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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1912)
352332HBS nrz IB Times-Gerald Hat Th Urgeit Circulation Of Any ( Newipuper In lUrney County. . SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1912 Local News. It. L. Hass wns up from Nar rojvs during the week. Cleaning and Pressing neatly done by Schenk & Williams. Second hand saddles of nil kinds at Shelley's Shop, S12 and up. The Misses Zella and Myrtlo Irving were guests of friends in this city last Sunday. Rooms to let, furnished or un furnished. Sec Mrs. 13. F. Ro berts at the White Restaurant. Rev. C. W. Holloman arrived home last Wednesday from On tario where ho had been for sev eral weeks. Piano for sale or trade for cat tle or good gentle work horses. Inquire of W. W. Drinkwator, of Burns. Miss Ethel Haines has been looking after the mercantile es tablishment of her father in this city the past week. In order to meet the price of Flour hauled in from the R. R. the Burns Flour Milling Co have reduced Hour to $7.00 bbl. The Cottage Inn serves an ex cellent chicken dinner for I5c every Sunday afternoon from 5:30 to 7:00. . , N Assessor uonegan nas purcnas ed a new Reo auto and now catch es the tax payer on the run if he isn't able to get him otherwise. Dr. Griffith went to Diamond the first of this week to see Bill Ford who had been kicked in the stomache by a horse. He was severely hurt but is getting along very well. Some people may be mistaken about the condition of the roads between here and Bend but they can see them. Yarns about oil wells and burning cables, 40 feet of oil, pure stuff, etc., with out any authority for the truth goes. Ice Time Is your ice box ready? Delivery begins Monday you can have ice every day if you want it See the driver or phone Harry C. Smith, prop, the Burns Ice Co. 2'Jtf. Born Monday, July 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward South worth, a son. The little one passed away on Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sweek, not having been well from birth. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of a wide cir cle of friends. Mrs. P. H. Gray arrived home from Portland the first of this week after a absence of several weeks during whiclj she had two operations perlormed and most of the time spent in the hospital. She returns greatly improved in health but still weak. She was met in this city by her husband and, taken on down to the family h'-me at Lawen. Things Right Now For Hot Weather Wear "Why not bo comfort able during tho summer when i coBts no more? You know tho imputation of our store for giving aluc. You know that for ovory dollar you leave with UH you got a dolIai'H worth of service und satisfaction. That moans something! Underwear All Styles all sizes all guaranteed six months. (5 pairs lor tfn.uu For Women-0 pairs 2.00. Six pairs for ft.'J.OO For Tho Children (5 pairs for $L00 Poros Knit UnderWcar For Gentlemen Shirts and Nifty Neckwear Just received a shipment of now, nobby shirts and ties which will please you. Ouv last shipment direct from tho factory lias just been unpacked for your ap proval. Latest styles, shades and patterns. Select Line of Shoes Any style, shape or size, If you aro going to get a pair, don't fail to see what VK have to offer you. When in town, come around, and visit with us. I. SCHWARTZ flasonlc Building, - - Burns, Oregon DO YOU KNOW We Both Lose When You Fail !.j To Come To Us But We Both Gain When You DO YOUR BUSINESS AT FIRST BANK Everything for haying at Shelley's. Paul Finko was down from the mountains yesterday. J. C. Robinson, the Madrass auto man, is in the city. Florsheim Shoes are the best we carry them. Schenk & Williams. You should inspect the fine as sortment of Wall Paper at Luna burg, Dalton & Co's. Sidney Comegys and S. J. Mid winter were in the city Tuesday from Narrows, making the trip in the former's auto. Rough and dressed lumber of all kinds now on hand at the Williams Bros. Saw Mill. Rough lumber S15 per thousand. Strayed Light bay work mare branded 2-1 connected on left stifle, weighs about 1300. Liberal reward. J. II. Bunyard, Burns, Oregon. J. L. Gault was over at Dia mond the first of this week the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Smyth. He had some fishing and returned home Wednesday. No Trespassing Trespassers will be prosecuted if found on my premises known as the "Miller Springs" or Lewis place west of Burns. -W. E. HUSTON. Buy it now. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarroea Remedy is almost certain to be needed before the summer is over. Buy it now and be pre pared for such an emergency. For sale by" all dealers. """1 cli Neede and Hosiery prices. Holeproof hosiery For men 0 pairs for iJl.fiO 1 NATIONAL BURNS, ORE. Win. Harris was in the city yes terday from Narrows. Fresh home mado lard 17c. at Hansen's Meat Market. Deputy Clerk Irving Miller has returned home from Portland. 'Born-Tuesday, July 32, to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney HurIics, a son. A Venator, the Crane Creek stock man, was in tho city Thurs day. Cremo and Graham Flour re duced. Sold by Burns Mer chants. F. II. Watts and wife of the Dalles are registered at the French. Try a 35c chicken dinner from 5:30 to 7:00 p. m. every Sunday, at the Cottae Inn. Thos. Cleveland was over from his homo on Calamity durinj? the week and reports crops flourish fleurish ing: there. Recollections of the quality of Welcome's Harness nnd Saddles remain lontf after the price is forgotten. '7A large force is now at work on the new public school build ing and rushing it to completion as rapidly as possible. At the Baptist church Sundny, at 11 o'clock C. W. Holloman will preach his farewell sermon and a general invitation is extended to everybody. Frank Cummins was over from his Malheur county homo dur ing the week visiting his father and brother and looking after some business. The premium lists for the county fair seems to have been delayed in some manner. Tho secretary received a portion of the supplies last week but as yet has not received the lists. Keep your best for tho fair anyway and tho premium list will bo mailed you as soon as received. Ira Boyce and family were over from John Day last Satur day returning homo Sunday eve ning. Mr. Boyce was at ono time a resident of this county but has been in tho mercantile business at John Day for a num ber of years. Mrs. Boyce is a sister to Mrs. J. R. Gould and they were guests at the Gould homo while here. Mr. Boyce has just purchased a now auto and they made the initial trip in the ma chine) over here to renew ac quaintances. Two of the daugh ters remained here on a visit. W. L. Best was over from his Silver creek homo the first of tho week. On tho road over Mr. Best found a largo number of fir stakes scattered along that had been prepared for surveyors. They had been imported from tho outside for they had been prepared by a hand saw and the material and manner of their pre paration leads to tho beliof they aro for a railroad survey, Mr. Best did not think much about them until ho had passed u large number, when ho got out of his rig and examined them, Wo have heard of no surveying crew in that territory recently, but it is evident thero is some thing doing that will como out in tho near future. Thoa. Bain waB in tho city Thursday. D. R. Thorn was in tho city Wednesday, Water bags 00 cents ench at J. C. Welcome & Son's. Frank Foster was over from Silver Creek yesterday. Somo choice bargains in second hand saddles at Shelley's. Burns Flour $L75 sack. $7.00 bbl. Sold by Burns Merchants. Wo have overything carried in n first class up to date Harness shop. J. C. Welcome & Son. . Mrs. Ed. Stallard is over, from her homo near Drewsey on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cawlfield. Thoso elegant moth proof chests at Clovengor's are just what you aro looking for. They aro tho best piece of furniture you could invest in. John Gilcrest, E. F. Troadwell and little son, 1, 11. Holland nnd wifo nnd R. D. Cooper wont to Portland last Monday on busi ness. Fou Salk Wood or posts in tho timber, or hero in town. Leavo orders at Lunaburg, Dal ton Co. or Schwartz's. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Fiiank Jackson. Raymond Voegtloy, son of Chas. Voegtloy of Burns, shot himself thru tho foot Monday at thu home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Williams, on Pine Creek. -Blue Mt. Eagle. Tho John Parker Estate land, one half section, midway between Burns nnd Harney on stage toad, for sale at a bargain. Write or call on tho undersigned for par ticulars. A. W. Gowan. Commissioner Geo. A. Smyth wns over from Diamond Satur day to attend a meeting of the high school board and was accom panied homo by J. L. Gault He brought Mr. Gault homo Wednes day evening. R. H. Harris and wife were in the city yesterday from their homo near Waverly. They are preparing an extended vacation trip to -Crater Lake nnd other places of interest where they will spend tho hot period. Jersey Heifers For Sale I have 10 head of choice Jersey heifers which I have just purchased, ranging in age foorn 1 to 3 years, some coming fresh at once. Will sell at reasonable prices at my place 9 miles east of Burns -John Back. b. W. Hamilton and wifo are here from their home in Enter prise, on a visit to relatives and friends and to look after business Mr. Hamilton slates they are do ing well in their now location, conducting a drug store in which his two sons, Roswell and Ora are both interested. Many of tho small orchards in this city and vicinity aro over loaded with fruit and as wo are so anxious to have tho fruit many will not thin them but rather prop up tho trees. This is not the best plan perhaps so far as tho future of the tree is con cerned, but it makes us feel good this season at least. Anyone wishing to visit Port land can go via Prairio City at the same rate as via Bend nnd arrivo six hours earlier. The pleasant auto rido combined with tho excellent sleeper nnd dining car accommodations provided by tho trains will appeal to tho traveler. If you wish any infor mation regarding tho route you will pursue from Baker consult D. M. McDade. If you are a housowifoyou can not reasonably hopo to bo healthy or beautiful of washing dishes, sweeping nnd doing housework nil day, and crawling into bed dead tired at night. You must got out into the open air and sun light. If you do this every day and keep your stomach and bowels in good order by taking Chamberlain's Tnblets when needed, you should becomo both healthy and beautiful. For salo by all dealers. ' h telegram dated yesterday from Mrs. Marsden at Whittier, states that Dr. Marsden has been dangerously ill with bronchial pneumonia but from tho telegram it seems ho was improving. However Dr. Griffith is moro or less concerned as to his condi tion as Dr. Marsden has not been well for somo time and not ahlo physically to combat a severe at tack of pneumonia. Dr. Marsden wroto him on tho 18th stating ho had been having a seigo of grip but was improving and hoped to soon bo on his way homo. Judg ing from tho telegram ho has gotten worse and it will bo somo limo boforo ho will bo ablo to como home. Host canned corn $3.25 n caso Hnrrimnn Mercantile Co. Water hags 00 ccntB each nt J. C. Welcomo & Son's. Ben BroWn has returned from his visit to outside points. Best Hour (guarnntco) $8.50 bbl. Harriman Mercnntilo Co. Adam George was in tho city tho first of tho week. Chop barloy for salo at ljc Lena Harkoy. 30 Best in quality; lowest in price at Welcomo & Son'B Harness shop. Winona wngons aro tho best. For salo by Ilarrimnn Mercantile Co. Leonard Colo was hero the first of this week in company with a mining man. Two mowing machines, a Dain Duck and rake for sale. See Geo. Fiy. Work horses for sale. Good si7.e, good workers and young. W. II. Howard, Drewsey, Ore gon. 37-42 Conrt Stenographer Walker loft Monday morning for his homo at Ontario after two weeks in this city. Mrs. G. W. Clevengernnd littlo son Geary left Thursday morn ing for Prairie City to visit with relatives and friends for a time. Mrs. Miller is at tho I. Schwartz Busy Corner with a full lino of spring millinery and is constantly adding to the stock which will be kept up all during the season. Watch Bums Grow. Any court would grant a di vorce to tho woman whose hus band refused to buy her ono of those 'firclcss cookers nt Cloven gor's. Your wifo should not be com pelled to stand over n hot cook stove this kind of weather. Got her ono of thoso fireless cookers at Clevcnger's. Go and see them. MJoun Wednesday, July 2-1, to Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Mardis, a son. Dr. Geary was the attend ing physician and informs us the family aro from Idaho and are traveling through the country. Wo are selling agents for tho Harnov Vnllcy Improvement Company lands, the choice Innds of a 200,000 ncre tract. These lands ure on the markot on a ten year payment plan. If you want a good farm, investigate these lauds and terms. 37 MOTIinitSIIEAI) & Donegan. Dr. Griffith went over to Cow Creek yesterday whore he was called to see J. O. Bunyard who had evidently been bitten by n rattle snake, at least Mr. Bun yard thinkH it must have been a snako hi to, although ho never knew when it hnppened. Last Sunday or Monday Mr. -Bunyard was shooting rabbits and was standing by an old log barn peering around tho side with his arm stretched along tho side. Soon after he felt a pain in tho arm and later going to tho houso and removing tho clothing he found tho arm swelling with mnrks near tho shoulder and also Inrge purplo spots. Ho at once bound it up but wns too ill to get out and call help. Ho was alono and it was 30 hours before ho was ablo to get down to tho Mn lian place where ho secured a quantity of liquor. When tho doctor was finally called Mr. Bun yard was on the road to recovery and Dr. Griffith states ho had every indication of being bitten by a rattlo snako. This is vory unusual in this section as but few people have over been bitten. You Notice tOr ON HIS ASIC HIM Till! HKASON FOR IT And ho will inform you Unit) it was eiiuw'il by Mr. Khollny, whon ho purchuHod Mint now Iiiiitipsh from him that you hhw him driving with lntol.v. For ha, ing and luirvoHting got your hnrnosH, i-ollurH, pndH, whips, fly doIh otc, from him. 1 1 in prieeH uro ronHonablo and right. If you liavo not boon m , ot don't dolay, but cull today, and sco for youmrif. HatiHfactory norvico rondorod and prompt atton tion givon all kiiulu of ropairing. W. B. SHELLEY Hlssner Building, Burns, Oregon Water bags 00 cents each at J. C. Wolcomo & Son's. Van Emhreo is in the city from Ids Sunset home. A largo slock of wall paper at Lunnburg, Dalton & Co's. Good leather harness at J. O. Welcome & Son's for $27,00 Remember W. A. Goodman in prepnrcd to roll your barley, hale liay and saw wood. 37 Lee Caldwell and wifo wer down from their mountain home tho fore part of this week. Paper hangers and decorators aro nl work at tho Welcomo Phar macy tiansforming tho interior of tho building. Roy Bunyard has established a lumber yard in Harney and is proparcd to fill oidcrs there es pecially for rough lumber. Robert Bennett, who is still a government forestry ranger, was in the citv this week Ilia ter ritory is north of this place. 'W. II. Robins was in from his Crow Camp farm last evening, bringing in somo cherries. lie will bring in more fruit in the near future. Clarence Carey and wifo weio in from their Crnno Creek home tho first of this week and they were accompanied home by Mrs. Byron Terrill, Buy a Farm nnd make it pay for itself. The choice farm ing lnnds of Harney County. For sale on smnll payment nnd ten yenrs time at -1 per cent in terest. Tho lands of tho Harney Vnlley Improvement Company aro on tho market on these terms without reservation. First ap plicant gets his choice. 37 MOTIinilSIICAD &Doni:oan. H. J. Eggleston. tho Bend harness nnd implement man, is in the city on business. Ho has recently sold abig30-horse power traction coal oil burning engine to A. E. Murphy and it will be used for farm work on that place It is a general purpose power' and will draw an 8-gang plow ' followed by a harrow which will clean up and plow 15 acres each t day. ThiB iscertainly a valuable machine for the fnrmer who can put in such machinery and farm on a large scale. There will lie moving pictures at Tonawamn tonight and to morrow night, but not under Tonnwama management. A traveling picture man has ar ranged for two nights and he ha; some of tho finest films to bo seen anywhere, ho suites, and the price of ndmission will be 25 and 15 cents. Tonawamn picture show will be put on just as soon as the proper service can be es tablished nnd competent people to tnke care of the machines. It is tho intention to give the people of Burns just as good ser vice as tho business will justify. Both picture machines will be put in the very best condition, an absolute fire proof lamp house, the electric wiring adequate and according to underwriters rules, so that there will be no possible chance for fire or accident, then tho pictures will bo given at le gular intervals with established prices so tho public will get just what is represented and adver tised. NOTICK KOIt I'UHUCATION. IINITKD HIATUS I AND OFFIOK nurni Oregon, July 5, HI" I Katirtt la hereby ilvun thai M'isrrt V Tl p nl llimia, Orrnon, win), on Man li ", twin iiiimIii IHtorl Uml I nlry No MVcl, forHl-i l-i J, HWIi ami HUMKU, Secllun HJ. Towiiahli. i 8., Itanfiial K Wllfamett Mi'rMUn hu fill 1 not I co n( Intention to inaVu dual proof, tort taulUh claim lo tha lantl nboto ilracrlhcil l fore III ItrgUlcr ami lleco cr, at lltirna.Oro (mi, on tho mil dajrnl Auun.t 1'JU I launanl iiamra aa wit hour. Mailer (I lloiller, Waltnr II Hosier K Tomlln, Ira I. Hltcper, all Hurra, Olcon Wm Fahhic, ItfRUter WHH That u Satisfied Smile FACE? "&i We Ask For NEW ACCOUNTS Because Wc Are Capable of Rendering , The Best of Banking Service and We Offer ' That High Measure of Security That Appeals To The Prudent and Conservative People of This County. 4 Per Cent 4 Paid On Savings Accounts deposits Received By Mail HARNEY fjOUNTY NATIONAL RANK ' Barns - - Oregon e W. E. 3 General Groceries Select Can Goods, Fancy Groceries, Dried Fruits, Tobacco, Confectionary, Coal Oil, Feed, Grain and Produce Special Inducements Given On Big Orders v. a. 2321 I YOU HAYMAKERS Come To Us Mowers, Rakes, Bucks, Sickles, Ropes, Pulleys Hay Forks, Extras etc. FARMERS Before Harvest Perhaps You Need STew Rinders, Threshers, Plows Discs, Wagons, Gas or Oil Tractors, Relfs, Oils Etc. WE SELL IT ALL bq- Remember The Place -a Geer & Cummins Sm HKjHEg&t THE OLD STAR SALOOIM BRENTON & HICKS, Props. Old and ncui patrons tulll find best brands Wines, X.iqiioz's, and Cigars Good service, Gour'eous Treatment :ROP S Main Street Burns, Oteeo The Sawhill Transportation Co. Will Heavy and Light FseSght Express and Baggage Al Tlio LOWEST RATES Anil Wltlil Ho GREATEST CARE SPECIAL ATI'ENTION See Us For Particulars HUSTON- KM i fa Haul Your GIVEN TO RUSIIORDERS ii -vv as to Rates and Service. ' .