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LATEST DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE NOTES
(From Our l'ortlntul Correspondent)
Under the direction of tho Ore
Ron Immigration Commission n
splendid exhibit of OroRon pro
ducts has been sent to the lnnd
shows to be hold at Minneapolis
and Chicuiro. In RatherinR the
exhibits, tho commercial bodies
holding membership in the Ore
gon Development UiRite wore
of great assistance.
For tho llrst time Oregon will
have a good showing at these
big land shows nnd the advertis
ing value of such an exhibit will
be very great Visitors to the
shows will see that Oregon can
produce and there will be com
plete information about the state.
A baggage car was filled with
the products of fields, gardens
nnd orchards, sent East, and the
different products will cause
Eastern people to wonder at the
agricultural richness of this
state.
Capturing more than 20 prizes
at the Dry Farming Congress at
Lethbridge, Alberta, Tillman
Reuter, wizard of this branch of
agriculture, returned to his home
at Madras the past week. Mr.
Reuter upheld Oregon's fame at
Lethbridge and did his part in
helping the United States win its
share of tho prizes against sharp
competition from Canadian farm
ers. Every dairyman in Oregon will
be interested in the forthcoming
Pacific International Show, to be
held in Portland Nov. 1S-23. It
is promised that the largest num
ber of strictly dairy cattle ever
shown west of St Louis will be
gathered here at that time. Cat
tle of high degree will be shown
from many par.ts of the country
and much fine stock will be put
up for sale.
That Oregon is somewhat of a
wool state is shown by the fact
one sheep produced a fleece of
6-inch staple wool weighing 28
pounds, worth almost $8. 50 This
fleece was grown in Morrow
county and has been shipped back
to the Eastern land shows as one
part of Oregon's exhibit.
Final arrangements arc being
completed for the Pacific North
west Land Products show at
Portland, November lS-2!i. So
wide is the interest in this
show that all the exhibit spaci
in the main building has been
engaged and part of the Machin
ery hall, an annex, is now being
apportioned between late entries
Everything indicates the allaii
will be a great success.
Fish planted in Oregon stream
this year numbered 37,2-17,5 H, a
very large increase over additions
to the finny tribe of any former
year in the state's history. Sal
mon, trout, bass, croppies, cat
fish, etc., were the fish liberated.
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Green Feed On The Farm
"The pastures aro now begin
ning to get short, and if there Is
no other green feed available,
the farmer will notico this short
age at the milk bucket' says
Louis Sawyer of Salem in nn
article in tho current number of
the Oregon Countryman, a mon
thly magazine issued by the stu
dents of the Oregon Agricultural
College.
If a sudden change is made
from pasturage to dry feed, how
ever, Mr. Sawyer says, adecrcaso
in tho How of milk is certain, and
it may evon menu the death of
the animal, becauso of impaction
of the rumen. When it is seen
that a change is necessary, a lit
tle dry feed should bo given with
the green and increased in pro
portion from day to day until, at
tho end of two weeks or at tho
least ten days, the complete
change to dry feed has been
oU'ectcd.
"Tho Northwest farmer can
grown field of kalo with but little
expense while in other sections
the silo is tho mainstay of tho
fanner in getting green feed in
winter," he continues. "In al
most all sections the different
vnriety of roots may be grown,
which make a very good succu
lent feed.
"The succulent feeds arc essen
tial for the best milk production,
and a very good rule to follow is,
"Plan the crops so that there is
the same proportion of succulent
feed to dry the entire year.' This
may be done easily in either east
ern or western Oregon. In both
sections they have their spring
and fall pastures, and some mny
have clover all through tho sum
mer. "As a soiling crop they will
have rye and vetch for early feed,
then several plantings of oats
and vetch, then clover, alfalfa,
corn, and then they will begin to
feed the kale, corn ensilage and
roots. It is preferable to have
both the kale and ensilage, as at
times the weather mny make it
very disagreeable to gather the
kale. It is not considered safe,
too, to feed kale that has been
frozen.
"In eastern Oregon there will
be more alfalfa and less kale and
corn fed. The roots will have to
take their place in winter. Most
men prefer to have both a good
pasture and a soiling crop. They
prefer a soiling crop alone rather
than a poor pasture and a soiling
crop. In all cases some soiling
crop should he fed. especially
during the hot summer months
when the Hies are the worst
During this season the cows will
lie in the shade rather than stay
in the hot sun to pick feed.
"The amount of green feed to
be supplied will vary with the in
dividual cow. It has been found
that the cow not on green pas
ture will require about 35 pounds
of green feed daily. It will vary
with the cow, and should not be
any more than she will clean up.
"The green fields give greater
production of milk than dry be
cause while feed is curing dews,
rains and fermentation elTect
changes which lower the digesti
bility of dry feed. The fact that
masticating and passing the dry
feed through the alimentary
tractretiuire a large amount of
work'accounts, too, for the better
results from green feed, which
is more digestible. Long storage
of fodder, ever under favorable
conditions, decreases both its
digestibility and its palatibility."
This does not mean that the
cow should not have grain as well
as green feed, as a cow giving a
heavy flow can not cat enough
green feed to hold her milk
supply to the maximum with
out drawing on her surplus flesh.
Tho grain has much food in limi
ted space, and not nearly so much
non-digestible material as the
forage.
Grain ration tables in the arti
cle state that cows getting a full
supply of green feed daily should
have grain as follews: Jerseys,
Guernseys, Holsteins and Ayr-
shires giving 20 to 25 pounds of
milk a day, 3 pounds of grain
daily; those giving 30 pounds of
milk.l pounds of grain; 35 pounds
of milk, 5J pounds of grain; and
those giving 40 pounds of milk,
7 pounds of gram. For Jerseys
and Guernseys giving 50 pounds
of milk the grain ration should
bo 8 pounds, and for Holsteins
and Ayrshires with the same
yield, 9 pounds of grain a day
should be fed.
Buy a Farm and make it
pay for itself. The choice farm
ing landa of Harney County.
For walo on Htnall payment and
ton years time at 4 per cent in
terest. The lands of tho Harney
Valley Improvement Company
aro on tho market on these terms
without reservation. First ap
plicant uets his choice. 37
MOTIIKBSHEAD & DONEGAN.
Petition for Liquor Liccntc.
Wc tho iiiulornluiKHl loga! voturs uf
Doulo Product, llnrnpy County, Bints
ol Ort'Kon, tn nrni n I.I co line to Dhaii
Mimmilllu Co to tall Splrittiutin, Mnlt
hihI VIihiun I.lttiim In li'i iiitinlltli'
1 1 inn one gullon m IVnin 1'rcclint lliir
nny County ftitu "I Orison, lor tlie
I'urltnl (it nix tuutitli", ns In July bouml
wo villi over irny.
Nuiiios
Niinii'i
(inn. HnUaiior
II, Wilt kenbvrli
Ohna. I. Hull
1'. Hoyil
O. I., I In i n u in
W. It.Mi'Allnttor
.lumen 12. YotitiK
U'O O. Coolcy
I mini). Hinllli
I'm nk Scbiiatlnn
J, Unrein
It. I). Hi-own
Centra Mltjiiolticim
l I.. Allon
A. II. Cuo
J n mi Mlriuulu
C. V. ChIIoii
TIkiiiiuh Diiluiivun
Jnlin McIamiii
N. Miiuotlti
Jot- IliiUyuii
W, O. Hilling
It. 11. Vll'UlH
Joe ('allow
A. Ht'gnrily
Htm Yrulii(rcn
K. II. ltcdilon
Nutlet) it liorulty kIm-ii Hint Hutur
day tho tllli tiny of NovutnU-r, 11)12 tho
untlvrnlKiioil will upply to tlm llonorl
blo County Court of llnrnoy County
Stiitu of Ort'Kon, (or thu I.lccnau Intnl.
tlonol In tlio uboi'ii potltinn.
Dots Mkhcanui.k Co.
Atlmlntstmtiirs Notlcr.
In the County Court of Harney County,
OifKull
In tlie nmttcr oftlic Untitle of)
Mnry K. Iliilcy, Deeenned f
Notice it licrchr iieo the iniilcrhlncil
wuion Octolwr 7, IDl'J nppolntcil ml
inlnittrntor of the eitntc of Mnry I!.
Ilnley, IVc'd anil lint duly tiitnlified. All
person liuinj,' chiliui iijjiiinat nniil t
tnte lire hereby notified to present them
to me at Nnrrows, Oregon, crillcil ni
by law required, within atx month
from the tlnte hercot.
Dntt-ilnt Iluriu, Ort'Kon, Oct. 12, 111 12.
48 02 W. S, IIai r.v, AdiiilnWtrntor.
In the County Court of thrStnteOrcKOii
lor the County of HnVney
In the Muttcrofthe liitnti' of ( .... .,
Thoiiuw IJ. Joitlnn, tlccciucd f -,,ni,,
To I'rnukic 1'nyne, Cliirn Coolcy, Mr.
Fred IJIIin, IVter Slender, Cnl Slender,
mid to nil other licirs or pcraotu in
terested nnd unknown if miy audi
there Iw, (irectiiiK'.
In the nfliiie of the Stnte of Oregon,
You nro hereby cited nnd required to
npiKiir in the Comity Court of the .State
of Oregon, for the county of llurnry nt
the Court Koom thereof, nt llurna, Ore
gon in thecouuty ol Hiirucy, on Monday,
the 2.r.th day of November 1012, at 10
o'clock on theforcnoouof that tiny, then
nnd there to show cuuw, if nny eaiat,
why an ortlcrof anteahould not be iniidr
as prnyed for in the ietition of the ad
ministrator ot imicl estate duly verified
and filed, of the following rrnl property
of aiiid estate, vii hit h of block 20 of the
City of Horns, Harney county, Oregon.
WITNIiSS, the Hon. Oranl Thompson
JmiKCof the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Harney
with the Seal of nniil Court nthied thia
I) tli day of October A. I). 1012. "
ATNiST: IJ. II Watkh-.. Clerk.
IS f2 lly J. I.. C.u.iihki.i., Deputy
CONTEST NOTICE.
I'HltdihriTlK I.ANIlOrill K I
llurna Orgou, OcluU-l I, ll.'
To t'harh'S Allen, of K.lleublirir, alii,. Con
lealre'
Von are huriln n..ll"i,l ih c. l Mel'ou
nell who alsea llurtii. Orviron. aa hla iriit
utnee aihlrete. ilht on nctitter I, Ul, file In ihti
oiiko nn nuiy rrroloiaiel aillealloli lo
eonleat ami meurv Ihu laiiiellathio nf your
hoineilcal, Knlry Herlal No 01)17 mailu Anrlt
ID, l'JIU, for Lola I, J. . I and !nl-i lloi.Mi, Tnwn
lilpaH. Ilangi) ai K Wlllamelle Merhllan,
ati't aa urouiidi for hla route! he alleirra thai
hi ntrymati, Charles Allen, baa nerer eatab-
naiitiiiir maiiiiaineiiareiiiieneeon aahl tract,
nor haa he. ever culllvatcil or Improved aahi
Iraet to any eitetit whatever, exeent loeauau
.mi . iiuaiiu. iiiiii ii n.iiiaiirauill I'ltireotl, all.l
haa whnllyabandnried eahl iraetfor mum fl,an
one year laat rit, and for iiioih Ihan (J inutitha
prior to Aiiguai u, rill
You are, therefore, further notified that the
said allegation! will lxi taken at Ihlaollkoaa
caving iK-en ronieaaeu uj lou.and youraald
entry wilt bucaueelcdlhereiiuderwlihoiilyour
further right to Im heard therein, either before
thle little or on appeal. If you falllofllo In Ibli
ofllre within twenty day afler the KOIIItlll
nublleatloii of Ihla nollee, aa aliown Iwlow,
youranawer. under oalh, aeeineally meeting
and reirfindliig lo iheae allegalloua of contest,
or If you .all within that time to flloliilhla
office due proof that you have aerved a copy of
oiiranawer on the aald i.uiteatant either In
peraon or by registered mall. If Hilt service la
made by the delivery of a copy of youranawer
totho contestant In iierson, jirool of audi ser
vice must Im either the aald eonleslaul'a writ
ten a kiiiiwledgeinent of hla receipt of the
ropy, ahowlng the dale of llarerlpl. nrthe
affidavit of tho person by whom the delivery
waa made atatlug when and where the ropy
was delivered. It made by registered mall,
proof of such servlru mustronalatof Ihealtlda
rllof I bo iierson hv whom Ihurmivwaa mail.-il
slating when and the post orririi to which II
was maneii. aim una aninavit lotist Ik) accom
lanled by llm Katmaaler'smclpt for the letter
lousoouiiistaio in youranawer the nainvof
the postorllro to which j on desire future notices
iu lie sent to ou
Hate of first publication October 12, 1'JU
lisle il second publication October I'J. I'JIJ.
Hale of third publication Octobers), tWl
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HYDRAULIC l:N(llNtiER
DitchcH, RcHcrvoirs, Final I'roof
Work, Hydro-Electric Power
U. S. Dep. Mineral Work
Court Work A Specially
HiiK'tk'cil I Htli I'rivuto Ami
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AI.DI2KSON - - UKI-UON
NOTICK I-'OH PUBLICATION
llNITKIi HTSTKll.SMlllrrllK, I
Hums. Oregon OiIiiImt If, IVIJ
Nolleo la hereby ul too IhatCarolluo llultou,
widow of Hainuel I lluliou deceased, of Kgll,
Oregou, who, on March A, IUU7, made lloine
sleail entry No, VJfil, HerUI Nn. WI7I, for HWJ,
riiKtlou VI, township al H . llango 'H K., Wfl
lamctln Misrldluti. haa filed liollie of liilenllou
tu make elual Klve-Yt-ar I'roof. til natabllah
claim lu Ihu laud above dcai'tlbed, before the
ifcvgisier nnu itcccircr, ut uiiriis, uregou on
tho mth day of November, I'JIJ
Claimant nuu'i a as wlluessiia
lloUrt I lluliou, Charles W Coincgys. d, A.
Walker, all ol Kull. Oreuno. llavu Nuwinan. uf
llurna, Oregou,
Wu mg, Iteglster,
NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION.
UNlTKIIHTATttJUmiOFriCK, I
lliirna Urrjoti, OrtoUr H, 1911 1
Satlt'n ( lierchv xItmi OiatTliomai Mutton,
ol hull. Oregon, who, on April !W, 1WT, mitt
lloinfiieait entry Nn. !H'i7, Hrrlal No. en
(orNHHWt HtfiHW,. MVlrHKU Hartlon M,
runnalilii &) Ho til h, lunge VI Kasi, V Ilium'
llu Marldlau liaa flloil uotlct of Intention
id nuke nnal flv jcur proof, lo ciltbllili
rltltn to tli Inml ahoiro drier I lied, Ixfora
the llpitor ami Itertlror. at lliirna, Oregon,
on llio huh itay of November, 1911.
Claimant name aa wltnasaral
llnlwrt I.. Million, t'hat lea W, Uointgya, t). A,
Walker, allot Kill, Oregon, Data Novrnianof
llurna, OtefKiii.
WM.FAM.K, Ittgliter,
NOTION KOIt PUBLICATION
llNITKITAT:al.iNIOrnci, I
llurna, Oregon, October 14, Ul'il
Nollro la liemliy t eu that lleorila K, (leorg
ol lirnnaey, Oregon, who on lleceinlwr 7, llioa,
inailn Hiiert l.aml Kmry Htrlal No. Olitu, for
HKNWn,KUNK4, NKiHK),Hao. 1, N)jn((,
N)( Mi, Vertlon I, Townanlp vu Poiilli,
llange a.i, K , Wltlainetto Meridian, haa tllrii
noilce of Intention tn inaka final I'roof, to
ealahllili rlalm lolho laml alKllre ileaerlkeil,
tH'lorn the llegliter ami lleeelrer, at llurna,
Oregon, on Ihuvmli ilayof Novatnbnr, HIJ,
Claimant nameaaawilneMf a:
W. J. (leorge, W I. Jonea, Jnliu Klinlxll, J
A. tleorge, all of lireu aey, Oregon,
Wm, Kigai, llrglilor.
NOT10H FOlt l'UIH.IOATION.
t!HITlBTAT l.NI)Orrtl' I
llurna, Oregon Hoi.teraber HO, IBI'J.
Nnth'u la hereby riven that Klttier It, Taylor,
ol lirewaey. Oregon, who. on May, 17, IUU7, mailt
llomeatead Kntry No alio, Xertal No. IVJOT.
for KUHK.ij.rVetlouliA, 'lowiiahlp It H llango
M K , IMIIameltu Meridian, haa died nolle of
Intention In make, final Dye. year iroof. Iota
tahllah nlaliit to th laud ahoya dearrlbed, !
lore K U Iloedr, t', H, Cominlialoner, at hta
olllre, at Drewiey, Oregon, nn the lOlh day ol
November, I'JIi
rlalinaiil nainea aa wllueiaea
Mllllaiii II Houth, (leorge Klley. Albert
Altnow, IVIIIIam A. Iloberlxin, alt of lirewaejr,
Oiegon.
Wu KiHKI, Iteglaler.
NOTION KOIt I'UIILIOATION.
HMTKiiNrtTKa I.tNiidrricK
llurna, Oregon, October II. lull,
Notice Is hereby given that Howard N. Kots,
of llarrluiau,Oregu.who on Sentein her 1.1,190V,
made. Homestead Kntry Merlsl No, rtXH.l,
tor Hj, Hertlon 19, Township 9ft Houth,
llango i. K.ast, Willamette Meridian, baa filed
notice ol Intuition to make I'ummutallou
proof, to establish claim to the laud above de
scribed, liefore Iteglster and Kcrelrer, at llurna,
Oregon, on the '.1'th day of November, 1912.
Claimant names aa witnesses-
Clarence J. Hill, Ira I, Hleeer, bolhot ltar
rlman, Oregon. Chaa Itohu. of Hums, Oregon,
H. M, Tall ol, of Harrlinau, Oregon
Wu. Kjr. Iteglster,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNtTgiihTATa!.iKnOrrirr, I
lliitua, Oregon, October l, isli I
Notice la hereby given that Ada It. Nasi. of
Kollyfariu, Oregon, who, on June 9, imd, made
ni, Oregon, who, im June 9, IWJ, made
ead entry, Herlal Nn. UMM lorHkHKU,
JI.NUolNU. HKllNK.tr. Kecll.il. Ill an3
iiotoesiea
Hetlon
.T.H.ir.;,, neciiou vn, lownanip n rtoutu,
Itauge .l'i K., Wlllamelle Meridian haa Iliad
notice of Intention to make flnal three-year
proof, lo lalablish claim lu the land above
described, before Itsglster and Receiver, at
Hums, Oregon, on the lOlti day of PeiemUr.
tl;.
Claimant nainea aa wjtnesaea
U', H. Xtrixle ami Klla Martin both of Cold,
Oreguu, liorraa N. Neat and I, II. Neal bulb
of rollyfarm, Oregon
Ws.fmt, Kiglster.
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NOTICH KOK rUHMCATION.
I'NITKII HTA T KM I.ANII OKKICKl
Hums. Oregou, OrlolMir ri, nil. I
Nollre Is hereby given that Hlarr lliickland.ol
llartinr,Oregiiii,who,iinJulrA,lli,inadellonie.
alead l.ntry Ferial No aafor Hh Berlloii IJ,
township ft H . Kauge 33 K. , Will. melt. Mart
dlall. haa rllol liollcuof Inlelllloll to make null
three vtar tuoot lo establish claim lo the
lann anoveurartiiM-ii tiernra Iteglster and He
reiver, at llurna. ongou, uii the 'Alhdayof
November VIM.
r'lalmaiit namia as wllneaaea
U. M Hates, John Klebuer, W. M, ll.mlllon.
I runy Vlrkora, all of lliiehauan, Oiegou
Mm. Ksaait, Heglstrr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I nirsn HrsTts l.iiiiiiirii t:
llurna, Oreiroo, i) ml -, t y
Nolrls berehralteli IhalCliarle, c i Aurl.
of Kull. il goii.Hiui, on Auguatia), iwi, aim
Aiiguai I, im r- -!- Inilly made Homestead
Km Ira Sin . itrll 0.1MI and No iu on. 'oi
M11K,. . J-i S,SKl 8WJ JN K.i f. HM1N K'l
IWJ4"hS. I ,Ni1.riuiiW1 TownallptAh,
Itangelle lllllametlr 'r.l.n haa Hll on
tire ol Intention lo ma kn filial three li-n W.i..r
tneslaldisli claim mtbe IsndalHivt desi rlbeil
kefnreltrgisieraiid lleeelver.al llui us, Oiegou,
nn Ihu llih day of November tali
Claimant nsioea as wltii'srs'
Uun.r.l il Wllso I lvie Ijivo. Anton Kill,
William lisrU-r all or Kgll.O rgou.
Hat Kiaas. Ilijdil.r
NOTKM-: KOK I'UliLlCATION.
I NnKKhTAlKal.ANltOKKICK, I
llurna, Oiegou, October 74, IVI'J, I
Nollte Is hereby glteu that Austin Peboy, of
Klosh, 1 ake I utility, Oregon, who, on Novem
ter 'it I'rJ, made llomesliad Application.
i.-rlal So IWA-.7, for KUHK.',, HKJ.SKi,, hWJ.'
HK'a. sei llou 3, and NK'i. Mellon III. Town
ship :r. Ninth, Hanger.) Kast. Wlllamelle Meri
dian, haa filed iioilco of Inleullou lu make
Mini three year proof, in establish claim to
the land above described, l-eforo the Iteglster
ami l!i celt it, at llurna, Oregou, on the lllh
lar oi ,e. (-luuvr, IVW
Claimant names aa witnesses
Thomas J. Hulllvaii, William M, Mulkey,
Nehemlah Klne, J. I Khlrk all of flush, Ore
gon, W'u. Kaagg, Iteglster
NOTICK FOR I'UHMCATION
CNIIKIl HTATKrt I.ANII DKKICK, I
llurna, Oregon, October , 1 VI 2.
Notice Isliereby given that Hanuah Mcy, of
llurna, Oregon, who, on May 'Jv mr7. nail
,hn, on May TJ. uu7, mail
No. 3I3J, Herlal Wo IWns, for
IU, and IVUNlWi, Kecllon II,
Ii, ItangeSI Kast, Wlllamelle
nilini-ieaii j-.mry c
E.Js.r.'.i neeilon 10,
Towushlli2S Houth.
Meridian, has flled nollruiif Inlatitimi in mb
Dual nveyear proof toesiabllsh claim to tbe
land above decrlhed, befiire the Iteglster and
Iteeelver. al lllirns. Orri.1111. nn (Iim mill .i.m
,.r w,iu....,l.. mi. - '
U. ,,WIVIIU.I .V,,
Claimant uamea aa wllnessesi
, Neva lloitdt r, (leorge W. Ilodder, IhomaaH
Hprague, William It llaviaou all of llurna,
Oregon,
Wm. Kaan, Iteglster,
N0TI0I5 KOIt I'UHLIOATION.
UNITKIIHTATKS I.ANDOKKICK.I
litKtia, Orcgoo, October l, Ull
Niitko Is hereby given that Ada II Neal, of
Kollyfariu, Oregon, who on Junes, iwj, made
Desert hand Kntry Herlal Nil. Ift'i'J.for HKUNK'J
iK:.a7. '' " lu"l" MK.,HV.l,NWjJ and
NWJjMWIi Hec. m. 'Iii.niblp in) rl.; llango VI
K., Ullamelle Meridian, haa filed notice of
Intention lo mako Final I'roof to establish
claim to the land above described, liefore
the Iteglster and Iterelrer, al llurna, Oregou
on tbu ICIb day of December, lull.
Claimant namea aa wllneaaea:
W.H Hlroda. of Cord, Oregou, William lieu
wick, Hon as N Neal, J. II, Neal, all jf Kolly.
farm, Oregon.
Wu, Kantg, Iteglster,
NOTKJK KOIt rUWjICATION
UNITKDHTATK.B I.ANII OKKItIK, I
llurna, Oreguu, October s, 191J.
Nollt o Is hereby given that Chaa H, Oard, of
l.aweii,Origiin,whoou July 7, 1KCJ, inadalfnine-
i July 7, IMMi, made Ifntne
for W,NW)iAN(HW,
.1Hltaiig342 K.VVIIIatu
ed notice of lnteutlou to
aieau r.ntry.rio, o-i-oiv, lor
necnon n iownstupi
etle Herllllatl. haa tiled
mako final three year proof, to ealabllah elalm
to the laud above dearrlbed, before Iteglaler
and Iteeelver, at llurna, Oregou, ou tbe lllh day
einveniMir, jvw,
I'lalmani lUtnea aa wltlieaseal
John A, Oard ami It, II, Alismua. Imth of
i awen, uregou ueorge s, ramar, iiarilinan
Oregon H. A, fllbaou, I. awen, Oregon,
Wu, Kaaag, lleglstar.
NOTIOK KOIt I'UHLIOATION
IInitiii HTATg l.iHn Ornrg
llurna, Oregon, October a, 1012.
Nollre la hereby given that Mettle Wilson,
of llurna, Oregon, who, nn December 7, lHOa
made llcaert-l.aiid Knliy, No, 1)1072, for NKU.
r,v. .." i"i .innKiiii m n , iiauge eu r
.1 iiiaiuet'e,
Meridian, haa filed notice oi
make final nraof. to estahllaii
luteullon lo make final proo
claim lo the laud above described, before
ucgisipr ami ncceiver, at Hums, Oregon, on
Iholitlh day of November, 1U1J
Olalmant nanus aa wllnessesi
Chaa, Wllsiiu, Chester (I. Illhbard ami (J K,
huos, all uf llurna, Oiegou Kd, Kueueiiiaun,
of Narrrwa, Oregon,
Wm fating, Iteglaler
Cause of Insomna.
Tho most common causo of in
Homnia is disorders of tho atom'
itch and constipation, Chamber
lain's Tablets cprrect theso dis
orders and enable you to sleep,
For sale by all dealers.
IO0IBTIR,
IIAHMXY LODQB, HO, 77, I, O O T.
Mtata rtr Bturday lu Odd VtHoit Hall
ttTiaopm. r,
IV. Hear
T. B. Bpraiut, Bacratarf,
fip
tagut, Dtcrtiary,
work aafollowai ftnl
leoond Halurdar. rtrat
N II
Iteareo work ai
reo
oiiowai ruaiHaturday mi
Halo
nri a
ri aerond
a vaturaar, nrai netraei tuirii
Haturday, Hacond Degree) fourth Hatutday,
Third Iteirea.
iiURNBbohaxNo.n.A.r.A. m
McKa every first and third Haturday lu each
month. Win. Miller, W M
Ham Molhershead.flecralaiT.
M)I)KUN WOODMKNOK'AMKltltU
Meata every aeoond and fourth Kridayeven
liil at I.O.O. K.llallial Uelghbora Inylled.
New appllranla will twelve courteous Ireal-
"ll,,fc. . . . M'A IHfga.V O.
W T, Usler, Clark, '
IllJItNU CIIAITKH NO, 40, 0. K. H.
Merta rerr gecoud anq- fourth Mondava. In
"KVu" ,Ui,, fraukl Welcoinc, W. M.
Kllahwea, Hecratary,
BYI.VIA KK1IKKAII DKC1HKK No.sS.
Uetlaeverylataodtd Wedueaday.
... , . . ., HyrdliiDalloii.N. 0,
Madge Leonard, Ilea, See',
TUI.K C'litt'I.K No. IU, W. of W,
Meelo every fourth Tuesday.
., , . Maud llortoii, II, M
Healer Ooolmau, Clerk,
OrriOIALOlUKOTOHY
TATI OklUORI
UH.Haualors
I Jonathan llournaJr.
Jileo. K. Chamberlain
(W U Kills
I J Wllawlcy
A.M. Crawford
Congressman
Attorney Ueuaral ,,,,
Uoveruur ., ..
Heerelary ol Btata . .
Treasurer,
Hupt, rubtlo luatrucllon.
niste frlnter . .
.Oswald Wen
K W llenaou
. . ..T. II. Kay
. I.. It, Alderman
. W BUunlway
fltobl Kaklti
IT, A. Ucllrlde
.Uoolt Jiuruett
Supreme Judges
i ii, u. ueau.
IK. A. Monro
NINTH JUDICIAL DIHTIUCT,
lllaltlct Judge Ilalion igga
ilatrlct Attorney J W McCulloeli
vpoiy nisi Any unisonal
Circuit Court meets the Oral Monday In
April and Brat Monday In October.
lolnt Henator , ..
lolul-Uepreseutatlve.
O W I'arrlsh
W II llrooke
oocaur ttAasigy:
County Judge
Clerk , . . .
Treasurer , .
huryeyor . ...
rlberirr.
Aaaeaaor,
BchoolBvierlnteudtnt,
Coroner ..
Block Inspector
Commissioners
Omit Thomson
K. II. Watera
Hltnou lwla
. Krauk I' oowau
A, K. Hicbardson
J. J. ttonegati
I.M llaullion
J W deary
.John Itobluaon
st. I', rlylvrsler
IU. A Hmylh
County Coart meet the Drat Wednesday In
January, March, May, July, Hept. tuber and
Novaober,
mamiit o. i. b nn errici:
legiater
lerelvar
Wm Karre
lauk Davey
cttr.-auaHs1
Mayor,
llrcordtr,
Treaaurer
Marabal, .
..O,
W.Clovenger
. A. M. Ilvni
J.O. VlehoineJr.
..It. I llatnrs
(II. J. Ilauseti
A. C Welcome
Kraua Davey
Ceuncilman:
t It, J.McKluuoti
Meettuga of the Council every rVeoud, ami
fourth Wedn.s.t
Sumpter Valley
Railway Co.
ri.MH TAIII.K NU. 0 IN
JIINKH, IU0M.
Kl H (T
Weal II mini.
Nn I I'uaa-a. in.
Haft II mill
Nu. 'J IVei i in
Jl'l
Jt3
U:u8
I0;0l
10.07
10:17
I.v
llakir Cliy
Houth Maker
rfall.l-ui
b-kliartt
Tlioiuwiint
Slixlilaril Juiictiiint
WU.rTaiiikt
Doau'eHuurl
McKwent
JUNCTION!
MuoipUr
JUNCTION!
funimltt
O I. (.'n.i
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10 :'J '
10 ;U "
10:66 '
11:10 '
11:15
11 M0 "
NOON
12:00 '
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WlillnryJ " 00
TI1TON, " 2 10
Aualln " o 10
Hlop on iiguala only. jNo ni nt.
Ticket letutxl only (or etatloint where
trlm aro ichodulod to make regular
clopi. rtsacnKeri muit purchase tick
et where gonti c-lat Iwforo ciitfrliiR
train or 25 cents lt Jdltlon to tlm ru
gular fare will bo charttod.
JOSKI'II A. WKHT, Htt.l.
(IHANTUKDI)KH. Anal. Bout.
$1500 Reward!
Tho Oregon, Cal
Ifjrnls and Nevada.
Ilvedlock I'roleu
lion Aaaoclatluuof
whloh the under
algusd la member,
will glvu li.uuo 00
reward for evi
dence leading lo
the arrest anil con
viction ol any par
ty or partlf a steal
ing horses, cattle
or inulra belonging
to any of lla mem
Ura.
In addition to the above, tho undersigned
oners me same coouillou .'aa).CM fur all horses
branded borse shod bar on both or either Jaw
iirau.i recotue.1 lu eight rouutlea Itauge
llruay, Uke and Crook countlca. Ilnraea
vented whauaold.
None but grown horses gold and only In
argoouncnea,
W. W.UitOWN file, Oregon.
nmnmnmtmntttmmutm
Mrs. Grace B. McHose
TEACHER
Voice and Piano
Methods Used In
C!wc!alli CMserratory or Music
Ucfldencc Studio and door went
I'regbyterlan Church
umtimmnaimttMtnum:j
"a
j Star Hotel j
S. J. MIDWINTUIt, Prop.
NARROWS, - ORKQON Z
TltU will bo found dcalrnble
and hoipltablo itopplny; place
2 where comfort and courteous I
treatment are considered first
I Feed Barn !
; Conducted In connection Z
fMHHtttt.
I III jTp0BTMWEST LftNoPROOUCTS (iX I II I
I II I I U& INTERNATIONAL OAIRY Ijj 1 I I
1 iJ poRTiAMo.ortc. "njl I
illJ N0VEMOER 10.19,20, 1912 U.
I laf i-atrntiits ri bifttiANTa ahu oiuv.nnc.ri hi l "T"T"
I lafl FROM CVEPY M I JL-J JC
I II POINT III THE PACiriC HORTHWCST WILL DC HCRU II I
MANY VALUAULC PRIZED II
ayj i iinuit vrun I ri nnn,K u- aajl I
I lol'.a "J -!-- -a'w--2irt":i,'sWl I 1
NV ft7M
II Ifll EXCURSION iff n
v 1 I-ARE6 FROM ALL fl-lA DnM STATIONS I .,.
' m ASK ANY U W Kall AOENT J r
,i '-TM FOR FULL PARTICULARS MTJ
'' flSTbM DATta "' lt '' l,'lt ' llMIT H0"ti Msay M T
WHY NOT MAKE S200, A MONTH - - Thai's
9 50.00 a Wook, almost $IO. a Day
a
HrltltiK Victor Safes and flm-nroof Unea
to mnrvhanla, doctora, lawyera, ileutlsta and
well to-do farmers, all of whom realise I he need
of aaafe.but do not know how easy It la lu own
one Dalesmen declare our prnpoaiilou one uf
the beat, clean e.ll money making opportune
Ilea ever received Without previous ritvrl
enco YOU ran duplicate the auceeaa ut others.
Our handsomely Illustrated 2uu page calaloK
wilt enable you to present the subject to cue-
lomcre iu aa tuverrsiioK
you rern rllotlnu theru thruugli our factory
i.i.lanieii im-.i,. ailvlee anil Instructions for
n,,lii.lntf UIVIh .w.liila ultleti It la ItiltMlaallite far a TiroanellVM pll.lnmar tn flenr
.itt vnlT !. (Iim nr.1 lii annle from vour
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w aan a w al M be asa aaai
W. W. DRINKWATER
Main St., -
BURNS MILLING CO.
NORTON 6l SAYER, Propts.
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring, Moulding,
Finishing Lumber.
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Cood Road.
Lumber Yard in Burns.
C3rO To T13LO
WHITE
LIVERY
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS
'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Cails.
R. J. McKINNON, Jr., Proprietor.
sxr&i&-v&&ittfft&mriitiTfKaii.
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WRITE FOR SPECIAL CATALOG HD PRICES
' THE A.H.AVERILLMACHINERVCO.
5prKANP.UAa5H-PORTI ANtYORF .. .5AN lOSF TAI
! m m -mm as. e svsse 9 www a, est wi a
jHi tH
is manner as inongu
Men api-olnted as
aelllmr aafea. irlvlnir
Why
vlclnltr befom euiiii-citinnjae vets the tarrltorvr 1
.. ,-::e..-' -" -
locality.
llliy. .
The 25lli anniversary ntour
company waa celebrated by
erecting the moat modern safe
factory In the world. Wide
awake man who received our
special aelllUK Inducement,
rendered II necessary to double
our output, we are spenaiuic
many thousands of do!
mere en
largmgour aaiea urKaimauoii,
but lo learn all particulars, It
will coat you only the price ut
a postal card.
Ask for Calalogue 16T,
THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOCK CO.
CIKCInNUI, OHIO
Blacksmialiiag and
ilorseslioing
Wagon Work
COOLEY AUTO
MATIC BRAKES
Burns, Oregon,
FRONT
STABLE
illjSSEU
El,. -
B0IU
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HfilOH GRADE
MACHINERY
wm w -w r i ejaass aia'arie. a V W v r
PK0FKSBI0NAL CARDS.
MiiRSDEN & GRIFFITH
I'lijnluIiuiB mill Hiitw)iir.
IIIJIINH, OIIKOON.
Ii. E. IIIBUnRD
Olllcn firat tlwir cnKl plioUj xnllury
llurna, Ort'Kon.
W. C. BROWN,
jusr-arisi'.
IIUIINB, OltETlON,
Olllfo roiiinn H nml (I MitNonlc liiillillnK
C A. REMBOLD
Atlornoy-fit-Law,
Oums, Oregon. -
MILLIill & CIIHZIiM
A'lTOUNKVS AT LAW
lliirim, Orison.
UiMiiim l) nnd 7 Manonli! IlulMlug
Kami loans inlckly inado at reasonable rates
CHflRliES W. ELLIS
LAWYER
Hums, - - Oregon
I'mrtlrvN In tlm Ktnlu Court" nml be
run) tlio I7.H. Unit Otlicu.
ChnH. FJ. Xxjormrd,
Attohnkv-at-law,
Onrcful nlUintioii given to Collec-
lioiiH iitid Koul Kfttatu innttnrB.
l'irii Inniiinnco.
Notitry I'uklia
HUIINB. OltKClON.
U. UJ. GEARY
I'livxti'Inu ii ml Surgeon.
MtiriiH, - - - Orc(on.
Officii In hum liiillilliiK'Witilii n( Welromu
linrm-KH "Imp, .Main St. r
'I'liono .MulnH.'i.
DENrMflf. & 0Ef.rMflN,
Physicians and Surgeons
CuIIh iiinivicruil iruniitly nllit or titty
'I'linmi llitrrlttiaii.
Harrlman, Oregon
JOHN ROBINSON
Slock Inspector, Harney Conoty.
llotii A hi rm llttrii, Oro
Dr- Minnie Hand
Physician and Surgeon
lliict It'epliine Ci.iircctliii
Luw-n, Ore.
A. V. C.OWAN
ArrORNKY-AT-LAW
.'(.lie Courls nml Unitt-d States
Luid Ofiico Practice
Three doors South of the
Harney County National Bank
Hiirns. Otrjfon.
It II t IMICKK
JiaiO M AM MK-
M V. Ikmug
tfso, u. au.soc. c g.
COOPER & DODGE
Civil and Hydraulic Engineers
Irrigation, Water Supply
Sewerage, Water Power.
SiirvujH, ,Miim, Ketliimtes, Supervision
BURNS, OREGON
1. (3. Dii.tAiiii
formerly AsaU Kngliu-er
lull H. Ki-cloniiillon Htr
Vlri'. AvO. Kadi.kneh
Korraerly C'lilef Kt
glni'er uf Hoist- &
Wfatern Ity.
Eastern Oregon Engineering
Company
CIVIL AND IRRIGATION ENGINEERS
Hums, Oregon
H. N. McCOMB
General Repair Shop Rear W.
O. Whlte'H Shop, S. Main Street
Plumbing, Pump and Wind
Mill Work a Specialty.
Burns Sheet
Metal Works
Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron Work of all
Description.
Camp Sloes, Tanks, Jobbing, Numb-
Ing (o order. Give Me a Trial.
C. W. SCHUMANN
Proprietor. Vocstly's Old Stand.
J01INUKMIIEHLIN0,
.towoloi Optioitm and
I'siiurravor.
Kim Watrli Ucpairiii; A Spe
cinlty.
AlwnVH lentil- fm. !nli ....t!...
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