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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1912)
U fyf t d v b c 1! d a CI w m y in y LATEST DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE NOTES (From Our Portland Corrtiionilcntl (Continued On Lnut I'nRe) A rural conference Unit will deal with all phases of farm life will bo held at the Oregon Art'i cultural CoUcrc this fall. Dates have not been set yet, duo to de Bire to avoid possible conllicts with other sUto Kathoriims. Thu farm homo will be studied at the coming conference. It is expected to have excursions run from various parts of tho state, bringing representative farmers in largo numbers. Experts on rural problems will talk and teachers nnd clergymen will give suggestions as to how country life will be made more pleasant and profitable. Tho gathering is being arrang ed by Prof. Ralph D. Hotzol, di rector of extension at the college and he hopes to make it compre hensive in scope and expects the results will be helpful. Oregon has contributed the tallest flag pole in the world to the Panama-Pacific Exposition. The stick measures 225 feet in height nnd was sent to the Asto ria Centennial last summer. The pole was stowed in a log raf t and taken to San Francisco. Port land people have promised a ling. 50x1000 feet in size, to fly from this big staff. Picking of the Roguo River Valley fruit crop is now under way and it is tho biggest in the history of this famous section. It is estimated there will be from 125 to 150 cars of pears shipped this season and from 500 to GOO cars of apples all of fine quality. Investigations without end have been directed at rural life and the end is not yet, but now comes the government with its announced intention of muck raking the cities, and they need it more than the country ever did. A survey is to be made of urban life with a view to solving some of the problems that are found in every municipality. A government ollicial who pushed through Portland the past week told of the plan and says a great municipal exhibit will probably be gathered for the Panama-Pacific Exposition. A small forest of fruit trees has been donated by members of the Nurse rymen's Association of the Pacific Coast as special prizes to be given at the Pacific North west Land Products show. The trees will be kept in good condi tion by the nurserymen and de livered upon the order of the management of the land show at planting time next spring. Flax will make quite a showing this year in Oregon, according to reports from those sections where the crop had been planted. Plantings made in the Willamette Valley last spring are looking ex ceptionally well and experts say it is as good flax as is usually seen. It is believed there is a great future in the Pacific North west for the flax industry. About 5,000 acres have been planted to this crop this year. STATE SCHOOLS CONSIDERED EFFICIENT (Concluded From Flrtt 1'ngc) Life Is Certainly A Funny Road To Travel is best suited by nature to do and get home preparations to do that thing. Our state system of Bchools is comprehensive. It consists of tho elementary school, high school, normal school, agricultu ral college and tho university. This gives a thorough education to the Bons and daughters of tho poor na woll as those of the rich. Our course of study does not require- pages, but rather topics, to bo taught. It encourages much industrial work and endeavors through this to stimulate an in terest in homo duties and to gain the co-operation of the mother and father. In a number of counties the children's industrial work is stimulated by tho school fair, whero tho children bring tho products thnt they havo themselves raised, and placo them in competition. Tho teacher se cures bulletins from tho state and Federal Departments of Agriculture, instructs the child ren, nnd has a general direction of the work. I hopo tho time may come when nt least ono half of the day will bo given to mnnu al work in the elementary schools of tho state. We hopo to make the IPs supplement tho R's. Tho IPs are Head, Heart, Hand and Habit. Our aim is to teach tho whole boy and tho wholo girl; to do this we must reach the child through his activities. Every district has " a school library, which is being increased each year. The county appropri tas 10 per cent for each child every year, to be spent for books for the school library; nnd tho State Library Commission, under the able leadership of Miss Cor nelia Marvin, helps to purchase the best books for each district. A desirable feature of our school system, one which many states do not have, is uniformity of text books and courses of study so that a family may move from one part of the state to another without having to buy new text books, nor will the children have to adjust themselves to a differ ent course of study. Oregon has cause to be proud of her educational system. Dr. Chancellor, an author of note, and a student of school systems, said a few years ago that Oregon had the best school laws of any state in the Union. He said this after a close Btudy of our system at work. Dr. Updegraff. of the Department of Education at Washington, D. C, says that our now supervisory law is one of the best in the United States. People are coming to realize that in order to make the schools what they ought to be, thoy must invest some of their time and in terest, as well as their money. The Cow And Her Worth Why Every Farmer or Rancher Should Give The Cow Careful Consideration And Secure aa Many ai Poealble The dairy cow. if able to ex press herself in a wny which tho human family would comprehend might well lay claim to being man's best friend. Shu might establish such a claim by calling attention to tho fact that from her product and from her car cass man manufactures moro of the necessities of lifo than from any other similar source She furnishes the necessities to him from infancy until such a time as tcmporial things nro no longer associated with his existence, and sho docs it ungrudgingly nnd constantly. In addition to con tributing to man's necessity and his pleasure, the prosperity of an agricultural community is moro closely indentified with her thnn any other of tho domestic nnimals. The horso is quito es sential in tilling the soil, hut whero necessity requires it, tho sturdy son of the cow can take his place, as ho has done in every agricultural section on earth. Tho horsa can only furnish labor and can only return a profit to his owner when conditions nre right for returning satisfactory grain crops. It is a well known fact that the dairy cow is the salvation of tho farmer in times of poor crops, as she is able to convert tho rough crops, which are never a total failure, into dniry products which alwaya have a cash value. In addition to this she furnish es skim milk nnd butter milk for the calves, pigs and iwultry and fertility for the soil, without which a farm becomes less valu able each year, and tho whole country less prosperous. The elimination of the dairy cow would necessitate an almost revolutionary reajustmont of man's tastes and requirom"nts. It would mean untold suffering nnd hardship. Of course she would not be dispensed with but her value am perhaps best be appreciated by contemplating such a loss. She will continue man's best friend as long ns the human fam ily exists, and will keep on sup plying him with his greatest needs just as she has done thru nil the ages. CONTEST NOTICEi llNITKIHTAtal.HllOmr I Ilium, Urvtuti, Jiily ic, Hill. I to Frauk 11, Arty ol geallle, W athlniton, Coo intact uu ere hereby milltledtliat t.ulet', MpMul Im vtliu ilvea Hrewaay, Harney Coutity Oregon. lie! ihiiI tilllce aililrfie. did on July id, ml, file In ttile ulllo W duly rorroliurateil aiiiillratlun lo comfit end eecnm iii ceniellatiiiu ol your liutneruei, Kulri Hrtlal No, oirnj maile July 7. Ml, tot KUttMi, and WW HR( "action 77, lown ililp.il ri, Halite M K Vvillaiuelt Meridian, nut at roimda lor .lerruiitralaiieallrteetlial Frank. Ii. Arejr tiercrealalilleheil lili reeKlenrt imaald land and hat wholly ataniloneil the Id land lor a iwrlod of mora than all inunlln tlnrtt data orrocedlnr Ilia llllni ol In aitlda tit lo wit ilnru January 7, 1011 tmiar. tliarvlora. further nnttfleil that Ihe ealil allvanlloui will be taken at thliuitlraai havliiK len loufaiioil ly I on, and your tald entrr ulll liramelidtheri'iiiitlrrwrltliuiiiymir lurifier rlxlit lo he lieanl therein, either helore thla iirHnmr nit aal, II J oil fall to fllo In Hill olllip wltliln twenty ilaia alter Ihe KOt'MII Miblltatlou ii f ttila notice, aa etiown bolow, jmir anawer. umieroaiii, iriintauy mutiny ami ri'i'OndiniitMtliioalltiiatlouio( conleil. or ii you tan wiiiiiu mm nine io nia 111 Inlt iifttce dua proof Hint you liae earvotl a copy ol lour auewer on lha aald imiteataui elth.r In Lnoruin or hjr rrfltlrrod mail. II llila avrrlce ta m ano iiy meneiivvr) in a coiy oi your a ui war lolliP I'ontrnlAliI In ihtioii. jitool n moh ler vl(u mint tiu either (ho aald tonltiataul'a "ill ton a kiiowleitgeineut of lila rrrejtt ol the ioiii, alioirlnit the daln ol III rarrlnt, nr the airnlMll ol I tie iwraoii hy whom the lUllttry waaiuadci alallnir whan and where the cony waa dullmt'di II mailo liy ululated mall, I'rool ol inch eerr Ii o mini rouilit ol the anida vltot Hie I'l'rion hy whom llioropy wai nulled elating when and Ihajioat nlTU'oto which II waa mulled, and llila elflilarlt mint tie accoin I'anlod hy I lie Kiiuiaaicr'arctl!t for tho lettor oil llxmlil ulalo In yiutrahawartliFiiatnoot tho iiliinii ti lii whli h you Of aire future nollcce to he anil to you Wm, Parki, llrjliur. Dale ol tint imbllrallon July so, toll. Data ol aetond intiillrallon July 27, lull. Iieteot third nuhllralliiii AuiuitS, 1IJ Hale ol fourth imhllratton Auiuit Id, mi, NOTION KOK I'UULIOATION UNITKllHTATKin.ANDOmOK, I lliirna, Ornou, July 30, 1J. Notice la hereby nlren that Aaron Karnaworlh, of Narrow!, Orciiou, who, on Heptetnhom, 1)07 mude lloinritrad entry No, iT2.ui,Xerlal No OXU7, lor 'iNh. HKl.SU U. aud Una A and e, Heillonl, Towmhlii 27 Huuth, HenjoDO Kail, Willamette Merlalen haa filed nollre of Intention to iiiiike final three year I'roof, to eiiauiuu claim to ine lemi aiove otarriDeu, lietore the llejlitor and llcrelror. at llurna, Omruii, on the II h day ol rlcnlember, 1!IX (llalmaiit riamea aa wllnaiiial A (I Hhafer. ( W fill lerald. William J. Illleli.C A llalnra, all of Nirrowi, (Irtfoli. Wm Paaat, lttllir. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. Unitiii KriTu l.ixi) Orrira, I llurna, Onion, July a, 1911 Nollre la hereby given thai Hoy Orreu.ol I'uriia, tlrrKoti who on May K, ivon. made loinviteeilMilry hu. jr.71, Herlal No. OlrHi. for rcc ai i VI K.. li at a. l.oiej.z.ana He . I'owiiMM,, -a H llamell, K , ic ;ieiiuiBii. ci n ri nuine ui inieu ilnu to meke rife rear Proof, to eirthlltb Ulm lo the laud above drerrlbrd, before the llealiter and lleceltrer, at llurni, Orrton, on the Klh day ol Autuil HI J. Claimant namraaa wllnreaea Drorte lliiuiuiure, I-. Iitiirlaii Dakar. John rrrnda-e aud C.rllu h I'erker, all of lliirua, orrauu Wm Faaaa, lleiliter. niiiueB.piiii hk(Znm!hi WllUuiette Don't Fight The Weather Man comes into this world without his consent, and leaves it against his will. During his stop on earth his time is spent in one continous round of contraries and misunderstandings by his fellow beings. In his infancy he is an angel; in his boyhood he is a devil; in his manhood he is everything from a lizard up; in his duties he is a fool; if he raises a family he is a chump, if he raises a small check, he's a thief and the law raises h- 1 with him; if he is a poor man he is a poor manager and has no sense; if he is rich he is dishonest, but con sidered smart; if he is in politics you can't place mm as ne is an undesireable citizen; if he goes to church he is a hypocrite, if Tie stays away from church, he is a sinner and damned; if he donates to foreign missions he docs it for Bhow; if he doesn't he is stiny and a tightwad. When he first comes into the world everybody wants to kiss him; beforohegoes out they all want to kick him. If he dies young, there was a great future before him; if he lives to a ripe old age, he is in the way and living to save fun eral expenses. This life is a funny road, but wo all like to travel it just the eame and make the best out of the worst of it, so join tho lino of the cheerful and send your orders for job work to The Times Herald office. Stiuyed Light bay work marc branded 24 connected on left Btifld. weighs about laoo. Liberal reward. J. II. Bunynrd, Burns, Oregon. What a great misfortune this is, the habit of considering the weather, of thinking that we must consider the weather? It is largely due, it is not; to cloth es? No mention is made of any rain in the Garden of Eden, but we must not therefore con tend that the i ain was disagree able and omitted. Wo must re- collect that Adam and Eve did not havo to consider rain. Fur thermore in blessed ignorance they did not know that it was anything to be considered. To mind the rain no more than the May sunshine, but to plunge into it and let tho drops pelt as they will, to accept snow with out a thought of discomfort, but, rather, to enjoy tho thronging presence of it; to pursue one's daily stunt regardless of whether the sky bo dim or blue this is a Btate which we, especially of tho cities, long, long havo lost. We regain it, Borne of us, in the wildness camp, where we hunt or fish if tho day bo bright, and where we find that the dash of the soft rain on ono'a face is not death, after all; that wetness and dryness are merely relative terms. AH the centuries of fussing and fuming with tho weather have not effected the weather one particle. It rains a,nd snows and sleets and blows, just as dictated by circumstances. So, what's the use? Are your pun ny diatribes or mine of any greater potency than those of others gone before? Evidently not. Accordingly not. Accord ingly, try the plan of being friendly with the weather, of agreeing with it, and "pon my word," presently it will bo agree ing with you. NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION. I'NITKU HTATfH LAND OrriOI, I llurna, tlrefou, July A HI J. I Notice la hereby (If en thai UarajarrtA Tapp, ol llurni. Urriou, who, on March .11. WO. made linen Und Kntrr No MM.', for H,'HKi. Her XI.HW, and HUHKW. Heetlon S3. TowniblhZI B.. Kan re 31 K., W ilfamelle Morldlao, haa filed notice of Intention to make final proof to ei labllih rlalm lo lha land abore dracrlbed, be lorothe llefl.ler and Needier, at llurni, Ore gon, on the tnih day ol Auruil, IJU. t Uimant uainea me wttncari Walter (I llodder, Walter II llndder. V, Tomlln, Ira I. Hlccper, all of llurni, Oirjon Wm. Fabii, llenliler. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the nutttcr of the lUtulc of Siiiuucl 1' Mutton, ilcccfiaeil Notice la licrchv pirn to the creditor ol nnd nil jieraima linuitu clnlnn n'nlnal the otntc of the tlrcenacd to irraent mich clnlnia with the iroier xoucliera, duly tended, within aix inoiitlia niter the 1'irat tiiililiuition of Una nut lie to Tliouma llutton, Uftll, Oregon, out ol the cxecutora o) the auhl eatntc or A V, Oowun, the attorney for the ckcculora, nt hi office, llurna, Oregon, TllouAa IIi'tton, One of the l!rcutnra. I'irat puhlicntlun July II. UU'.' NOTICE TO CHEDITOKS. OOIKT1KB, UAUNBV lADOK, HO, 77, I. ( U t, Meete every iturday Id Odd fallow Hall el7iiuutu. Dr. i.W. deary, t. a. upreiue, Becreiary, n,u ireirre wvra aa 1 llalorrt leeond Ri Saturday, Heeoud Third 1'eirre. leg rre work ai loilowii Flrtt Haturday Inl- iponu raiuruar, rirai oeireei inirii ticrre lourlli rJa(urday, UUHNaU)DaxNO.I7, A.r, A M lleeli every fltil and third Balurday In each month. Win. Millar, W II Main Motberibced, Becreterr. MMiKIIN VTOODMKNOrAMKIlKlA tteala every laoond and lourlli Friday even 1 11 8 at I.O.O K. Ilalli all nidahbora liivllcl New applicant will receive tourtroua treat- 'TT.Le.l.r.c.e.k. UV ' 1IU1INH UIIAITKH hO. 40, O. K. H. Mcela every aeooud and fnarlh Uondaya.li """I" llII. . Krankle Welcome, W, ) Kllabwaek, Hecrelary, BYI.VIA TtKHKKAlI DKUHKK No.tl. Mootaevary litandtd Wedueaday, , , . Hyrdlollalloii.N, fl, Madie I.aenard, Ilea. Heo'y, Ttll.U UIROI.K No. Its, TV. ol W. Meeti every lourth Tureday. ...... . L Maudllorlon, 0, M Heater Uomlinao, Clerk, orricui. niHECTonY !tatb eaiaoKi UH,8otori ,, J Jonathan Hour no Jr I (loo. K. Uhainberlalii iw it Kill. . iv." -- uonireaaui!!)...,, JW llawlry A.M. Crawford Oawald Weal K W llenaon T.ll Kay . ! II. Alderman Vi ttuunlway fltobt Kakln It. A. Uellrlde . lloli llurnelt I 11. H. lieau. I f. A. Moore NINTH JUDICIAL DIoTHICT, Attorney Oeneral (lovernor .,, Nrcretaryol Ktaie Treaaurer Hunt. I'ubllo ioatructlou, , Btate I'rlnler . , Huprene Jadfae lilattlcl Jedre ... lilalrlot Attorney Deputy Dial Ally , Dalton Kite J W Mcut Moth .. OHUouaid Circuit Court uaeta the Brat Mouday In April and Urn Monday In October, Jolutfenator U W I'airleii Jolnt-Kepreaenlatlve W II llnwke oodutt aiantTi touuty Judge , , Clerk treaaurer ,. surveyor nherlt? Alienor HchoolllaperlBteudeul, Coroner Block Inipector. .. , Couinlaalonera Urantlhotnpeou K. II. Walera 1 Hlmon l4)wl Krauk r.Oowau A, K. Itlchardauu J.J. Douetali LM llamlltou J Wtleery .John lloblnaoii IK, r, Hylveiicr ru pmyin County Coart matte the drat Wedueaday In January, Mirrb, Ma;, July, Heptember and Nuveaber. uiaaiT V. a. Laan orricat lejuler teeelver Mayor, Herurder, Treaaurer Marahal, Win Karre Irani llavey citt. auaxa' . O. W .(. leVehKel . A. l II) IU J.C W.lcomeJf ..It. I.. IUi a f II J. Ilanteii I A, t Well ui I riaiia Uie Councllmen t . J lcl.li 1 1 Meeiluta of the r.iuurll every Htii. i Koartb Welnradat Sumpter Valley Railway Co. I NORTH BEACH I I VIA I' ellH fTel ajfaw ea -a. ej J jrii alaH eatemBHeeBM I he UelighttuI Lolumbia Kiver m I Route on the Steamers I I I""ST-J-P0TTER I I isrilTl hassal And 8 I III & 4 I UiAlS IIARVFST OIIF.F.N I 1 I BW' PROM ASH STREET DOCK I wmmmtmmmKmijmKmmmmmKsgaeam M I'ltOPKSSIONAL CAKDH. Steamer "T. J. I'OTTCH" Itnvca TorUnm! nt 10 '10 p 111 tilnlly cccit Siiiiilny niii Moiulny) nnhiiiK nt Aatorlu (1 IK) a. 111, nnd Metier nt 7 '10 n in, ItcttirnltiK Icnvci Arilorin daily except Stiiiihiy. Motidiy 11111I Tnrmlny nt 7 00 n, 111 Mrj'lcr nl ICIIO n in. nrrliliif; ill I'ort liuid t.IIO. On Buiidiyr leaven Aatorln 7.00 n. 111 , .Mejjlcr II.D'l p 111., arriving I'nrtlund nt fl;.'H) n 111 Monday Steamer "llaaialu" lcnca I'ortlntld dully (ext'epl SaltirdnyillidSuiiduv) nt H 11. in , Saturday nl 1 p 111 anlvlii Aatorln 1. 110 p. tn , Metier a.IB it. 111, OiiSntuidiiy urriiiiij; Mrj;lcru.'t()i 111 Kcturniiiif li'inci Mculcr dully exicpl Saturday mid Sttmhiy at 'JiJ-fi ji, 111. arnviiiK I'ort h1111IIOOOp.nl. Sunday len en Metier 1)00 p ill., nrrlvilijj Portland fi !IO 11 111 Simmer "llarvrat Queen" Icnvea I'orlhuid daily (except Saturday! and Hinidiiy) nt H:00 p, 111., Haturilnr at 10 p 111., for" Antormiiiid wa land iiiH. lleturiilriK lcncn Aatorin tlndy cvtept Htintli nt 7 00 n in , nr rlvliij,' I'orllnniJ OOOp. 111. UXCEUXNT HnSTAURANT SERVICE (Mrala a la Carte) Traiua meet all hoala nt Metfler for Norlh Ueatli Tolnla Aalorlu rSutiiidny to Monday ticket 1 .xiiriiii 1 ichriiT I live Hide Hound ' North HeiiLh Trln liLkelu Onr-Dny Kiver Trip, I'ortland to Meulcr mill nlurn I'or Further Information Addicrx Ccn 1'nKn, Ajjl I'ortl mil $1.A0 :i.oo .oo ir,.oo 100 Ore MflRSDHN & GRIFFITH I'lijali'litnn nnd Hurci-oiiri, IIUIINH, OltKOO.V, h. E, IIIOtlflRD 3D El 35T or I se: Officii firfit door wil photo xnllory JIuriiH, Oregon W. C. IJROVVN, 3D33 3T'Z,3:S,Z,. JIUIINO, Orkoon. Ollcn ronini H mid II Manonlc Ilulldlni; WHY NOT MAKE $200. A MONTH - - That's $50.00 a Wook, almost SIO.00 a Day fi Helllnit VloUir Hafea and fire-proof boxre to merehanta. doctora, lawyera. ilentlata and well lo do farmer", all of whom renllre the nerd of aaafe. but ilo nut know howeaayltlatoowu one. nalceiueu declare our proHiiltlon one of tho beat, clean cut money maVluir opportunl. Ilea ever received Without prrvloua extiert. ence YOU can duplicate the aucceia of inhere. Our tiandaoiuely lllmtrated v-paae rataloK will enable you lo preaent the aubject toeua. totnera in aa iniereaimf a manner aa inouKn you were pllotlnR them through our faetory. Men appointed aa B&lH.meti rcAlva ailvlee and tmtructlona for eelllnfi aafea. elvlne convincing talking polnle which It Ii Imponlble for a proepecllvn e'jilomer to deny. Why don'l YOU be the Oral to apply from your vicinity before eomcone elae geta the territory! We can favor only one aaleamao out of each locality. l ne .111 anmeeraary ui our company waa celebrated by erecting tbe moat modern aafe factory In the world. Wide awake men who received our e-elal elllnn Inducement, rendered It neceaaary todouble ouroulput. We are ependliig mane thoueandeof doflrra en nr our aalra organisation, lej C. A. REMBOLD Altoriioyu(-Lnw, Burns, Oregon. MILLLH & CIIOZEM ATTOUNKYSATLAW Jlurim, Ori'gon. Itoomg II nnd 7 .Masonic lulldinj( CHflRuES W. ELLIS LAWYER Burnti, - - Oregon I'rarlicea In thu Htuto Court and In foro tlio V H Land Ollhu. OliaH. TJ. Xxjoniwd, Attohnky-at-i.aw, Careful ntlnntion given to Collec- ttotiH ntitl Hunt ICntnto matters. l'iru Iii'iirancM. Notary Public Buii.nh, Okeoon. J.1X1. GEARY I')iHlclnti and ruiroon. Iliirnn, - - - Oregon. Oflicu In tii-w building south of Welcome huriii hi rditip, Mum Kt. 'I'lione MiiIiiKS. llurna, Orcion, I lit Nu O.r.;. iS'OTICK FOK I'UHMCATION. I'mrciiHTirca iiKnOrritx, I Uurni, Oreton, July , I1J. Notice Ii hereby ilven that Hiram M Ham Itton, hyt K Moulton, attorney Intact, whoae poatofllce addreil la IltM Wfleox Ilulldlnr, I'ortland, Oregon, haa title SJth day of July, I12. Dlad In thla offlca bla application lo aelecl under the provliloua of the Art of ('ongreaa, annroved June I. Inv7. the t ol. 1 en.l I nA HHNJ"S.Kee . T S7 H . It. II K W. M Any auu an peraona claiming auvcraciythe la. ill. .1...ll...l ... .I..I.U. i. ...-... . . hub ..(viv-i.. w. U..IIIUI IW UUjn. ItC.UM 01 iae mineral rnaracierov ine lauii, or ror any other reaann. In the dlipoaal lo applicant, ahould file their affidavlla of proteal In thli office, on or before the 7th day of Pepleuiher, Wm Fiaaa, Itegliier. Klril nubllearlon Auiniit S tou Uit publication Jieptouiber 7 loll. llurni NOTICE Orrton, I,. it No 0CMI FOIt I'UULIOATION. UNITKHHTATES LANDOFriCE,! llurna. oreion, July U, )1il. Nollre Ii hereby (Ivan that Hiram U Ham ilton, by O K. Moultoo, attorney In fact, whole poitomce addreai la ll wdcoi Ilulldlnr, I'ortland, Oregon, haa thla r.lli day of July, 1911, filed In thla nlBce hl app Icallnn to aelect under the nrovliloua of the Aetnf t'nnrreaa. approved June 4, Iyr7, the KUNWJi. NK'4HS1 MViiSKU, Han. 7, T.77H. range 3fK., W,. Any and all eraona claiming adveraely the laudadeicrlbed.nr deilrlm lo objei I became iiiiucni tiiKineicr ui me nun, or lor her rtaaon, to the dlipoaal to aipllcaiil, I Ale their afndavlla of iiroteii In thla oltlrj, on or before the 7lh day ol tleptemUr, VI WM.Fiitaa, Itiiliter. Klril publlrallou Annual 3 lull IjiI niibllcatlon fipin inter 7, 1li Ilaudadi of the i any olln ahould In thu mutter nlth o entnto of DavlaS. Oravu',decortin-d yotlcn la hereby kIvcii that tho under li:iicd hai boon appointed admlnlatrn trli ol thu abou ontltleil ealatn, and all pcreona havlni; elaitu ngnlmt aald e tato nru notillt'd to preaont tamo duly vorllled an by law riH'tilrod, wltlilq ilx inontha from thla date, to tho under iKtied at her reeldenco near Lawen, OrcKon, or in J. W. IIIgit, attorney (or aid eiiriitu at lid olllcu In llurna, Ore-sou. Dalod at llurna, Oregon, thla ITfltti day of Juno, llll'.. i:rm;i. ii. ukavks, Adtuliilitratrlx nf tho entatool David II. Orarea, doeoaaeil, NOTICK FOIt I'UULICATION. UNnKIIHTATKnUNUOrKICK, llurni, Oreguo, July 9, lllll Notice la hereby liven Ibat Calvin II. Me. 1'heeteri. nf llurna. Oreeon.whonn JanuATl. Ivm, male llorneilcad Kntry No Wll. Ferlel No. OJIll, for Ntt 'Heetlon is, TowuihlpWH .lianao JO K, Wlll.ujotto Meridian haa filed notice ol Inlenllon to make rive year proof, to calab Hall rlalm lo the land above described, before the Itcflaler and Kecelver, at llurni, Oreron, on lha 15th day of Auiuit, I9W. I'laimant namia aa witneaeeit l.yinan Hmltb, Aleiender MeKenile bolbof Narrowa, Oreion William T tetter and Peter varmer oou ot iiurna,urrgon Wat. Kiaai, lleiliter TI.M11 TA1IEK NO. 11 IN JUNK 14, 1U0M. ici n.ri Weal llooud. No 1 !'. No. 0:0 0:5 " 0:58 " I0:W " 10:07 " I.r Dakcr Olty South IJakor Balliburyt Ijckhartt Thompeont Kait llound, 1! 1'aaa p. iu. Ar 6:0 I.t 6:'.5 10:17 " "Stoddard Junction! 10:22 " 10 :2 " 10:0 " 10:65 " 11:10" 11:18 UM0 " NOON l'J:00 " r. m. U;0S " 12:40 " 1:10 Ar Water Tankt Deao'l Snurl McEwenf JUNOTIONt Hit raptor JUNOTIONt Huminitt O I. Catnp Whltneyt TIPTON t Aoitln PiHsHaHaflHHtsSiSisHH til cartlculare. will col you oofy the price ot Our New Heme. Oapaolry 10,000 Safea Annually. largf butt Willi a poiul card. hi (or Cilalopn 16 T. THE VICTOR SAFE & LOCK GO, ClaCIINaTI, OHIO W. W. DRINKWATER Blacksmillu'ag and Ilorseshoing Wagon Work COOLEY AUTO MATIC BRAKES Burns, Oregon, DEflMfiN & DEfifrlAr., Physicians and Surgeons ( hI'h nu.ttircl r irijill i.iyhl or dy 'I In in Jlurri mi. Harrmai), Oregon riOrlA RQSiN ON Slock liivptdor, ll.ani'y Connly. II nu A l.livs Tun a, Ore ' 0 00 "4:55 "i.Gj .answer lalalaBl-KAI lilJ VlaTa! J "4. 35 Qfii " ,!, 4 r, ii 4 ; S, 5. "60 " ! Main St., " :05 " X. i " .-xz . trVtHif''' JeTfcrt. '. i r,c-fjt.- triK A-wra Dr- Sinnh Hand Physician and Surgeon Direct Telephone Connection Lawen. Ore. LW WM t4 A. W. GOWAN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW State Courts and United States Land Office Practice Three doors South of the Harney County National Bank Burns. Oregon. It II CoOFkjK eo m iii oc M V IHiuoi IO. AX.aOCC, . 00 2:10 2:10 Hlnp on ilinnla only. tNoa;eiit. tatloni whuru mnko ri'Kular c tiek TlckoU litaed only (or tralui are aehodulod to tool, raaaonrera muat nnrnhaac eti where agenla cxlit bolorv entorlnn trulm or 25 conlf In addition to tho re gular fare vrll bo charged. JOHKI'H A. WKST, Hupt. GRANT QEDDKB. Aat. Sopt. Your wife fihould not bo com pelled to stand over a hot cook Btoyo this kind of weather. Get her ono of those firelesa pookera nt Clevenger'B. Go and bcg them. llurna Oreinu, Mat No OOi'O. NOTICK FOIt PUHLICATION UiiiTaueTaTul.iriuOrrira, ( llurna, Orexon, July M, 1913 1 Notice la lierel.y nlvan that Hiram M. llam lltou, liy I h Moulloii. utlorney In fail, whoio Pmtorllio aiMrie la llir; nllio llullillng. ii rl I a lid. tirtKou, liaa llila 3 111 1U7 of July, I3IA flleil In thla orllce lili apiPrallon In aoleci muler tho provlalona of I tin ait ol I'uuireti, anproveit Jim I, Jj7, llin .SKI., her. 7, T.V7 H It Kl K . W l ' '" ' ' Any ami all imrtnui dalinliiK ailvriaely thu lamia deicrlhtil, or lialrlnr in obeit hrcauae of the in 1 nt rn 1 1 haraiter of Ihn Unit, or for any other union, to tho rlliiioial to applicant, llioulil file their viltlijitv lie of liroleit In thla omce,ouorUfiirothu;iliitayofUiiptiiiher,ltJ ,, . Wm KAmi, llrfliter. Mrat puhlii ellon AiinuilD, UIJ. Laatpuhllcatlou rlctiinliur 7, ID "J llurna, Oriiion, l.lat No U.'JIV. NOTICK FOIt I'UHMCATION. IIhitxii Hutu i.ani, Drrlia llurna, O'ckoii. Julyut. lvrj. Nollce lahuriby iilveu thai llltain M. Iluinll. ton, hy ( K Moulton, allnrnoy In fait, wlioie poatortlca aitilrvia la UU Wlltox MulhllUK, I'ortlanil.Oreirou.liaa llila 'rflli ilay uf July.lvu, filet In llili nllluihli aiilliallou lo mkit uu iter Ihapiovlalnna of tho art of ('oiiviaa o orovoil June I, Ij7, the HKIVHW",, H1.HK1, fieo Jl.T JiiH.lt .It K W SI , Houtli of Mat heur Ukii, anil bitSanil HK.iiNW'i, Hoc 0, T 117 H.. II III I', W l ' ' Any anil all iiereoua ilaluiuiK .ilveracly the lamia iluarrlUoO, nr ileelrlnx lo object hei auao of lha mineral vharaiiur of I ho laml, or for am other roiaon, to the n"i rut liiapiiliaut, ahoulil II In their artlilatlrof rnvl In llili offlca, ennr Iwlnrellte 7Ui il-iyif mptum 'r, 1VIJ. Wm FiWi. Ilelatir Kll-t piihlltatlou AUKUal ', PI l.i.l puhllratlon urplt imIk r 7, ll I. No Tnnsi'ASSlNG-Trcspassors will bo prosecuted if found on my premises known ns tho "Miller Springs" or LowIb pluco west of Burns. W. E. Huston. yujennizing nt GemberlinKTa NOTICK FOH I'UULIOATION UNITKI)HTATKHI,ANII0FM0K, llurna, Oreron, July 23, I'll, Nollce la hereby flven that lhaUtale of (Ire (ton haa filed In llila ofrice lie application Herlai No 01117) to aelecteil, under the uruvle uuaof the Act of I'nufrcte, approval AiiiiiI II, IMN, and acta aupplenirutal and amaada. lory, the H'iNWJi.Hec , r J5H , It SI K , W JI. . Any and all iaraona clalmlm adveraely Ihe lMH.ilua...l.i. K. .I.l.lau.a ..! . ft. --.. , i,.av..vi.. v, ..v.iiiii. in uuj.c, ifacan,. of Ilia mineral charaiierof the land, or for am other raaaou, to the dlapoaal to apnllcaal, ahould Ilia thrlr arndavlta ot prolan In Ihla omte.on or before Ihe eipl ration of the period of puhllratlon. WN.raaaa, Iteilafer, Flnt l-ulillcallon July 17, HI J l.aal l'ubllcatlon Aumut, 91. $1500 Reward! Ml NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Ifwirin htith I.iNu Drrtua inirfii, wrciwn. jniyxi, ivu. Nutliuli hereby tlvan Dial Charlea If of prewiey, Orefini, who, on MarSUl, I llorneitrad Kiilrj No. 0UJV, for Bl( HU i and IU !iN U Hurtlou la. Tiifcl llaniio ai K., Willamette Metldau. Iiai Wllaon, , made .ma ll SIB., ivu nn tliaof Intention Ui rnaia rhrro-year I'roof, to iiiauneu cieun iu ino lanu anove ueaacnoea, before K. I., Ilcedc, U. H. Commlaalontr, al hie ofrice at Drewauy, Ureifou, on the 7Mh day of Hrptoinbor, 191. I'lalinaiitnaima aa wltneateai (ieo, W (Jatee, Clarence Welly, Anna M (lain, Krlelclark.ull ol Inewaey, Oregon, Wm Kaaaa, Itciditer. Work horses for Balo. Good size, Reed workers nnd younff. W. II. Howard, Drowscy, Ore Kon. 37-42 ThoOrrion, Cal Ifornlaaud Nevada Mvorfluck I'rolrc lion Aaaoclatloriof which Ihe under alined la me mlr, will five 1 1, wo 00 reward for nvl dence leadlna to Ihe arreit and con vlctlouuf any par IV or tiarllea iteaU lna horaea. cattle or iniilca IicIoiiiIiik to any ol tta in cm bera. In addition to Ihe above, the underalfncd otTera the aatne condition t-'OO 00 for all horaia branded borie-ahod bar on botb or either Jaw, Ilrand recordotl In olht counllei Maine Harney, Lake aud Crook eounllca. lloraca rented when lold. None but grown horaea eold and only In arge bunchca, W W.HHOWN Klic.OreKon, nmuttmtmnmtintnmttnntmuttn:tt 1 Ypur patronage Respectfully Solicited JUUUS MAYER i BURNS MILLING CO. HORTON & SAYER, Propts. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Rustic. Flooring, Moulding, Finishing Lumber. Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Oood Road. Lumber Yard in Burns. COOPER & DODGE Civil and Hydraulic Engineers Irrigation, Water Supply Sewerage, Water Power. Surveys, Mup-i, Katitiistcs, Superviijon BURNS, OREGON r O. Diii.Aini Kormerly Attu Knglnerr lull H. licclalnMloliFcr lt, A. O. Fadlxnkr l-ortnprly Chief pu. Klnccf of llolit .( Weatern (t). Eastern Oregon Engineering Company CIVIL AND IRRIGATION ENGINEERS Burns, Oregon 00 YEARS' EXPERIENCE BOOT AND SII0B REPAIRINll 1'ourtcen Voari IUpcrioncc In Tlio lluilncaa. Satlifactnry Wnrlc ninl Prompt Hcrvlce Qtmranlrcil Ottll nnd Bee My Work. First Door North of C. II. Leonards Law OIllcci Mala Street Burns, Ore. ;mtmn Go To The White: Front Livery Stable ' NEW RIGS AND TEAMS p,UI!,bing' I,uraP and Wind U11 llAaala O . J di. m .. x.. ... mu ,TurK d specially. a uuiiu iu llic IUI IUIII LUCIUI wclIIS. H. PJ. McCOMB General Itviwir Shop Rear W. O. White's Shop, S. Main Street R. J. McKINNON, Jr., Proprietor. Harnicy Vallkv Rricwkk Sai oon JENKINS & KAISER, Proprietors TriADC Maims DiaiaNB COPYftlOHTS Ac. fjoUkif MMrUlit our opinion fi larttitvin tt probablf ntitnUbU r Bonaaaiitui. lituint ItlMt Money fpr nwuiinf 11 tioin atrlit f ani rr of ;ioaiiiuul Anroiit iAndlnf tkftteh aud 4drttiUot. ? oUtilf MMrUlit pur Qplnhm fri wbuir a ?, fitinu taken Utrouth Muua A (Ah rtlr Scientific JlmericaK. A bandaomely 111 l rated waellf. raraaal rlr. milatlon or any aolanillla lonrusl, Tereia, II a l four tuoti'ba,ai. Pol4 brail newadealera. iliilHHjnoiHii-ifiwYirt Uranck 'Tra. V HI.. Waahliwiea. II. 0. Star Hotel S. J. MIDWINTUK, Prop. S NARROWS, - ORUOON a llila will ba found a dealrablo and hoapltabte atopping place J where comfort and courteous treatment are conildered first I Feed Barn l Coriifucted In connection Burns Sheet Wletal Works Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron Work of all WINES. TJOTTfVRR AWTi nifliiPfi. .. cr,pnoD , ,v-w ifl., , vu tamp Motes, Ianks, Jobbiog, Plamb' Best and most popular brandt LOCAL BEER ON TAP Courteous and obliging bar tenders. Burns, Oregon yVsEgLJEt Hrk!?tWA kvasssuu ENGINES. BOILERS mssEic -JilGH GRADE MACHINERY WRITE FOR SPECIAL CATALOG AND PRICES THE A.H.AVERILL MACHINERY CO. SPOKANE, WASH.-PORTLAND. OREL.- JAM JOSE CAL ing to order. GheMea Trial. C. W. SCHUMANN Proprietor. VoeRlly'a Old Stand, J01INGKIIIKKLING. '-'. -l5S5!fc. vTfcVvn' a&fiLM ISHew vaT.ir. yr nr.f--je-t-v Glmjl P Jtjwolor. Optician and ICnirrnvor, Kiiif Watch Repairing A Spe laity. Always ready for job printing:. -1