im-9trnlb
. '..iii.lv
ht"i eli
irtUln incllumf In l:lpin
She
QimwM
mW
km i a
r he ! Mrj Countra
prt en irm nt A,43a,On mrm (
v.-nnt si-'
the I'ulillr land la
ill ll,
rrr- - -... .lm JJSiv y! -
BURNS. HARNEY OOf
(DITIONS
ill
conditions arc similar to HIS VIEWS ON SHFEPHERDER J sevdk, HaH aJatttoa
KKi
in tno high plums country
'. and tnuch will de-
IHI NA- new! upon the msuH of his in-
p
Nol only has tho government
felt ( -alli-fl upon to solve the pro-
1.1 .... f ....!..: i i r
iy tite Lew uwiu iiii.viiir h new Kino or
ttiemtnt plains will snnnort
Ml", but tho forestry de-
' nnrimnnt ia luuwlinn il,. nn.m
Portland " ; '"' J , "" " " , '"""-
WHO W(HII.DNT BR A RHEPARD UN
MR SUCH CONDITIONS?
in tlw
energy
wherehv
mutton
ice with
for tin m I
1st at pre-
htnp hut
oiunon 01
rtelatlee ( Blec NmmMi
Br Bert Heriaw-A Meter Tket
WmM Tesjel Narerr Lam.
At the head of a deep wooded
canyon, a branch of upper Me
re millions of acres of nay creeK ' camt upon R sn
grazing land in tho foreata re- herdpr'R tont yesterday and at
M which are leased to cattle sltrh of thc P there in
me and sheepmen. The latter tnp wooas ' WRS mo'K upon
their (lock; nbove timber
to utilize all thc available grazing
on the forest reserves.
ftst point
le west-
limit, and
in the
Lep each
(iovern-
to face
ana likely
If or vears
sent the
lion
than he
'ii ;.
sral yean
cattle i
sen i con-
)M'!.'S8 to
to keep
demand
1
BDt :
tide the
iiiiim!
line during the summer months.
wh.ii ihrr, is a generous sup
ii, ii thick, rich ffifttU H flHnl
that has made the flesh of moun
tain sheep BO tweet and nutritious
the fate of the sheepherder and
my heart went out in sympathy
for him in his alleged loneliness,
r.uf upon visltinc his camp
that evening I took back what 1
had said in sympathy for him
Inasmuch M the winter range of nd aimosi envied the entertain
the sheep men has been jrrcatly
restricted owinR t homestead
ing, the owners of the great
are "winter feeding"
that is, thc sheep are kept in
corrals during the winter months
and fed alfalfa until it is time to
turn them out Ofl the summer
this, however, is
ing the problem of in-
l tin' visible supply of
sheen Fee several Vears the
total number o sheep in t h
country has been decreasing.
The Nation is making ateady m
on it.' supply of mutton,
and in a few years this constant
dram is certain lo send the price
of this iood even higher than
beef is today. II government
exparta find a new kind of range
loddei thai will support greater
beep, as well as
ng versatility of his seclusion.
In one corner of his tent was a
good phonograph and near it
several choice records. For my
delight he rendered two or three
choice selections from Patti,
Caruso. Schumann-Heink and
ot her singers, a speech by Bry
an, a vaudeville selection and an
act from Shakespeare's Julius
Ccaaar.
Under the head of his 1 .. I
were half a dozen of the best
late magazines (some of which
I had not found time to read) i
and at thc foot of the bed lav
I nkf
T llr nil rMnrn
boa H milrn
V I1 F'lkor, jndcr ( olec-
I DrpMV
laml nriltingtiam. MM
Parr- Milli-r ilito ami re-
Inn. I.t nm mil
Alhprl Altnna, He
! (ion. Pr h ev
J ( Hartl.
W H lnnlni., .
Joe I at low, udf of elm
n-. II. I'm I.I
M M iKjaii. .!
I V Atlrimi. illtn
W ( MUiaga, elvrk of
eta-linn I'lii'liln
Jarol. I hni am
E. J. 1 .'Mlii. .Ii M
i urn boa BOO milaa
II pel'
ii.ii(i. M piwiton, Cat
l..
Aiiu'i-liii.' i.illH.fi, .1
; -ilin Ui.l.i.,- a, .lit.- ami
r.'iiirii baa
Dave Oow, cli-rk ( fliT.
tl. .11 ( '.cli.a
u i n.i-.i. .in.)
( M IHhI.I, jinlni' "I
lacttatl, i ' '111 Spritiif
.1 II 1 1 Ml- l", ihl.i
I W Mlllnr. ilin.
A K Carry. rrrk ( I
tiiui, I'i.M Sj.i iii;p
A M.Kinri. . .ho.
Ira Malii.n. I . t .
l.ini ,linkln, nliirn Im.
MO llaa
I rank TurniT. ....-i.lfi
nr
Baa a Siiuiii, Judga of
efcjeatoa, Wil.l II. .m
I..I Carl-.n, lit .
i
i
.
P W)OD roaos si:kmdn
ii 00
H 00
xracK snow
UOOO STOCK.
T
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BJj
Mil ll
i il VOK. II N
fj 1 1 iW
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aaMkaj ArtKHy af
H.MMH NrWMl
Aaaajal tatsMa M Aattt
iapondn 1
isarwl people in
inutea" thats the mte
ita transporta
raata of Portland have
the directors of the
lu and Livestock Mhov
crowds attanaUrtg (hat
iici" i- lin
inir ii.
to tta Kill
.
fivan id 'i Hinil
IpOn I In- t iii'luat"!
cn l.atut I.Ui
i'rl.iil.lii
i .1 hni.t-
U
I l Him
I. Managi-r
an the one preceding. , , , lhH ,., ,, 1r ,,
interest of the hole
Counia iiui ii-, Ihr rm
Northwest is evidenced b the ,,,,.. ., w,, Mr t
il I
liav
fin ii.
I
.Ii-
.1 00
l.
mi
;im
trn-ai numm-r oi eiunes airrmiy ywi. having .Ue -I alnaa il
mane, wnue uic national inter- ri , ,.,,,,,, ..raiup . ,,r,.,,.i
eat is sh.m n b) .i heavy advance aMllraai af iaa aaao to naaaatad
correspondence from every part m . . Oi ...
of the United States.
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.101
a
Rrllfloa Sfrvk
i:i mi i
Hon. Wilbur K. Newell. Praai
dent of the Oregon State Board
of Horticulture, and equally well U.v A J Iririn will prrsuh at
known in Washington, haa, at Harney the '2nd Humltr of each
the request of the Oregon De- mouth at II a. m. and ;:Op m
velopment League, condensed , Hahhath mihonl every eahbalh at I
well thumbed copies of the latest ' '"" '""'"'"' r
. Inn
novels.
I looked at this bronzed son of
tin' hills in genuine WKff, Here
he may read, write, think, com
mune with nature or be carried
to the great conservatories of
mutton problem will llM" "T "" ," ,ln
.,. slaves of the city must bend 0aT
,,,,,,,11, drifting a desk day and niirht to meet
ihe tarimc competition of
the cattle busi- ""J?" (",mercil ag.-Bert
neaa have titt-rly iev..utioni.ed lluff'"n In Et Oregonian.
thatirraal industry in the last i
time "' '" ''' ' ' "' KX1,1 s'1" ,E
..
n
.. ci .
i euri
v;ii. 0OA
liai buftji
mid
I o l CU I
I:.'.' dr.
. . I
score of years. The old
cattle herds were mostK "luiiir
n horned." running mostly to horns
and difficult to
Toduy the range cattle
are for the most par: heavy. i
liiefv animals, showing kimh ''"'
line and hue. In
stead of letting their cattle run
in.)!). ( m i. .; mi tile range, and
ng on an annual loss of from
HI to 20 iK-reent, owing to expos
western cattlemen now
spend thousands of dollars for
sheds and other means of protec
tion. Also the great cattle out
Ata make a business of putting
up hundreds of tons of alfalfa
ery summer. This hay is
fed total Efea late months of
M inter, and 1 1 a fed steers OHM
toinurket in June and July l.k
mii sleek and beavv. It is esti-
aysthia mnt,.( tim) tne icreaiecl price
reu iin ',-,... . .... ,. i ftf viMiit,.i. ttA iMttti.
more than pays for the cost of
putting up buy. The cowboy
wh(i works for a groat cattle out
lit toduy must help with the buy
ing when the spring roundup is
.,..- TU.. ..1,1 1 .i
mi- wiu'iiur tuyiin ntui u-
employment, und there
ul in the West
about an employsi who bunded
putin'oni punchers a uitch-
i'ork und told him to get buay
The cowboy
supply
IMKI COB
as !
ii, after
the open
nuently Hie pre
d ami
fore the next
iMBtf
Vjl relieve
le
B world.
an id
graai .
Oil
II. the
ittU
OUi-'ll the
. ink ua liv law rMuiri.il ll.i'
"i liai iii (iriMWiitml, til.
riMiiuiiil atiuiiiHl llm county ol Mania y,
MM I ' '" H"i., ami 1 1. 1 urn. mi nl ..l... .1
the nag u ar July, IIIOS, lerm l
r.. nii.. laal'Bb AM'r ni.'n n'mu
KraU llaliira, laud lor
t mail . 74 oo ;;. no
I . Anlil. Iluuillli.il
cam and keep county
41700 S3S 00
He. shipisid
Oao, S HUanmrv, ju.lge of
elertlun, llurim
('. iiimnlnn, diUi
i I lnrru.ilitii.
I.. K Km.. I, .lark alSBt
n m , Kuril- .
Halt Kttii.UII, .llti,
I'rank MU
( Mm (inii'r iit.
null., iu.l' ul oka
lion, Piauiuii'l
'.rani Kaaturaon, diUi
lAani Mori. in, iin. .
i aTi I ra.lar. clerk of
.1. -.lion Diamoud
Toiu Hullian, lito
U iii f liurr,.lit..
!S AIUokoii, juilgti of
elm-Pun. Alvor.l
W llrffuimi, ill...
Krunk Miranda, .III..
I Bar Hill. l.-ik of aim--lion,
All .nl
iiolin dllo
RayuoMa
'ion, ll arm hpriiiii
I iwiumi, did.
JlllIlM I'liNli.ll.'l, dllo
1. A Mill. -i, cl.-rk of Uac-
hi. l arm huilna
" pitchfork o
Pri' 'l ' itiliy and theiihundeil it lmck alio
'Mister, thut la too " w ',""
turn box
Mvould
Hll lot
I'
ii . le,
HHb could
aid
M
K the
LIIIIIIIBv-
itMi.'l
bVLmT''a
hotni lidnl most'
Haioii;
.i gaave even
aaaHaaaWli
i
u)licuted a piece of machinery
MS to run."
I be OM outfit! that lease por-
I tioni of the forest ti serve must
trfetatt rules about
iking tin- mmmsi l' ia it
ad that i my. the
OS caused much hurd.ihip
and i - in the .;. :le business,
ami tlu.' governroast does not
follow in tin- footsteps
i be oaltMfJMB who tried to
run too many ca u limited
At the the o-
niiiiL-tit does ull it can to assist
IVfc vu
mhaahii
vq about
r in i
ed. am!
inanv
. i jo., leasing
trvaa drift
i en put up I
est rangers, to k. n Meaner, ,ln
Walter Oom, judge a4
election Hi I viae
A ll inl.M in. ii , .lito
Date ( laildock, dilo
K. mii Haideaty, cl-rk ol
elei-tioi.. HI I vie
' mti, 'III"
.loliii ll uil.-rinirr, .lilo
an.) r I. .x
111- judge Ot
1 1 n llnrnev
I i .. II. a -.-I , dllo
Mr, .In.. i.
turn I. ox
ion Uaruaj
Ueo .lam.
i ll 1.. ..H. dllo
i
lio. rook
I ii .ol lliiiuilwoii. dil..
from m graaing
irruund. Eventually nlaces for
r M'" led,
lia Hpl! I'uiicb- aIH the foi will Lie
tin- I'a-au. I the the
1 1 beef supply.
""'11bbI tlu p!" Whtn the ,,ali(" changing
oi 'i,iHard.s. Tin conditions in th- been
e replaced h,. .v the ,i and by
t .tPiiiiJEniore pi"- individual cattle-raisers, it is be-
ble Of
gupportin. hul the era of high prices
attle het.f will lanish. .lust at nre-
seni the aim is to keep the sup
ply of beef equal to the increas-
lotne such
tinunt of
me oi its
clima ntinuad on page four.)
Siniiii.. lark oi
p. .n i 'mi i t'reah
I II huiiili, duo
I I - . .iii.-r dito
11 ('.-. II icturn Ij..x mi
ilillrn
A 1 JoIiumiii, judg.- ot
alualt -n, 1'iue Oaack
J 0 Hum-, iiit..
J a Wluiaeta, dito and
return U--x
I K KugU . i lerk of elec
tion, 1'iue creek
A I. Mlllui.l.dito
J M t'aireiiB, dito
.1 K Hrtrir, judge of elec
tion, atjM
O W Kiuguiald, dito
.1 I llumimM.il, dito
ii 00
Iff
ooo
000
it 00
. Oil
j M
:: mi
no
a oo
a oo
:tui
a oo
;ioti
., M
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.10"
. no
.100
i uo
ll oo
M
..ou
300
MO
3 00
'OD
i. mi
i.OO
, un
M
sou
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MINI
Mini
.. mi
i. Un
on
r. mi
l... llnaeiiln.rg, rink ..I
lecli m Wild Hon
Shii. I'ltioil, dip.
. n!ii.r..lil..
' I ill, Judge of rlmrtion
l-daiid
irni..,.lilo
Najras .in.., ri'ti.in
i, fixing iiooih.
M .1 i lould, rlrrk ot r.ic-
tion, Ili. I
1 " B II
'haa. Bibbers, i
loin ItnUi-i . jii.l,
Hon. Naaa I i
Mill I. Ii. 1. 1. d.io
Pale Clvmena. dito and
i. Mm hoi
v m rlarl ..i
olm-t'.... I'. I....I i . .
I ' 1 iiinirlilrv, il lo
I . . .In..
lodge ..I
elrrtlon, Sad. Iin Hull.
I I.M.I J. .1.1. -Ml. dllo
' ihuroi., dilo and re-
bai
clerk ol
llutle
i red Otisf, Jr., .lit..
I. II Have. .Mi
:.im
siki
. M
I un
I mi
I I
HOu
;im
Iff
I M
. i
ml
HI
I on
a on
Qmm Hoads into
words, and thev
4 40 4 40
Id
3 00
ami
his ideas on
hundred
tell the atory:
"Bad roads nullify advertising.
repel immigration, increase cost
! living, render the automobile
uaiiaaa, and will deprive the far-
f rural free delivery
"State aid and supervision of
' "" road construction is essential.
"In equity lecause a public
lienefit. atate should jwy twenty-
bve mt cent of the coat, county
tifty in i nut, and the adjacent
rly twenty-five percent
For thoroughness trained
tun engineers iinu -unci supervision
of all ivork.
'For or. iiiumv - lew taxes und
pay as we go, or on ahort time
ficate i Ian.
I'r education regular and
correspondence course in road
p. Dl
The Hninrv Sunday achool wrote
at 2 o'clock aaaa MMtffJf and a
cordial invitahoi i. . o-nded lo all
who can attend to meet ilh u
Al tin- I'rimln u-n m lunch
Hum- Itev. A J Irwin pMtSJ
Drviin nrvlaaa UM 'inni tad Mattl
Hunilaia of each iiioiiIIinI II BJ .
and :.' p in rahbatli xibesl at
10 a iii ' ntli iimriinig
--,:ci.-swt laaaaaaaai ".w.--s'sj'.?s4w '.
NEW SPRING WAISTS
Junt rpreivpd a beautiful linr of IndicV
waiata in Kmhrnideriert, le and net
walat- for Spring;.
Something Very Stylish in Uwi and Silk
Our drees good department will show a
very attractive display of Uwna, Silk
Mull. Mercerized Chamhray. Corrine
Suiting? and Ingomars -These goods are
,the .latest production for this season.
New Embroideries and Lace aud
a beautiful line of India Linons.
( )ur Shoe department is
complete inevery way and
we can .itisi the mo
a
fastidious in toot wear
Remember we carry the
ROYAL WORCESTKR 008SR
Brown's Satisfactory Store.
iMitimiuiiii .!u 'iniiiiittiiiiniutntttaiuauiiammii MMMM
Ml
The Ha raey Valley Brewing Co.
i .
Tat Laac Star
RESTAURANT
. I leorge, rraa k kar.
'Iin an. I ll iiaata.
lf MM
ulx tSoclaSL Water
I mmli DnMMfalKitrd- tree I Ml very
T. E. JENKINS, Manager
.
K at Oregon Agricultural
"lli'ire and Univeraity of Or-
oo
m
moo aoo
aou
sou
.1110
:i un
laaad am pane
.I dm huilil vood roada all
aunimer inatead of talking about
tbem all winter."
HB1U AT ALU HOUR
Bkry in eunoeetior
A SfKially af Saarl Uram.
TaMe furiilalifil mill . . ' I iiiny
ilia inarki t nlVnnla Ymir palfaa
ax diiluiir.)
THE CAPITAL SALOON,
TUI-t II .V l'ilK(i. , -tor..
Burns, Oregon.
Tl.1 Ha,dLq.-o.cxrtor.
Wjritrs Liquors and Cigars.
Billiard and Pool Tables.
You Must SIccd! Club Rooms In Connection.'
r
MH JtVhMI.I BlMlkS IN UBVAV
A great cement plant ia to be
bult in l'ortlund the flrat in
Btaiiii- in America in which Port
land cciiii-iit huti been manufurt
uiiil in u city of that name.
Portlainl and Salt itkr capital
imw organized a company
followiux: complataa the v apital of $1,200,000. and
i' new jiivfiiili-Kioka recent- t merock will be hruua-ht
boo l.v added ti. tin-l'ulilu-Library In lin.seburg. where they own
the Mothera' Club: u lie hundred acrea of
rocK.
aw -.jeYa. B aw, '
aw IV eaV aal 'aau
'mW ' aeMMMMMMMB
I 3AM AWb CArit SUIT
n -
:ioo
.1 III I
sou1
IM
IM
800
100
a no
aou
800
sou
800
I
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IHKIKS F0K LITTI.I-. HILDKBN.
Storv of i.ittl- Black Sambo.
The Fairy MMMV.
Once-Upon-u-Tiine Storiea.
Hiuwatha Primer.
Six M
The Hooka of Nature Mytha.
I lmstma Angle,
(ierman Household Talea.
Little H. Tliimblet'uiKer.
Mr. Rabbit at Home.
Three Mai Talea.
avd the I
The Tale of Bunny lottOB Tail.
Stunt Storii-8 for Short People, i
Sim i.-.- tin children.
Bontoi. Collection of Kinder-
ten Slori.
(ioiM and How to be Them.
B00 C Bird Woman of the Lewia
lark Expoaitioii.
aoo
Astoria's Fourteen Annual
I i a Auguat 27, a and a
preaents an excellent opportuni
the people in the interior
of Oregon and Waahington to
lirief tenting and camping
e. rience near the ocean. Pro
gramme of aporta will be unua
ually intereating, with the ad
this year of the Swediah
Norwegian 8angerfeaL Hon.
George S. 8hepherd, of Portland,
ban bean made Admiral, the rail
roads have given very apecial
i a-, d $1.00 will be the fare
by boat from Portland.
aUaertaakaateaaVMiinarr hid Uaiik
I . -!.,. nipiiii ui Ui ijWr Oar
- anigU e nUMaa al um al
mm m ike kf ri Ail lariWe flwelaw
i i Tii tm 3 awkw etattafl kde
4artaaM.faa.tUatreawllaaeeaT
xaaaalka
I aieakaajav baaaiTMiaam lleagaaja i
, H U-I... Warry'Oran ikTaleatol m...
aula aaaVaaSET TrvJUI. ta7tkrear
awae BMra aaaawlaaaaMaaaa a.
ii i MeoMiati ia ovtaiitiaviii
in atctt
M tiatlT 10 1 1MMNH)
sLLEPiNEc-sat'a
-. . Maaa ll 1 1 aaal aaaa
ABSOLU ELY I KEE
aiaat fc-bl waj tiMMa4 i'W aiir
n
:
MilTICALLT
MbMmi
m
& cmijiffl
.x
MivCatlfijITaaJ
ma iKT
ITOBE
Ovnr OOO I I "
Be .utlful v ui. Lie!
Peelaiot.. -p imMP Okfcuiai.
MONOMtNT my.
I. L LliWIS
trli M lai laraisk
PARTICULARS
and PRICES
fa aajraae ataariaf
INFORMATION.
SmIm
DESIGNS.
Storieb foi Little
ll un U 00
a oo
soo
16 00 1 . on
:;uo
300
300
BOO
300
Household
Bmmmb
Tale of Mm. Liggy-WinkU
Through the Farmyard
Puaay Meow.
Wagner Story
A Motlit-r Geoaa Village
i ile,
& 8, 9 AM 10.
of Jack BalliM.ii'
Fort 'i
Cruise o! ilu- Cattu
Tribut.
The rinisun Sweat.
Vaiihie Ships and
Sailors.
Master Skylark.
A .Neighborhood Story.
Fakleigh.
A Little Capti .1.
Merry Lijjs.
Cattle iiaiich to Cuii,-Kr.
Bu. ,uid Pirataa
Coast.
KuighU of the Hound Tabic.
, w Twelve Naval Captains.
I on The Story of Birds.
Curious Birds and Their Tenants.
Meadare Neatc Altar MaMaear 0H. The SleCpin? Co.
aoo
300
IMJU
000
00
I. 00 j
8 00
100
auo
MI
r
A Vale report aaya: "R. K.
who registered at Vale
last Friday, but
who was at Payette only a few
daya, is thoroughly investigating
the oil tii-lda here. It is rei
that he i- an expert m the em
ploy of the Standard Oil pele.
I i s id- iirne known here
from the lad that MMM tt the
experts in cliarge of the dilfer-i-nt
tximpanicn here, have known
mm in the fields in California.
Kvery expert who has inveatiga
ed thia country chums there is
oil here, and the Malheur com-
i pany which iuts the big well, is
town to have oil, but got into
iiaian water and consequently
have not yet reached a vein that
ia a payiiiK propoaition.
HMTIlLa llU.i.lUfVf . ANU '
The Burns Flouring Mill
j in
: MllllhKN Ho'
TU TflVANT, Pl'opt.
K JlllJ. PKiiib l I
ri IE . . st I
iii.I
1
IM
aaV
aaBBal
ILUUd, KOLLLl) BARLEY, CHOP, AND
All hi., of Mill Fed always uo Hud
IME VUI NHilbl MAKkfcr PklCt PAir m UMill Mlllhl tltAl
CUttf OM WORK DONS
j Good Seed Wheat for Sale
300
3 00
Cj. W. Clevenger is having a
new tank house built and other
'veiiients made on his resi
IMM property.
I
300
300
300
Birds, Bees, Sharp Eyes,
(Continued on page four )
Laxative Cough Syrup for1
g and old is prompt relief
Car coughs, croup, hoarseness,
whooping cough. Gently laxa-
laranteed. Sold by The
come Pharmacy, Burns, Ora.,
Fred Haines, Harney, Ore. '
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