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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1912)
vi tl b. tl tl G G in. ( to eai m sea are tra Thi ties quit not, lain waj plea sale A! Ti fori t? r: r 4 9 7j O "ft- AllKibx SCHENK & Merchant Tailors - I. O- O, F. Burns lite !$iii!C0-2&WRfl JULIAN BYRD Malinger , TUBDAY. MAY t, 1812 ORIPTl' IATKH- iur wa-l JU Mouth Three Month.... J2.0V .1.00 .75 The movement for land schools 'ing and the Archie McGowan and the awakening interest to- stono ofr,ce building now under ward soil culture being manifest- wny added to thc maOTjf,cent ed is certainly a good thing andubjc school building which will will finally bring results. En-' be completed thissummer. Burns tnusiasts are Dnnging the impor-iis tance of more intensive soil cul- ture to the attention of the ptac- tical man who will do the work. The men who are now mostac-. tiveinthis campaign will never ' raise a rutabaga but they're do-' mg good work nevertheless. A common sense, practical solution of the problem will be worked out in the future with the aid of the agricultural schools that will mean great things for the Pacific Northwest 1 work- n-vorrt,plp A ' The public spirted business! men of Burns started the tide of home seekers to Harnov countv and are still sneniiintr thniriconnty at the court house in money to boost, yet they are notBurnson the of Mav . 10 always riven credit for such en- terprise. Almost every new per-. ,nB the candidates for officers to son coming to the country, now,b1efl,.ledat the next. November tell of the "knocker" against Harney county at every point on the outside. Even though Burns has not been appreciated in its past effort respecting the devel opment of the county, she will take steps to counteract the work of the "knocker" and con tinue to bring a class of people here to help build up the country. New people, more capital and energy are wanted in Harney County to develop its resources, but we must not expect them to pay railroad prices for our land yet We must encourage inves tors and not scare them. This is a policy suggested by the rail road people who are building in- ROY VAN WINKLE, Abstracter. Harney County Abstract Company BURNS (INCORPORATED) OREGON A nodern and Complete Set of Indexes and an Abstract Copy of Every Instrument on Record In Harney County. THE COMPANY THAT WILL EVENTUALLY DO YOUH 160 Located near Mnndcr line of Malheur Lake- all level and tillable-small house, cIomj to post office and railroad line. Price $1250. Terms, $750 cash, and balance on time at 7 per cent No better bargain offered anywhere. JUST ARRIVED lis A FINE LINE of Mens and Boys ready-made suits. These are very Snappy Clothes, the Latest in Make- Up and in Color Combination for both Spring and Summer Style and Service. Also some New Spring Hats and Caps, in all the Latest Shapes and Shades in Vogue. Call and Inspect Our Nifty and Nobby Line WILLIAMS Leading Clothiers Building Oregon J to our country and if the rail road people make good we should do our best To be a consistent booster one must practice what he preaches. Get busy and do something be fore you kick the other fellow. With a new $12,000 Presbyter ian church in DrosDect of build- KoinR to be Bome active jn the building line this season after at T . , ,, , . . , Investors should bear in mind " rney county real estate vllluus are K,nB increase wun the development of the country, the coming of transporation lines and the irrigation of the land, therefore it is a safe in vestment to buy reasonably priced land. Mass Meeting There" will bo amass meeting 'f inn Gamo liaf T3n4-ir f Unimnw a - "' "r uie purpose 01 nominal 'election on the Socialist Party ticket county All Socialists of Harney are invited to attend. W. H. Huffins Van B. Embree County Committeemen. We believe that the worst evil in existence today is the Credit System. It has caused more trouble, more headaches, more misery, more worry, more gray hairs, more harsh words, more hard feelings, more unhappiness, more family troubles, more dis contcntmore homes to be sacrific ed, more business lost, more failures, more bankruptcy and more suicides than all other evils comdined. Lunaburo, Dalton & CoJ ARCHIE M'GOWAN, The Land Man." WOHK A cres of JL JL" Fine Level Grass NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PROSPECTS PROMISING Mifntllceai fdlllce Planned And Construction Work Mny Soon n Under Way. Senti ment Strong Por L'arlr Completion. Tlio movement for a now Pres byterian church in this city was given a new impetus as a result of a conference hold at tliomnnso on Thursday cvoninir of this week. The pastor and church ofilcinls have had the matter under ad visement during the winter, and at the last meeting of the session held in April, it was decided, at the suggestion of the pastor, to invite a number of Burn's re presentative men and secure from them an expression ns to tho advisability of proceeding with a now building movement at once. The wives of the church offi cials co-operated in making tho conference a success by serving u banquet at 7 o'clock; tho menu, decorations, and general arrange ments being of tho very highest order. Immediately following tho ban quet Dr. Babbidgo briefly out lined a plan he believed would carry the new church movement thru to success; one suggestion he made was that it could be financied on n 3-year basis, sub scriptions to bo receievd, J to be gin with; i a year for the fol lowing two years. Ho also in dicated the church had $1500.00 on hand, and several very sub stantial promises. He then re quested each one present to be frank in tho opinion, so thnt the church officiary might proceed as tho pulse of those present would indicate. Those responding were Messrs. Wm. Farro, John Biggs, Sam Mothershead, Mayor Clev enger, Dr. Hibbard, A. M. Byrd, T. S. Gcer, T. Schwartz, J. L. Gault, B. T. Johnson, Archio Mc Gowan. B. Swain, J. M. Dalton, Judge Miller, A. B. Whitney nnd Harry W. Mcllose. Tho remarks of those men were genuinely optomistic and encouraging to tho pastor and church officials, so as to portend their immedinte action in a church building campaign. The ladies serving tho banquet were Mesdames Gault, Hibbard, McGawan, Swain, Whitney and Babbidgo. COMMFRCIAL CLUB FRIDAY. The regular monthly meeting of the Burns Commercial Club will bo held next Tuesday even ing. Some important business will come up for discussion nnd it is hoped there will be a largo attendance. Prof Scudderof the Agricul tural College will be present and talk. He is coming to spend a short time with Mr. Breithaupt at the Experiment Station and will no doubt have some interest ing things to say to the people along the line of agriculture. RK1IIT GRADE EXAMINATION. Notice is hereby given that the final eight grade examination will be held in tho different dis tricts on May 9-10, and Septem ber 5-G, 1912. Teachers must send names of the children that have completed tho eight grade work. The program is as follows; (a) Thursdays Physiology, Geography, History and Civil Government (2) Fridays Grammar. Spell ing, Arithmetic and Writing. L. M. Hamilton, County School Superintendent. Fine Jerseys For Sale We have a choice lot of Jersey Cows and Heifers, coming fresh this spring and summer, at rea sonable prices, at the Hackleman Ranch, Inquire of Hackleman & Engstrom, Crook Co., Barnes, Crook Co. Oregon. 23-2'Jc. The Sawhill Transportation Co. Will Haul Heavy and Light Freight Express and Baggage At LOWEST AndWItli GREATEST CARE SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVENTO RUSH ORDERS See Us For Particulars as to Rates and Service- MAKuARET ILES COMPANY. Tho Margaret Ilea Company of comedy and dramatic players readied Burns last Monday and has given some of tho best pro ductions over witnessed In our city during tho week. Tho com pany is exceptionally good having been greatly strengthened slnco its last appcaranco here. Miss lies is playing in her usual happy way and is well supjwrted. Among the now people with hor are Fredrerick Harrington, Mario Gilmer, Guy Drury nnd Wesloy Taylor. Mr. Hnrrington, as lead ing man, is onoof tho best actors ever appearing boforo tho foot lights in this city. Mario Gil mer is very clover, indeed, nnd has become iiito a favorito with play goers this week. Mr. Drury is a very funny specialty man and has carried his part in tho cast well. Ed Meade has been a general favorito here for tho last 12 years and his many friends aro always ready to give him a hearty welcome when ho comes In with his company. Edson Elliott, Ionella Bobbins and Helon Har vey, all of whom have a Inrgo circloof friends in this city where they once resided, hnvo improved wonderfully in their work. Ed son is particularly good as "heavy" but it is a reliof tosomo of his many young friends to have him cast in another role occasionally as they don't like tho idea of his always boing a villian. One of the productions, "His Other Wife," was written by Mr. Harrington and is onoof the best bills of tho repertoire. Every night has been good, however, and the fact that tho houses have become larger is an indication of tho ability of the company to make good. Tonight thoy play a throe-act comedy that promises to be tho best laugh producing bill of thc week. Their last performance for this engagement will be given tomorrow night It is a new play and a very entertaining one. The Margaret lies Co. goes from hero to Iakeview by wny of Paisliy. Best canned corn $U.2T a case Harriman Mercantile Co. Ladies of Burns are invited to call at the home of Mrs. II. M. Horton nnd sec samples of the Spirella Corsets. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! Your home or barn may burn before tomorrow. You can not afford to take your own risk for whnt little it costs - $75.0 per $1,000 one year; $15.00 for three years. Write us what you have to insure. INLAND EMPIRE REALTY COMPANY. AUTOMOBILE TIKES AKE CHEAPER. Do not be deceived by the ped dler. Standard manufacturers do not have to peddle their tires. Why do all experienced nnd educated mitomobilo drivers buy standard tires? They know. EVERY TIRE PURCHA8ED AT THE BURNS GARAGE IS GUARANTEED BY US TO MAKE ITS MILEAGE. We will bo right hero to take care of you. This is n business proposition, and you cannot afford to bo de ceived HuitNfl Garagk, Burns, Oregon. ADHINISTKVTOrTS NOTICB. In tliu Katatu of Dunlel W. Voder tie. c-arH. Notice In her( by kIvcii that tlio tinder- nli;ned tinting been polnteil mlinlnlt- tratorof tlio entutu of Danlol W. Yodur, ilccuimeil, all (.otboiih Imvlnif clalnn aaliiHt mid Chtalu iiiunl present the Hume iroiirly vorifluil to me ut tho Flrct National Hank, of Ilurim, Orison, nlllilu nix montfii from tlio dnlo hereof. J. L. Qaclt, Administrator. Dated April 27, 1012. Vour llie RATES llio HAMPSIIIRG SlTOGP I'ROPITAHLIJ. A Journal ropresentatlvo visit ed tho homo of C. M. Elklns, cashier of tho Crook County Bank, tho other day, where ho had tho pleasure of Inspecting three imported Hampshire owes from tho celebrated "Cholder ton" Hock of England. These ewes were bought in January, 11)11, and in February bioujjht him four lambs, ono weighing JM pounds at thirty days old, In February, 1912, they brought him six fine lambs, ono lamb (a twin), weighing 58 pounds at GO day'H old. Theso ewes have also each given a fleece averaging 9 pounds, which owing to tho light Bhrlnk ago brings nbout .'1 cents per pound more than tho averago Merino wools. Hampshire sheep aro especially adapted for tho farmer and for the sheepman of Central Oregon who is breeding for a lamb market. The Hampshire Bheep is tho largest and heaviest of the Down breeds, and presents a very strik ing appearance, the rams having bold Roman countenances and the owes with characteristically strong but feminino faces. They have dark brown or blnck points, tho bone is large, tho limbs es pecially strong and well set on, with a good fleece of fine, white wool. They are healthy and pro lific nnd tho owes are good mothers, giving an abundance of milk. Prineville Journal. QUiby-Mualonicry W. W. Glasby and Miss HooC Montgomery wero married at the Presbyterian manse last Sunday morning by Rev. Dr. Babbidgo. Mr. Glasby is a traveling sales man and his bride hns been teaching school in this county. Thoy will make their homo at Woisner, Idaho. DESERT CLAIMS. One or two choice ICO's 2J miles from new R. R. north ofi Malheur Lake. Two year's im-t provements icnceo it a) ncres each plowed If as good as best, What will you give? E. G. Adams, 1012 Chamber of Commerce. Portland, Oregon In Looking For Central Oregon Lands Do not fall to see or communicate with Uie undersigned agent for the OREGON WESTERN COLONIZATION CO. A. E. GOWAN Visitthe Old Home VIA 0. S. L and Union Pacific LINGS I'ROl RCTIU) IJY AUTOMATIC ULOCK SUINAI. Ilaltluiore Uoitou Chicago Denver - 1I07.M) 110.00 72.60 R6.00 KnniMit City Mlriiirapiitla New York Oiimlin Dates Al'ltll, 26. VU, '.'7 to St. I'mil nml MlnninHiliit only, TO AM. DESTINATIONS: MAY 2, 3, i, 0. 10, 11, 17, IH.'JI, '.'I. JUNK 1,0,7,8. 13, H.15, 17, IH, 10, SO, ai.Ul, i!5, 27, 2H, St). JULY 3, 3, l), 7, 11, 13. IB, 1(1. SO, 32. 23. 2D. 211, 30, 31. AUGUST 1, 2, 3, (I, 7, 13, 10, ID, 22. 2.1, Sl, 30, 31. HUITKMUKK 4, 6, (1. 7, 8, II, 13, 30 Through Train Service to the East Strictly High-Class Call on or write nearest O.-W. 11. & N. Atrent and let him assist you in outlining A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER OUTING, or address GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, Portland, Oregon, WHY NOT MAKE $200. A MONTH - - That's S50.00 a Week, almost $10. a Day a HalllnK Victor Bute niul flrn-iiroof Unci to mercliaiitu, iluuiom, luwyrrn, ili'iillnl. and Well I" iluUruitiia.iilliitwIiumrtallii'Uiolirtti ot ani(n.lJUl ilumil I. now liuw I'lvir ItllKiuwn uu, Hulittmr n tl lUto imr nHi.mon on ( Ilia tl. clt'iiu cul iiuiiii'y nu' YOU cull ilupllnalo Ilia up. itvnr rpocitiMi iiiuiii Our Imml.onuMy lllu.lrulej Vlll vuuiiie yuu iu irvnfc tumprfl In mi lntriitlittf tou wen piloting llmui lliroiiKli our fuolury ..uv.... aw. Our HeW Noma. Capacity a.0,000 afti (""i y. i New at Browns! New at DRESSES, KIMONAS, h They Are All NEW SPUING MODELS Just Received By Us New Line Fluxons Sorpcntino Crepes, and Kimonns In Materials. all the Lato Double Tipped Silk GIovch Kid and Suedo Gloves BROWNS Satisfactory Store I HaHHHBHHHIMMMMMMWMMHMMMM(MMMIiMfMMiHHMMHMMMM I m We do job printing right kind Thc Dillcrcncc. The live mnn of today can take Life Insurance but will not. Ho thinks he docs not need it until tomorrow. The dead man of yesterday would take Life Insurance today but can not. He knows now that ho needed it yesterday. Today is, tomorrow may never be. Do it now, insure with E. C. Eoolkston, in the Oregon Life. I H. N. McCOMB Onmil Ronair Shop Rear W. 'o. While's Shop, S. Main Street Plumbing, Pump and Wind Mill Work a Specialty. Rums Oregon LOW FARES EAST Via 3So.1sl.ox" Round Trip tickets to principal cities in Middle Western and Eastern States. (IoIiik limit llltit'ii iluynj Mnnl U'liirn limit Otnliir III, 11)1'.!. l.lllliltAI, BTOI'OVIilt HtlVII.liOIIrt. Ohulru ol ronton. Proportlonntclly Reduced Pnres to Alpiiy Other Points I no.oo 108 60 (10 00 Ht. IaiuU . at. rui . Toronto Waihin jtan 70.0(1 110.00 ui.no 107 M of Sale maltliiu uionuiil hucotm of oilier iiruviou. exiMri. uui .r culog ma uujrci locu' maimer Ihoiiuti Men apw.luua aa ite I rrft B l it iiuimaaii. n ior a proajamtivi. miftomer to deny Whr from your vlelnlty Uforv tomeou m geti the Urrltour i out ot t'noli lucaflty, ' v.....n b- v, tl.HH inaiauianniTrriaryolonr (toniuaiiy ti celebrated by araollng the moat inoUarn eat factory In tlia world. Wide. Tvak men who melted our peolal aallliiK Inducement, renderrd Hueoeaaary todoubla our output. We are ixnalng fuaiiy lliouaaiida of doflare en urging our aajea orgaultatloii, .ul to learn alt parlloulara, It will coat you oufy lUe lirloe ot poetal card. JU. forCililogui 16T. THE VICTOR SAFE & LOCK GO. ciKCirmn, ohio Annually. Beautiful Waists In Messnlino Silk Pongees and Fancy Silks A Nlco Lino of Lingerie, Percale nnd Linen House DroHHCit, Now Stylish and Well Made. ) rt , i Obtain Your Wants at e Welcome Pharmacv where Satisfaction is Guaranteed. When you have your Pre scription filled at our slgro you can rest assured that thoy are filled as they should be and resulus which the doctor desires will be secured. USIi OUR ROSE CREAM To counteract the effect of these March Winds. J. C. Welcome, Jr Prop. " ITM&im We Have Opened Offices in the New Masonic liuilding in Burns,. and are Prepared TO Furnish Accurate, Reliable and Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lands in Harney Co. npA Buy and Sell Real Estate in " Large and Small Tracts. Tfl rite ,re Insurance in thc Strongest Old Line Comp'ies 8,000 acre tract irrigated land best in Central Oregon First class colonization project. TERMS All Business Intrusted To Us Will Prompt and Careful Attention. MOTHERSHEAD & DONEGAN : Rooms A and ft" Masonic Building. Bums Meat Market 11.1. HANSEN, Proprietor Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Sausage, Bologna, Liver, Headcheese, mid everything in a first any quantity Wholesale and Retail Promt)! nnrl n4iafn.nfsi.Mr a,,:.... Any and all the 3CC bayles & Mcdonald General Contractors and Builders Burns, Ore, - - Vale, Ore Located at tho Burns Hotel THE OLD STAR SALOON BRGNTON & HICKS, Props. f d and new patrons uilll find best brands Wines, Liquors, and Cigars Good Service, Courteous Treatment PROP IN Main street Burns, Oregon Browi$! WAISTS New Line Veils Firfo. New Chiffon Veils and Veiling. Newest Silks A Swell Lino of the Very Latest Laces, Fancy Edg ings and Embroideries. - - ssajstt Receive Weinerwurst, class Aloat Mnrkiot in time.