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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1908)
flt Vimts-Mtralft r i It tin UsS t r-i i UM l'M .vtT(i n tumli'iui" in BM OWMS. She ftmf HeflJi eh rtllli.nrM Cenntrg '" n rp ill n,42,iIIO rr l Imiil, 4,i.;!l.'ifi a err yt vnmnt Milijwt l...-nlrv nti.li-r llrt iil.li.- Uml ! nl ll Inlt-Hl Ml. J OL XXI BURNS, tURNEI OOUNT1 ON IANUAM M IIKPRMSING IN ORHiON FORECAST AND RtvilW 01 INTENSIVE INDIiSTRV. i- OtoNm la St Dtilt Mfc umI W NhOSS) ! Rc llclM Vt4mct4. 'he following excellent article woolgrnwing in tat ion and arc shipped to all nor- HARRIMAN tions of the west. In western Oregon the on.ii- thk tions are altogether different, will. The climate of the Willamette valley Is peCoUarty'adapted '" the eoarw w ool i v: here the Merino is seldom found. Much success has resulted then in the braiding of the Lincoln. Shorp. Hampshiredown and Con! shnpk on seems In U- well adapt STIII NOT ST NO RATE IV USA. N4 Prflt TW Yeir I rr Ynm The tanMni Miln. kNOCKS. of the land -dice 24.469 snaCS oi lO I adfe! "' the "'. the SDts investigated and disposed EOR OMOMSt "'" '-' 1M ' ' ' s- am' ' nuuned for examination on July 1. If hen the numler has largely increased. "Of the aline 24,469 eases, 10. 14J1 arose uj" I oov citizens living near the lands, 5, 532 were originated by ag- while making investigations in H0s 10 Ml THI- COYOTE. IN v By law A vote that is being taken by wire by the Transcontinental the tieid. and 8.778 originated -.1 ..... a . M was written for the New ,d to the Lincoln, and from pre- Passenger association will deter- upon general orders 01 mispen- , sdttfal of the Portland Ore- sent appearances this is to le the mjno whether a colonist rate will """ ' "u' department and the : i a. .........,! ii..,, . .. . ii.. !...,; ireneral land utile. nian bv Kdgar T. Averill of mnim ..,.. i-. ,,.., wpmm n. r ... ....- - , ton, and is worthy of re- are more registered Lincoln bucks nrthwest b) th. .-ntinen- "A short .-innmar M I KIT TOP ON It ATI'OKM M I'KK HIM Omh Cratk uiixt WW) e.,v en tt I iM l.l if... in this state than in all the other taj railroads. It is said that in the results of the al Thenrticle i a-- fob , r iv,. !;,.., ..unhinod .....mi.., iA shows: 2. J b't land i nutiun im urc , , ............ ... HIr ,. , Ju lMl- ,.ii,- viim .. nirn.M vs: Thenumlier here is nhotit eoiial r relm. pushed :;lt.r the case was Snl.itnan in writing his Fift- ,() tnn, in (-anada and it was Rumor says the Harriman lines in the hand of In. agent Psidm had referred to sheep (.)n) r.m.ja that this breed was are determined that the ..Id rate for m. i: .r. patented of cattle, and the state- in.i.ie.Kl int.. the Lnited States, shall b d. and that if land entries were reconveyed to theshvpon a thousand x orient! Imhm of the UiKtn tbci nwrlstton Ttif wflmmiWT llu' r" ' h,Um' suil WH!- mine, nao aponrcci in tt.nu i.in,.,,ihi-.. I'.nHand th. t the Inion racittc onuignt ci niort oi tne special Orgon newspaper today, indication thai the Lin- 0 fan notice agent; 862 entries were cam tld have OMSed i lir q(m. ,.,. coarse-wool under tht' intei ed after heaiinf had uxn There is more tlian one ww fii ,. .,, ,,,,,; rnntrr .1W and nut in the old mte not-' sin-cial agent; ?.";: . ntrii Oregon who eould mak. shtv( nj. (. tigan, H-ist withstanding, eane.l!.l ifler bearings merit and still be within ri(((, th,it in t)i, s;irjnr , A premature report from Losihadupoi eharges. I- . t truth. an nvprnm. nf 1?A lumrids was Anirelts vosterdav stated ' 'There . unlawful en- mar a deer lick from which the tnnr,. well up in the f ..ntiri' band of lb nmmTnd increase had Ikh-d closures t' luiblie lands removisl. i.Msusnectinu animals are shid .,k- of wool-growing njf.twei , ted down. The result of the as to the oaily. This plan has been '.:i' ..wing to me maccui- ,,,1,1 211 wntsn iiiuind. Year- vote ia not vol known, and mil- oiK-n r. indietitl. -uct'ssfuK followeil h Mr Hill porta on theindutU-y In iim, gold on the range fori siting an of-1 of whii S ought to trial, in killing coyoti it is unpossihlo 1 ,d and weighed 105 pounds ficial am.. th 27 con and t.:ie- "A Cjsorote never looks up. but ics. I r"te theotliee . ,.,.,, i i.i....' ;,, i 'hicur.. Pi,..!: the uLile.inie ..f this fiirht .niittals: 4 nn- to lie tried: 72 alwnv on a level with tin- ml of sheep con hangs the greater p miti fencing eases oovoring 511.076 rround Mr. Hill, "and I . nowever it is aseer- . Smvth. s half-bnitl Lin- ..f all the i-ivmoti.-n ami publu-ily I acres were re I erred to the de Ins t.M.k si-ven nHass. includitiL' w.nk that n the i. . but ed in On ngand ,, ,l. international I. d Ih- I on up to Jul) 1. Tin killing campaign inau, iirated by the sheepmen of Oregon has stimulated the gin- if the eastern Oregon ni. 1 : the highest tnd novel devices for killing Loon adopt -N In it claimed to be the 1 successful methml for o ing with the sly little beast that he bane of the sheep ranges! is that adopted bj H. T. Hill. inii iheepman of Starkey ne. aboul f0 miles east of P.ndleton in the Bluemountail Having hunted deer in tin in. ..i! talni Mr Hill is fam iliar with the immemorial scheme uilding a platform in a u Pi MM 1 I Of Kmmett. ' iting n-lati rhursfa momin af ii..w,. trouble Bhe a husband, t w . small children and main friends to mourn her demi 1 I ' . a .1 ! a M rjUhtar, The funeral II occur Ion row. utnier Hie auspio i the KelM'kab cit, The deceased was well knouu in llarnev cunt. and a u daughter of M Sb. ilT (Jiltings. Ontario rgus. no TBttPASSINtl IIimoimr i furhiildri ii ll.mi-. rs i 1 1 1 1 . I 11 voBuryi lip ., mi MPi- in 1 irom mose m ;. Inspector Lytl and P Smyths, secretary of the m .f sheep commissi. VVoolgrowers Assoc. 1' ion, k Sh..w interest of 0 . tresiaas cases in ;n com- om tin n with sheep from alltl O.G8 was paid ntotli. Thess doubtedh the tin est ranee she ad i depart m. t 1 1 n main and ::.inh .astern Oregon. Wallowa .in tnenip- lation and only in four n was rd. The tlocks in l.t by secreting myself in were tnv I would I from de 1997. ti.m M heme I was right n ben I shot "ue Of a I'iiir that kit, the reinainiiu' mnl looked ' tioti on the It-vel with his ti height, but altb uh I he . oke from 1 almost Mothers with Im.e children need no longer fear croup, colds or whooping cough. L stive Cough Syrup Uist.s i-.i It Works off the old through th bowels, clears the brad, (ilia antecd. Sold h The WeU"om I'liarina. rj . Hums. On I Milt.. Il.irn. Ore. .i Mil -. M snasHseswssMsssiesn Brown's Satisfactory Store PALL and WINTER OPENING Everything to tempt feminine fancy l Vt WOltSTKIH VKMHK SITTINGS WOR8TKU SI ITIN;S, FANCY HKOIM LOTUS TKKOII rillHIT t LOTUS, KERSEYS, HOKSTEDH CLOAKINQS Kor Women and .Children Blankets. Oulin? Flannels. Embroideries WINMN'f 'i.n w wtm. OKRaMiNi; xAgi'W KiiMINS HKUTKNM, MII.F I.I.OVKN NEW WINTER CLOAKS Kor I .adieu and Miaaea To bo Shown in a Short Time :' k B lilt- - - . kl "WiN&SONS (f , numlier 01 dued in astern Oregon, lairing on the homcseeker at between ! mi nav,. topped the market in Chicago for these oeeeasive the old colon judgon-.. treand m Iron i' ttuilM 1 ,y (,. aninuil. it ncv- The largest indiudual owner Chiei I urged the, treaspa- ..I up at tin tret at .11. aeon m e.t-' people to coom t-. Oregi audio but after whirlimr ouiekly around akhria Sheep & Land com- spring on thees r. pany, which has Hfi.ooo head. It i. feared that should to Bee if itsaKsadant was ii' ran fur I .er. I 1. 111. 1. i in the tree lor It ..lal disagreements, ib. and 62 cases not brought to trial. ..unties 111 tin western Ti Malheur I .and Livestock i Hi In rmmtwl nnd hiirhi r rntm "Fur cons. , I .. defraud t hi kherefon od with substitui ted Btol oi public landn. iments after haring killed ''o-.i 10. .I.... iii.tMKJ. The average noca, now- movement will not matcralie. itnerc were 11. .nts, 00 .1'. ties Of eastern mv- ..,.,. mgmaitm of from to oi will !. muienullv reduced con initial, and ml; band dipn-. Ak then, in no iiimii ranirc fmm its on .millions of last Var. ' 128 eases awaiting trial. In n to be infecUni or in t ... . . . . ralle. the The,. ,1 mi n al caass,$88, I '--' in fines i disease. averaire flocks contain from 100 in the furht is not vet autb i same authorities estimate , njKI sheen. tiv..lv inv.-n out bul it has bean ao.,i at Itetween; RsMOtd prises for leninl (WO pounds, reached during ItQT. Starting rage of .-,ght pound m tll, ..,..,.,., the 1 n sayinaiunuei gradually advanced until, when stated by U-al railnwd men that ttu' '' -ed in the fall, year- P ts Craig h hear an avenige 01 nine n the BTSai It !. or from a wh. t.ers;f4.75 and. lambs $3.75. land of tie Ad to a jtound ami a halt Thses prices compared will n favor of increasing the li.-r than the sheep of any those of a few vears ago, i ... : ,u.. i'n;,.n Tk., . . . 1 . Mine in m ..."... " a ewe ana ner iami. au.T near- 1 gf 1908-7 hoi K' ing were old tor $1.2(1 and wool credited with fa r.e abol- I unfavorubl.- for t,rtlUKnt bi, a ponnd, ex- kdunent of the ' rates en- The prtcedmg ,,iuin ,, increase in the tirely as a retaliatiatkxi for 2- ?r was much milder and fa regon sheepmen, cent passenger fate law in mid- L906 some individu- The 0 x7 sold at die we-t states. were leviisl. of which total of nsonej :i sps !and were freed from fradulent title, or relea ! from Hid iK-cupan- "The sh bows that tin-present force of agent 1 is large enough to hand), almut iialf f the normal amount of work requiring action in the field e can pass opQn 1 Bnally adjudcitate all rs received as high asiunaVerage of 17 cents for the i 1,1 .1... ,1,1 ,f l. in.. ! ing cases. In an endeavor in s a fleece from over (WOO l(.avv Ui -gale, 22 fof Uii. ' measui rtake tb. ... V H, 1VMUVIO' Ml' ' , light range and 27 BI ,, M. that the roads des- outlook ! is most Valley product ,, ,-, reduced far- u raging. Hie winter so lar Wliil- sheepmen have Dresner- lin. in 9Unt . beta eery open and 1 ..have become wealthy bare that Oregon '""' """ nTnansns haxi harms mi ' ' . mU;t.,i,. 'r, . ,.i,i ,.,,i. m ; - '-- 1 ' ' vw vtm - si quality and the output high prices forfheep and wool. oni ... ,j,-m,-i, druad the figures given bj bore th. hmmm b. like the ueoule of 1 loners apply to the st. permitted to graae their , who. isil nul flocks without lei ,f si-lf- contined to that isirtion of are found no longer. All wool- jn.er(,s. ; inciea.,i.n' the oouu- 011 that lies east of the ("as- growers now own or lease iirough which the i-ange. Here in years past, winter range, and the summer 1.,.,., ,. I ii..- eulonist 01 range snee. nae ranire is either owned or renta .. ,.r .n, ,.. i.iLm long until tne leave.-, anu apsa made up alinos. altog, 11..1 ,. United States gov- eff( .. will be ground into s meal and Nrinos or tine wool si. nment for the iirivilege of ,; unii itimuUtin I- alfalfa bread will in a great -ears, however, the old , .,, the f. Merino has lieeu gtvinfi winch include nracticallv all th. Awnar. Iinc luut v..ur in a w. 1 and fall. I ulating field work, hearing be- . 1. I, m M-t or . reach which Isjth BV fund UKIVU lUUM KiJFMJA '"Al! it feed." says l)r. LI arian ol oi. "It will not be : in.- pair anu soon 11. i. caulioul I.M.king in direction hut at the same In toward h in which I was hiding. within 60 yards of my am hot the second animal. whi h fell beside the carcass of the first. Its last act before sinkm, down dead was to 1 apparent constet nation in four day.i I kilbil i fall and h . t to contin ,. 1 aign as long a ill come to m bait, 1 use the carcass of a horse, sheep BY Calf f ram which the so have I . eating, dragging it l. in or 60 yards of a tree in an opening In the morning bef( light I take my siui- 1 1 1 1 IPn.i .'inn ti . 1 1 Irtii.lx ..f id. .'I ind e I V i. ht,..i .r . 'I mill" I ng or I . w.il 1 1 11I1 .1 1 . Hui MH It I. (Wing nnabls to u ..I. nil I. Q 1 ! ( ft hi II ininl .In 11-, I hi' Nii,i I 1 silk Mi ' H 1 "i A .1 having i'Imimm i Ii ...inn. .11 1.1 ... partnership ir-aspi -I'llli ln nl of 11. 1 1 . 1 ey Valley Brewing Co. Malmlm linn. ..1 CIF1.K3 acrid. I atsyfy Irmlo NolkllrU Irw IVIUrry T. E. JENKINS, Munaer aUssAeavauaejasjaanmsaea : : aW OfOf Krllr "'- s.i. I .ii h ' 1 ..- 1 1 . in 1 w . a llrxl itilillin 11.. 1 l.l. j I 1. Mi N' 1 I. Irwin rill preach 1 1 . Hi .'ml I In Hi' n.lli at II a. Hi. Hint V ft) o. '. si i f. Ill Itlll I." i ' I I IIH " I si t o'ti.K-k sash su.i.biy sad SWdial inviuin I lii all li . sn 11101..I t 11.' . 1 with u Al Hi. 'r. -nyi. nun 1 linn I. Isjraj Iti-v. a J Irwin aastaf. Ilrvini mr. ! u.-l I. .ml!. Ii u.i.iillial 1 1 a in.. 11.. I 7 .lo 1. 11. .'. j , ' at pl an I1101 liilig lsi s (smI. m llsu s( leer si tat Harnfiy Valley Brewery Saloon utmn imishs ok all kinds ( 'igurn of IUt Quality klso A r;7..V. Mnnaurr: Hun: 1 : THE CAPITAL SALOON, I BJ IMINKIIAN, I'rupHotora Burns, Oregon. Wines Liquors and Cigars. Billiard and Pool Tables. Club Rooms in Connection 1 giving winch include nracticallv 1 high grade Delanes and mountains. 'ouillet The coyote has inert the French Iter . to such alarming 1 f 'Ju emoval of the oilk ' know think 1. ly in tl ht thiough the ''""" ou' upward u'"t or broad. hi ajii a sea 1 I be Lssc Mar RE8TAURANT iuvU. MBflUS AT AUU HOURS Bakery in aorx.eeti A Spcuslly i bssrl Utoiri. 1 , 1 1 1 ii. inn '! mark' ' rour I uliiiiii I l iitly son . . ago that it in call ing the Linchi and I mated I -.ijouand 00- !iiodern ratiK. annually to i lei results. to those animal-- II Smythe and'Wilham Smith - coy- have been crobsing nte ntoaf losMSl OJMl OQRPsB. ooo Lincoln aaBBB Willi It now costs twice as niiieh to - ..- ,'. . . . ILUl w t- -1 - - and haveuecurwi a yuar- lamb a band of ewesa, wiien tb. thai UM thai ahaars from a bounti orevailed It wa . '" failure and a half more wool than euetoma atter small band I and 01 1 fcfi0 tOM me. Merino. For mutton the 0f ewes over the hills in lanibinu .uld not i rose SJ OWin to surpass any time. Now the an not allowed u,,o., ,.. --t would be too lich for IT W)Ulili I1 " ii'uw A " other crosdbreed, not ex outside of the coyote-proof cor- j, , lO.iJOO notch. He would ig tne bnrojj. nereuuore . ,-als. unless guarded by armed .,.r, ...mallv iL ,-, ' a maae lered the best range cross herders. flDsaetimes the covotes .. I'roin n the stem utton. Th several enter the corrab at niirht and ..... ..,,1.1;,. ,i,..n,,, ,i...-i., and the leaves that will be used." enpntlationi of Lincoln slaughter both old and young. ,,. d vr." the land Kx- A last fall, for the range of Ue-enactment of the bounty , . - UVIIIlll.-TIO'.' .;', ... w fcvi,,v hi Oregon and then law would cost the state main .1 u u . .... ;., .iiu...ii.i.. a growing tendency to thousands ot dollars and u .s, ahowing that ti real tube with a noasle. easy to appl) therefore, hoped that the poison- j thul thi, ,.,, ,,,,,),. ,, . he to the soreness and inflammation. I RamhouilletS and Delano ing scheme that is to be I. any form of I'.les; it soothe.-, .111 on tne mereaae ana are tin.-, montti tliroughout easier. ,(i Jlt,alai relieves the pain, itch- with much success 1.1 all Oregon will prove successf. ing and burning. Man Zan Pile Of Eastern Oregon. L'ma- it 01 believed tliat for less m lh(. a-asj year of PJ06 Remedy. Price 50 cts. Ouaran- unty breeders not only sujv- the sUU- can get rid ot more coy- . ltK)7 tte wert; eneted of t.. gold dy The Welcome Pilar ,.li...wiir. Ol IM .1 111 II I I. Ii Lilt I ifl J bottld 1 00 used alfalfa crop at the same M platform about 'A) feet from the ground among the branches. "I do not use acont of any kind xi 11 as soles, as many hunt ers d", bul go din Ctl) to n ing pl. bj th. m every :. . to wait bni a time after daylight bef ping through the 1. lecJdaf ananiciously ami hsuning in in. "If I do notjwi h the eo to eat ii bait during the night, I : .,,: fated lantern near the area ,.i d rio io,ot- vdl .en tore near a light, although he tarving Hy having ditti nut platfoi in- the openings in the ton- rur ! I I am able io change my at j YlV. I- i rrom w . picion wiiico migni ...i'ii tj 1 lU-ally, n metl i killing have hoard of. and mav le SUC- ully prsi I) one Ii. re there timber or brush larg. enough V hold a platform from which the htm y direct aia aim. The main thing is to -it when the coyote lift stops at the bait, as 01. ghtest movement. I have my gun pointing al the bait and haeonlyto take aim and pull trigger when the animal stops gj last time at the aaj one coyote out of a pack is killed the others will soon re in in u see what is the matter and thus it is possible to kill an . n tire pack of a half a dozen or mure in a short time. By Lula i K. Lorenzo to the Journal J aaft a.aaaBWW a el . J LT p TTLK ASH mmii iCHEiratTiui 1 TACTICALLY in : W w' STOVE a 51B eaaeoaasaiBBBsBS -..r iam B CwMl tar UauOlul W BrU, l.'l BIS". f " II pl Tiu,m,m- s - - ' MONUMINtAi . rOMPAMY, I. L LEWIS W fas lies' is loraisk PARTICULARS and PRICES Ti aareMfceirtif INFORMATION. inalii)iiw DESIGNS. MONUMINtAi t IWIH ke ranges of the slate, but nave a national n (Continued on page four.) id for investigation on the macy., Burns, Ore. Fred Haines., neld dockets of the special agent Harney, Ore. Alfalfa aaed for sals at Luna-1 I burg & Oalton'a. - 4Lle.i e i .j TV .ill; . .'G4 r ' '' : a t ' : ; I avm 4 1 1 , S The Burns Flouring Mill J iH ru iraVANi'. P'opt. I U0IH-.K.N HUM 1:11 MILL FROtkSS IS ISLII I ' ,;niir,l 111 -i t'l fnirtK nlm utiieni i"i i" I'thi if"' .iuhu for a ..mv.. lint units in band FLOUR, ROLIB BARLEY, CHOP, AND; All kinds of Mill Fed always on Hand j nn m mm umstimatmim m iiuiwi huut j CUSTOM WORK DONE i Good Seed Wheat for Sale j ....AAAAAAa2 THE C C. MtCKRIAM CO t.lir. SprladUIS. 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