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JULIAN VBI - - - - Mmi
Judge Bean's decision in tlio
Deschutes caae is a docidod vic
tory for tho Oregon Trunk, nnd
a staggering blow to tho Hnrri
man forces. Jt holds distinctly
not only that tho Oregon Trunk
has tho superior right on tho
particular grounds over which
the contention arose, but that
thero is no legal morit in tho
Harriman lawyers' argument
against the legality of tho Hill
company's existence in Oregon.
This technicality is bluntly brush
ed aside, and the matter is con
sidered solely on its merits.
Judge Bean gives both parties
credit for good faith in attempt
ing to build a railroad through
the Deschutes canyon, nnd says
that "neither should bo permit
ted to obstruct tho work of tho
other." This is certainly good
Bcnso. and it is gratifying to
leam from so high an authority
that it is also cood law.
It is creatly to bo hoped that
tho contending parties will now
noTGo between themselves, nnd
that instead of prolonging tho
litigation by appeal will proceed
with tho important work in hand.
If both insist on building a road
through the canyon very wellf
there is room for both. Or, if
only ono road is to bo built, they
should como to some terms as to
which company is to build it
Tho Dublic has a deep interest in
the matter, and should bo taken
into consideration by the con
tendinc Darties.
Naturally tho public is rather
inclined to favor his rival, for
tho reason that Mr. Harriman
has so lornr neglected his oppor
tunity to build into central Ore-
iron, when there was none to op
pose him. Since he would not
build when he could and ought
to have done so. tho public quite
screes in sentiment with the
court that ho should not be per
mitted to interfere with anybody
lse attempting to build. fort
land Journal.
From the Public: It is said that
Henrv Miller, founder of the
vast landed estates of Miller and
Lux, prominent California mo
nopolists, was once asked why
he was buying so much land.
"Veil, I tell you how it vas," he
replied. "Der population vas in
creasing all der time, but dor
land vas not growing ono bit"
A California paper, making loud
complaint of the vast holdings of
Miller and Lux, says "there
should be a law that would pre
vent any one man or corporation
from owning so much land."
Fine! Why didn't Lincoln sug
eest as a substitute for emanci
pation that congress enact o law
to prevent any man from owning
more than 20 to 40 neflrro slaves?
How easily and justly that would
have solved tho slavery question!
Tho scarcity of houses to rent
in Burns has caused a friend to
suggest the organization of a
building and loan association by
Ioeal business men. This sugges
tion should receive serious con
sideration as it would not only
mean good returns on tho invest
ments, but would attract more
people to our little city. We aio
the Bchool center of Harney coun
ty and the building of homes is
of considerable importance.
On the last page of this issue
is a clipping that should be read
by local horticulturists. The use
of smudge pots would bo a great
benefit in this section. We do
not contend that this is particu
larly a fruit country, but with
the showing made this season in
spite of the cold backward spring
it would seem that with a little
effort and caro upon tho part of
tho grower, wo could make fruit
growing a success.
and for this reason it takes 'got'
to get the good things."
The Oregon Trunk (Mr. Hill's
railroad) has boon given tho de
cision by tho federal couYt in tho
fight for Deschutes with Harri
man. Thi3 is good news for tho
people of tho interior who hopo
to sco both roads come.
A DRY FARM SUduTiSTION.
George Fry has a now schemo
that mnv nrovo beneficial to tho
dry sections of this county at
any rato his observations will
furnish something for thought
Mr. Fry has noticed on his farm
that in tho vicinity of a well his
crops aro bettor, oven though tho
woll furnishes no water for irri
gation. It seoms that tho sink
ing of a well in this vnlloy whoro
tho surface water is not at too
great a depth, causes it to riso
and sub for a considerable dis
tance. Mr. Fry has noted this
and thinks it possible to greatly
assist growing crops by digging
a well on each acre and filling it
partially with loose stono, thus
forcing tho water higher than it
would ordinarily stand.
This may not bo now to some,
but strikes tho farming' end of
this great religiou weekly (whoso
experience only extends to his
front yard, whore his wife docs
tho farming) that it is worth in
vestigating. It may not bo suc
cessful in all soils but out in tho
valley whoro tho water is near
tho surfaco it may bo a benefit.
OROWINQ FIELD PIMS.
If Porter Bros, or Mr. Stevens
are not too busy over in the De
schutes we'd advioo them to in
vestigate the Malheur pass. It
might be found rather valuable
if Mr. Hill really controls tho P.
I. N. out of Weiser and Bhould
have any notion of "hitchlngup"
from the Deschutes line.
"If the weather would always
go to suit us and 'luck' could bo
with us in all our undertakings
we would soon become too lazy
for any use. It is tho fighting
that it takes to get tho things
we want that makes them worth
having and usually the best
thtogflare the hardest to get,
Judgo H. C. LovenB has been
experimenting this season with
the Canad an field pen and is
quite well satisfied with thcre-
sult so far. He seeded a" half
aero but mado a mistnko in get
tine it too thick nnd as a result
tho peas do not ripen as rapidly
as where they are thinner. He
irrigated the crop onco but be
lieves they can be grown with
out Irrigation on land thnt will
raiso barley.
It is claimed this country is
particularly adapted to the
growth of peas and Judgo Lcv
ens will thresh this crop in order
to get acclimated seed, believing
it will grow better. His expert
enco has shown him that tho peas
will do better on higher ground
where thero is some sub-irrigation.
Just how ho will thresh
the present crop is not yet de
termined, as it is thought the
machines used for grain will
crack and pulverize tho peas more
or les3, but ho will get that seed
if ho has to flail it out.
On account of the crop being
thick in some places and thin In
others it is not ripening evenly,
so ho may have to harvest a little
at a time.
BALLOON ASCENSION AND RACfcS,
Prof. Frank Littlejohn made a
successful balloon ascension and
parachute drop last Sunday ovc
nlng. The wind wpuld not per
mit inflating the big bag until
after sundown but it finally sub
sided. Mr. Littlejohn will make
another ascension tomorrow
afternoon and many other fea
tures aro added to tho program.
Besides a complete change in the
slack-wire and juggling stunts
there will be some good liorso
racing and a band concert at the
fair grounds.
The program will begin, at 2
o'clock in tho nfternoon and
thero aro four events in tho rac
ing cards, a saddle horse race,
half mile free for all, a trot of
half-mile heats and "Progress"
tho trotting Stanton, -will go
against Sheriff Richardson's
automobile. When there's no
thing else doing the band will
play and when nn opportunity
comes to inflate tho big balloon
Mr. Littlejohn will bo tho center
of attraction. Ho will sure go
sometime during tho afternoon
so don't miss being there all tho
time.
rmimmim'Wtmmmmm
kept in a dry lot, whwe grain
alone Iim been fed. I find no
distinction on the market between
alfalfa-fed swine and those pure
ly uxnin-fed. and they sell price
and prico alike. The general
health of tho alfalfa-fed hogs is
equal to that of thoee maintained
on any other feed and they are
prolific."
Tho grcnt mistako r ado by too
many who attomiu to pasture
swlno on nlfnlfa la in overstock
ing. Thoro Is a tondoncy of
temptation to keep in a pasture
more stock than It can comforta
bly support, with tho result that
tho alfalfa plants aro gnawed,
trampled rnd rooted out, whilo
tho animals fail to prosper as
Ihoy would undor more rational
treatment.
Swino misers In tho alfalfa
growing BectionB frequently make
tho claim that cholera Is un
known whero alfalfa flourishes
most, and that hogs given all the
alfalfa they will cat if a propor
lv balanced ration, dovelop great
er vitality and ability to resist
than would otherwlso bo tho case.
- From Coburn's "Swino in
America."
HILL WINS IN DGSCHUTES.
Tho Orcnron Trunk, tho James
J. Hill railroad, won its contest
with tho Harriman road in tho
Deschutes in tho U. S. court at
Portland Monday, when Judgo
Bonn overruled ndomurrerof tho
Hnrrimnn road.
The court Issued an order for
bidding tho Harriman peoplo go-
incr ution tho GO miles of contest
ed right of way up tho Deschutes
ennvon. Tho application of tho
Harriman lawyers asking that
tho Hill road bo similarly enjoin
ed pending adjudication was re
fused.
LOCAL OVERFLOW.
ALFALFA FOR IIO0S,
One of tho most extensive and
successful swine raisors in Kan
sas tells the author thin: Twenty
five ycare-of pasturing hogs of
all ages on alfalfa has proven
conclusively to mo that a fourth
to a half grain ration whilo they
are on such pasture, will produce
greater growth per day than in
dry lots oji full feeds of corn.
Hogs will maintain a reasonable
nrrowtb. but will not fatten much,
on alfalfa pasture alone; I be
lieve it profitable to feed lliem
some grain whilo running on
green alfajfa, If It is desired to
full-fecd lion's, they will make a
rapid fattening growth from Jn-
creasnertho grain ration whilo
on pasture, and with tho full
grain ration tho meat will bo
nearly as firm as that of hogs
Job printing-Tho Time3-Hcrald.
James Bunyard is over from
Wagontire.
W. H. Hamilton has been over
from Diamond for Boveral days.
Mrs. Chas. Comegys anb child
ren aro over from their Wagon
tire homo.
If you are interested in good
hogs lot mo sell you a Registered
Berkshire. Du. HidbajU).
0. E. Thompson and wife wcro
business visitors from tho Windy
Point section this week.
Somo very desirable residence
and business lots in Burns can bo
secured by seeing Irving Miller.
I. S. Tyler is up from his Sun
set homo today. Ho says ho
raised some grain this year but
not a very good crop.
(MO aero ranch for salo suitablo
for dairy or stock ranch. Abund
ance of water for irrigation and
power inquire at this office.
Albert Shaw has purchased
the ueo. bhaw residence pro
perty near tho lane leading cast
from south Burns.
Delia Day Freeman, profes
sional nurse. Parties desiring
her services may find her at tho
home of Thomas Sagers, Burns.
The Misses Haarstrich are in
today mnking proof on' their
homesteads. They aro Assisted
by James Paul and Alox MoBain
as witnesses.
Foil Sale Farm implements,
including a mower and rake,
harrow and plow, a light wagon
nnd other tools. Sco H. Kallcn-bach.
Robt. Scttlemyre was looking
after business in our city the
first of tho week. Robt is go
ing to bo at tho fair with all
kinds of stuff this fall.
Tho schools of this city will
open on Sept. G, and already
peoplo aro moving in from the
country preparatory to starting
the children in at tho first of the
term.
Chas. Wilson and wife pme
back from tho BIuo Mt Springs
last Saturday. Thoy went over
for a llttlo recreation but Chas,
proceeded to make a hog of him
self and nU) too much, conse
quently had a grouch find re
turned homo to got well.
We wish to announce now that
any of our farmer subscribers
who desire to may pay their sub
scription in grain, wheat, oats
or barley at the market price.
Tho manager of this great relig
ious wants to tnko care of his
chickens, horse and cow and will
deal direct with tho farmer,
David Eccles and Joseph West
of tho Sumpter Valley Railroad
wcro guests at the Blue Mt. Hot
springs last week, says the Eagle.
It is rumored that they made an
offer to the owner of the springs,
Palmor Roynolds, of $30,600.
Tho pffer was refused, and it is
claimed a pripe of $100,000 was
put on this popular iW)f
mmmmmmmmmmmmmss.
Four cat- loads consisting of
bufffltM, waffoni, plows, harrows
farm machinery, barb wiroand
nails now en route. Soo C. II.
Voegtly for prices.
Archie McGowan and family,
Mrs. Harry Smith and boii Harry
and A. B. and A. S. Whitney
are back from a short pleasure
outing on Emigrant nnd Spring
creeks.
County Clerk Schrooder re
corded a fifteen million dollar
instrument into tho records of
mortgages this week. This mort
gage covers nino typewritten
pagos and was given by tho Was
co County Electric Water & Pow
er company to tho Cnrnegio Trust
company of Now York. Blue
Mt Eagle.
NOTICE FOB PUIIMOATION
UNITKII 8TATK8 I.NI OTKI( I
Uurni, Orrnun, Aiiguatsa, m.
Nolle iilifrtbr gtTenlhat ttliuttun W, Blur.
tfin nf rianfn nrnn. who. ml JIII1P 'in. tlHtl
tnadalioniaiuaii Kntnr N ' Ukoylow no.
rlw, Harlal No. OMW, (or HWJfNVVJj. Hecilou it,
BUNEU mil NKM HKM Hretluli 4. TuwiialilP 80
HoStb, Kant HA Kott, Wlllamall Mrijdlau, Iim
nlu notli'o!lntntlmitoiinko Final (Ire car
proof, to atabll(h claim lo tho latnl aliva
dearilbed. Salor M. J. O'Connor. IT M, Lin
jim
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Call and" aeo James Smith's' Cottrill A Clemens are prcpar-
now lino of shoes boforo getting ted to do custom work with their
your spring and summer foot
wear.
70,006 ft first class dry lumber
portable saw mill located 1J
miles went of Cold Springs on
Poison Crock. Lumber for salo.
InBuortleiiBhts, nl8o2udand3rd Got yoiui permit and have them
class from $0.00 to $12.00 per M. j Baw your lumber. Terms aro
-Burns Milling Co. reasonable.
flie CASH GROCERY & BAKERY
( Lncnlcd In French Hotel II
Best quality Fancy and Staple Groceries, Fresh
Fruits, Vegetables, Confectionery, Stationery,
Cigars, Tobacco, etc.
FRESH BREAD, COOKIES, PIES
Telephone orders will rcceivo prompt attention
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mltalonar.at hli edict lot lienln, Orrituti
i znu liar oi uoioiwr. iw
lalmanf .tain na 11 vlln
charloa w, cutton. Koi k, noun, hiiii n
Dm vn.l dar ol October. luW,
Claimant namoi tt wlintaaoa
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l)on iid Iiyron T. rlcl. ll ol Dcnlo, Ort'cnn,
vim r.nn., .ivHincr
SUMMONS.
In (he Circuit Court or llii Htnto ol Or
gun, (or Ilnrnoy County.
Clar Crnft, plnlntllT
VI
Chariot Crifl.tleftmlaiit
Chr)r Crft, IMcndnnti In tlio nnimi
of tho BUto ol Orf roii . You ar horuby
required to appearand nnimor tho com
plaint Died agalutt you In tho nbuvn I'll
tilled tult on or boforo. tho (Hut dny of
tho next regnlar terui ol thu nbovo un
titled Court, to Wit: on or belorx ill"
4th day ol Octobor, IWW, and ( you (nil
to eo appear and nntwer, for want lliori
of, plaint will take Judgement avulimt
you for tho relief pmyed (or In phtluliff
complaint, to Wit:
Koraderreuoldlvori'o ubeoliilo from
the defendant, and (or euvli tui In r re
Hot a therein ineiiilcned and fur co,i
and dlibureoineuU.
Thli summom li published In The
Timri'Uornld, a nookly newspaper pub
llehcd In tho Cliy of Hiirna, llartm
County, Oregon, onro a eek lr aix
conierntlve wteka for xorvlto, puhliuf
lion by order of Hon. (ieo. B. Dhmh,
Jtulgnof thuclteult court of tli- tiiit)i
Judicial dmtrict of llri'ne) I .unity n l
State of Oregon, madit hii1 enliri l n
the 10th day u( AuKOnt, 1U01I, th UrM
publication hereof la mede on th 31-I
day of Auguat.'lOOD
Geo 8, Sliciiio'i'.
Attornt-y for I'Mntln
NOTICK VOW PUHIICATION
Unitip Statu i.iniiHrnrK
lltirm, O'rtou, July to, lfcrj.
Xotlcc la hereby ltrt in TlioHuton' Of
nn timm 01m1 In tlili omen li li i,ltrtioHft
fctrUl No. BMJJ) to left llO'lsr tl h1
ait II. HO, nJ ct muiUllry thereto. Tit
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Until dtcrltoo, or dtililnj to olilvrl tcuw
ol b ralnml chr.cter ut Hit laud, or li
n olbor ron, to tho dlipoMt loupi.lktut,
noald Sle thilr ffllolii ol prolan la thli
offlct. u or bctor the cxplrailiui of tlio rliM
ol publication.
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Umtkd 6nit!xu Orrict, (;
llatni, Ortcon, Auju.l to. 1W' )
Kotlc l htrby ilren tint Milium 11. Kriick
ol Wtlr. Ottgun, who. on Jun s, lam.
rad llomiMitradMiilrv.Kaai8I.Vitftl NuOJMI.
for M KKIl ind Com I nJ 4, tirulmi ft,
TonblD 17 South, ltauio 81 I'jlL Nll'ahl.
tt MtrldUn, hat died nutlcool Intention lu
uk rinl Commuutlon vrwt, to eiuolUli
rUlmtsth Und aburi tlurrllwd, Ixlort tWu
ntKiitor na iiocoiTtr, m iiurni, vivtfoiii uu
lh 9tth dar at 'fptmtr IWM.
Cltlmtnt namctai nltiiro.
Abrbim II. Ucnncll, Kht. llndlvr. llitcotn
Kriteh, ll ot Wiietty, Oregon. Thorn.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Umitcd htitc Ltmi orrtci. I
llutnt, OniBon, Alliutt SO, llW I
Kollc It htrebjr (trcn that lUirom Krlltli,
of Ware rly, Urrtou who. on Octobor 17, Iwrf
mad llotncitd Kiilir No SVt.D. Ptrlal
No, irjlTJ. lor WJfNKSJ. MKNKIJ NV)ni:
Miction ft Towilthlll 77 ftmllla lUUKC '
Kail. Wlllaji)tto Merldan hat Kloil nuiliw
ol loltnllon to inulo Klnal t'ommutalloit
rrvot.totititbl'th claim to tho land lioo du
rrtti, Ulors tho Kallr 1 Hccalrei. ut
llumi, Oregon, onthpioih layol plomtfr.
Ivog.
Clalmaot name at wllnranet;
William II. Krltch, chaa. Ilm.llojr. Abraham
II Uanncll, all ol Warcrljr. Oregon. Thomaa
Dillon, ol uuroa.Oragon.
Wm Fr, lOglttvr
NOT10E FOR I'UIILIUATION
UNITKD STATKB LAND OKKIHE, I
Uurni, Ortgon, July SV, 1IM. I
Notice la barabjr (lnu that flcorjo Mrl.ara
ol Uurni, Oragon, who, on July VI 1MM, mado
horaeatead Entry. No 17Vi. aortal No. OI'AU.
tor M NK3(. Bcctlon U and WU KW)(, Ho linn
U.lowoiblii South, Kangeai Kelt, WllUmelto
llerl llan, baa mod noth o ot Intention In .. ako
rinal riTe-Year I'. not. la titabllih claim
to the land above acecrlhed, beloro th Jit-ma
tar and Itecelroret llurni,Orogou,on tho 3ih
dayol Auguat iKi.
Claimant nainee at wlineaaea:
Pleiheu Lamrahlre,JamvaUnialiro, Frank
Raker, Krot Carey all ot llurna Orrgun
Wm. hmii llrglatcr
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'Uurni, Oregon, July V0, IIWl t
Notice liherobr given tlut tlio fcialo ol Oio
Ron haa Aled (tl thll bfflee Ita ai).llrallnnrierUl
o MMtl to Miecl, under the irovUlnii. of the
ActolUongieM, aoproveii Auguil li, mis, anil
aola amendatory thcrvto, the
NUotNK Section US, T " UMK, w H
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tandedtarrlbod.or ileilrlqg In jiulrtt bviaut
ot the mineral chamrtrr ut thn uiwl. u to.
ai-r other reaaoa, to iheill.iKital lo tiilin.i
J bourn nia tualr atndavlta of in.ii in tin
iSre, on or beloro theesi'lrntlouof tlio i-cri-i
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llio Stcvtf i ono of tho latest mid bost nddltiona to tho famous
Docro Lino o Rldlnrj Plows. Is light in weight, simplo
nnd durnblo In coifttructlon lull of genuino morit, nnd lma .
shown its mottlo nnd utility in ovct7 tost it has been pat to.
It hna amply demonstrated by ita ijood work its right to b
UnBsed ns a Btrictly up-to-dato, high-class farm tool. It in
certain lo suit tho most critical farmor nnd bo n money
maker nnd n Jubor-suvor for him,
"M If s a Deere-If s Right"
nnd does Ita work porfect ease to tho operator and tenm.
It Is manufactured nnd sold ns n tongueless plow n tonguo
not being necorsnry to best results, but ono Is Buppliod nt
alight cost to thoso who porfor It that way. Tho Statf is the
simplest riding plow built, nnyono. who cnu hook up n team
und drive 'cm straight can operate It rjuccossfully. It pou
uossos many superior features not found on other plows,
nnd It takes n wholo book to Illustrate tmd discrlb them.
Bettor write for It today nnd nil tho Information you wnnt
about thli superior implement. t
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