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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1910)
?Eljc05rcnl Jinriifu cf.utiiiii'u Ci)iirx nn iircn ol (I,-I2H,H0(I ihick ol Innil, 'I,i;:(I,1','iI iicrcx jet uuiuil wiliiicl to (Uilry iiiiiIi r tliu public! Innd lawn ol tlm Hulled HuIch. Tim Olllolm l'nper it llnninj Count) liai the tari-st ctirtilution mill is uiiu i) tho I'ost mlvin lining nu'illuins In Knatnrn Oregon. XXUt BURNS, HAKNKY COUNTY, ORKGON, JANUARY 1, l!l() NO. 7 JJ'ljf livilJvJy wJilv m wr - -" , TM,',,',,,, J LBB'IT f MASONIC BUILDING SURE Sufficient Funds Pledged to Justify Active Work in Spring El LODGES INSTALL OFFICERS Joint Session of Masons and Eastern Star is Followed by a Banquet and Much Good FeelingOregon Fruit Leads nil Competition and the Demand is Growing in New York. VIOLATEED STOCK LAWl IT On last Monday evening the apple. The milder temperatures, loc 1 order of Masons and the hoth winter and summer, of this the host ever given in Sunset and the large crowd present wore I from Sunset, Hums, Narrows, I Warm Springs'. Silver Creek and I Warner Valley. W. R. Dawson, C.V. Hoed and Miss Laura Daw- J ei'millCtlS QUICIC WOYK VOeS Not son furnished tho music. j- , Tn. r rt i i Prevent June of Railroad to noun wailk Kinnr. ; Right to irrigation wator de pends on tho uuo mndo of tho water, according to an exhaustive opinion hy Justice Will R. King, of tho Oregon Supreme Court, This opinion was handed down hy Justice King recently in con nection with a wntor case of long standing which was referred to tho- Stiiw-nmo I'ourt of Hakes: county. It is hold that the "right of NORTH BANK ROAD IS PUNISHED United States Court Fines for Violation of "28-hour Law" Willi Reference to Feeding, Wiilorlnjj and Bedding Live Stock When in TransitWarns of Danger of too. Large Fnrms. E. tern Star held joint installa t.r at the Masonic hall. A l.vge number of members and a ft v mvi cd guests were presen t the ening was quite enjoy- a' $L ." "lam Mnrsden, Past G ad W I tty Mat o i. instated tr J following ofTuors for the Stari assisted by .da Allen as -&.tfri: Eva Iyrd. Worthy Matron; A. C. Welcome. Worthy Patron; Vella Welcome. Associ ate Matron; Genet Gowan, Sec retary; Mattie Miller. Treasurer; Frankie Welcome. Conductress; Agnes Saycr, Associate Conduct ress; Ella Mothershead, Marshal; Ella Sweck, Chaplain; Sarah Farre, erganist: V rginin Gem lerling, Ada; EllaVoegtly, Ruth: Esther Schwartz. Either: Jaunita Miller, Martha: Rose Dibble, JicLs T1 - McKinney, Ward n3H. rlc-nsen. Sentinel. ilimnicd'ateiVi following the in stallation ceremony Mrs. Mars- den in a pleasing talk presented Mrs. Mothershead. the retiring matron w'th a beautiful Eastern Stnr Jev.il. Mrs Motliai-Blieml respomu-o manning me '""Saturday an a pleasure trip iorinegiuaim aiso iok occa- statc, the longer period for grow th and for maturing of the fruit, the absence of extremes of heat and cold, and the generous agen cies for a more prolific tree grow th, are factors that count heavily for the production of better fruit in Oregon, and that buyers have already recognized in tho clam orous demands they make for the O.-iiioii product. As an . cstern Oregon will go more and more into apple production, for there is no question that its pro duct will always top the market and always bring a price to make the business exceedingly profita ble for those who conduct it with the Ri par substantial lines. They will con tend now that as the owners of the Terminal Company they have been punished ulready. It will bo contended by Dis- lmposing u lino of $100. a jury water, claimed bv prior appro- in the United Stato Court yos priation and irrigation purposes, ,.,)., v witmned a verdict of is always limited in quantity by U ,ngl tho Norlb0rn l'a- tho lion fm it'hinli iUi finnmttvm. " "v .' v nitivii niv Hi'iMwnim- ... ... . t r... . .... .. . tion is made, and to which it c,,,c lor,IU,,nl l-0,n,M ,,y T ,' tnct Attorney Mcuourt mat ho mnv in n rnnsnuntiiA limn I... ..... violation of the "US-hour law long as a separate company u plied; and it is so well settled as with reference to feeding, water to become almost axiomatic that ing and bedding livestock when benifieinl ni mill tin. tmnrla nf . i., .. ..1..1..0 Afl.ir the nppropnators. and not the uiPllI1H. to the statement of ita fclmK8 or ,locK- "roBmn. ufroctl(1Uai y nl" lhro"Kh thcm' facts submitted to the court, o niiili1? tht' moaslIn' mid limit of the JlKiK0 Wolverton instiucted the ngntoi tne appropnator.-' jury t() relm.n the verdict. The decision is important to u ,..ne mlmittod that the Snsk- Malheur county in that it has di- .,j Portland & Seattle Railroad mK up rect bearing upon the proposed Company had received a carload Defeat to a succcwful man is irrigation project here. Neither, 0f horses tit Plymouth. Wash., only a tonic. can now- irrigators entering the fm. delivery to II. Reown of this Are your insurance policies operated in the terminal yards. it must utand hb a separate de fendant, rcgardlesi of who owns (lumpllnn on th I'unn A nin down farm notidi wind- ii f l nninrrn uiniru tifxnii rn ni .. t i ... i i..... .. !ntoll!,,n.n,nn!fo, nt Hnn.1 . , " """". "' . ' . ". City tmtl DeCaUSO Ol U UIUKVII -li- ....N....teX.l.WN. ......... ..vuw r . ,)! ,.. .f.T 111,11.'.. IW,lW.ltri.il lltf.l . . . . .1. . ... 1. ...-. ..w .. ......, uuhiiv.1,11 uou irino causuur a i e ay. mo suck or, Rogue River, and in someinr .,.:,; Wna,inl,l.. !... ..r r'"L . "h. '....' V ..n i ts of the Willamette valley. . an (1 ri" ,,,, f, ' "I" 'e .l""n Z. T. ! ' ---. ...... --., lvininm 1 1 'ii ui iuaL. i in twin NOTES CKOM SUNSET. Ananias George Southworth was found sick in his cabin and was moved to Hums for medical treatment. hi. Gould was a business visi tor to the county seat Sunday. Clvde Embree went to Burns sion to thank the retiring officers who had been associated with h'r dun v the past voir for their gr work and interest. Sair M thershoad. the retiring llr cr, f ted as installing officer for the Jhsons, with Tom Allen as Mars iai. The new officers are: J . Logan. W. M.; J. l;tc , o. W. : W. C. Brown, J. W., J. C. Welcome Sr.. Trea surer; Thos. Sagers, Secretary; Wm Miller. S. D.; John Gem berling, .7. D. ; J. L. Gault. S. S. : Julian Brd, J. S., Sam Mothers head, Tyler. The male quartet sang two song3 and .Mrs. Irving Miller rt'ldered a'solo most charmingly. The evening closed ith the us Ja lianqueCand a j" neral good in.e , '"Riding committee was u uu.ipg me evening ana icu'ed i nithe neighborhood of ?iu,aa Ttnraru tne new nan which the Masons will build the coming j ear. bunicient iunus have now been pledged to insure the erectjon of this fine building and acthe work will no doubt begin as soon as weather con ditions w ill permit. DEMAND OREOO.N AI'PI.ES. How the east clamors for Ore- if exemplefied in the Ink Groves of Corvallis. es, an orcl.ardist, was lor at tne hposane Sine- returning homCaMr. Groves ha.s received a large number of ,e iters from eastern business hou'sinnuirinp about Benton county apples, and -"flrjjii'tJ"1 l0 "make a shipment. Twenty-" -uch letters display ed at thr iI"-o of tho Corvallis GazotU-limes aro from New York, cago, Pitiahurg, Kan sas City Minneapolis, Cincinnati. Columhu . Baltimore and Toledo, fhe d natid for Otegon truit-, cv "cv? n the content f v? ht laters u tne urgent retr n for si . 'merits, is evidence of tl tending the orchaid outjiutl" i,e state has in the country' markets, hays the Oregon Joui pal. At Spokane, Mr. Groves me, many large buyers from the east, and was ilrl by them that the fruit fron the irrigated diBtiicts of Wnshb gton is not tho ciual ttheOrjgon product, as dem others more water than is actual- i,,-, , , jimn i iiltnwable ly being used. The enforcement, un,il,,. tj. juw ,0forc tl,c ship of the law, thus interpreted, will! ment Wiia handed over to the safeguard the interests of all per- Terminal Company for transfer sons the interests or all persons; to thet.)ckynrd. ThoTerminal concerneJ. -Ontario Optimist. ! Compan delivered ami unloaded h i the animals in 18 minutes,1 but Heavy .Mall. lundorthe ruling of the court, j that action nmdo .it n party to The mail into Grant and liar- the violation of the 2S-hour reg ney counties for the st few i ulatlon. The Spokane. Portland Lee Carpen er came down from i lho incroaae evyrj, (Iay MolfJy hl,rcloforo ,, ,mid u fin0 for itB Burns Saturday with a load of I1?Bht tI)U AuiUn iwm 8taKU a,art. in the offena. logs lor DUIKling purposes on JUS . broucht in fiftv .pk(. thirlvjvn. TK.a lKr ..uum nf viohitinn I jiKviivb he hohiml with hi work. of which went through to Burns, of the ' 28-hour law" were sub- rt s folly to strike while the This was not a record mail as it mitted to Judge Wolvorton yea- :.,, :' i.n, llnuB ..., r.rut Wnnw laid up several days with a f,orc i has been heavier and will be this tcrnay upon agreed statements i wmt y()U nre K01n;, (0 make of tooth and report has it in Sunset week. It is, however, about all of facts. They involvo the(ll that Robert has been eating too that the stage can handle and Southern Pacific Company and' ' much f'hristmai candy with the when the stage left here Monday ! tho Northern Pacific Terminal the thing that never comes to arirls. it was fillnd liio-li with Hnele rnm,.v nnA .-.. hnn.i! nn any ol us is tne tiling mat is as good and tight? Some farmers seem to bo grow- into agriculturists. A mnn is often known by his paths through the snow. Soiii'j advice is no good until it is tested, and some is no good afterward. Many a man's honesty has kept him from bitihg on a get rich quick scheme. A five-cent pocketbook may bo the means of making a business man out of your boy. A man who hurries so fast that ho hasn't time to be careful, will mother's homestead Robert Settlemyre has been Albtrt Onkorman of Silver Sam's sacks, leaving room for shipments of stock made by the bl1 as wo lhink it8 Kointr to 1,e- Slorm doors do noL look well, but tr them this winter and seo if their convenience does not overbalance their want of looks. When the devil cannot tempt a man to give up a good fight any other way, ho oilers him a broad er Held." Tho snail does not break any flpeed records, but often it goes farther and to better purpose than a two minute nng on a raco track. Providence will never be able to do much for tho farmer who treats his cowo and horses better than ho does his wife and children. Something wrong with wheals , that wobble. Have thorn fixed up before you drive them over rough roads or you may have breakdown. Never mind about tho North.' Pole, but bo sure you ramumbori where you stored tho bean polo J when you took tham up in tho.' fall. , The hired man who takei no-1 tice of tho broken gato, and remedies once, is of big vidua to his em ployer; but the hand with tha unseeing eve who waits to ba told every little detail, is an an-novnnce. Thawing n water-pipe: When! it is not safe or convenient to' npply heat to frozen pipen to ' r thaw them, spread a cloth thick ly with unslaked lime, fasten it around the frozon pipe and throw water on it. The heat produced as the limo slakes is' great enough to thaw the ice. ' Is the heavy wagon gutting a little rusty? Let it go and it may be spoiled by the weather in !i fi.ii' v.mra Tint vr.ii ..nt. paint it yourself. Take it all'?? Advertising to Sell Cheap Clothes does not happen to the merchant Hcllinu STEIN -BLOCK CLOTHING thff Stein-Block ffoodn are sold only by FIRST CLASS HOUSES and worn in New York and all laryitcUies If Your Clothes Fit, are stylish and wear, you ''areji.au I hfied cus tomer. l)Ve carry the dStein-Block Line of ready to wear cloth ing, considered the fin est, bcHCJittiny clothes made. SSiiN. BROWN & III UM -" M UT&fy! I I ppgr j y ffi SONS The Satisfactory Store Burns, Oregon. 3K!iX$e9& 'Vftv!9'SvSl C Sfl I r-5 K Tl T r-t LZ W I O ce3!p M. L wTnsurance apart on the barn floor where 'V i..... .i. .. i i i J you can bum inu uoors iinu kcup out the cold; get somu nice smooth wagon paint and a good brush, roll up your sleeves, put on a pair of old overalls, and go at it. From January Farm Journal. ... R piesents the.... home fnsii'iincc Co., of New York, l.fvo pool, London & Globe, i-'ir -ssurnnce Co , Philadelphia. Ilfins & HKKI-. minis, Oregon. utilh f Lutinbuig & Dattcu'.s, ajsivfii1! 6wswffis OPMCHiWirit I o ner Tho entire stock of goods now on display at tho now storo of Ilagoy & Richardson, is fresh and new. Patrons may find al most anything desired thera. Job Printing- Creek was in Sunset Friday to! "L'it'er express nor passengers, have a good time at the dance, i"1" "f u,ne car w," " T , . ., ' roat'8 heavy and the mail arriv- Jatrr. Bunyard of Rums pass-,in, in ton IoUs thc sUge com)a. u w....uXn ou..Swt ouiuruuy even- ; nje3 opomle wUh t (,mcullj. ing on his way to the Narrows. !..,,... ...:i : ........ n ,i Ben Roder was down from Burns t spend the holiday with his family. A. McKenr-ie of thc Narrows was up o our Christmas enter tainment Friday evening but did not remain long as none of our old maids were present. Alvin Hurlburt was over from his home at Warm Springs to at tend tho Christmas tree. and the mail is about all they can handle. -Blue Mt. Eagle. Carsfon Packing Company of Tacoma. It is probabh) that the court will be asked to rule on a nuiquo question arising out of the fact that it will be contended that tho imposition of a lino on the Terminal Company virtually would amount to a double pen alty. The Terminal Company is opera ted as n matter of 'convenience' in handling the freight business Probabably tho greatest coffee substitute yet produced is that now known to grocers every where as Dr. Shoon'a Health CofTce. It actually goes a third ' of the Southern Paci'-c and Nor farther than all others, and be-, thern Pacific as tho shipments sides it is "made in a minute." I arrive in Portland. 1 slock is No 20 to 150 minutes tedious boil-1 held by those corpor 'ions, with ling is at all necessary. Pure I tho exception of a 'v shares, , toasted irrains. malt. nuts. nie. ! which are placed among the Misses Millie and Allie Hurlburt ' have been so cleverly blended as i members of the board of direct were down from Iinrns to attend to give a wonderfully satisfying, ors. Both roads have- pleaded the dances at Sunset and Nar- true genuine coffee flavor iindiKuilty in the Carston eases, ad rows, taste. And not a grain of real nu'Uing that tho livestock was 'coffee in used, inn -ima !n not detained and cared lor as Walter und Homer Bringlc and Hadden Elliott of Narrowu were present at our Christmas tree and dance. Air. fcmepard nnu wiia took a I 0 nice Jicign nue to uurns, Hun-ltf day. , d Mr. Spicer was down to hisi homestead Sunday. '4 F. P Blaekmor was a visitor! u Burns. Saturday, and returned ! iS - ' Sunday with Mrs. Blackmcr. Van B. Ihnbrce, in company v. ith several other young mon fiom tho Sod House was hero Friday to take in the big Christ inas dance. Walter I fodder came home rom Burns to spend the holidays with hih parents. Several people from Sunset at- j tended tho Christmas exercises! and dance at the Narrows, Sat-1 unlay evening. j The snow in Sunset Valley Ih.k about six inches deep and is a grc.at protection to fall grain and if the spring freeze is not too'" overe crops aught to be good. I Sold by Reed Bros. cups, 25c. the law requires, and have paid "."V &&& M$dM&$$S w The Harriman Mercantile Co. GENERAL MERCHANDISE laicr iu s LOWEST PRICES Complete line of Groceries and Dry Goods Gents Furnish'Tigs FULL AMD COMPLLTE LINE OF HARfflLTON BROWW SJ-SOES HARDWARE WAGOWS, BARBED WARE BpjgKjw NlhwttA The Christmas tree exercises ,M oastrated'by the prizes captured , at the school house wore a success ' Qh oCrtfon growers. The Wash- Und all the children did well. (?US inirton fnrot uct has a beautiful ' Miss Hodder had a good program ! flfo color, tmt 1,1 flavor and fiber the J xi eparod and the patrons of thoUJfe uoea not aiiain mo supt;nur-1 -nooi nre ait picusuu wmi um .ic. araetoristiq of the Orego.i i .tertainment. The danco was iCC5 We guarantee quality andJpriccH Let us prove to you that we have the gondHjal'rightrpriccH Call iimltsee'iis Hetx'jriim.etia.y Oreg1. Do you know what a Removable Platen is If you learn about it, you will see that a typewriter without it lacks a feature that is essential so essential that eventually all typewriters will try to have it. The one typewriter now offering this feature is the sswd vmiuh raaiuQ. Write us for information as t what a Removable Platen is and what it does. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO., Inc. Syracuse, N. Y. innAu tmymt. T)a 17w Twn t Cra,n 0?3c IV - 'V. p w -a we? m lessee nskv infflh Mlllli'lWll mill Vl" o-" '' 1 2L