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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1912)
IT'S A GAME Tlio clolhcs gnino in just like uny other game, only in this cnsi- we both win when playing nt it. Satisfaction am! conliilonce are at stake. Yon play forwit-infrtrtiou in our make and wo play for your ennttrii-ini in us as tho makers. We hove a wiun, .ir. line of fabrics for spring and summer for ,ou to look over. Everything New in Styles and Ideas. The men who wear our clothes nro the best mascots we can fiml. Tome in and play a baud in our little game. Schenlc & Williams MERCHANT TAILORS - - LEADING CLOTHIERS Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Rurnc:. Civnrmn. Odd Fellows Bldff J Mh( QTimcs-eratd. jUiia n fe-TUKDAY MAUCH 16. 191!. One Year Six Montba . .. Tbrco Moniha .,.- OUIl'TION KATES r WATER USERS ORGANIZE. county superintendent of Marion , county, serving two terms. After . ! his term of office expired he M "' ! taught in Salem and Woodburn, I 'ater in Sumpter. He was elect ed principal of the Harney County High School when it was established, coming here in 1904, and held the position up to his death. Under his direction the school has been very successful and at tained high rank among the edu cational institutions of the state. He had excellent control of the pupils. The school was closed yesterday out of respect for Prof. Tc. i..in.c tvnwi nrinnfofl. Tim tmr- re. II. Voeirt ey and lamuy ana mancnt onicers of the club for ! Miss Agnes Sayro returned home Tuesday from a trip to Portland. the year arc: Mrs. V. L. Blott, president; Mrs. Geo. A. Smyth, vice- president; Mrs. R., D. Coop er, secretary; Mrs. Julian Byrd, treasurer. Tho advisory board appointed by tho president Were Mrs. N. A. Dibble, Mrs. H. M. Horton and Mrs. C. H. McCon- nell Frank Foster came over from his Silver Creek home Thursday to attend the Tonawama dance. Roy Smith, one of our ranch ers near Narrows, has just re turned from an extended visit thrniiirh tho middle states. Ho ! reports that section having real Mayor Clevcngor mot with the ' winter when he left there. ladies and from leports of the meeting this club is going to be an organization which must be reckoned with, for Mayor Clcven ger fell and told them they could have anything and everything in sight and to ask for what they didn't see. Mr. Clevcngor ap proved the organization and its object and tendered them the use of the city hall , John Caldwell and family had a rather Narrow escape from losing their farm home from fire Wednesday, the ceiling igniting from the stove pipe. It burned ciuitc a space surrounding the pipe but was extinguished before any great damage was done. About sixty couples enjoyed the dancing party given atTona- 12.00 .104 . .75 There was a large attendance at the meeting called last Satur day at the court house to organ ize the water users for the pur pose of expediting matters in the j Yoder and the pupils took up a assistance of the state board in collection of some $25 for flowers adjudicating the water rights as a further token of their esteem along the Silvies River. The following telegram was sent The organization was perfected by the student body to Prof, by electing J. M. Dalton presi- Yoders niece in Pertland: dent; R. R. Sitz, vice president; "Mrs. E. J. McNeelen, Sam Mothershead secretary and' Portland. Oregon. J. C. Welcome Jr.. treasurer. ' "Prof. Yoder died this morn Very little was done at the . ing. Body leaves for Salem Sat meeting other than discuss the . urday. We pupils desire pur- situation, as those present did I chase floral tributes for funeral, j not know just what was expect-. Mrs. Antonsen suggests you pur ed of the organization by the j chase us our flowers, state board. i "Procure pillow with initials A large delegation of water. Harney County High School cost rri. ....i .- e i. i..i, wama Thursday evening. Those will be held on the first and thiid pn;s?"f e)r?s:d their pleasure Tuesdays of each month and the a.nd ,l Ia ',k!y th? .WI" "" S next meeting will therefore be slre altc"d any future parties aw,,,. ...,;., At.,..i, 10 nt ot a like nature given under To 7:30. at the offices of C. B. Mfr j nawama management. The mu Council's in The Times-Herald c and lloor seemod to please and ..,,,. the number of dances just about The club starts with a largc; right for enjoyment membership and will no dcubt'-'The Ladies' Afternoon Club include almost every lady in the have elected the following of city in the near future as it is .ficers for tho coining year: Dr. most worthy. The first para-! Elizabeth Ellis, president; Mrs. graph of the constitution gives i G. A. Rembold, vice-president; its object This reads: I Mrs. J. W. Geary, secretary and "Its object shall be, by social ' Mrs. J. L. Gault, treasurer. Un- intercourse, friendly exchange order thedirection of Mrs. Egli.tho views, and concentrated co-oper-' retiring president, the club has ation, to advance and promote i had a very successful year just the general civic and individual J closed and she was given arising welfare of the residents of the vote of thanks. E. E. Purington is down from the mill. Leo Buchanan was in the city Thursday. Chas. Newell is up from his Dog mountain home. fiet seats for "Tony the Con- vict" at the usual place. It will be played Saturday iiinht at To nawama. ' J. Lampshire, who has the agency for the "Everitt" auto mobiles, is going to Portland next Monday and intends to bring back a car. He expects to bo home by April 1. S n W rliivuninir ifl n rnndidnto VI. II . v .w...f.. . .. - --- for coroner. He js one of our substantial citizens and the office is one that fits in well with his business. Itis likely he will have no opposition. Charles Johnson, of Van, Ore gon, has purchased a ten acre tract in the northeast quarter of section 5. He wrote to Mr. .1 Williams, who was an old neigh bor of his, and asked him to make this selection. Mr. John son writes that he expects to move to Ontario as soon as he can close out his property in the interior. Argus, VMM'U'UMWM' MKM iy Results Count'. For the liberal patronage wo have received during yr, Ml WIE EXTEND OUR THANK'S The past year's business far exceeds any previous year our business history. ii THBREWUST BE A REASON Nodlstiiu (ion made -All treat- i ed alike Host Koodsofotainablo ' PUICHS UI2ASONAUU5 We have something to offer i after slock taking and want you to call early after Jim Vy During January February Double Trading Stampsi i The Difference The live man of today can take(J Life Insurance but will not He thinks he does not need it. until tomorrow. ""-"""" The dead man of yesterday. Seed rye i4 i itf .W - iH Hr Jm S M itflr S .YfJV SPWS tfZ. .aHF a. ' .anr y as m s mm sms s && MEsKt.mr "V- -" ?..' '$i 5URNS, OREGON. ivxwxynlMwxrti'M w w,sr vji2WiiV't i C. II. Davis, Harney. M-ytW MteWM "TONY, THE CONVICT" A Melo-Drama TONAWAMA, MAR. 23-Saturday Tonawama Stock Company A Strong Hill With Fine Comedy Good Specialties Seals at usual place, usual prices users was up from La wen. DEVELOP STOCK RANCH. H. E. Gardner, an old time Alaska friend of W. F. Hissner, has just purchased the J. A twelve dollars; anchor ten dollars. Will forward money immediately. Sympathy. Signed. Ruby Dalton, Jessie Bardwell, Student Committee." The body has been taken to Williams ranch of 480 acres over Salem for interment, R. J. Mc- on Calamity, through W. T. Les- Kinnon leaving this morning in ter of the Inland Empire Realty charge of it going by way of Co. Mr. Gardner is president of Prairie City. A funeral service the Western Farm & Cattle Co. was held yesterday afternoon at which has extensive land hold-, the Odd Fellows hall, being con ings in Yakima. The ranch just' ducted by the lodge of which purchased of Mr. Williams is to! Prof. Yoder had been a member be run in connection with the 'for many years, holding his mem Yakima holdings, this being an siP "i Salem. He affiliated with ideal stock ranch in this county ' the J-. O- O- F- Encampment in having a well irrigated meadow I this city. with an abundance of outside1 Dr- J- W. Geary, Noble Grand range adjoining. It is the inten- conducted the service assisted by tion of the company to further Kev. C. W. Holloman, chaplain develop this property which will f the order. The high school be used extensively as a spring attended the service in a body and summer place for stock anu participated Dy singing a tw will hn tnVpn in t.hft fall tn I hymn. Deceased was also a the alfalfa lands at Yakima and .Scottish Right Mason and a finished for the Alaska market. Knight of Pythias. City of Burns; and to this end to assist in improving and modern izing its sanitary, scenic and edu cational conditions; and to pro vide for the proper reception and treatment of new citizens as they join our community." LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mr. Lester also reports the sales of other places recently among them 160 acres to J. W. Rush; 160 acres to Wait Hamil ton and 160 acres to Olif Hen-dricksen. DANIEL WEBSTER VODER. His niece, Mrs. Antosen, arriv ed here from Portland a few weeks ago to assist in caring for him but was stricken with scarlet fever a few days after and re moved to the hospital for treat ment. She has not sufficiently recovered to accompany the body out. Prof. Yoder had many warm friends and admirers in this city where he had labored faithfully at his profession for over seven years. Prof. D. W. Yoder died in this city on Thursday morning, March 14, after an illness covering many weeks. He took sick dur ing the Christinas holiday per iod with erysipelas which was followed by other complications i WOMEN'S CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB. that finally resulted in his death. I Prof. Yoder was fifty-seven years A meeting of the Women's old and unmarried. He had been ' Civic Improvement Club was prominent in educational work hold last Tuesday evening at C. for twenty-five years, starting at B. McConnell's offices The Times?. Silverton as principal of the pub- Herald building when officers lie school, and later being elected were elected and constitution and I ----"-z----"-"rr" -j Can You Match It? 1C3 ACHES, 10 MIL1.8 WEST OF McMJNN. VILIJv, OlMXiON 30 acres eeoded, runnlnK water, omi nnJ one-half aires In etrawberrleB, tuo acres of EnKllbh Wulnutv, JO-lncli Chest nut Trcet) lu bearing, Tamily Orchard, 40 ucree Fine Timber with i;ood umikutforuood within onu and ono-lialf miles, good rich noil, well worth f 100 00 per aero, l'rlco if taken toon f 50.00 per acre, or will exchange for Harney Vallo) land. ARCHIE McGOWAN ''THE LAND MAN" Bur H8, Oregon. W. L. Best and daughter are over from their Silver Creek home. Ladies of Burns are invited to call at the home of Mrs. H. M. Horton and see samples of the Spirella Corsets. O. E. Thompson was in the city yesterday attending to some business and visiting his daught ers who are attending high school. Reatos for sale, all sizes and engths, price 20 cents per foot. Any one desiring Reatos address W. A. Ford of J. O. Alberson, Mberson. Oregon. Wm. Hanley has returned home from Portland where he had been for several weeks, going down to attend the irrigation congress and later hobnobbing with his double, Bill Bryan. Eggs from leading varieties standard bred poultry, express prepaid, $2.00. Write for circu lar. Simpson's Pheasant Farm, Corvallis, Oregon. "" Mrs. Chas. Johnson and daught er, Miss Toiley, expect to leave the first of next week for their home in Portland after visiting with relatives and friends here for several weeks. JefT Cawlfield arrived here from Boise Tuesday. He had been over there for several weeks on account of sickness in the family, his wife and one child being sick. He was accompanied home by one of liis sons and also his niece Miss Edith Whittenburgof Rocky Ford, Colorado. The young lady will remain here on a visit for an indefinite time. Ben Brown left hurriedly for San Francisco last Saturday after noon in response to a telegram I You will look a good while be that his father, N. Brown, was fore you find a better medicine quite sick. Later messages an- for coughs and colds than Cham nounce that the highly respected berlain's Cough Remedy. It not old pioneer was improving. The only gives relief-it cures. Tr old gentleman spent many years it when you have a cough or cold here and has a warm place in the and you are certain to be pleased hearts of the pioneer people of with the prompt cure which it iiurns and vicinity who are pleas-, wm effect. For sale bv all Deal. ed to learn he is recovering his ers. health. Vfn oat f? nv nmuun MT?w imo enrMKTrs nnnno i i jh anuu m "iav Hi-iTf JtXt. UJ IbiilU UVViAJi Got a safely Incubator of W. T. Smith he simply guarantees them and is hero on the ground to make them good. No oil, no explosion, and hatch as many of the eggs as any machine on earth. The high school board met Monday and elected the teachors for tho coming year. The same corps now in the school will be retained, II. J. Jokisch, princi pal, Miss Josephine Lochur and Miss Edith Witzoll. assistants. A. J. McDonald, has a large force of men at work on the new school building getting out rock for the foundation and basement, building a work shop, etc. He says the work will be rushed as fast as possible. The annual meeting of the Ma sonic uuiluing Association was held on the 14th. at the office of the secretary and reports were submitted. The afTaird of the association were nuite satisfac tory to the stockholders and an eight per cent, was voted. The new board of directors for this year are: J. L. Gault, H. C. Levens, J. E. Loggan, R. T. Hughet and Geo. A. Smyth. Strayed oh Stolen -From Andy Folkstead's place, Riddle mountain, in Happy Valley, be tween June 1 and 20, 1911. One black mare mule with red mealy nose, four years old, branded wjth quarter circle over B on left stifle; and vent on left shoulder with bar through S; weighs about 1,100 pounds. One bay mare, weight 1,000 pounds, circle S on left shoulder, 3 and bar under. $10.00 reward for their return or information leading to their re covery. DALLA TURNER, Diamond, Ore. STUDEBAKER WAGONS 2J inch Studebaker Wagon, $75.00; sells for ?95.00. 2? inch Studebaker Wagon, $80.00; sells for $100.00. Studebaker Buck- board, $105.00, sells for $125.00. Studebaker Single Buggies, $50.00; sells for $100.00. These goods must be sold at once. N. BROWN & SONS. Agents. would take Life Insurance today . Oregon. but can not Foil Sale-Black Pcreheron He knows now that he needed stallion, 5 years old in spring, it yesterday. Good papers. -Claude Mcdee. Today is, tomorrow may never be. Do it now, insure with E. C. Eggleston, in the Oregon Life. CONTEST NOTICE. UnitkuStiths I.iNuOrrtiK I Hurm, Ongou. March 15, Ulil d. Atber lUoki of Holie, Milio, Conlrileos Yuu are txrvljr u.iliOeJ that W IllUm J Inn who fleiIrwiey.Oritoii, niltl ipotlolfl (.oil ilrtii. did on lUrcti 15, 191i.nl In thU ottlco hli dulv corroborfttfO aDliltrlluli til eniiteal and lecur the conciliation of your homcklt ad. rulry brfal No. IMJ made .Sol cm lit a I'KM. lorNWJJ NKJi ANK'i.NW, Hecllon II. A. 8K' , 8W!iHW8E!.8tUoil3,lnwiiahliJUMoiltll, ' ttange U K- Willamette Meridian, and Krouuda for kla content hv allege that laid ' .tiher Mania im laueii 10 cumtaic, improve or rralde upon aald unity tor more than lx month! prior to Augunl IV. ml, ami hi totally abandoud tatd entry; You are. therefore, further notified that the aid allegation) will bo taken at llil OIIK e having been eonfemed by )ou, and your aald entry will be rant eled thereunder without your further right to r heard therein, either la'f ore thli office or on apical. It you fall to flit. In thla ofllre within twenty data after the KuritTII iitbllrallon of thla notice, aa aliowu below, y .uraiiiwer, under oath, wclflcally meetliiK t nJ rei;ondlt)g to theie allegalloua of routi it, o II you .'all within that time to illc In thla office due proof that you bate atned n copy of ourauawer on the aald toutealant either In leron or by registered mall If thUaervUe 1 mads by the delivery of a ropy of )nuramwer tothe contestant In ieraon. t.root of auch aer vice rnuit bo either the aald ronteitant'a writ ten a knowledgemeut of hie receipt uf the copy, mowing tile uate ot in reiripi, nruie affidavit of the person by whom thedelltery Maa made staling when and where the copv was delivered. If made by teglatered mail, ptoof of such service must consist of the arnda vlt of the person by whom the copy waa mallei stating when and the jiost office to which It was mailed, and thla affidavit iniial te accom pauled by the postmasier'arecelpt for the icllir You should state In your answer the natiioof the iiostofflcc to which ) on deal re future not lets lobe pent to you Wm Karri., ItegUler Hate ot drat publication March 18, 19U. Uate ol second publication March '1. 1912 Hale of third publication March 30, 1912 Date of fourth publication April t, 1912 Foil Sai.U-Two Poland China boars, six months old, ami a few barred rock cockerels. Chas. Wilson. "My little son had a very se vere cold. I was recommended to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and before a small bot tle was finished he was as well as ever," writes Mrs. 11. Silke. 29 Dowling Street, Sydney Aus tralia. This remedy is for sale by all Dealers. The Borah-Jones homestead bill as amended and will probably be reported to congress, requires a seven months resilience each year for three years and before patent is issued a habitable house on the place. Should tho bill become a law it will include all filings now entered. IM UNPRECEDENTED SUIT SALE!! FAIR in tin- lu-itory of I .OCA I. MI-HCIIANOlSKu havt juii sfin Mich n rare oiler in niitdi'-ttiniott hi clothes fur Men. ---- SIMS I MAI sold ro -- SI 8.00 now aoiner at SI 3 22.50 28.00 35.00 u ei at U at !a 15 20 ' 25 Every suit made from pure wool fabrics and under our guaranty of ivorfection. Come now, select your fabrics antP have your suit inaile tip in the advanced stylos now mi display for ot Spring and Slimmer. Two-pioco suits proportion ately Uss. E. B. REED & SON AHMINI8TK UOK'K NOTICi: Nolircla lienliy Ki"i 111' H' iimlrr HiiH'il linn lioi'n iluly :ipiuiiitiil mliiiin lutrutorof the crtateol Jiiiiicb L, Varimi, ccuaol. All peiKiiis li.-nlnn i luliun at;alnl H.tiil oatutit ftro lit'roliy reiuirtx to piupunt tlio aatno to mi?, properly vr lleil, nt llnrii", Ori'K"", uilliin ri motitliH from Ilia ditto liertvif luted IIiIh Itttli tiny til March, I'JIl! I) N VAIMKN, AilmiiiiDtrnlnr a Meals at all Mourn Open Dan '"' A7W CLUB CAFE Prompt and Efficient Service Try a Hot Chicken Tamale We Have Opened Offices in the New Masanh Building in Burns, and are Prepared Furnish Accurate. Reliable d Complete Abstracts of to:: Title to all Lands in Harney Co. npA Buy and Sell Real Estate in U Larje and Small Tracts. TA Write Fire Insurance in the S.ror.eM Old Line Comp'ics 8,000 acre tract irrigated land best in Central Oregon- First class colonization project. TliRMS Mnti:nttt::tnnn:un;!'.ittit:tt:tt::t:tnti4:int:ttmtt:nnt::u:i:::t!:ut:titin:::::nn H BURNS-BEND CON SOLIDATED AUTO CO Operating IUkIi-CIuss Cars lictwccn (turns niul I tend Fastest Time - Lowest Rate . . Special Round Trip Fare . . ARCHIE McGOWAN. Burns At mtnnuttttmmtnitnttnuunuunutxmnanmunnmmtnttuntnmtttittnnttnttttn All Business Intrusted To Us Will Prompt and Careful Attention. licccivc MOTHERSHEAM DONEGAN Kooms. and li Masonic Huildin. &&22&fiA VS5SVW K Obtain Your Wants at The Welcome Pharmacy where Satisfaction is Guaranteed. When you have your Pre scription filled at our store you can rest assured that they are filled as they should bo and residua which the doctor desires will be secured. Just received by stage at Brown's Satisfactory .Store first 1 section, 6M0 acres, level un improved sage brush land in showing of New Spring Silks. X'WSZ tracl! 'fenceZS 'Ihese goods are exclusive in de-. house deep well and otherwise sign. This beautiful line of Silks improved. Prices made tosuitin consists of Foulards, Voiles, Silk tending settlers. No speculators Ginghams, Chiffon Taffetas, I need apply. Inquire at this office. Crepe Charmense, Crepe Me- Don't bo surprised if you have teors, Crepe de Chine and Na-.an attack of rheumatism this somas. You will linil a stock of! spring. Just rub the affected goods in these items that have; parts freely with Chamberlain's the Style, Beauty and Quality. I Liniment and it will soon disap N. BROWN & SONS. I pear. Sold by all dealers. USE OUR ROSE CREAM To counteract the effect of these March Winds. J. C. Welcome, Jr Prop. wwrnwAww Burns SVIeat Market II. .1. MANSION, Proprietor Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Sausage, Bologna, Liver, Headcheese, Weinerwurst, cIiihh Mcnl .MnrMH in niul UTjlhiuj. in a un, (iiautil,s III'h! Wholesale and Retail Prompt and Satisfactory Service Any and all the time. THE OLD STAR SALOON BRENTON & HICKS. Props. Old and nem patrons will f jnd best brands Wines, .Liquors, and Cigars Good Service. Courteous Treatment DROP IN Main Street Burns, Oregon! BAYLKS&McDONAI n wwwwi General Contractors and Builders urns, Ore, - - Vale, Ore -uiua at the Burns Hotel THE TIMES-HERALD Job Printing