of J lbs United Stale. .... mm i BURNS. HARNn COUNT) IREQON, JULY 20. IWI NO. DOWN PESTS undertaking for the county, it ONECROPSAIDTO BE RUINOUS would be self supporting if not a paying proposition. Each and DS SHOULD BE OIVEN every one when shown the bene- BULLETIN TEIJLS OF THE DANGERS OF ATTFNTION lew It Tke That frelt Orewer WaaM I) T l iea. Times-Hernld It your paper of July fit they would derive signified their willingness to pay for their spraying, and not a few but all want it. It will cause our or chards to got larger and nearer together: good fruit will draw hundreds, of good settlers; it will draw capital and in a few years it will swell our county tax roll WHEAT CROP The Watery ef All Wbeat Ciwtrtii l That Wheat Ahw Urewa m Laa4 Will t'ttbaatrly lata It A warning against the crop system of farming considerable development is go ing on and population and pfO duction are increasing to some extent. ot the growth of the in terior towns and rural communi ties is still slow, in eomparrison with the big growth of Portland, and in consideration of the op-j portunities and attractions that rural OfOgea and its smaller cities and towns offer. s,np:l0" Of k)Q .a mine and prom- Hl the is,.,! r:iilrn:wl i twirl Iv the Cltuiie. NEVER BIIORI MHJ SCANDALS AS ARE NOW BREWINO. VII the SUethe la Senlit Baay Alter Ureal ll- Caa del Peactri Aat 1I Qalch Werk fer Orahhere LAND IT:NCERS HAVfc PEACI: that lie thinks he is entitled to Ive, lie mint hustle and make the most that i- possi hie from his laii'l.'- continued Mr. Newell "The real object of the govern-j ment in maininining this de- j partment is to bring all lands re quiring irrigation to the highest state of productiveness. In or-1 der that this may le accomplish ed tin In age that is now heltl largel) hy private individu als niu i into smaller press dispatch from Wash- luly l.'t says: that you find l.x-al fmn, thousands to hundreds of up-lands of eastern Washington hut not altogether. For some pedal effort will he mad, ,,,,,, .m , may u, cutj region, or without apparent rea son, i h tide of immigration has never .'t toward Oregon as ID j as is fully warranted b) the ad vantage w inch all parts of til" state n hy somt again oiecaesing thousand of dollars. and the similar territory in Ore- y of a county fruit As v m tno county court and w,no . atmd fa a ,n " I may no be favorable to the nnnetin on 'Farm Practice in "r,,l"" ' proposition, if so to my certain the Columbia Basin Upland," - - )!i ledge n. arly. u-en one with writen bv Byron Hunter, assis- riSW great 8' ,. tfl ,., rnrod fnr will meet . ... . .u- u .. .,i ... ,, . , tarn in me uiiren .i ii - MU" ,n,!, tnat B' 'in more than half way H...trv of the department of airri- " ' and with pleasure pay for all that cutare v tn0 Tacoma ledger. ' ' ' I"'!1"- - ,.,. . m that no mfer:,,i , (i,m, for thcm Tnpy are all The bul,eti'n w published by the lation is the ownership by i few hjwf . ... ..c.t-...... .--.- Sl-11K ilown the tests wnicn ijnjted States department and people oi so mucn 01 tne protnic- Brou.ling pests that;Brefagt Petting a foothold and hy the Washington and Oregon tive land. This is especially the B'1'1 " out will keep it if the county does gyneuiture experiment stations case in Umatilla county, end in a r Bof the ..pinion that ,,( cme fonvard and help. jointly. Mr Hunter has lived in less dog rot nearly all others. r-sfl is a very modest The maioritv here in the fruit - - - - -- M --- Great areas of oTaiinir land. -- -- -e .- -- I III I'll lllll 1 "M IIIIUTI tr A.' It Ilia I e- by the government to enforce tb anti-fence law n the western ninut": DOT n.vt year. All shc iitl agenis who have been in that I work in the past have placed at work on land fraud casts. more essential that the thi puhliolands e iii.'ii MKon irom it vated to the ver best atlvantage. "It is the ami id the govern ment, by the iiiulligetit and helv ful co ..penttion of the home steader, to demonstrate that the reclamati, m -rvi.e is not only a Mtluable aid in contributing tt the development of the state but that the vitense is but sliirht I when the results obtained art he much of which might be farmed successfully also retard the W. iV HCI " . l,Kjbuisnessarenew beginners and and shou,d know whereof H should go one bet- are onv learning: and to combat .-.-j.. -hat the party au- m. lK?iB will try any spray rec-i He nen t0 a general opinion growth of POpohUton, Ajx-ct fruit be also ()mmended. And right here the .u. u.k-t farmen. of t he ' While these conditions cannot m j . .:. j ., - " Ijjje iiispev. nun ..v. JcountV hipiKtl in here. b fraud. said Acting Nnv-. linMi,ir,.,i of the Interior Woodmll than to have illegal fences torn ., : rumnnni that ther is s movement on toot to build an In dependent Cooperative Telephone line from Hurn.s to Baker City. 1'iniiie Citj Miner. down. We can destroy fences almost any time and round up illegal teen, hot Wt cannot delay the investiirati't into land frauds .. t 1,. ,w.. v.'lt,. ... tll.l.. it t...l tilt. court could accomplish r.lumhil.blu.in that the soil will be changed, at least soon, there , " , ,,, a,w, h-tf. thttir . s shipiHHi in here, , K(kx1 work by compeiiing us all lyjj go wheat without a de- ' ' " '"'! opportunity foe wvered m w we eouia ., .accompanied I yjtoute tested standard spray cHne in the yields. This opinion thousands of new families on catch thom .. -; i aaopwany me government ex- however, is contrary to the his-' now icne or nm sngnuy useo .ami. :,.,,,..:,. ,etvartment has oft St', entomologist of iakl rees are shirjed Biat he be also au Br.imptlv and with Hiy all such trees or Kwl infected with rledge and that of here this year in l never known1 -e. Whether they it peddled through trees shipped mot hut they are f sor." thing is not done lere ' y and to mul- B the Hon. County i pet: 'I, .lied to appoint r: out iauea 10 r the reason that few and far apart. Iwnion the court in o apHiint an inspector g jum the proper course pds fewer and far t; far the reason it is H economy and no ty liberality and good fruit. As it nstruted U the that the foot hills nty are second ! H United States for Lrd fruits of all ftii the id ol I of eoi in theatliacent cities and villages We cannot avoid tin conclusion that rural OrgfOOl has noty.t been sufficiently atlvertisevl. it claims proporlj presented. Ben- ience of anybody reared in the w county ow son sUtes to which reference is made. this Central New York product """"v ,i:i good wheat crops about 40 years, ! v ' lut "nmi but at the end of GO years thel"'- tind ..tl... ..pp.,.. growing of wheat became un- " '" N'11' oetotobooggii profiUble. Ohio. Indiana lilt- '" nois and Iowa are also i " Permer. HiaovotwH ..v..nttlll1lv ('"lllli d Ctlltin Hot that rotation of crops was nec essary to keep up the yield. periment stations for all the diff- torv of airriculture in the United n(l for proHrtionate numU'r erent pears we nave. SUtes. Bountiful crops for many I know of many who are spray- ymn a decjne jn the ing and spraying who might just yie,d ve been the rule. In as well use as much pure spring ( stanceg citad by Mr Hunter well water because of improper pro-1 ,ub,Untia.td from the exper- portion, ana Detng improperly made and applied. Then again, we have to learn the habits of the pests that trou ble us: their times of hatching, and their manner of attack. For those that fly take them on the wing as a good huntsman shoots a duck. When you wing them an do no more harm. For those which suck use a poisnous spray that will penetrate the bark or foliage of the tree. For those that eat use an adhesive posion which will remain for some time on the bark or foliage, but this must not be used much after the fruit is well formed. Or among certain kinds of vege tables such as cabbage, lettuce or anything liable to be eaten without being well washed. The codling moth is peculiar in more ways than one the male l.evious. And the (lying; the female em Is, docs all the dirty work. I the eggs, and fills our fruit, particularly apple cores, with loothsome dirty The writer says the Willamette Oregon, produced a good yield of wheat for many years, but grad ually the crops declined until only 10 or 12 bushels to the acre were produced. Then the grow ing of wheat was given up al to mention tin in all would find u pnuiuiM n aovensss mem selves widely, thoroughly and systematically, independent of or in connection with what Port land organizations are doing. But trhflo doing this, earnest and persistent ofteti should lie made to OfOtiOH real, substan- mapited out a campaign against the land grabbers of the west for the coming year that promises to mm up scandals that will com- tivershadow those in Washingt"). Oregon, Utah and '. .. In recent years. The entire force of special insp- lor information m the int.r -mountain states, and i I.-., lopmoatggfi mised , in two mi- three lo- ies. Homrelcader Is Wrusg. Sb)- Ncell. Iii the Oregonian of last Sat urday Chief Newell of the rot Lunation service states that Ore guii homesteaders are to blame for not receiving government aid in irrigation He says: F. II. Newell, director of the United States reclamation service is another member of Secretary i. Id's purty who reached I1. ,ii land vesterday in company with Mr I'mchot. Discussing i he rt.lamati"n service in this Mr Newell, wliile avoiding .lol. printing The Times-Herald If v.itl planl hut Ot) frail tree have il the test the beat ia BOM t.Mi nI Yoti can procure the lieel fur this aliunde front Adaui (iei.rge Ulr- .tin n ii v takre all rreponaililll ly and grill r. pUii'. All irtwa atar ranled true to nsrue. II fee nit i to Imiltl as Adam UeStgS. lb' mil ftl ratal vu plana, p. i iheaii.il.. doors, elsjajoet and hard.. .- ' I -ui half what Will- duwH f r I Addraaa him ai Lea N. BROWN & SONS General Merchandise Agent for Studebaker Wagons, Baggtai Huckboards. Sleighs and Sleds. Deerinji: Mowers, Rakes, Bind ers and Headers. Send in your orders for herring Rxtran. Fairbanks-Morse & Co. Gaso line Engines, Pumps and Irrigat ing outfits. We place an Iniggttlon outfit o farm nnd demttnatnila hnt it mII do before a payment is made Complete line of Dry Goods, Furnishings Clothing, Boots, Shoes Groceries. KtSafSfv F -UUT med 1 nr Still Thev were imported here by 10 rears casoe to MirlM. miI1B ; lyor, either in the writer, whei rM Th tnellinif II Ull y on .--. v -- ---- -aa ,ru"1 Hi ..aratusof the female is very und .hern tree- i if ,,,., (,r,iv wa-k Thank God I have , . f . ' lt, with or v.ould have bf ., sln,llK infuBgm of Sage, or use Believe what, " u lt.u ti,,ips 0f Carbolic acid in That all this , water or ,n HCl change the grown in nitn.ey most entirely and the Willamette i tiul attractkm ftr homeseekers valley has become a dairying and hi Ow W '""H farms at fruit-growing region. The Sac-1 reasonable prices. This is tjtpee ramento valley. California, is an-' ially th- w.ti. of tfej other example. It was settle; grow a about 60 years aoo and the sum- t! be read mer-fallow system of growing P small and ptoduetive tracU the cri,jt.jMn ,, U- homesteader!. wheat was followed, but now the; of Ian, l that can t- iougnt at ht.lilttigr IiuhU that an includetl yieW is not over 10 bushels to prtOOi that will Us tl .-. -t i pur- jM irrtarut itn i says that ' ' ' until the people of this stale n. u 'hem lelvagggd work in-.te ,"1 mmmm ,,. i,.-, productive area, the will not n Tkc l.ttnc Mir RE8TAURANT I 'r,..ii.'iur. .n. ...I II streeU. MBftii AT MUU HOURt Bakery in eonneetion A Sesciall v sf Skert Oresn. Tai.lt' fiirni.li.'il v lha mat' I nil,, id. .- tolloiied I l'.K.w i a IU.. J.W.BROWN & SON Contractors and Builders Call and get liatlmates. I'laiiM jimU Prkea If you have work in gejr linr Hhoao. rorn.r a.tli at ilia lla A QerfsM BSta. iafOa OtSfSSJ asBBsgBVBsssaawsjsssaasageagi THE BREWERY SALOON l again d to tl.. iml.li, at ilia ilh everything V.nir i.alri.ii the The writer sees simis in the worms. , Columbia basin of the .sunn- 1 1 suit. Twenty years ago much of ami an , ' Halt, ,i. la a.tomlf.1 In all UI inna fatoa.t. .nl tba ral ,i.l.llr In lr,., In ma. llir.nwlvra t the Palouse cm. try gave a "ln "" '" ln' '" large average yields of spring '' wheat, producing crops every year, as are now obtained from winter wheat grown by the sum-mur-fallow system, liaising nothing but cereal cr igg y care a g Go's t?raU rn, a 1 act J said ' 1 Ml always thai the fruit of only ggaajp NT llj sigil ill would no wen , we only got tia our climate and them. At that down with the mager to make on the White when we got to iy thought he is. in the ooinion of the writer. smell of the aj m any COMtinualiv uging UJ) thl. dwUiy. way. she wont believe it u an mg vegetable matter in the soil apj ile tree, wont go up to it, but fjUJter than jt jg ing add..l will btay on tne grouno mm Thi Pft,.ni.. ,,!,. thai anil i starve to deatn. Now if the-Hon. ( ouniy Court more lifeless and more inclined to run together. lit- advises aaaagiaattti gj to appoint anat practice of burning a fruit inspector it is to be hoped wheat stubble to get rid of it. it will at least put forth an effort Stubble serves as a manure, to educate those who wish to wu. powej UIUieri antj ., learn how to make lucious iruu eb the water-holding capacity of and other relatn.-., in Southern to take the place ot the wiiu the soil. In the drier regions the , ..,,,, M. ..1.1. to secure for reclamati. n H. thinks the grem ble in Oregon is that the ,., rata share gf the Bajgggf i content to cultivate and make use of only all acerage of land, although he would attemot to httld in his ' Brenton p, M -i,,n an acreage much larg left v. n indefln he diaposett Uj work. If th. farmer is to gel the hlai.ee from th- QtattMNMH ugh tlie reclamation fui d t'lu ii was a Rgpp luring tl. ....- down Sunday. BEERALWAY8 0N TAP WINES, LIQUORS, CIOAR8 Tl.a Itrawrr). anil H.ai. wnrka ara u.tfar iba W.agaajmil nf n. aajaS airlanoa.l inn. an.l i. ini..n. nut a tt.-t la- - Your Patronage So'iciu-d. HARNEY riUII MEWING CWWW. I James Hicks, Manager i, outing in the mountains. John ' ei and mother v. Valle. I .,"1 W.ilneaday. Mrs I. Ratd and little son arrived home Sunday from a visit with Mrs i- ON Yean HUNTING TRIP i i .:. . t i. 1 1 t. sjaVKMi i THE CAPITAL SALOON, TKIMCH A POUaiAII. I'r.-.ri-i.ira Burnt, - Oregon. 2xe. Ice sPBhlsl Hoe.d.civLfa.rtoro. Wi'ies Liquors and Cigars. Billiard and Pool Table. Club Rooms In Connection. ster. inai time i not mryieid , holding up remarkahU porter family are all well kn.-u flr IHililt' U'hl. lttst UlkT i ....II J A.W1. L :. . " u. 'He jumped up in I ...... j, . . ., ,riiMa. ar .... .... .... fhK Johnson and famiK BBBV 111 I IIMlt till (I a a. va--u. - rillla-as. lit IU.TIUI- IIIuIIIilIl. .I W 111. B called out "Where that ..urian?" Hd by a man who H beautiful a lot ! ordering for acres this year. are . butes to better methods ot sum- 1 tad d. VlitH W 1 I I M . . I I la. .. . a.. W k . V. a m A. a mj m i ji va-a.k. .-- - iiiri -ininivv i fiu.1 ia rirt-i i 1 1 it n t He ... ,.. in Unmv -, ... - i,artiir.. 'I'n, ilv for an outing It. aiiu our ,Yuuu.m ."-j son moisture is conservea. Ills rnntv will ,ioon be wallowing in . ..... ., u I. w . ..... -, m iv in t : ii, ii ir.a. irmr mim i . f lap; . i frui ii ' lott. n - a.-. I any i.ountry. anu der a full crop of He ordered the sjrered him to go geniai. to come say- en ho loft before w down the fence le sjjVxk in. bold to ask him what H let the stock into Hful young orchard BHie gu e me one of via$g looks, and said are just aa d da iv Kut of them. If 1 Bt sund and a few auolt- ido from Um apples growa right h. A. F. B. Geobge CKOf HVOSrtCTS 0000. Joseph Barton returned of to an ..f I h fjilmnliia Viuuin u.-ill Tn.i.l singie-crop farming longer than ''ert a,lt localities near the mountain il l: ' ""'' where the rainfall is greater. J. A Mr. Hunter believes too many Ml varieties of wheat are now grown on The best .ariei .end- f, BANKING BY MAIL You may keep an Account with ua In PORTLAND, OREOON And your Neighbor Known Nothing of it. CHAS. WILSON, tuci ttaoa lo.w.taoa a ,,i n Black smilhioK and Hurs!hoeii(. Wagon Work ALL WORK GUAR- ANTELD. Main St.. - Bu.na. Oroejon ft.MaSaJ1l I HaVaH Koa ' ( 1 dfl LU1 I 4 per cent Interest Thursday's stage from his outing in Harney and irant counties. arid and humid sect, uld land I 'his u be tested, then these- varieties iniing fi mK.hiIH Ilu imiin.uul l.u alu-ti.il. CI..., .. ;..,. i I.RS lu-en titudv- In Harney county there are many j mUJing qxaJifiu of wheat are ing ,,,, good roaas, witn oniy mree roaa boat when grown in arid or semi supervisors while in Grant coun- arid sections, and some varieties 1. ii Holland f th- f I . oaal tt.. i.iii-in. t . ty the roads are bad with super- are better than others itor ;mUling '',,:. ... I raaj mill i n at aa aatu nil ii. , . .. aj.mfrh t.r iLr avorv I aaejgec oumctUJ ttic ail Ulflt aaocu 1UI DVJIICUiiiiJ i--, ..j ... ,iir..h m aeutii in visors mile while irrigation OOas the road everywhere in the farmers and wheat buyers will thTbulLuTwhTh ty -th tl Wire fiaa aireauy oocu uuiis, aw come along, moot neglectful way. abbi Hvtt- would not have Mr. Barton says that grass and M to pasture a goat. " grain looks fine everywhere in ftal fruitmon, 1 have said counties, especially is this BBjaviui man ot liiem the case in Harney county and And it prohtablo to read in full. OKhOON'S SLOW UKOHIH The oouuhttion of the state of Hem my view of tn Lock on the range are as fat Oregon is not increasii g as it go to the Jamestown . ... Sai L. .. . .. . i I... ajavt. U tl, cmu tk.. la ,i i.l ...t Look sick ill loa and - rffcw.u . nun ...- miu Sieetv u l.:u.i ur. i 1..0 io l... v.i.o um. 11 oi.uu.u. nj'(K.M m OggJK in this ...Hill v it I....,.,...- ii.ur for tht furmer mid Iv the rttat nf thf stuti' is mil loUSl.'v BH mint sttvl hnvi- ......Lwr Mr Rnrt.m ivtiim. ktw'iiinir utn with Pi.rllund in not Seen the lady Since - . -,oiumi,on. 1 o r ...v.. --. one who did not ,.u lo his home in Baker City, this respect. While quite a good turn so oo aw aoow wnaaaay aaa them. And in- Thursday mornimr. I'rairi.- City many new homeseekers are scat- '"t far oast as Virginia u , natter of iiisUlling the 'pkeaM and ' g up is a matter of little i Mrs lone Whitii,, .rood t. She started to fair, but ser- ill for sometime. VSo have her re- g it an . : net tering out thiough the sUW, and "1 Writs lur our booklet on JB.A3SrX5LTTSTar toy tad iM't l'"t Offl'c maka. tHir lluikin by mail aalcui a M..aa SAVINGS BANK OP THE Title Guarantee & Trust Company Atiivi in;oosnogv oi mi. siaii oi gaaiai Pays 4 er cent on Savings Accounts 4 Certificate of Deposit " 3 Accounts Subject to Chaok I Thorhurn Ross, President George H. Hill, Vice President T. T. Burkhart, TTSMUrtl John K. Aitchisoii, SecreUry t age 1- Kopf, Asst. Treasui. 240-244 Wabhington St., Cor. Second PORTLAND, ORFGON . . a - llantTKlilll IE tYB1 or aoo B " " Bautlful Ifrio Hal (Ufculur .. 1. 1. LEWIS lillst 1 1. Is Israiti FAKTICl'LAKS and PRICES U U)sas asiriag INFUKMATION. Sccbu DESIGNS. Ma ml V H MONQMNfJLgmK 'ANY, Vf i fma mlf fTlxo Oregon HCotol u. s- wrx'ergaa; jj. jl ja.a.?j. AH f'UNU. Ma...tser cU. avcuiuui.nlatiuu will, urai mom. l-uun uiuiu I... Iiit-i.tl. .- ktoi.Hi'1. hiii. nl.fu iu li .... labia wall (uri.i.l.eu. Maal. I