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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1912)
T 7 " i m ; jm J I 1 ( t tl it tl A w it a CO wl wi thi ba dei (n ass for wic On line the T atai fact a la able tori fori beec Tt 8tOCl past sage bill This ment who toehi diseai Drj ning Tillrm take 1 Natioi every hibit a tions "farmir Icntsh Bacon A it lings ai ties is "Camp the don of the ( lege. : popular been ex funds a. so excez the pap For 1 camp, pi for the i pan anc brown i boiling half full. 2 cups oJ bacon po grease i make it Drop the gravy by cook we! the grav: are remo and watei the crisp Bacon f slicing the after soak hour, roll! flour and grease. To the Ladies! We take great pleasure in announcing that we are now prepared to make Ladles Suits and Coats, as well as Mens. We have secured the services of a tailor who has had years of experience In the art and study of fine tailoring. SNYDER LYCIICRS ARE RELEASED EXCEPT DUPUTY CASEDAY THE GAME LAW CHANGES ITS AIM Stnto Commission To Bo Asked To Recommend Amendments Governor Wct Pardons Tho Four Men Conditionally And Much Comment Result When you order a suit from us you know that you are going to get the goods, style and workmanship. When you order a suit thru a mail-order house, you don't know just what you are going to get; you don't see the goods and the work Is done by machinery and when the suit Is received in most cases alterations are necessary be fore you can wear it. You save time and money and we guar antee you satisfaction when you order thru our store. Williams-Zoglmann Clothing Company Leading Clothiers - - High Grade Tailoring I. O. O. F. Building - - Burns, Oregon Proposed chnnges in tho gamo laws of Oregon will bo taken up at tho inixl meeting of tho Slate Cimno and Fish Commission, Dec. Tho following taken from tho Kiht, when it will bo asked tho Portland Journal of last Wodnes- crtmmisMion that It recommend to day is an explanation of why tho Legislature tho amendment capital puuishmqnt carried by of the license law to permit Cali- such a big ninjorityat tho recent fornia sportsman, provided they election. II is just such cases have resident licenses in that that mnko people vote us they state to hunt and llsli in OrcKon did at the last electien: on tho payment of tho rcuular Conditional pardons worouruu- resident license feo of $1. Tho ed yesterday by Governor West present law, npplviiitfto nil non to Albert Green, Hen llinton, rosidunts of (JroRon, requires tho Kmmult Shields and Karl Shields payment of $fi for an nnnlitijriuul who, with J. II, Casscday, were $10 for a hunting license, convicted of killing Ollio Snyder, c. V. Stone, n member of the near Hamilton, in Grant county, commission from Klamath Falls, on Christmas day of 11)01), and were sentenced to life imprison ment. Caseday, who was deputy sheriiT of Grant County at tho time of tho killing, was sentenced lite iwas-taCd. JUUAN BYRD. Manager SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7. 19U SUBSCRIPTION RATES On. Y..r S2.00 SU Month. 100 Thr. Month .78 STILL ON THE BORDEK We are still on the border. "We," in this case, refers to the State of Oregon, typically con cerned. In the Eastern, Central and Southern part of the state, there is plenty of range left and the spirit of the range abounds, not excluding that phase of it which runs into lawlessness. We have in mind the report from Burns, which runs to Jthe effect that the stockmen of that section have found it expedient to or ganize for the protection of their stock against the depredations of horsethioves. There is nothing at all remarkable in such an or ganization, except that one can not help being impressed with such news as orginating in the same communities wherein the activities of so splend and so modern a city arc in evidence. Reading a news story of this sort on the streets or in the lobbies of a city like this seems like perusing the record of life in a community far removed - a borderland that indeed is distant in time as well as miles. But the truth and comparative conti guity of it only bring to mind how closely progress crowds up on the more primitive conditions It affords a more impressive con ception of the things we are do ing in Oregon and the manner in which we do them. Cities of skyscrappers on one side of the state, while the inhabitants of the other side are organizing to enforce the law of the range. It is a remarkable contrast if one stops to think about it, but thoroughly typical of the present status of the American We.st. Telegram. will recommend that changes bo made in the law relating to the number of ducks that mny bo killed. Thirty-live n day is the nresent limit, and Mr. Stono con- to bo hanged, but his sentenco tends that to conserve this vnr was commuted to life imprison. j0ty 0f Knmu n tho law should ment, Ho was not given a par- ajow ul,t t birds in a single don., ,. , i day, Hnd but 2T in seven consc- Six months-ago.. 'thd parole ctltivo days shooting. He main board recommended " pardons for tains that thru tho Willamette the four who were released to- Valley in Central Oregon, nnd In day, . Klamath country people are op- This case attracted wide inter- posed to the present high day est in eastern Orecon. where nil limit, on tho grounds that tho -: tho parties were well known. t ducks are being exterminated. for them as it should be. A leg-! On December 21, 100!), Snyder' Mr. Stono would have the horn matures quickly; they may murdered Arthur Green, brother opening of tho duck season fixed bo hatched in May and then ma- of Albert Green, near Hamilton, for October 1st throughout the turo in time for fall layers. At news of the killing the Green state, instead of the varying During tho past twenty-five c'n" begun to gather. Deputy dates for different sections under years I have bred and kept all Sheriff Caseday left for Monu- tho present law, tho earliest of classes of breeds, and my ex- ment to nrrost Snyder, and the which is September 1st. Tho local Hod and Gun Club has been asked for rccommenda- norionce has led me to believe others went after Arthur Green's that tho Rhode Island Rod is the body. It hnd been taken to best suited to winter egg produc-' Hamilton and was being prepar tion of any breed I have ever hnd Pared for burial when Caseday anything to do with. I did not arrived there with his prisoner, get any Rhode Island Red chicks The prisoner -was taken into a hatched out last year untill along saloon where llinton, Shields' in May, but the middle of Decern. brother and Albert Green were, I had nearly one-half of my Red pullets laying steadily nnd hao lions as to the changes desired in the game laws and the mem bers should moot and discuss them. It seems the proposed change in tho open season for 'ducks would not apply here. Ernest Obernolto is hero will 12000 lbs. of salt ho has taken from Warner Lake. Ho Btates ho has deposed of about all of his product. John McMullcn is In town to day. Ho has been building a dam on Rock Creek for himself nnd Archie McGownn which ho has just completed. and it was then, that the idea of September 1st is a good date, lynching Snyder was propagated, , - not ceased since that time. Two and, according to the evidence, cu for wrmni. or three serve cold days seem to was encouraged by Deputy Sheriff i make no difference with their Caseday. Soon after Cascduy Notice is hereby given that egg output. left with his prisoner and a short there are sufficient funds in the Tlinrn to .mini, In llmnlnm (llHtlinPO fnim lllltllllmi Mll'V COUIUV tl'lllSUrY tO rCdi'dll till A..v.. .t iiiui.il ii. iiiu a.iuiiif . ..-- ..... -.. ...,, . v . .. too, in making a good winter J were hnlted by .men, who took Hnrnoy County Warrants regis ecrir record. Since brcedincr the ' Snyder from Cnseday and rid-'tered prior to January 10, 11)12. Reds, which began about twelve years ago, I have aimed each year to improve the laying quali ties and feel that I have been died his body with ul!ets, while Caseday was sent back to Hamil ton by another road. The convicted men wero receiv- at the penitentiary July 0, very hardy breed and when 1 1910, and it in reported their re handled properly will make a I lease is causing - dissatisfaction among other prisoners who have petitions in for paroles or par- very successful. The Reds are a ed Interest will cease on all such warrants November 1(5, 1012. Simon Li:wis, Treasurer Harney County. good showing for themselves. Plants That Hold Water dons. Getting Winter Eggs In the deserts, where water is scarce or entirely absent, there are a number of plants that suc ceed in estiiblisbintr thomsnlvps by storing up water. In the summer they looK like a bundle of sticks and they seem leafless, but when tho rains come the leaves become filled with water and expand considerably. The leaves of some of these plants have the appearance of stuffed pillows. The stem shoots up, then the flower comes and at last they fade and the seed ripens Little by little the supply of water gives out, and in time the plant looks like withered sticks again. Other trees store water in their roots. This also is the case with a tree that looks very much like an oak as tar as its foliage is concerned, but which has a bright orange flower. Tho Abor- A. Venator, the prominent stockman, was in the city from Crowley on business this week Ontario Democrat. Rodney Cozad is over from Canyon City on a visit to his sis tes, Mrs. Curtis Smith nnd other relatives and friends. Prof. Sutton of the public school He Laughed 'Till He Died Tn.lor.!urK. Olilo Abu Hklwier, tho vIHuko 'm1iiiM, IiiiikIkmI Mmitclf to ilcntli Irom ri-mlliiK llll'l" tlw Orcnl Amorli'iiii .Muttiulut! "' I'm) M'"li I" miikini; itruut" Mriilfn 1 liun uny other inK4zinn boloru tliu Amrnclin public tcxluy. It ih a iiinK'iiluc llist will Lnci tho w liole fiinilly in n K00' Ixiiiior. Tin UlTol lliir I'diiUliii the Krcutcit urlmlH, carliiitiirUte, critic mid xlIU)r on tlic (ontlncnt. It Ih lilulily illuttrnted nnd TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. Notice Is hereby given that tho County Superintendent of liar noy County will hold tho regular examination for applicants for sUito and county papers at Burns Oregon, as follews: roil 8TATE l'AI'WtB Commoncing Wednesday, Dec, 18, at Oo'clock a. m., nnd contliv uing until Saturday, Dec. 21, at 4 p. in. Wednesday forenoon Writing U. S. History, Physiology. Wednesday afternoon- Physic nl Geography, Reading, Composi tion, Methods in Rending, Meth ods in Arithmetic. Thursday forenoon Arithme tic, History of Education, Psy chology, Methods of Geography Thursday afternoon Grammar Geography, American Literature, Physics, Methods in Language, Thesis of Primary Certificate. Friday forenoon Theory and Practice, Orthography, English Literature. Friday afternoon -School law, Botany, Algebra, Civil Govern ment Saturday forenoon Geometry, Geology. Saturday afternoon - General History, Bookkeeping. L. M. Hamilton, County School Superintendent. HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF The sworn statements of Life Insurance Companies on file at tho State Insurance Department, Salem, show that In 1909. 1910, 1911, Oregon Life the Only Life Insurance Company Exclusively Oregon, sold more policies in Oregon than any other company. In 1912 Oregon Life is surpass ing nil its previous records. UEST FOR OREGONIANS E. C. EfJOLKSTON, . Agent. FOR SALE BY OWNER. 1 section, GI0 acres, level un improved sage brush land in Hnrney Valley, ennbesubirrignt ed. 1C0 acre tract, fenced, good house deep well nnd otherwise, improved. Prices made toBtiit in tending settlers. No speculators I need apply. Inquire at this office. - Browns Satisfactory Store Shoes For School Choico of Tan, Calf and Gun Metal and Patent, heavy good wearers for school girls and boys. School Hosiery Childrens School Hose. Fine Rib bed School Hose, and made for hard AH sizes for children. wear. Girls Winter Cloaks A few advance numbers of Misses and Little Girls Coats. Wc can show you a few styles at this time that may be just what you want. WWWMMMWWBMilllMlil .L a Overcoats For Winter OvercoatB for Boys nnd young Men Wc can plcanc and fit you both. Call and get yours from the latest line. School Suits For Young Boys and Men at all ages from 6 to 15 years. Heavy for winter and a small price attached. Boys Winter Wear A Fine and Warm Line of Winter Underwear and Ovcrshirts for the Boys. Also the best line of latest Sweater Coats at Rockbollom Prices. N. BROWN & SONS 1 Henry Jennings is today. in town A Valuable Silver Cup ADMINISTRATORS notice. For The Best Agricultural Exhibit In the Comity Court fur llnrncy County, liMlw nmt7 of 'the IMnte f Ziiclmrlnh f Prod"ct grown tributary to the Oregon Trunk, Spokane, Port- II, Strouil, DccciihciI 1 The uiiiIcmIkiiciI IiiivIiik Ikc" 'luly -poinlcil Ailiniuiatrntrix of the above mined cutiitc in the nhoc named court, nil pcnoim Imviiij; clniui nUiiliut oiilil entitle mc hurcby notified , to prenent them, -duly vermeil in uy inw required, to the uulerlKelnt the olHre I of (leo. S. Miemnrc, in the City ol Huron, Ilnrney Comity, Oregon, within hix (flj month" frntu the date hereof. Dated lluriif, Orcm. Nov 111, 101'.' I.OIS M. STKOl I), Ailiuiuiatiatrii of the liitnteof '.Lihu null II, Stroud, Deid. Chi S eiZKkioiii!,oiicof the Attorney land & Seattle, Oregon Electric nnd United Railway at the Pacific IV-W Land Product Show Portland November 18-23 Will He Given By These Railways $9.93 3F8.OTO.xic3. Tx-ip To PORTLAND From BEND, Oregon Tickets on sale Nov. 18, 10, 20, return limit Nov. 2S. 'U44 J)i2'T3CjhczrEi c. H wa.CBBBPPfBBMMEry lL-.f m v BbLaVL.H 5 fcgHe mmmmmmmamvmasmamsa iQNTRUNKRY.1 Ml CENTRAL DRECDN LINE fklifi TS Round Trip To Spokane or the qriOeO NATIONAL APPLE SHOW Tickets on sale Nov. lOtli, to 16th inclusive. Return limit Nov. 20th. Train leaving Central Oregon in morning arrives in Portland 5:30 p. m. and Spokane 9:45 p. m. J. II. Corbett, Apt. Ilend, Ore. B. Wagner, ARt. Terrebonne, Ore. W. l. COA1AN, General Freight and Passenger Agt. Details of schedules, fare ,, etc., will be furnished on request. - TZZTW. has received aekiiowlndtrment of 1'rlnU-d m inmi) colon.. It will keep the receipt of tho recent sonorous V"'e Ux""ly f7"(iTJcT lZ"t , '. , , ,,,.1, ' Yon can nfTonl to upantl 00c a yr to donation imulo by tho children (Iotllll( H,,ll(1 thi, clipping mi ooc to of the school to the Hoys nnd The Hill I'hIiIuiiIhk ' Hyion, Ohio, Girls Aid at Portland. (or one junr'n nulmc-iptlon. & This matter of winter CKfra production has baffled a great many. A few seem to have solv ed the question and are makfrnr great records, but where one succeeds a great "many fail, and why? Well, in the first place writes a New York man in Rural Life, they have got tho stock to work with. Nearly all of these big winter eggs records in this country are made .with early hatched pullets, those hatched in March or first of April. "It's the early bird that catches the worm." They must be of good thrifty stock, and of a laying strain. A good many fail in growing the pullets, they are just allowed to come up. Then there is some thing in tho breed. The right kind to have is one that can stand the cold climate. Leghorns and Minorcas are great spring and summer layers when eggs are cheap and plenty and thcro are some other breeds the same way. Leghorns are certainly great egg producers, but you must have the proper accommoda tions for them as they are not going to lay very many eggs during severe cold weather, and I have observed that thcro is only now and then a place fitted up igines of some parts of Australia know this and dig up the roots when in need of water. A hand ful of roots will produce about a a pint of water. It can bo pro cured tho year around and is very refreshing. Furthermore, even though the temperature all about is very high, the water is always cold. Students Give Fruit Cake A T di A YTkTnil AltlxAllMM FOR CHRISTMAS MAIL ORDERS given Prompt At tention. Money Refunded if the goods are not perfectly satisfactory. HftWririS When the family of William McMurray, general passenger agent for the 0. W. R. & N. company, sits down to eat its Christmas dinner, probably the most interesting item on the table will bo a fruit cake of tempting outward appearance and of sweet and delicious order, received this week from tho class in domestic scienco at tne nign school in Burns. Mr. McMurray has encouraged domestic scienco leaching in the schools and his friendliness to this branch of public instruction, together with his well known interest in the development of interior Oregon, probably caused tho girls to re member him in this pleasing and substantial way. Ex. Mrs. May Hughes of Weiser, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Catterson, of Lawen, Jh at their homo on a visit. Solid Gold Rinijs For Ladies For Babies $1.00 to $1.50 Back Combs in sets or single, Solid Gold Filled Breast Pins Ladies Fobs For Watch Babies Lockets nnd Chains Baby Spoons Sterling Belt Pins at a Bargain Ladies nnd Gents Cuff Links, Fellow and Masons, with Ladies Neck Chains Souvenir Spoons Sterling Lockets For Lndies Watch Charms nt All Prices. $ 2.50 up. (Mention class of stone desired) solid gold $1.25 to 5.00 $2.75 to $6.50 $2.00 to $5.00 $2.50 to 5.00 $1.25 to 1.50 $ .75 to 3.00 Solid Gold, with emblem of Odd chip diamonds $1.50 to $6.00 $2.50 to $4.00 $1.00 to 1.50 $2.50 to 6.00 Articles Sold Engraved Free. Send Your Orders For Lumber, Lath, Cedar Shingles, Hardwall Plaster, Portland Cement, Lump Lime, Etc. Bffiff.'iS'J'WWS TO !SSSSH Overturf , Davis, Miller Co. f Ml III , II - Wholesale and Retail Dealers Office Phone 30 Mill Phone 48 BEND, - - OREGON. We have a large stock of the above and can make quick deliveries to the Burns Country. Get OUR Prices. -:- WE SELL -:- Winter Wear Ami carry nt all times a coinplcto lino ef: Sweaters and Sweater Coats, Underwear, In Two-piece and Union Suits, Sheep Lined and other Heavy Winter Coats, Knit Caps, Night Shirts, Pajamas, Woolen and Cotton Blankets, Woolen Socks, Ger man Socks, Overshoes, Rubbers Etc. We also have a large and complete line of Mens Woolen and Heavy Winter Shirts The Best of the Best GOTZAIN SHOES Come uml look niir slock over, compare our prices and the ipinlity ami we are hiu-otou will Get Yours FROM A. K. Richardson General Merchandise J SiH-g-"1" v irTj?'i?5rB?'"iS!J::yji?JL MrYtXf DON't FORGET! I have many other 1-' V j articles, too numerous to mention in this space, hut you simply give me the description of what you want, send me the price you can afford unci wc will have no trouble in fixing you out. Best Quality For Your Money AT SALISBURY V the JEWELER en Evenings From December 1st, Until Christmas f ruricfmac iclrfcnninrrf So Is Cold Weather! fM BEEB FOR BACKACHE RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS AND BLADDER CONTAIN NO IfAKMFUI. OR IIAI1IT rORMINO rmilC.S Well, who (loes'nt know that! And who docs'nt know that The Burn's Department Store has laid in a large stock of Christmas Goods, Winter Clothing, Shoes and Rub bers and every other article necessary for man and beast and for sale at wonderfully low prices for cash. Barns Dept. Store Why Salves Can't Cure Eczema Rlnca Ilia oliMaslilonnl llipnrr of cur ing tuzuimi tliroiiKli tlia blood mm lieou l!lrn tin liy acloutUtii, many illPfiTcnt Mihrn Imvo lioon trk'il for Hklli iltBcnKoa. Hut It Iiuh lifcii found Hint tlioso hnlvi'H only rluu tin) noren uiul cannot penctruto to ilio Inner nklii below tho rililcrmln whrro tho ocienm Kormu uro Unlutd. TIiIh tho itinllty of lienMrutlns Urolmlily exi'lnlim (ho trriucuuloiiH mio ion of Ilio wull known Ihiulil rotiunn remi'ily, oil of wlntorKiron, thymol, Kly rorlni'. clci. iih oniupounilrri In 11I ITrncrlntlon. Wo Imvo Hold otlivr ri'iiioJlua for Nkln troubles hut nono tlmt wo ran rocom menil na liluhly aa tlilu for wo Know that l).l)l). Btoim Ilio Holi at onco. Wo can Klvo )ou n trial alio holtlu for 25 cents that will lio cuoiikIi to pi ova It. of courKu nil nihil' ilruKulnts lmn n.D.D I'loncrlpllon go to them It oi pnn't cniuo to iim hut ilon't uccept soino hlc proilt tnilmlltutc Hut If mil roimi In our Morn, wa fcra no certain of hut I.I1 will do for you inn. nu iiui-i I'll ii iiiii pisu HUIIIO till thin Kiinrnnlrt If you do not llml that It luki'H uwiiy tho licit AT ONCE. It iohW you not u cvnt. w JgEgjjEK -J- -ag BdBB B I All the news in The Timcs-Hcrald for $2,00 K