The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, April 24, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"-prf" 'll Ajt liJA i; -f ar " i it I 3 tm- wn Hiilii ifci i (Ebr fmtH'$cvn(d. iVtURl)A.Y, Aplllt. 4, IM. UIIUBUKHTION KATR8! ail Month! Thti" Month HOC .100 -. m,l.tv it vim - MmuRftl Thoso farmers who hcnrd Prof. Scuddor discuss dry farming methods tho oilier evening and also tell them that our soil, cli mate and conditions are ideal for the raising of alfalfa and cereals, should feel greatly encouraged. Wo have oven a better country than wo think and with tho dem onstration farm will make other sections sit up nnd tako notice. Definite information has been given out that the Harriman peo ple will build a lino from Twin Falls in Idaho south to connect with the main line at Wells, Nev ada. This shows another stroke of systematic energy upon tho part of that great irrigation dis trict The Twin Falls people are taking up the irrigation project over in Malheur and Owyhee, and Secretary Ballinger lias inti mated he will give them prefer ence over the government under taking in that section. Intimated that where private capital and tho government both desired to build a project in nny given community, it ia his pur poso to rccognizo privnto capital, reserving government funds for localities whero privnto capital will not enter. Wnyman and Test will bo giv en a hearing at a later day. It was shown today that privato cntorpriso contemplates tho irri gation of a much largor area than that embraced in tho gov vcrment project, and will irri gate 77,000 ncros in Idaho not embraced in tho Malheur project contploto sets of Havllnnd china, four cut glass fruit dishes, ono cut glass water sot, two cut glass olivo dishes, ono china tea sot, two comploto sola of silver wnro and n comploto ten sot She also received sovcral checks for handsoma amounts A ahowor of rico nnd old shoes followed tho bridal covplo when they loft tho house. Fou SAl.n-320 ncres of hay land. Inquire at this office. A lledllnt Silve (or RUrni Chapped llVnds I and Soro Nipple. As a 'hcnling Bnlvo for burns, sores, soro nipples and chnpped hands Chamberlain's Salvo is most excellent. It ollnys tho pain of a burn nlmost instantly, nnd unless the injury is vory so voro, heals tho parts without leaving a scar. Price, 25 cents, for snlo by all good dcalors. Job printing-Tho Times-Herald 'While the weather of tho past week has not been ideal by any means it might bo worse. We do need a rain but the soil is not dry except on top and the flood water is keeping a vast amount of moisture near the surface. People who read the papers find weather conditions even worse in other section and we have still plenty of time for good growing weather. Parties here have just received letters from Kansas and it seems vegitation here is farth er advanced than there. Both Mr. Harriman and the Oregon Trunk line will be grant ed right-of-way up the Deschut es canyon according to newspap er report of Secretary Bailinger's decision in the controversy. Portions of tho way it will be necessary for both to use one track. This should put them on good terms (?) and possibly will mean that they will parallel each other throughout all of central and southeastern Oregon. Such an arrangement would be quite satisfactory to the people at least DO TUB PEOPLB WANT IT? In discussing tho recent decis ion of the Interior Department relative to tho 69,000 aero Carey Act segregation in this valley, Win. Hnnloy expressed more or less indiffcrenco as to tho finnl outcome under present condi tions. He firmly believes it best to take ndvantngo of the flood waters of this section but unless tho land can bo organized and tho people favorablo to it, he would not attempt it Mr. Hanley's proposition would bo to get nil interested in a general reclamation project that would bo adequate and cov er the largest nrea possible un der a fcnsible and economical plan. For instance: A specified lien for reservoir puropses,1 nu otchr for drainage and then for canal construction. Such a plan would suggest a largo undertak ing, but the end would testify it. Such a plan will some day bo carried out and when a consider able portion of tho land is yet va cant it would bo less complicated now than later as there are less units to be considered. If such n'n undertaking could bo launch ed at once it would advance the development of this section very materially and place it even on i a better footing that many such projects now being exploited. There is little question but such an arrangement would ap peal to capital and thnt it could be financed. This is a matter that should receive earnest con sideration by those interested. TWELFTH NIGHT, No. 41906 Trial 3, 2:12 3-4 Rlrod by Onwnnl 9 25), tho nlro of 108ln llio lint moro tlmn nny ollior homo ovnr fonlml. (Unotl Hiro, dooriio Wllloi3;23. I)m, Mlu Itlln 2 08J; lior nlto J. J Audubon, Mini by Alcyone, lm by (loorgo Wllkei, kIvIiiu Twulllli Nlht a dooblo cross of Wllkoa nnd ono of tho utrotiRimt brod traitor living Individually, bo lo a rlioilmit IA 0-10 bnndd blub, elRbt 1200 lb He linn clrnn, lint tliutis nnd bin not bow noil. A number of bin undovolopnd 2 oar-old colt fold nt Auction In Olilcuo nvornglnij 224 inch. TWELFTH NIGHT will stand Hie season of 1909 at The lair firounds in Burns, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays Uwcn oa Fridays and Saturdays ZEEJIBS $25.00 to XnSTSTTZKIS For further particulars call on or address II. DENMAN, Harriman, Ore. J. L. CRAWFORD, Hums Ore. &&&&&&&& ALLEN &SCHENK MERCHANT TAILORS Satisfaction Guaranteed CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING TOR LADIES AND GENTI.IiMrN , All orders receive prompt and c?n fnl attention Tho Now Tailors, McOee fl , i -jon ON HTHIHrr LI5AMNO TO COUItT HOUM $$ mm CLEMENS-McLEOD. Every one should do his part to make his local fair, his state fair and the Alaska Yukon-Pacific Exposition a success this year. Thousands of eastern people will visit this coast this season for the purpose of studying our country and its possibilities. The expo sition and state and local fairs will bo their objective points for getting the desired information relative to the products of the country. If our people do their part and exhibi such samples of their soil as they can with a little extra effort these visitors will be favorably impressed and much good advertising for the country will thus be done. Plan for this now and as you plant your gar dens, fields and patches do it with a view to growing some ex tra good stuff for show purposes. Plant some of your best seed in the best ground you have and give it the best possible care and you will raise some stuff that will be a credit to you and your state. Rural Spirit A1ALHEUR IRRIGATION PROJCCT. A Washington dispatch of re cent date says: Secretary Ball inger of the interior department will visitMalheur county, Oregon, when he goes west in June, and on his personal observation and on the showing to be made to him before July 1 will determine whether tho Malheur irrigation project shall be built by the re clamation service or by privato enterprise. This afternoon Sec retary Ballinger gave a hearing to Walter Griffiths of Caldwell and J. W McCulIoch of Ontario, who Uigcd him to turn this pro ject over to the reclamation ser vice, saying that 90 per cent of the land owners under the old government project had signed up ai 1 were ready to pay tho government price for water. W. in. xayman anu is, a. Test, rc piesenting private capital that want to build this project, were present at tho hearing, but not being prepared did not mako their Bhowing. Secretary Bailinger's interro gations indicated an inclination to turn this project over to pri vato capital if they can show that they have the financial back ing to carry tho project to completion and can build it at a reasonable cost, and ho further The following is a clipping sent from a Pendleton paper: The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McLeod at G01 Johnson street was a scene of n charming spring wedding Wednesday evening, when their populnr and attract ive daughter, Miss Lottie J. Mc Leod, became the bride of Mr. John C. Clemens of Burns, Or. The ceremony was performed at 8 o'clock in the presence of about 75 invited guests. The bridal arch in the large living room was exquisitely decorated with asparagus ferns, white and pink carnations. To the strains of the wedding march from Lo hengrin, played by Mrs. Alex ander Manning, the bridal party descended the stairs and entered the living room and halted be neath tho floral arch, whero Judge Gilliland read tho ring ceremony. The bride and groom wero at tended by Miss Mildred Allen of Pendleton and Mr. Martin Tur ner of Burns. During the solemnization of the ceremony Mrs. Manning play ed softly Mendelssohn's wedding march. The bride is ono of Pendleton's charming young ladies and was attired in a hand some gown of mcssalaine silk in empire effect with train. A veil enveloped tho costume and was held in place on the coiffure by a cluster of orange blossoms. The maid of honor wore a silk gown of a delicate shade of pink and carried a cluster bonquet of pink carnations. Tho groom is a wealthy cattle manjf Harney county and for three years attended business college in Pendleton and while here as a student, met his bride, They left at once for Denver and will mako an extended bridal tour before returning to Burns to reside. A sumptuous weaaing supper was served in tho dining room before tho departure pf tho bridal couple for tho East. Tho decor ations wero pink carnations. Tho bridal cake was buried in a bower of orango blossoms. Tho bride cut tho cake for tho guests lis tho supper was being served. The uriuo's going-away gown was a rose colored tailor-mado conceit with hat to match. Among the out-of-town guests at tho wedding were, Mrs. Peter Clemens of Burns, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Bower of Walla Walla, Mr. and Mm. Martin McLaugh- lin of Duncan and Mr. J. F, Mc Laughlin of Echo. Tho bride was tho recipient of many handsome and costly pra The Standard Bred Stallion Trial, 2:20 Will Stand the Season of 1909 at the Elliott Barn, Burns, Oregon Except on Sunday Afternoons nnd Mon day Mornings when he will be at Lnwen. I'ROORI-SS, No. 4U30, 1" inaliot-nny buy MnmllnK 111 IiiukIn lilgli. Hired ly Diablo, 1 HOI; Mraofhlr Alitor! B 3.034';Hlr John H 3 OUf ,' Clipper 3 01; DlubolIU 3 Slx 0 otliorB in lora tlmn U .10. nntt Uothora belter tlmn Siiifi Iiatn Itemeiiibor Mo, by WnMnteln, 13507. . Ilottba, tirniitluiotlior of 1'rogrcw, In the inothorolll) colt nil In tin !l '. 'Iliu Limit, her Kith colt whb fold na (jrecn pacer nt $10,000. In hU thrio-jfiiM, form ho inmlo n record of 3:10. Terms: $15, $20, $25 GEO. D. HAQEY, Burns, Oregon. At The Welcome Pharmacy You euu find Mio boat selected and largos d as sortment of everything to bo found in an up-lo-duto drugstore. PRESCRIPTION WORK is our speciality and wo liavo the best equipped laboratory in the interior. flVo use only tho best and purest of drugs and chemicals, and our prices are right. Yours for business The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Oregon, AllUI 1', II (il'OIIIIK W T Lpitik Be a Booster Keep Things Moving Wo enn match yon with all kinds of trades. Drop in and let us know what you have to trade or sell. We will do your surveying or sell you fruit trees, shrubery or seeds to make tho home more beautiful ahd profitable. If you havo any wants come to us. We have the goods and can deliver than. Inland Empire Realty Co. Burns, Oregon t CLOSING OUT SALE! Having decided to quit business we arc offering our stock at bargain prices. HOW DO THESE STRIKE YOU: $27.50 $35.00 $3.25 r Thirty-five dollar Saddle aro reduced to Concord Breeching Harness comploto with collars No. 1 Boston Team Collars reduced to Buggy whips of all kinds re duced. Some as low as Sweat Pads as long as they last, each .10 .35 B V EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION NOW IS THE TIA1E TO BUY HOPKINS BROS., Harness and Saddlery. Tlie place to save money by buying now. VtViVkllM'MMkM4 The Up-to-Date Pharmacy The place where drugs are cheapest, purest and best WE WANT YOUR TRADE Court chi and Accuracy our Motto Headquarters for School Supplies t Kveruthina unit want in tha ilrun nr urhnnl r line If we haven't it on hand we'll be glad to get it for you. H. M. HORTON, Propt. t msfef -4. .'.-nfc.'.'ss.'V'Sitn.,- 'VJ,j 'V'-'.vaa'w 5iSS5S f BURNS HOTEL BAR DIBBLE & STEPHENS, Proprietors. WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Club Rooms in Connection Courteous and ObIigingjBar Tenders EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS DROP IN HARDWARE MACHINERY Binders' Supplies Full Line of BUILDING PAPER and ROOFING CROCKERY. CHINA AND GLASSWARE GEER & CUMMIN Burns, Oregon. Biirsis Meat Market New Shop Oprosile flic lirst National Dank Main St. Pork, ioimiii Holon.'i a in! AiiY SausiiOT tied' in aim Quautil). .EES!Si. Your patronage solicited. II. J HANSEN, Propt. The Most Popular House in Interipr Oregon! NiiATLYsFL'RNISIlDALL OUTSIDE ROOMS Headquarters for Traveling Men and Tourists! Agclar Racine Manager, L. Racine, Propt., Burns, Ore VENIN Black Imported Percheron Stallion Will stand nt the Fair Grounds, Season i9oo Single Service - SIO, Season - - $15, Return - - $17.50 Insure - - $20. Season opora-s -A-prll 15 ItlJNItY ItlCIIAItnSON, Skchotaiiv. Centrally located nnd Connected with Hotel Hums IKf?' A Atsr's-SSSSSrV S,srfS1 rv - BOOST HARNEY COUNTY And tho innn that will give you tho best values for your Money. Call at G. W. CLEVENGER'S STORE And boo what you snvo on tho things onuinenitod below; Sewing Machines, Pi anos, Building Paper, Wall Paper, Carpets, Rugs,.LinoIcum, Mat ting, Art Squares, Mattresses, Springs, Roofing, Trunks and Valiccs, B aby Car riages, Pictures, Por tiers, Chamber Sets, Upholstered Goods. ROUGH RIDERS! I wish to explain in n few lines in this paper how you may al ways bo well dressed, shoes, hats, etc. Come in and talk the mat ter over with me -you can leavo your suit at my place as Iens: as you want to. Leave your overalls heio when you want your dress suit, o to the danco and havo a Reed time, when tho party is ov er come in and change again and your suit may remain hero until you want it again. Say, for instance, you ride a horso after cows close to Harney. Drewscy, Vale, La wen, Diamond, Narrows, etc., and something would bo going on there. All you need to do is send a postal or telephone if necessary and vour clothes leavo Burns bv tho next singe. Alter your good timo return it to mo in tho same manner. I will attend to any further lookout for it. Boys. I will do this all freo of charge and I can give you suits and overcoats from $17 and up. Trousers $5 and up. Come in and let's talk about it I havo six of tho boys already. No responsibility in case of flre. A. SCHENK. Merchant Tailor. BURNS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. IlfcNDI KSON JtLLIOTT, Propt. Cm SJiscial attention i,ivin to transoicnt custom and freight tcanus. JIoi sex kopl by tin day, week ov month.' IIRST CLASS LIVEK TURNOUTS. Hay and grain always on hand. Soi Vour iiiiroiia( hiIk i itli M niii Si. iitirnt lr 01 ill - JS&M S":Z. Wh Needles, Shullloa nnd Dobbin) for use In All Makes of Sewlnd Machined. SULKY PLOW ?igi b &&&&&&S THE OREGON HOTEL Mps, Ella Martin, Proprietress Good, Comfortable Rooms Excel'ent Table Service Tho houso has been completely renovated and patrons aro assured most courteous attention. Former patrons and friends welcome Opposite The Times-Herald office, Burns, Oregon Tho Stag ii ono of tho latest and beat additions to tho famous Dccre Lino of Riding Plows. Is licht In weight, simple niul durable In construction full of genuine merit,' and has shown Its mottle and utility In every test It has been put to. It has amply demonstrated by its good work Its right to bo classed as n strictly up-to-date, high-class farm tool. It is certain to suit tho most critical farmer and bo a money maker and a labor-saver for him. "If It's a Deere-Ifs Right" nnd docs Its work porfect caso to tho operator and team. It Is manufactured and sold as a tongueless plowa tonguo not being necessary to best rosulta, but ono is supplied at slight cost to those who porfor It that way. The Stag is tho simplest riding plow built, anyone who can hook up a team and drlvo 'em straight can operute it successfully. It pos sesses many suporlor features not found on other plows, and it takes a whole book to Illustrate nnd dlscrlbe them. Dotter write for it today nnd all the information you want about this suporlor implement. C. H. VOEGTLY Special AtteutiYi Given to Conducting Funerals NEW AND ACCURATE HAY SCALES IN CONNECTION WITH BARN. A j Kwi sSsSSs-.-S: A A vb j yrr JMiSi BUIWS MILLING HORTOW d6 SAYER, Propts Rough and Dressed Lumber,! &'S&5 Rustic, Flooring, (VI ou Finishing Lumuer. Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Good Lumber Yard in Burns, ,'oud.l "T- sonts, amonK them being twolil.il65 J&JBMmtk&&ty$JL$Lt rtfQTWlBsssssf& The Best MODERATE PRICED TYPEWRITER ()u the Market Modern, Convenient Durable Hnp nil Ihc qualities of high priced machines Rapid, Universal hey board, Simple, Cheap Chicago .Writing" Machine Co. I5I-133 Wabaili Ave., CliUago, III. c- m wm mL ... HbIV JBnm