JulU'JJiUltJ' mmim
The Times-Gerald
U The Largtit ClrcuUllon Of Any
Newapaptr In Iturnry County.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. 1912
Local News.
Every thine for linying
Shelley's.
Florahcim Shoes arc thoboat
we carry them.
Schenk & Williams.
A. M. Lara of Bend was reffis-
tered at the French hotel Wed
nesday.
Winona wagons nro the best.
For sale by Ilarriman Mercantile
Co.
Cleaning and Pressing neatly
done by Schenk & Williams.
Second hand saddles of all
kinds at S helley's Shop, $12 and
up. v
Miss Drusa Dodson is enjoying
a visit from her cousin, Miss
Marie Beach of Portland.
For Sale Black Percheron
Stallion, 5 years old in spring.
Good papers. Claude McGee.
Miss Helen Purington is down
from the mill where she has been
spending a part of her vncntion
with her parents.
Ask my customers whether I
do satisfactory repair work or
not the price too. W. B. Shel
ley, the harness and saddle man,
Mrs. A. Venter was in the city
for a few days this week consult
ing her physician. She is im
proved and has returned home.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Commercial Club will be
held next Tuesday evening. Im
portant matters will come up for
consideration.
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Banking Business
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C.
J. R. Stinson of the Oregon &
Western Colonization Co., left
yesterday morning for Prineville.
He was accompanied home by
Mrs. Frank Johnson and daughter.
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111. V. LUUKU Ul IUU UHIUUUl-
ing firm of Cooper & Dodge left
this morning for the Agency and
Harper ranches of the P. L. S.
Co. to do some work.
Frank Go wan
vacation trip to the Blue Moun
tains. He did some work while
absent but most of the time was
taken up in the huckleberry
patch.
We do job printing right kind
W. H. Morrison was in the
city yesterday.
Best canned corn $3.25 a case
Ilarriman Mercantile Co.
Water bags 90 cents each at J.
C. Welcome & Son's.
A large stock of wall paper at
Lunaburg, Dalton & Co's.
Booms to let. furnished or un
furnished. See Mrs. E. F. Ro
berts at the White Restaurant.
Satisfied customers and an in
creasing business speak for them-
is home from ;. ' selves W. B. Shelley, the har-
M
The rain storms of this week
have done considerable more
damage than good. They have
delayed haying and spoiled hay
that was down and the hard rains
and wind have knocked down
considerable grain.
Mrs. Alex Hanley and babies
are home from a visit with her
parents in the Willamette Valley.
Her sister, Mrs. Marvin McGee
was also with her but is coming
in from Bend with Marvin who
met her with a team.
Henry Hamilton has been over
from Diamond since the first of
this week to consult his physician
for a troublesome wound on his
hand. He is improving and able
to be out on the street and quar
rel with "Daddy" Byrd and
other old cronies.
ness and saddle man.
Mr. E. N. Strong, will sing at
the morning service of the Pres
byterian church tomorrow. He
is reported to bo a fine singer, so
don't miss the service.
Those defiant moth proof
chests at Clevcnger's are just
what you are looking for. They
are the best piece of furniture
you could invest in.
Foil Sale Wood or posts in
the timber, or here in town.
Leave orders at Lunaburg. Dal
ton Co. or Schwartz's. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
Frank Jackson.
A match race has been arrang
ed fnr tomorrow at the fair
grounds between Chas. Bedell's
"Seventy" and Joe Cavenuer'a
colt. It will be a quarter mile
dash for a side bet There will
also be a saddle horse race. A
small admission will bo charged
at the gate.
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Things Needed
Right now
For Hot Weather Wear
Why not bo comfort nblo during tho suinmor when it
costs no more? You know tho reputation of our
Htorefor giving value. You know that for ovory
dollar you leave with usyou got a dollars worth of
service and Hiitisfnetion. That meaiiH something!
Underwear and Hosiery
All Styles all sizes all prices. Holoproof hosiery
guaranteed six months. For men (J pairs for $l..r0
0 pairs for $2.00
For Women (I pairs $2.00. Six pairs for $.1.00
For The Children 0 pairs for $2.00
Poros Knit Underwear For Gentlemen
Shirts and Nifty Neckwear
.lust received a shipment of now, nobby shirts and
ties which will please you. Our last shipment direct
from tho factory has just been unpacked for your ap
proval. Latest styles, shades mid patterns.
Select Line of Shoes
Any style, shape or size. If you nro going to got a
pair, don't fail to see what WIO huvo to offer you.
When in town, come around, and visit with us.
I. SCHWARTZ
riasonic Buildin
Burns, Oregon
Vulcanizing at Gcmberling's
Dave Miller and E. P. Rey
nolds are in tho city.
Best (lour (guarantee) $8.60
bbl. Ilarriman Mercantile Co.
Best in quality; lowest in price
at Welcome & Son's Harness
shop.
Some choice bargains in second
hand saddles at Shelley's.
Burns Flour $1.75 sack. $7.00
bbl. Sold by Burns Merchants.
Water bags 90 cents each at J.
C. Welcome & Son's.
We have everything carried m
a first class up to date Harness
shop. J. C. Welcome & Son.
Any new harness bought from
mo will be kept in repair for n
year free of charge W. B. Shel
ley. Puro bred Berkhiro pigs for
feeding, seed rye for early sow
ing, also some fine young bird
dogs for sale. Dr. Hibbard.
Hoy Bunynrd has established a
lumber yard in Harney and is
prepared to fill orders there es
pecially for rough lumber.
' James Fellows went out to
Portland on Thursday. He has
disposed of his interests in this
city and expects to locate at some
other point and engage in business.
Henry Goodlow and wife arc
homo from an extended visited
to Portland and other outside
points. They had a very enjoy
able vacation visit with relatives
and friends.
Buy a Farm and make it
pay for itself. The choice farm
ing lands of Harney County.
For sale on small payment and
ten years time at 4 per cent in
terest. The lands of the Harney
Valley Improvement Company
are on tho market on these terms
without reservation. First ap
plicant gets his choice. 37
MOTIIEUSIIEAD & DONEGAN.
E. N. Strong, agency manager
of the Oregon Life Insurance Co.,
arrived hero accompanied by his
wife from Lakovlew the first of
this week, Mr. Strong's head
quarters arc in Portland but ho
spends more or less time in tho
field with local agents. Ho will
bo hero for a few days with E.
C. Eggleston of this district.
Dr. II. M. Horton and wife,
M. Horton and family and Mrs.
E. M. Horton mother of tho boys,
arrived homo Thursday from
Portland and other coast points.
Both Marion and his wife have
been in tho hospital at Portland
and each return enjoying better
health. Tho mother camo up
from her homo in California and
met her sons in Portland, coming
on with them for a viBit
Mrs. II. A. Hunt of St. Louis,
Mo., and J. W. Garrett of Atch
ison, Kan., sister and brothor of
J. II. Garrett, tho old ploneor
stock man of Emigrant Creek,
are hero on u visit. Mr. Garrett
has been seriously ill and tho vis
it of his relatives, whom ho had
not seen for years, was a most
J agreeablo surprise to him. Thoy
arc all at tho Cummins hospital
I in this city where Mr. Garrott is
I convalescing.
E. J. Sizemoro- was over
his farm honlo tljis w.cok.
Good leather l'mrrieBS at !.
Welcome & Soli's for $27.00
Water bngs 90 cents each at J.
C. Wolcomo & Son's.
You should inspect tho fino ns:
fiortment of Vall Papor at Luna
burg, Dalton & Co's.
' A. E. Murphy and family are
registered at tho French hotel.
If you want Bago brush grub
bod writo E. E. Larson, Bums,
Oregon.
Remember W. A. Goodman (h
prepared to roll your barley, halo
hay and saw wood. 87
Rough and dressed lumbor of
all kinds now on hand at tho
Williams Bros. Saw Mill. Rough
lumber $1G per thousand.
Piano for snlo or trado for cat
tle or good gentle work horses.
Inquiro of W. W. Drinkwnter, of
Burns.
In order to meet the price of
Flour hauled in from the It. R.
the Burns Flour Milling Co have
reduced (lour to $7.00 bbl.
Stiuyed Light bay work1!
mare branded iM connected on
left stiile, weighs about I'M,
Liberal roward. J. H. Buhyard,
Burns, Oregon.
Mrs. J. R. Gould and her
nieces, (laughters of Ira Boyce,
left Wednesday for John Day
yhero Mrs. Gould will visit for a
time.
Any court would grant a di
vorco to tho woman whose hus
band refused to buy her ono of
thoso fircle8s cookers at Clevcn
ger's. Your wife should not bo com
pelled to stand over a hot cook
stove this kind of weather. Get
her ono of thoso firelcss cookers
at Clevcnger's. Go and see
them.
Farm For Salo
100 acres, all fenced; GO acres
in cultivation; now 7 room house,
small barn and other out build-
.ings. Running strcnm thru it
greater part of tho year. Good
grain or hay land and well situ
ated; excellent bottom land for
fanning. Can givo In connec
tion a relinquishment to home
stead of 100; a desert claim of
80 ncrcs, all joining. Price
$21500, including desert relin
quishment. For particulars in
quiro at this office.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Vulcanizing nt Gcmberling's.
Fresh homo made lard 17c.
Hansen's Meal Market.
at
Crcmo and
duccd. Sold
chants.
Graham Flour re
by Burns Mer-
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.
Tho occasional showers during
the week have been a benefit to
grain but interfered with haying.
They have also cooled olf tho air
and made the weather more
bearable for those who havo to
stay at home and work.
Mr. W. S. Gunsalus, a farmer
living near Fleming, Pa., says he
has used Chamberlain's Colic',
Cholera and Diarrhoea Rcme.dj;
in his family for fourteen year!,
and that he has found it to be an
excellent remedy, and takes
pleasure in recommending it.
For sale by all Dealers.
'A gasolino lamp exploded in
the Young Meat Market Wed
nesday that threatened a con
flagration. Prompt action on the
part of the people near Baved
the situation. The fire depart
ment was there in short order
but tho engines were not need
ed. It was another narrow
escape from a disastrous fire.
C. B. Smith, at present agont
for tho Kellog State line at Vale,
was here for a fow days this
week, having como over to look
after his interests nt Princeton
and visit a short timo with
friends. Mr. Smith is enjoying
tho best health ho has had for
years and his friends are plcasqd
to see him looking so well.
II. K. Donnelly, an attache of
the State Engineer's oflico, who
was here for soveral weeks dur
ing the flood period taking mea
surements and making maps for
tho state preliminary to tho ad
judication to bo held by the state
board, arrived here' yesterday.
Ho will remain until after tho
hearing of tho water cases set
for the latter part of this monjth,
J. It. Wlicclcr went olit to tho
farm of J. E. Sizemorp ifuesdny
and finished up tho installation
of his light and heating plnYt't.
Mr. Sizemoro now has ono of tho
most modern homes in tho state,
a fino stono residonco with run
ning water, an electric light
plant to which is also attached
other conveniences such as an
iron, electric fan, cook stgve,
and other labor saving devices,
all run by a motor with water
power. Mr. Wheeler states Mr.
Sizemoro is well pleased with
his plant.
It may bo of interest to tho
friends of C. E. Kcnyon and Dr.
Prinzing to learn that thoy and
their families aro gliding along
smoothly in their nutos toward
Logan Vnlloy, whoro thoy start
ed a fow days ago for an outing,
Lyto Howard says ho has just
heard from them, and that tho
Doctor was busily engaged in
pulling Mr. Kenyon's nuto up
tho mountain with a ropo, having
mado tho climb with his machine
and was trying to snako tho
other car up, traction cngino
stylo. Ontario Democrat.
Try a !15c chicken dinner from
G:U0 to 7:00 p. m. ovory Sunday.
at the Cottage Inn.
Recollections of tho quality of
Welcome's" Harness nnd Saddles
remain long after tho prlco iB
forgotten.
Tho Cottago Inn serves nn ex
cellent chicken dinner for 35c
every Sunday afternoon from
5:80 to 7:00.
We are selling agents for the
Hnrnoy Valley Improvement
Company lands, the choice lands
of a 200,000 ncro tract These
lands aro on the market on n ten
year payment plan. If you want
a good iarm, investigate these
lands and terms. 37
, MOTIIEUSIIEAD & DONEGAN.
Heury Dalton nnd family have
gone to the Purington mill to
camp for a time, their little son
Harold being affected with sum
mer complaint Tho little man
improved immedintey upon their
arrival in the mountains. Later
they were joined by Mr. and Mrs.
Alma Davis who also have a sick
child and nil aro reported im
proving. Fred Williams and Miss Toiley
Johnson wore married in Port
land on July 22 and are expected
homo tho first of next week.
Both are well known hero where
thoy had resided since childhood
and aro very popular. Mr. Wil
liams is one of our substantial
liusiuess men and his bride the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
JohnBon. They went on a short
trip to tho seaside after tho cere
mony. They will reccivo a warm
welcome on their arrival here
where they will make their home.
'Frank S. Miller nnd wife, ac
companied by tho lattcr's uncle
nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Dolph
Carlton and Bon, arrived here
last Tuesday and are at present
nt tho Wilson homo in tho coun
try. The party mado tho trip
from Southern Oregon in their
enrs, stopping enrouto to camp
nnd have a good timo nt places.
They spent a few days on tho
Deschutes and the Times-Herald
family was treated to a fine big
trout as a result Mr. Carlton
was in this country many years
ago and sees quite a change.
They will remain hero for nn in-
definate time, Frank desiring to
be here at the time of the SUito
Water Board hearing of rights
to water on Silvies River. They
will spend tho interval visiting
their many old time friends nnd
relatives.
Asks Transfer of Wafer Rights Hearing.
The Pacific Live Stock Co. has
asked tho hearing of water rights
of Silvies River transferred from
tho state board to tho federal
court, according to a Salem dis
patch published in the Journal.
This tnovo will bo resisted by the
smnllcr water users as it would
cause much nddilional expense
for them to defend their rights.
Tho rights should first bo deter
mined by the state hoard and if
the litigants aro not satisfied ap
peal man be taken. This is the
equitable way and The Times
Herald hopes such a course will
he persucd in justice to tho small
user. Tho dispatch says:
Abolition from Edwin F.
Troifilwoll, nttornoy for tho Paci
fie Livestock Company of Cali
fornia, was received today by
tho state board of control, re
questing removal of the adjudi
cation of tho waters of tho Sil
vies river in Hnrnoy County,
from tho state board of control
to tho federal court On the
other hand a strong protest from
tho water users association of
that district has also been receiv
ed by tho board of control.
For tho first timo this raises the
question, whether the state hoard
of control is a judicial body or
only administrative. In tho past
tho board has been working un
der the iiBsumntion thnt it was
only administrative, in which
case a petition for the removal of
tho case would be ignored, but
if the body is judical then the
act of filing the petition auto
matically transfers the adjudica
tion case to tho federal court for
hearing. State engineer Lewis is
looking up tho law.
Tho livestock company con
tends a federal question is in
volved, as it is a foreign corporation.
OUR SELF-IDENTIFYING
Traveler's Checks Are
Good The Wide
World Over
Before You Start on that vacation, call at this bank
nnd let us fix you up with Self-Identifying Travlcr's
Checks and Letters of Credit, You will find these
the greatest of aid in your travels. This method of
carrying funds is by far the safest way and are
available anywhere. We also issue Foreign Drafts
for the safe and prompt transmission of funds to
foreign countries. Consult us before starting
on your trip.
HARNEY COUNTY
MATTONAL BANK
Two mowing machines, a Dain
Buck and rako for sale. See
Geo. Fiy.
Hum, Oitton, l.l.l No OfltO.
NOTICE KOU I'UHUOATION.
UxiTicn Statm I.akii Drrli
llurm, urrtnn, July . 1912
Notice li hcrotir Klron that lllrmn M. II k mil
Ion, lir ('. K. Moulton, atturnrr In fart, whoie
PniUiltlca mlilrrM la llui Wilcox HuIIiIImk,
trtlan1.0rrtnii,lia. thu aMh dor nt Jnlr.1914,
rti ma application hi ecirfttui
niv1lnlh!
)rcio
offl
KTSCi
E. HUSTON-
J General Groceries c
Select Cun Goods, Fancy Groceries, Dried
Fruits, Tobacco, Confectionary, Coal
OH, Feed, Grain and Produce
Special Inducements Given On Big Orders
J
iltr thiirolaloniol the act n( Coiiffreae, ai-
prenyl Juno I, 1.37, tho HK'.Httt., HV HK'..
Bed 31. T '.lib.. II III K.. W. M.ftouthfll Mat
haur !.ae, ami l.ot 3 anil HK'iNtt ' Kcc (!, T
1WH.. It 31 E, . M.
Any ahil all iieraona clalmln. aiUinrr In
lamli ijcactlbol, or Uralrlnit to oMi-ct tcaiie
I (he minetat rhaiarler nf I ho land, nr fori
an, other tvaann. to Iho illajtirtal to applicant, j
aliouM flit their aftMali of . oirat In Ihli I
oftlct. on or In-fur the 7lh uy l September,
H1J.
Wh, Kianr, lU'xUtcr 1
Mitt publication Aucuiti, 1113
l.att publication cteinbtr 7, 1'JIS.
I YOU
HAYMAKERS
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
The sworn statements of Life
Insurance Companies on file at
tho State Insurnnco Department,
Salem, show that In 1901), 1010,
1911, Oregon Life tho Only Life
Insurnnco Company Exclusively
Oregon, sold more policies in
Oregon than any other company.
In 1912 Oregon Life is surpass
ing nil its previous records.
BEST FOR OREGONIANS
E. C. EaaLESTON,
!J5 Agent.
NOTICH FOIt IUHMOATION.
UNITKU HTATK8 LAND OrTUlK.
Ilurna, Oreion, Juljr K, 1VI2.I
Notldi f hereby given thai Marxartt A.Tapp,
ol llurm, OrrKOn, who, on March "A, 1010, mails
llMi-rt l.aml IJulrv. No W-Wl, for HUSK;;, Htc
'!, HW'i ami HUHK'i, Biclton33, TuwnMittM
8., Itangu III K Willamette Merlillau, liaa Hloil
iittllro of Intention to makn final proof to
labllih claim to the lauil aliove Ucicrlhct, be
fnrolho ItritUirr ami Itecclrcr, at Hurni, Ore
ion, on llitiinih ilajrol Annul, ItW.
t'laiutant namra at urltneiifi:
Waller 0 lloililar. Walter II. IMder, F.
Tomlln. Ira I. Moci.tr, all of llurnt, Oiriou
WM.Faaai, llrgltttr.
llurm, Oregon, I lit No OcViVj.
NOTIOK KOlt IHJnhlCATION.
Unitkh Htat Latin Orrli it
Hum i, Droion, July 'l&,
Notice, la h reliy nlvcu that llltam M
iwi
Ham
ilton, hy I K Moiillon, attorney In fact, wlmtu
l I no I
mitiijilcv fddrtaa la llfri
llullillni,
ortlaml, Ori'Kon. haa tlill 2.MI1 day of July.
I1M3 flit I In tliTaomcthla application to teleot
iimlcr tho rrovlilunn of the Acini Conire,
approteil June , 1117, the loltl audi anil
HUNK' J, Heo. (I, T 7 H It. SI K W. M.
Any ami all pertoni rlaltnlux adversely the
landtdeacilbed. or dtalrlnittn object became
01 the mineral 1 luractxrul tliulatid,
liu laud, or for any
other reaaou, to tlio dlipoial to applicant,
houlil llli their aflUlatlUnf proteil luthti
oillco. nn or before the 7lh day ol riepltmher,
IUIJ,
Wu Kauai, Itrjlitcr.
Kltat publication AlljUit a 11)13
I nut publication Hepteu)lier7 191'i
Ilurut OreKon, Mat No GA2.VI.
NOTION KOH I'UHLIOATION
UMTin TATte l.tripOrrici, (
Ilurna, Oreion, July S, 1913)
Notice la hereby ltu that llltam M. Ham
llton, byl K Moulton. attorney In lact, aliom
poatoffito addrra la lltrj AIIhix IuiIIiIIdk,
I'orlland, (Irrriiii, haa thin 2 th day of Jul),
1913, riled In tola nrncohli application t,o aetcct
undorthr provtiiona of thr act ot i ougriaa,
approved June i, 197, the NKJhcc. 7. T J7 .
H..1K.. M.
Any and all pcriom claiming ndrcirfly the
landtrietcrlU-d. or drHrlui loohivcl N'cauio
of Ike mlnoral character of the land, or Jor any
otbtr rcaiou, to the illiioial to applicant,
ibould file their nmdavlta of nroteat In this
ofnce.ouor before lhi7lh dayofscptembcr,l9l2
Wu. Pahhk, Heritor
Flrat publication Auguita, liiu,
l-at publication Peptriniwr 7, 1912.
lluri'i, Oregon, i.ut Nn M2M.
NOTIOIC FOU I'UHLIOATION.
UNtTKIISTATKS I.ANIIOFFK'K,)
llurm, Urciiou, July 2 l"l:.
Notice la heretiv cUeuthat Hiram if Main
llton, bye K. Moulton, attorney In fart whom
tioiiomct addreai Is 1103 Wilcox ItuUdinic,
Portland. Oreion. haathla Willi day of July,
1912, filed In thlaotflco hit app Icatlon to fclivt
under tho provlaiuna of the Attof rnngrcM,
approved Juno 4, 1i7, the KUNWlj, NKi.ftt".
NW t.SK'., tc 7, T J7 H . ranito 31 !.. W M
Any and all peraotia claiming advcrat.y tliu
launa near! 1111, or iieairing to onjoct wi auie
of the mluernt character of the laud, or for
any other rraton, to the dlaponal to applicant,
ahoiild Ale their affidavits of proteit In thla
otllce, on or Mfore tho 7th day ot cptew!r.
1913.
Wm.Fakhk, Ktgliter,
Flrat publication Alimi.t 3 loll.
UttiiubllcatlouHepteinlwr7, 1912.
Come
FOR
Mowers, Rakes, Bucks,
Sickles, Ropes, Pulleys
Hay Forks, Extras etc.
FARMERS
Orenco Fruit Trees
ARE THE BEST
TREES TO PLANT IN HARNEY COUNTY
Orcnco's One-Yenr-Old Trees,
with Three-Yenr-Old Roots, in
Apple, Penrs, Peaches, Plums
nnd Prunes, nre Four to Six Feet
High, with Heavy Caliper, and
Strong Roots. Orenco trees are
grown under "Natural Condi
tions;" they ARE NOT irrigated.
If you intend plnnting any
trees this Fall; drop us n line,
giving a list of what you want,
and we'll gladly quote prices.
WE WANT a reliable, encr-
jetic person to represent our
trees in Harney County. A lib
eral proposition will be made to
the right man.
Oregon Nursery Company
Tho 1200 Acre Nurnory
Orcncc, - . Oregon
REMEMBER
I Can and Will Satisfy Your Wants
In The Harness and Saddle Line. My
Motto is "Right Prices and Best Quality"
and it will pay you to call and see me.
Special attention given to repair work.
W. B. SHELLEY
Hlssner Building, Burns. Oregon
Before Harvest
Perhaps You Need New
Binders, Threshers, Plows,
Discs, Wagons, Gas or Oil
Tractors, Belts, Oils Etc.
WE SELL IT ALL
ear Remember The Place -rat
Geer & Cummins
THE OLD STAR SALOON
BRENTON & HICKS, Props.
Old and neui patrons mill find best brands
Wines, iLiqiiors, and Cip-ars
Good JService, Cour'eous Treatment
OROP 5M IVIain Street Burns, Oregon
The Sawhill Transportation Go.
Will Haul Your
Heavy and Light Freight
xpress and Baggage
II
At Tho
LOWEST RATES
And With lite
GREATEST CARE
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO RUSHORDERS
See Us For Particulars as to Rates and Service