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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1908)
Vh Vmi-Mrlft ThnOII.-iat PiMr of lUrney Count y ha the larttitt circnlatloa and I one the het enlvrtioinfr iivlinm in Eftttern Oregon. gfte Sftnte 1 M JtefdiX eh tXreat 91rtig Cotitttrg OVMN an area of n,48)t,i00 acre of lain), 4,tVH,o1 arroa jrrt varant anbjpct to entry onder the pnbllc land lav of the rnlte.1 Statea. BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY. OREGON. MAY 2, 1901 NO. 24 SWIFT PLANT Bin stockmen v ISHRINKAOr Will Hit dntac of Osaka: WB""-nt I note far a f Mmi Coacrrai. uch stir among ttle and sheep in over the advent packing plant in a Pendleton spe Telegram. Iarge ock have frequent- the ( Chicago mar- thinjr was boom- to arrive three nd an overstock- ices way down. had no alterna his stock on the atever price he turn home loser. UiHMhc Swift company nd m remedy. Being grower believes he can t stock in Portland on a rket Another great ill be in shrinkage. H in a stock car. two thirrts the way Arkansas and came to Surprise VERY SENSATIONAL ARRES1 valley in 1879. later to takeview and in 1882 moved to this county where they resided until eight years ago when they moved to Washington. Besides the widow eight child ren survive him. six of whom re side in this county: Mrs. Simon Lewis of this city Mrs. J. T. Shields. Mrs. R. J. Williams. Mrs. A. L Vanderpool, of Silver Creek, Mrs. P. M. Cheney and J. T. Garrett of this city. R. C. Garrett and Mrs. R. N. Miller. EX-SHERIFF OF CROOK IS CHAROFD WITH CRIME OF ARSON. AccawaHcc Arrertee" aaS Tra State' Evt ittct. laiofkanwf Other --Sararfcic ta Pcaatr af That Caaatv IT 'ith xr o pi t This city was treated to a big surprise Saturday afternoon in the shape of t he arrest of C. Sam Smith, former sheriff of Crook the other two children, resided county, on charge of arson, says near the parents in Washington. ! the Prineville Review. J. N. J. C. Garrett was one of the Williamson is the cnmnlninsnt best known men in Harney coun- land the property destroyed was ty where he was universally liked the steam shearing plant, ranch for his sunny disposition and house and barn belonging to Mr. genuine Southern hospitality. Williamson 18 miles east of this He took a very active interest in city. politics as well as all matters of! Two weeks ago sheriff Frank a public nature. The many Elkins, investigating the fire, warm friends of J. C. are griev- found a piece of a bridle belong ed at hiB death and extend heart- ing to Elliott which was identi felt sympathy to the bereaved fipd hv Elliott's HmIp hv an th. heretofore; Baker City is alive to the value of similar work. Headquarters of the Row Fes tival Association look like an im mense Valentino Shop now-a-days. Thousands of beautifully engraved invitations are being sent out in rose-garlanded envel opesprose poems in accord with the occasion. "The queen of flowers will have a perfumed whisper of welcome for you, and her sweet hospitalities humored for your tarrying" closes the message. OOMRNOR IS A CANDIDATE New i h IU .hhIs nt Voagtly'a including onion et mm 09 trntetm SEES NO REASON TO GIVE WAV TO CAKE FOR I S. SENATOR. NO NtKKPAHNlNO W Hake a Thareofh taava f Slat tfl Ala k. Cak-lthHrar Na Nat yet Sera A cN, NollfM ! 1" r. I.v n t v 1 1 thai Imnt- iti ami ikjOfMini i lamia of the Aii. ciii' .in I. mm I A Litre Stock Co i Mriotljr forbidden, Any iroii or pttfJMM found luii.l- Ina or lreta.iliiy will ! pruw ruli il i" 'In' 1'iil i-xii-nl of lit l.i n I H Mitt 1! inrK M ktlSSJSf, ALFALFA HBLW THE 9ML. MM I Heing IMkh to give our pcfoiial ones. RAILRVAD Bl II IHMi The electric railroad seems to be the practical thing at this time and the news from Port land that the Willamette Valley property of his father. Elliott was taken into custody a week ago Monday and "sweated," and in a few days had confessed, im- rarm iVclaring that he is a pioneer in advocacy of Statement No. 1. the initiative and referendum and other reform" legislation in UK3 State, Governor Chamberlain yesterday said he was most etal tivcly in the race lo stay as a canaitiaif tor me popular endor- M tout in to th cnllrcllon uf lata "At the Kansas station alfalfa "ement '" 'une as candidate for oou.ua .lue ,, the im roots have been traced ton depth United States Senator, says the ,.i .i m, Mr. t II anl A of over nine feet, while at the Oregonian. If the friends of vmr having Unaed aim- iae .h. Colorado experiment station Dr Statement No. 1 for an instant toltntow .par taaeaiile a ewaael W. P. Headden has washed out ontertain the thought that Ore- -ni,.,, f it taM r...M-i..i the roots of an old alfalfa plant gon's Coventor contemplates re- MlinMI I ii. iai to the depth of nearly 12 feat, tirin" as a candidate for Senator. says an alfalfa leaflet. Various they should disabuse their minds RellflM lajatajj reports have leen made, without "f th i(,0- for h" aays he is good authority, of finding alfalfa not only a candidate for the of- Kir.t rtmr.h timi mk nti.i a. u roots at ven irrea tor denths It fice. but he is planning a thorough il".v. Hnn.la rlio..i j p. a. Wad- ie ;.l,,o ,lki ,., r ik.. A.... canvass of the state in the intor. "' aveiiln merlii at J ir nuiivui 4i4h, m i tin .in r - - est rooting plants grown on the rRt of his candidacy. Why should I retire as a can 10 Mrel- Miilleu' Stmlin United States, rapidly BBBkVrl ..tllir !... I , '" . """ -iH to be completely aaaaaaiur. mimi oiiitcr. a s a lower price, ockmen think a e meat concerns "obable and that about as they they all believe He snrinKaKe lost are made East ill profit by ship- lger a dangerous lose two i actors any increased a nice additional ' said the stock r stock to Chi is cured there it d through the the Orient. king i ut i Portland ts will be saved consigned west ill reap the tx-n- in freight rates n. We hope it O tne lienetll oi e. We at least r present shrink- to receive high- ter we will or what combina- control prices. worse off, for ive the fcaatern is we stand a more profitable resent, and We ley now. ine ken a profitable expansion will business. The lalready crowd- being decreas- ier of the For- nt regulating l forest reserves. lot believe that will ever be a try. It lakes hog, and we with our- cool herds of cattle Base all over live i of building this season in fact iti is rumored that the right-of-way men will be in Harney Valley within .'todays. What the people want is something to make him move and the electric line may Ik- used not only for this pur pose, but also to compete later. It seems strange to those who are familiar with conditions in this promising section that the railroad people seem so indiffer ent regarding it. If electric Inn art- lull In M Key A J Irwin will pruned lit plicatinp the ex-sheriff and his "Alfalfa will do more for west- didate for Senator?" inquired nr'", " 2nd Huttdav of erh 14-year-old son. Stanley Smith, ;prn aRTjt.ulun. jn tne ,,ext :.( Governor Chamberlain with a ,h l " '' ""'' :'- in the burninR of the shearing yean, than a the otnpr cropg smile yesterday when asked if '''" 'riool avi-ry Ml.usih ut 2 nlant and outline the wire fonc li.l l. h Ikl l,..l.. i - vt i I n. n PfivnmH K i . " - - . . wnicn larmers may oe aoie lo jv oi-iik-iii nv. i coverea. oy .l n p A en nnrn rlriRe .. ,. ... ;;--j .j ..-i . -.. .. . , , irrou in n s reirion I lie wn ut inuimicii m MiKKonuii ui net- I I... ii.r... , ,,i..i ., ..,.. ...i -w" -" -"- -.-... -"' - - .... j .- . , ....... ,,,,-,-, m western Kansas and of much of ion on his jwrt. "I can see no'ai .iVlm-k Mil HumUy ami the western plains is usually rich Jxsihle reason why I flWuM 1 wrftal laTtlathe h eileaaX 11 al in the mineral (dements of plant withdraw, do you? In 1902 I ho ran aii.nd t ,,,. . t nh food, but, as stated before, it is advocated and supported the ini ofton lacking in humus, which tiative and ref.-rondum and oth liecomea eapecially noticeable if '' l'lnr legislation that was the land has been farmed con- proposed at the time, and if I tinuously to wheat for a few remember OTNIftlj I was th.' e;n only candidate at the time that By growing ulfalfu it is possi- "upported those measures, whuh 1-le u incroase the supply of w,r ,h1 considered impntctic humus in the soil, and the roots ihle by imlitieians. of the plants iK-netrating tap "1 have always believed in mi., ttw. oilw.,;i rliuint.Mmiio t. iwt Statement No. 1. and two vonm sponse to the shenff s phone deeien tht. j, und alo.lher ago persuaded a numlsr D I h came in and gave themselves up. ,rMlj li,, M ! , aj texture, giv- ocratic candidates for the legia The boy. being young, was not in it Kreater t.Upae,tv to absorb lature to sultBrrils- to th. .,-. given a ecu, i.ui turned over to nA UnX . -,. , A .. mltl, nftt.r lrw4. ii sucn una lenas encouragemem j by which WM leatad bv William to such possibilities throughout . m and U8ed M range for some the state. Mr. Harnman has Qf njg Bheep been taking his own time to open Shoriff Ejkin8 wiped Di8trict up the rich interior of Oregon Attorney Menefee at The Dalles and may do something in the line I tn . nnfi .. rhamtt nt thn case, feeling that he needed legal advice before proceeding further in the ma-tor. Mr. Menefee ap- NEW SPRING WAISTS Just received a beautiful line of ladiea' waiata in Kmhroideried, lare and net waiataforiSprinfr. Something cry -Stylish in Lawn and Silk Our dreaa irooda department will show a very attractive 'display of Uwna, Silk MulU. Merreriied (hambrays, Conine Suitings and Imromara-Theae a;oodaare the lateat production Tor thia aeaaon. New Embroideries and Lace and a beautiful line of India Linons. ( )ur Shoe department is complete in every way and we can satisfy the most fastidious in foot wear. Remember we carry the ROYAL WORCESTER CORSET Brown's Satisfactory Store. itmtmiumii mnmtn: IH'ared Sunday night and wont to work on the evidence. After sitting all week as a grand jury ho ordered the arrest of Mr. Smith and his son, who in re- At tin' rYtsaytenaa taaraa Huriia, Rv. A J Irwin paMtM Diflaa armo thr ihir.l tad luiirlh Hundsya of each luonthai II h m., nnd 7 .in p in PahaaH a haal at 10 s in i m Sj miIi moraing The Haruey Valley Brewing Go. Manilla, lurora of I be Use Star RE8TAURANT i liiita i laoray, I'topilalof. i'.. i Main anl II MmU. CXlTi-d. I amlly Trade Kllcll4 Prsa IMIvvry T. E. JFNKIN8fManager and hold water. aim . . . , ,.,,. the custody of Dick Tandevert ..ir... ,u.. oii ..r ,,: .i their enndidaev I fail tn roads will pay in the Willamette lintil IZT f. BmI u,m " '' '' '' growing al- tm ir candidacy, I fail to Valley with so much comfietition Abv in v, 'h ,aM" they will certainly be a greater source of revenue if pushed into a territory as central Oregon. This section continues to settle up quite rapidly and the demand for transportation to market is growing. Capital is flowing in, but finds investment in land and other avenues of immediate re turns-all dependent, however, upon transportation facilities To us it looks strange that rail road people do not make a move day in next month. IMIIS1KIAL NOTES. is only incidental to the wn.v i snouiu sianu asme rapid introduction of the crop inl' " ! "' "' oandidan throughout the west man whom Mr. U'Ren h The irreat value of the ctod as mittod he had to drive ,taU. MBAUH AT AUU HOURi JMM Bakttry In (lonrmitiiifi ,,, ,. A Spedally f Slarl Order. f of a TaMn furnioli. d hiUi SMPftllUaJ IS ad- lh inarki-t mII.mIn Vmir pNlron from " aiiln ni-i UtNTLt MINT TO SKNAfUS HILTON. hi fc if tat JAriiing. veiling 1 1 lril !-'! itli lieu iOUlUOi ecii bl viap, V the iU .nuiuic- UtAU ed a message n announcing C. Garrett at A tele-stated a monev maker is the main fac- ambush on the question of StaU- (Portland correspondence. I tor which is introducing it into ment No. 1." No announcement made in the agriculture of the central Governor t hamlierlain yester years has been more interesting west Where alfalfu can be buc- day said that he had not perfect to the state at large than the cessfully marketed or fed, no ed his campaign arrangements, publication of the plans of the ol"er crop grown in the west but he has announced that he Oregon Electric Railway Com- w'" yield ho great a net profit will make a tour of the entire uany. which mean a system ag- P!- acre in a series of years. state, probably speaking in every gregating three hundred and county. The Gox.rnor will com-eighty-one miles in length, and MM aissouBi. pkH I lit itinerary probably early in this direction. To the electric reaching the principal towns of next week, and will devote the road the problem of building is the entire Willamette Valley. Lajwn in Missouri there is a greater part of the five weeks in- not so complicated as the steam with an extension to the coast publication called "The Gimlet" terv. mug In-fore the election to road, and why they should suend ' as well. McMinnvillo. NowU-rg. d it is issued monthly. The vigorous campTign work. $10,000,000 in paralleling comi - Dallas, Eugene. Albany, Cascad- February issue has reached this Because of his personal inter titive roads in the Willamette ia' Hillsboro. and Tillamook, with "mce and the editor, Mike Kin- est in the .ending campaign and valley and not Uko up the propo- innumerable other communities, noy. has some very amusing edi- the active canvass he has plann- sitionof entering this field is a are included. The line between torials. On the title page is the ed. Governa Chamberlain will mystery. l'ortiand and Salem has received following: "The Gimlet is issued not b able to attend the congress such excellent patronage that on monthly. Oamage 24 cents per or IrO vernors oi states and others several different occasions it has annum. We need th. money, that have been called by Fresi- lieen necessary to revise the There may be more numbers, dent Roosevelt to be held in Senator Fulton at his annual schedule to accommodate addi-,Thut a11 dojK-nds. The Gimlet Is Washington May 12, Iff, and 14 Oregon salmon dinner in Wash- tional trains. In the Eastern 'real second class stuff that pays for a discussion of the subject of ington. D. C. told a tipping story' states the multiplication of tro-rst class jioatage. No iiostorfices conserving the water-power and "In Astoria." he said, "there ley lines has dec reused the pas- entered or robbed. " One of the other natural resources of the used to be an old fisherman who senger traffic on the steam roads, amusing editorials says in part as coun try. The Governor, how brought me the first of every but the lutter have felt so murk- follows. The Gimlet starts with ever, has appointed as conferees month a present of a splendid ed an increase in freight traffic total unpaid circulation of 10,- to th. congress H. W. Scott and salmon from his master. I al- that the passenger loss has been UU0 copiaa Those who sent 24 C. S. Jackson, of this city, and ways gave the old fisherman a more man .ompenaated in earn- c,"ts run the risk of netting the R. S. Heun, Chief Justice of the tip. ings. Gimlet regularly. Those who do Oregon Supreme Court. I' in "But one morning I was very not send 24 cent.- take the chance probable that all three will attend busy, and when the old man A1A very. ."" delf'" f "" of being overlooked. The Gimlet the important meeting, brought the fish 1 thanked him Albany visited Portland last week NHryM the riRnt of u.m . - .... TAr u Hstilliiaii mieiuui. k iimI tin. . ... hurriedly, and forgetting his tip, K ', truth or otherwise just to suit bent over ray desk again. He c,t' '" come to investigate the ocen. Not u,-ing dope., hesitated a moment, then cleared tne 8UuJ;c't "f paving, and as u for hUI)1ort u,Kn iU adver his throat and said: llt Albun W,H immediately . tisintf columns it can at least " 'Senator, would you be so '" the Permanent improve- whal it ltuliiieii whicn ,U(,sl kind as to put it in writin' that "mi oi ner main sireoia. inenediUi wlll uM privilege. V;u Must Siccp! 3AMArfboHT3Utr aaaaaaar a4 aaalia. m.-i uiaa al lata E Onf Is; i a ftsat, cssl lias f aVr al (at Harney Valley Brewery Saloon (. ItKiSKS OK ALL KINDS ( ujarn of Htnt Qualify NKLSON at O LI IKK. I'rvprUton. Huriu. Onm r i A ,. I l.. I, KUaav. Wa li., i l... .. a SaSa niarlaa i'm4! i lar Aiikina. Cluali HMM TBLaa, .i i... .t... uwr uata. ...... I u.. h.'Z 3ffm ii it iMror ISI MICH .III Of ViaoiiatAII utr. foa hud taken sud- l trouble and ye didn t ifive me no tip, or my UO! was serious, ught from his ash., to Chelan umbia River, have the best A message Biujn reported ftved, but two . P. M. Che tt were mak- io go to him lursday mom- essuge of his 1. When in- ie ut Silvies, any way to T. was ac- ife and little ney has her her. born in Ten lust Novem until next been married rvives him 50 K married in the committee representing the Albans Commereia) Club com pleted uiTungements with Bury I. Dasent to take charge of the city's publicity work us Mana ger of the Club, May 1st. Mr. Dasent is now Advertising Man- Local ueoule are amciou to irt ger of the Portland Railway. you is a great wife'll think I've went and spent it on rum.' "--Washington, 0. Cm Star. THE TOWN CLOCK. AUCTION 1 will hold regular auction sales on the first and third Saturdays of each month ut the ' A. Sweek barn in burns, nring in any- let makes no ,1""f hv U,r ,e ttnd et pronn - U it survives one yur money wr il apeciai ai- 1 will mom is in celebrat- u'"Uon aiven U atlej m tn ing iu first birthduy to tell you coUntry- why it exists. As I do all the W. 'i. Smiim, thinking and as 1 have a avge Auctujoeer, office force of paid employes to loss counsel u utiniMsiu t uiur ie rsoovct iaaiu sleepine r:. ;,. wa in.f.l II. l It U i'wm fr-. aaa Saai fHaral IluwiI S fwarwaJ iOfu... -.llulK la wSar tsat aaw lay M, will ABSOLUTELY FREE a tiiaJ I.-, v g I-' i.y a ad avtl -.. ur will aava r un I a"!1- an aw aaaw. MSt V.. lay. The Sleepine Co. ' aaaarv VruU 1M4 ,1 1. VIMNU.u -1. ..,... (anwar aaw ( T THE BE . THE CAPITAL SALOON, IIIIHCH A DONKOAN, PropritHors Burns, - - Oregon. 2wetlcG Xlilo XraiAq.-vixt Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Billiard and Pool Tables. Club Rooms in Connection. I. L LEWIS VM at Laa it faraiia PARTICULARS and PRICES fa aayaM atatriag INFORMATION. SHtelMiajaji DESIGNS. & wr una aii .fill jAmJ OttiPLi THAI 5 iJiCi'UALLTM H AN liMricu.li 1 ITOII I Ov BOO l&MfiS "'" ' Wajslfjw. fl 1 fcui4. ia" iii "ajiica, .aaaam Vbbbba I '! Pfl!r( k MM: - ' aH (ill I hi' U'urL ' mrA oil I li.ll'l ...iw rl, v.klir Vmuti i itf u.'lli'll r r " !. l. in r a -... .. .. o,... .. v .. ,. .... - the town clock in position ana "i ' "i". ore- boquc-Ui, k i den truck. brickbaU, ou can get a guaiantocl remedy making inquiries, the matter of "'. U1 " , ", "0unaBu- lo (hc editor but don't for- in Hees Laxative (kugh Syrup. urices and size are now hnldinir t'iatioll, and Si of the , 1 , ,.....!, i;,. h i- uatui.li.IL ....,..,,,.., i,.l,il fir the order up, us Mr. Gemberling UC,,1L' Loa8t Advertising Men s my intmluctory lfct me children as its pleasant to take, has not received all the informa- Association, and his experience iIjprwJS upoJ fc, mj reader8 that ia a genUe laxative thuaexjielling tion he desires before the order will make hi.-, work ett ecu ve. everything in The Gimlet should the phlegm from the system, is made. From inquiry mado it The greatest success lias at- be taken dead serious. It is a For coughs, colds, croup, whoop would seem that close figuring is tended the Oregon Development serious publication with a serious ing-cough hoarseness and all m : P?7 $'' a. 'av--'aj! - a Rweoll rnluig.4 j ! v r ' 1 r " '. I I I NeroMPAMV, The Burns Flouring Mill Kwceatt) ratarg.A necessary to secure a good town League meetings throughout the object in view clock for the money now avail- Eastern part ut' the state. La Yours faithfully, able. It is thought, however, Grande raised $3300 in a I MIKE KINNEY, that the order will not long be minutes, besides adding greatly Editor and Janitor." delayed. to the membership of its Com- mercial Club they will complete Charley Kenyon is going to Mr. Farmer, if you are in need a fund of $ti00U. Elgin business have a horse machine this sea- of a Plow or Harrow -move this men subscribed $000 to advertise son instead ot a buzz wagon. way. My stock in tnat line is their city. The Dalles will con- Frank Davis has fixed Charley I sell. low. Call in before it is too lute, tinue then- nublicitv work on an nn uitli u u,.u.ls;...r no... on1 I i .. w. ...v.. ojwiiniiig WW mu M. J. lupker. 'even more liberal scale than I a phaeton bronchial trouble. Guaranteed. Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy Burns, Oregon. Fred Haines, Harney, Oregon. McGowan A Nichols have customers for relinquishments. See them if you want to buy or I i led I i c3C2 Ontario Argus. .-i a suit Schenk broe i . oC Ml1 iVii.iiVK1 asi laherj, C rlaflld, 1 JOB fTURTalVJlNr, prop. I MOIltUN HO! I tR MILL PllOttSS IS UStll ' m Fully i-iiiipfted in every parti uml uU'ient vajaeUu lo aupply the ciu, , ,, ,, i, lm.su 100 miles in bun, I etu 2 FLOUR, ROLLED BARLEY, CHOP, AND ! m All kiads of Mill Feed always on Hand he mi mmi iakkei puce paid hi eooi millink meat CUSTOM WORK DONE : Good Seed Wheat for Sale Job Printi ni