.
LATEST DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE NOTES state are now being looked over
with n view to purchase.
(Portland Correspondent)
Invitations have been issued
by the Orejron State Immigration
Commission to representatives of
German speaking colonies and
organisations to meet at the
Portland Commercial Club May
n.ivid Starr Jordan, president
of Leland Stanford University,
hns discovered a new variety of
fish in Coast streams of this
state, naming it "Antherinops
OroRonia." It resembles the
smelt, but is larger. It has never
16, where plans will be discussed bwn properly classified before,
for attracting German InUBign
tion. Representatives of t h a
churches, the German press, the
German farmers' colonies, ttc,
are asked to attend and it is ex
pected the hearing will develop
practicol method of Including
desirable farmers from North
Europe to settle in this state.
Jackson County is one district
of the state well organised for
industrial school fairs this fall.
Interest is high in the movement
and the various communities will
offer attractive prizes for the
best work of the school children.
In addition to the County fair,
various school fairs will be held.
Farmers who are interested in
growing corn are invited to try
seed furnished free by the O. W.
R; A N. Co. Twelve pound lots
will be given out, being about
enough to plant one acre, to ail
farmers applying for it. This is
acclimated seed and C. L. Smith.
agriculturist for that line, main
tains that Oretton can be made
one of the foremost corn states.
The place of meeting of the
Oregon State Bankers' associa
tion has been changed from
Roseburg to Corvallis. The dates
are June 15-16. Roseburg's new
hotel will not be finished in time,
making the change advisable.
Cottage Grove is going to form
a cannery association and operate
an establishment throughout the
fruit and vegetable growing sea
sons As is usual, the local
Commercial Club is taking the
lead in organizing the project.
One and one-third fares for
the round trip are offered by the
railroads to those who attend the
Conference on the Conservation
of Human Life at Reed College,
Portland, May 9-11. Tickets
will be good for return up to
May 13.
The State Forestry Depart
ment has issued paper drinking
cups for distribution" among
school children, there being
printed upon each cup a state
ment of the importance of pre
serving tne state s timber and
avoiding a heavy loss eaeli Sum
mer. It is thought in this WSJ
the young will be enlisted in the
work of forest preservation.
The Oregon State Bankers'
Association is conferring with
representatives of German coloni
es who are looking for available
tracts of land upon which to
colonize 3,500 German farmers.
Tracts in different parts of the
being called a variety of smelt.
H.nlth
Factor in Succ.is.
The largest factorcontributinr
to a man's success is undoubtedly
health. It has been observed
that a man is seldom sick when
his bowels are regular he is
never well when they are con
stipated. For constipation you
will find nothing quite so good as
Chamberlain's Tablets. They
not only move the bowles but im
prove the appetite and strength
en the digestion. They are for
ale by all dealers.
A Ranchman's Bread.
Ranchman's bread is made as
follows, according to the recipt
in the camp cookery bulletin is
sued last year by the Oregon
Agricultural College and now
out of print.
Mix a lard pail two-thirds full
of medium battel of flour and
water, adding one tablespoon of
sugar. Allow it to stand until
the mixture has fermented and
then become sour. Pour out
about half a cup of the sour
dough and add half a teaspoon of
salt, a teaspoon of lard and
enough flour to make a very soft
dough.
Melt lard or other grease in a
pan and drop the dough in with
a spoon, turning it over in the
grease. Allow it to raiae until
about double in bulk, and then
bake. The half cup of sour
dough taken out may be poured
back in the lard pail and the
original quantity of batter stirred
up. It will all be sour in a few
hours, and ready for use. The
exact amount of soda added de
pends on the sourness of the
dough, and must be determined
by experience.
Moil Prompt and Effectual Cur for
Bad Cold..
When you have a bad cold you
want a remedy that will not only
give relief, but effect a prompt
and permanent cure, a remedy
that is pleasant to take, a remedy
that contains nothing injurious.
Chamberlain's Cough Remed
meets all these requirements. It
acts on nature's plan, relieves
the lungs, aids expectoration,
opens the secretions and restores
the system to a healthy condition.
This remedy has a world wide
sale and use, and can always be
depended upon. Sold by all
dealers.
Livestock Show to be
Held in Portland
(tiineliiileil I'riiin MlM I'ngr)
Short-Horn Mull, and the other
Trans-Continental lines in this
territory huvo signified there in
tention of donating cups for
different breeds. Similar cups
given by railroad last year were
much admired by the people and
highly prized by the winners.
Different Ways of
Preserving Eggs.
Practical Baking Lessons
CAKES, (Continued)
In luat week's lesson, I gave full directions and
and two simple recipes (or cake baking. The grast
essentials in making cakes, are to use good materials,
to measure carefully, and to use ear in baking. A caka
should look appetising. A careless cook will seldom
make a good caka or one that looks good. It Is worth
while to use a little extra car and attention in order to
nave a nice appearing caka.
LuvclJU CQtCjM
"Kggs may be preserved for
several months by different
methods" says l'rof. James Dry
den of tin' poultry department
of the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege. "If put up right in the
spring the) may be kept till the
following fall or winter. They
will not be as good, however, as
fresh-laid eggs.
"A method that wiH preserve
the original quality of the eggs
for an indefinite period has not
yet been discovered. By cold
storage, SggS are put up in large
quantities during the spring sea
son when prices are low, but
where it is desired to preserve a
small quantity for home use the
cold storage method is not practi
cable. "Kggs intended for stor
age should be fresh and clean.
March or April eggs will keep
better than May or June eggs.
The sooner they are put into
storage after being laid the bet
ter they will keep.
THK MMK MKTIIOD.
Dissolve a pound of lime in
five gallons of water. The water
should be boiled previously to
sterilized it. and then cooled.
Stir thoroughly, and let settle.
Then pour otr the clear liquid in
to a wooden or earthen jar or
tub. Fill with Sgjn to within an
inch of the top of the liquid.
This will allow for evaporation.
The liquid should not be allowed
to get lower than the top of the
eggs. When the vessel is filled
with eggs, cover it with coarse
muslin or factory, over which
spread a paste of lime to exclude
the air.
TIIK WATKK-Ol.ASS METHOD
"Water-glass (sodium silicate)
may be purchased at the drug
stores. Vm' the liquid form and
the commercial grade in the
proportions of one part water-
glass to eight parts water. Use
earthen jars or wooden tubs or
barrels that are perfectly clean,
and store in a clean, cool place.
The material used will cost about
a cent for each dozen eggs
stored."
Ciay Clemens mill is the near
est one to Burns where all kinds
of lumber both rough and dress
ed can bo had. Near Canyon
road. Call him bv 'phone.
NOTICE KOU I'UMUOATION
UNITBU MATHS 1. AND Gmt'lC,
fcttras, oregnu, April HI, mi :t
Notice Is hereby given Dial Jainra I'lirrnw
Hill i.l llmilinnu, Oregon, ivlin, oil May 10, IVIII
nieiii. itnincaieeil r.niry. run. mn,7. lor wsrl
Heotloti ltd, l'onhl. W N, Hangs ua Kasi,
v lllamette Meridian, Iiaa llli.il notice of lirmi
lion to inaltf final Three Year Proof, to ss
labilati olalnt to tlia lanil above deserlheil. ha
lo m the Hi'ulili" ami llecelver, st Burtia, Ore
toiii on Hi Mlt tlav of June, 1919
I'lhlinant names aa witnesses:
II N. Foaa, .1. II liiiuti'riiiati, both of liar
ilmaii, Oregon II. I.. Van iNirn, (Jrant
rii, nn. ami. i.niii of waverly, oresou.
Wh Kasks. Register,
NOT1CK FOR PUBLICATION,
INI II li NTATKH I ANIi HFKIelt. I
liiirna, or.gnti, April m, lulu
Nntir.lshsreby given that John M. Unit, , in,
of l.awi'ii, Oregon who, on August HI, Ivtm
ineili lliimi.-lpinl Kuirv So. ".mill, for Matt 14,
'or 1 ami N',N 1. Mcclliili JV, Tnwliahln'Jt N .
II.I.M 11.11. V Will.. I.. II..I.IU.I I
imipT ,.ii .. , .. ,,., , ..,... ...... ... , . III.'.,
noilre of Intention to make final three year
1 1. mi. loeeiainian run m 10 1111- taint at.nvi- tin
11 lt"l, before the Kealater anil Herelver, at
lliirna.iln'goii, nn the It It day of J it no, WIS
Claimant tiBitica aa wltneaee-
Arllnir Whltnm. Man I'lath. Allien Hoaa,
Marry McCoinlie, all of Uwmi, Oregon.
WM. Karss. iti-alatnr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'NITKIIHTATKri MMi iilHi I", I
linua Oregon, April s, iula t
Notice la hereby (Iven 1 hal later I Rlakely.
of Hume, 1 iri'miii. who, on April l;t. tuo7, made
Homestead entry No. S04I Hcrlal No uvxrn for
"i'.,, HK'.Krt !., (Miction 17, Tiiwnahlu'JilN
luniii rj, K . Willamette Meriillan. haa flleil
mil Ice of Intention to make final five year uroof
l, ici.taUi.il clattu to the lanil above descrllawl.
n.uire McMiaier anil llecclvel
It the I 'III 'lav of Mm . I'll I.
1 'lain ant iiaim a tie wllnceaca
eon, Jraae Vtcaeta, Htl
ay Urefciin.
K
r midland, all 01 liar
Wa. rasas. Keilaler.
NOTIOI KOU I'IMU.ICATION.
linn, Htatm Lank tirrn a
Hitriia, Oreion, irll in. iet:t
Notice la hereby given that lieolgn W
Mm tniioa, of WatroWS, Oresou, who, 00 A lull v.
lulu. tna'U Homestead r.nlr. No. nilvi for
Iota 11, v, end la, ami riWUHKt,, K''a,
leciiini :ui. Towmhiu je h.. ttaiia.. .11 K . Wil
lain. II,. Mcrlillau. lias flleil tint toe 01 Intention
In mate final I linn Veer Press , to olabllah
i laim to the lai.il above described, liefore the
Itrgleler ami deceiver, at lllirua, ()reoll on
i he .oth ilsyof May, llill
claimant nameeaa wltneaeea:
li.-oige w i awlnebl. Alton il. Hhefer, Andrew
J l.ravea, Jea-e ,,,li ia, all of Narrow, Ore
loll. faBSg. Keilaler
Simpl Chocalatt Filling
1H cups ol powdered or confectioner'
'i ci
ITlfllltll mill l.e M -.,. r ,.. ,1. ....!
the suear. U nrlr it. In, a .... l. ........ I...
tirrini, then add 2 Ublsspooafuis ,f in. lied
ooUdc chocolate and when smooth, spread
tipaa the cake. To malt tin, ebooolata
Btaak In lumps, place iu a cup act In (Miiliug
" m over tne sicurn 01 tno toa netuo.
Uncooked Pineapple Icing
i cup (rated pifn-nppln
1 egg whitn (linriallsavj
3 eupn powdered or confectioner's suirar
Put cic: white ill howl with thu liimium,!..
take a rotary egg bcutcr nnd 1m at tlio sunur
n al """"""' '"'""" tioutihir
until Icing is etiiT enotiKli to IpraacL 'line
Icutfut improved try long Ih ntinu und addiiifi
sugar gradually, nrt much at u time l In
Vi! m,y ,") v"'el I'y uaiug ii cup of nny
kind of rutin d fruit, sui h as grated sour
apple, etrawlx-rrice, piinhss. HrntT. orutnm
Juice, or Icinou juico diluted ouo half with
water.
Boiled Icing
H cop boiling water Wlilte of 1 egg
1 cup granulated suitor.
Btlr sugar and boUlrif water until mnar
as disselved: put over firs and cook without
earring until the syrup will form a soft
spongy i-oll when urofijn d in cold wnti r,
then pour into the wlutu of egg slowly,
Dcaung constantly until stiff i notiith to
spread, flavor to suit urn spread noon tliu
iicce...iuiiy oy Deauruj yolks of eggs vary,
very creamy and light lemon colored, using
I 111!
White Caki To mix Uold Cake, sift flour and baking
H eup butter 1 cup granulated auirnr 'KTd''r totjtbae three times; cream buttes
H cup milk or wster Whites of tluoo cgy I a"J "" bct - dd ,he' r
2 cups sifted pastry flour ' 'r'ani"l mixture, and lastly add the mols-
S level tcaapoonfuls K C Bakinz Powdi r I '""?. Bnd ouTavltsnatsly. beating battel
1 Uaapoonful vonilla extra t. urn u smooth. Uold Caka can only be
To mix white coke, measure the floor and
atftlt at least three times with tho baking
powder. Next cream the butter and suprnr
aogawer untu creamy nod while; tin n odd
the 'Water or milk and the flour mixturo a
little, at a time, alternately to this creamed
mixture, stirring it all thu time. After all
moisture and Hour aro added and tlio batter
s Perfectly smooth and gloaey, bent tic
whites of the eggs until th-y nro very stiff,
adding these to the batter lost, iioku i.i
otaedium sin-d layer pans and put to
jsttasr with chocolate, pincupplo or plain
a rotary Ixiatcr
nly Ixiatcr that will d
rotary beater Is the
11 Ho illMtlcM trt th V..II.M
f eigS. Tho beatllur kills all r, taaon atirt
improves tho texture of the cake. Oold
ake con bo baked in a small tube pan ol
in I ii vera, using the same direetlons for boat
of the oven aa in the white oake above.
OmmUh Cots
i cup 1 .utter H teaspoonful salt
1 cup sugar IH cups pastry nous
Yolks of 2 eggs, beaten light
-"S level tesspoonfuls K C Baking Powdi
Whites of 2 eiree heaten rlru
2 squares ordinary cooking chocolate; melted
a icoapooruui vanilla extract
)i cup milk or watei
To mix: Sift together three times the
flour and baking powder; cream butter and
nii'iir. add beaten yolks of the eggs ami add
these to the creamed mixture, then the
m ted chocolate, and alternately the
moisture and flour and the wetl-beatenj
whites of thsaggalaet. Bake in layers, orlosi.
Thing to Remember
Always have the cake hatter an It will
iirop cosily from tho ioon, adding moru
inoiflium u
tho amount called for by tlio
soft will beoomo
reoiM ttoasB. mako it aoft enough. Caka
reaaongwy
butter that in
mm h lit'liler.
Alwoys un a double-raise baking powder
to guard against cake failing, and to bo
luwurtal of a light fine-text uxeQ oake. K O
linking Powder la a modem double raiso
linking powder, alwava sivinu uniform
rcrtiilte. it is a baking powder with two
ilmiint.'t raises, firdt when moisture is
IN Till, i hi i v OOUKT OP TBI
sr a 1 1: hi ORBOOM I ok TBI
COUNT OF IIARSI-V
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In tin- M.ittcr 'if tin- Hamuli!
Dniiirl W. Vinlcr, lanvuard.
Nuliic If 'nctcliv givsjaj tn nil whom it
in. iv concern tli.it the uiliuiniatrntor ol
the above entitled i state hniiig filed his
tinnl imniiiit. llut'oiiit li.ia fixed Mun
iluv the -litli ilnv nf May l'.ll.l at 10
O'clock it. in. at the Court Doubt in
Mill us, Oregon, M the tunc anil place fur
heuiiiin; object iuiia if any to auiil titinl
areoiint anil tlic scttleiiienl uf the antne.
Tina notice if. nililialicd by order of the
OottntV Inline nl Harney t'ounty, iiih-c it
week lor (out aucceaaiye wecka iM-iniiini
Hi.- juili .lav .it April, ISIS.
JAMBS L OAULT, Administrntnr.
Nolli K Full I'l'lU.ICATION
I'mrxn siAiia i a a, in 1 1, s,
iniiii., Oregon, April .'.'.. mi.i
Nollie a h,'iel,y given that Uiiila Jouee,
of prswsey, kick vvhii. ,iu Ma si, IWIM
inaile llotnualesl Intrj No IBM, serial No
lrH.I Inr hK1, Hecthin It, Townahlu M N..
KaiiKO i ', K Hiiin He Mc I, Man, haa filed
BOtleS n liileutlnli til lnke final III e V.nir
(iroof in e. n, mi, i, claim to lbs land abovs
iteacrllii a. I Inn- K i. Heede II H t uinuila-.linn-r,
nl I.i. nillii-. t I irewaey , irevnli , on the
,lal day nf May 111,
ii .i.i nainsa aa wltuiiaaea.
Julian iienrue. llllMUl l.enrae. Jnillih kllll
ball, loliu K inn, all all of IncMaey, llreiou
A M. Kabrk, Keglater
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
141. Hiii in 7 1 1,1st No. U6vrt
NDTIU1 rOR PUBLICATION
1'NITKH HTATKH I.ANIl OffWtL I
imi in. orr , April 7, pi. f
NotlM li hfii'i'y ttlvtiii (ha.1 Ihfi Northrn
I'ftriili- Ksllwi) i niiiMii), wbo poll ufllce
.Mr in m J'nnl. M In liliotn, his thli 71 h ds)
ttl April li-l.., li.i'il 111 tbla nltltv IU .l'll'll.r
loioh'tl innl.r l In' .rvlnltll uf Id"' d'-t til (tin
Brn npi'mytul Jul) I ny (.10 rHl. fty". . tiW).
ck't-iiiit l by (h n.'i.i i ititsjrfu appruvvd M
17. iwm bi UI .NK'4Mr. 10. Twp. Htiulli,
H .tlKui. W.d
torrlnl V. 0...UI JS
AnyU'lAll wi.pih i itsiinlnu iIvrMly tb
laill'li lit t-fllti -1, Off It'SlrtHK (U tll)iH-t lei'tlft
of ( mine!! t liavr-irr uf ih- liul, ur fur m
ittirr f moii, tti the illiputwl i. tpplli -iii
ihmiht (lie their alfl'lBVlU uf protswl In thll
offlir, tin .ir In-fiirt' l h. .'ini ! v uf Juutj, I Via U ..
M m farbb. HvBtaUr.
t'llti Illicit III lilt- I i i i. llftnlit, io. !rl nl
Hiirni ilrrg-uii
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'KITBI, HTlTKB'I.ABOOrilca i
lluilia. Oregon, April In. I'll! i
Nnllce lanetct.) slvcli that William II Alowrs
nl Ittley. urrg win Ms) . ,''10. ana
Mulch J, mill, i. 1',-eiii. i in ,e linn eaiead
K.utrlca So m.'.'i- "I .. '.' l.n l',i',, NK',.
- . ii, n ' sn ,, iei ii. n . I'us uabls I
fcaaga J, I, iv. ii i ,M, Meililtan. haa una
Until e nl llvlc ,, 1 t'-n In HskS Ih-al three rai
t-i-nif. o sstaallsli lann Iu the laud above
ila. Hard, I.' Ii.'aia'er ant Heoelver. at
Boras, Uisgoa on tbi I'll, day of May. I'Jln
i lalinanl ii.uir, aa ivltitceeee
in v Miliar. II II. Thoinuemi, Win A
tuiell, I'l tar t'e lei an n, B I uf dfle) . On'inii
W KabSS. Keliater
NOTIOI KOU PUBLtOATIOH
I'mtbi, . 4TRM I.ahii oyrti (. i
lluriia. Oregou, March l. HIS. t
Sotlce la berebgr liven that Fred Hereth.of
narrowa, Oregon, who, on Airll IV, 1VI0. mane
ll.iiii, .lj.,1 Kutrr, Vi im.'o. for
As I am moving rnv saw mill
I httve four or five old buildings
st the old site thst I will dispose
of st s bargain, Any one need
ing such material should see me
at once Clay Clemens. 18tf
MtrOIBTlM.
HARNIY bOIlUS, NO. .7, I. O O I.
Malta evsry Mtunlay la odd Feliew Hall
stT:0ri m. A, liunti,
W W. lie ill, I, Hniiel.ri M.U.
I lean- work aa follow fire! Haturdar Inl
natuij aeconn Hatur.lav Klrat ilegrss: I
nrat Halurday Inl-
no
rtaturilay, Mecotiil lieero' fourth "alordsy,
Third liegree.
Itl'llNHI.ODIIK NO 117, A y t at.,
Mnela every rlraland tlilr.l lalunlay In each
nvoalh. I . .(isull, W. at
Ham Mnthnrahead. Maeralarv
at IIIRRN tVOOIIMRN UK A MtChlt'A
Meets ersry seeond and foiirtn Friday evea
Itn al II ti F. Mall, all nelrbsors Invited
New spfillrania will receive cunrtsoua tresl
'"ell . M A al.. a V f
WT. laaler, olerk. -'. V O.
BURN I'll a ll'Fli NO. 40, 0. 1. 1
Mceiaeverv second and fourth hondsys. In
MasosTl ll.ll Frankle "..icon... W.'ai
I'.lla Hweek, Mecreler) .
SYLVIA RKHIKAII IIKORKK No.ei
Meelasverjr 1st slid Id Wednesds)
, , - in oil., n.ii, ,v. N. U.
Medio l.eoiianl. Ree. neo'v.
TIII.F I'lHCI.R No. lltA, Vf. of W.
Mecta every fourth Innaday,
,, MBlld HnMnll. ,J.
Iteeter (lotHlman. tMerk.
OF Fl CIA I. Ill HKI 'TORY
iTAva oaaaoai
I' H senator i junathau Minima Jr.
In n R. i hainberlalu
IW KKIIIa
... i Hawlry
'"iilieaainen
Attorney (leueial
inivemor
secretary ol nut
lieaain.i
Mpl. fubllc liiatiuiVi'oi. '
Mst. Flint.,
.. A M Crawford
... oawaldWeal
rw
Buprsin Jadgaa
T.Htli
I. M Alderman
... I Duel war
Itobt K.klu
T. A. MeSrios.
uew n nsrnvti
B. B. Been.
F. A. Moors
NINTH JUDICIAL iiihirict
num. i Judge lialtou ass
..ir.el Attorney w H HroiK
Ulul bill Atlr C ivonsid
i In ult court ineeia the Brat Wmnlay la
April and Brat Monday in October.
I'll in Hruatol 1 V l'arrlah
Mill KeiirrseiitsUvs tv " H"rn.n
OOTJBTY MAUBYl
County Judie
Clerk
I reaaurrr
UmiiI Thompson
II T II us hat
K A. Miller
O. K. Beery
A. K. Mlebardaoa
J.J. Uoasgaa
L M llaatlttea
U. V. I levenier
John Kubluson
1 1, r, ilrtveetei
iihoa Mala
county court meets the Brat Wedneadsy la
January. March. Msy. July, Heptembsr sad
Niiveetber.
anrveiur
-lierin
Aaeessor
boolHuirlntsndent
uruner
inck liiaiHH-tnr
I'oiumtaalonera
babmiv i a i.aki, errici:
l. Blk'el
Beeelver
Wsa Farra
Frank liav.y
Reeorir,
rtraaurer
Marahal,
. U. w, t:ievetiger
a. as. nyru
J.O. Weleoms Jr.
,.H. I.. Ilalue.
f H.J. II. earn
I A. C. W.lcom.
I Fran I Davey
i N J Wc Kin mm
Mreiiuas ol the (oeurll evert Meeoiid sud
Fourth We.lm el
I'.niiiiHuien
K1.. awctlun
A lllameti,
A'l'lltiniial ll..iii..Ua.l Kutrr.
HBl-rlW,. fee i: rlNVt4,hWi,NK
i.i, Towuahti. m n . it.iia. m k
Meriillan, haa nn .1 notice of Intention to make
final tltrue rssr proof tn cetahlt.h eiatlu lu the
laiul alMi.e dsserll'sd I,, fere Helieler and
Kecelver, at lluriia. llreoii. on the lltli :lay ,,f
May imi
' I. in
iii.nl iiauira aa Hltlieaara
Frank Kll'ike l barley rlrcklinuae. Aleaaii
dor MoKeuale, llemleraon Kill, , it. all uf Mat
ruwa. Oregon.
Ww. Fabbs. Register
mutniM:i.;i:::i:ii:mn..iu.w;iij..i..
Mrs. ( jracc B. iVlcliose
TEACNBR
Voice and Piano
Methoda Used In
Ciscissslli Csiicnilsrj of Misic
Kesidence Stuillo JnUJdoor weat
I'resbyterlan Church
lnim:iPmmt!rttnfm:tti:mijtTiuttmi
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UniTSbFTitia I.ahii Orri, t (
Rami. Orsgon, Msreh 'JV, mini
Notice la hereby given thst Frod I'eters, of
VYsrsrly, oreion, wlioon June i, itiM and April
I ItIO, resprctively, made Homestead entry
No, Bin, Hsrlal Meet and No ntiiai, fi r hk.
BKUMkik, Hec. II; WkBWi4 and MYVNWU,
seotleti 17, Township T7 H, Hanse lit K w II
larasUe Meridian, haa filed nniiumf Intention
to make final thaenyear I'roof to eatehllah
elslalto lbs land above described, before Keg
Islet and Receiver, st Hums, oi.iun, un the
IvthBsyof Msy, lull.
claimant names aiwltueaaea
iriasvBe Halt, of I'rlueetoii oreion, John
FalKstAd. Of Hlnllh, Oregon. I.'hsrlea lalxirence
and m wood Kenney both ol Watrerly Oreion
Wm. Fash, Register
D. I.BTAKDABb, Btntl V. HT A Nil tin,
a.M.M.n. M.n.,0,li i
(lensral Prsctlre Of, "Musle"--flpeclillit
Kar. Kye, Noaesnd Throat
DRS. STANDARD
Will Answer ell Calls Premptlr Day or Ni.ht
Offlee In C. W. Yawns BkJ'e Phone.
Will EstabUeri The Harnar County Heapllal al
URNS, OREGON
Dr. la. O. HOLLAND
Physician and Surgeon
Burns. Oregon
Telephone Connections
COLONIST FARES
- WESTBOUND -March
15 to April 15,(1913
SEND FOR THE FOLKS
While The Fare Are Low
The Low Fares apply from the following and many other
points in the East, to any station on the O.-W. it. & N. in
Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
Atlanta, Ca.
Baltimorc, M.I
Boston, Mass. SS.1S
IWrYalo, N. Y. 47.80
Charleston, S. C. 83.90
Detriot, Mich. 43.80
Fort Worth, Tea. 40.78
Minneapolis, 30.00
181.70 Louisville, Ky. $42.85 Oklahoma City $38.25
84.78 Memphis, Team. 42.80 Philadelphia, Pa. 84.78
Milwaukee, Wis. 38.70 Pilteburg, Pa. 47.00
Montgomery, Ala. 80.18 St. Lewis, Mo. 37.00
Muskogee, Okla. 32.20 Denver, Colo. 30.00
New York City 88.00 Omaha, Neb. 30.00
New Orelewne 48.08 Kansas City, Mo. 30.00
St. Paul, Minn 30.00 Leavenworth, Kan. 30.00
Chicago, Ills. $38.00
PREPAID ORDERS
Tickets will be delivered without extra
charge to anybody at any point where Colo
nist fares apply, upon deposit with any O. W.
B & IV. Agent of the amount.
For full particulars drop a card to
H. BAKOUL, Afft, O. W. R. aft N. Redmond, Ore.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CARL C. GRIFFITH
riiysii'lan ami Sittimu
mjBNR, OKKIION.
TILLSON HAHISON M. B., M. D. .;
Offlre Herond Door Times-Herald H
Kntranre on Main Hlreet
Hums, - Oregoi
il. XXX. GBflRY
Physician ami HnrKexin.
It u run, -. - - Oregon.
Office in new building soulii ol Welcgj
harnesa shop, Main Ht.
'Phone MainHfi.
I. c uioonnn
" - piDDna,!
DE3STTISX
Office first door east photo gallerr
Barns. Oregon.
W. C. BROWN,
DB1TTIST.
litlKNN, UBBflOM.
Office rootos 8 and II Masonic Bail!
DENMflU A DENMr.fi,
Physicians and Surgeons
(alls .answered promptly night ord
Phone llarriman.
Hsrpiman, Oregon
Or- Minnie Hand
Physician and Surge
Direct Telephone Connection
La wen. Ore.
M. A. BIGGS
Attorney at L.w
Voegtly llldr. Burns, Oresjas
WHY NOT MAKE $200. A MONTH - - That's
tSO.00 m Wek, almost 81000 a Pay
nelllitff Victor Safe -nd Are proof boxet
to iiM-rrliawiu, tiBftttrj, lawyers, d nilut uul
well u tU fftrmnra.all of wiiuni renli.f UMD 9Q
of a aftfe. but tlo not know how eaaj I tlatoown
on. Hlrtiieii 1 clam uur propovltlon iu,r of
ttl U-til, Pit-ail M nioiifj mptklnit opporiuiil
Lie ever rw.i.. I Without prevlou cbimtI
etnf VOU can dublloai the uocei of oilier.
Our hmlomely lilunt rnt.tl woo ,.nv cu1ok
Will vim I I.- jrtiu to preetlt th auhjeet Lortit-
toiitrm In IntereedtiR a manner an tli(-ujrh
you were piloting them ihrouith our factt-ry. Men appolnU-d an
.teamen receive advlo ud Instruction for elllii( afe, ftivluff
..utr. mm Le..k. utf pom
tail YOU ba Ifaa flrt
We was favor oni out
$ M
eouviuutna te.lkiujf Mitiit which it 1 Impossible for proapoettv customer to deny
Why
to apply from your vicinity befor someone t le frts the- UriitoryT
alman out of each locality.
inesjith snniTersary or our
eoaapany was celebrsted by
ersctltiK tho most moUeri. safe
fart.iry In the world- Witt
awat men who receive) our
Mpeclsl sell in Induct ment,
rendered It necessary tvodoubl
our output. V are tsnaliiff
many thousands of dollar eii
laraln our lc oriranlxatlon,
but to learn all partlculr, It
will oo-t ynu oDly the prtca of
a postal card.
hk for Cilslojui 1GT.
THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOCK CO.
CIICIII.TI. OHIO
Mess Heme. Osssalt. 10,000 Sef. BsassBs.
C. A. REMBOLD
AtliiMii.y-nt-I.tttt,
Burns, Oregon.
II1XEI & CHEZEM
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Burns, Oregon
Rooms and 7 JUmnir Kulldla
Farm lo.ua unk-klj naile at reeaoaable sj
CHARLES W. EbLIS
LAWYER
Burns, - Oregrjej
nfr iu ll. i- Stale Co .rts and
I'ra
fore tin- I
a. ijiiii tiiii...
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
iMran lrTsa Usallmi a. I
Urn ua. iireiruii, March Z7, Itll i
Ni.tl.. ts in i. I., given thai Kit liar. I ll
lle.lgea, ol Hlli-). Oregon, whoof Kehruarr ;!,
lulu, maili. In.ini'.t a, K.nlrjf, No im.'.i.i, forHK
Neillun IU, Intviialiln 1 M , Usuge X K , Wll
lalnrlt.. M, il.tl.n haa ni.il liulli-e of Ilia Inti-ll
tion to make dual tliren rear ,roof,lo eatat.ltsb
, l.liu to the lanil atNive ileerrlbed, befor,, Keg
later aail Ueeelver at Hums, Oregon, on the
,lli ilay ill May. fs,
rleluiaiit nairra aa wllni-aara
laaai' KoaliT. W, I. Ileal, Alfred Johnson ami
iluy I,. Ileiuhree, all of Hilar, Oregon.
Wm. Kasas. Huglaler
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I'slTXn HraTBal.ANOOrrtra.
Bares, oregou. .prti , mm I
Notice Is herri.) alvii that alvlo llurlburt.ol
NarruS,OrSfOD, !.., .... Mri.l J. IMS. ami Nov
17, liiov. rcapeeltvel inaile llmuesteail Klitrli-a,
No UM,,lsuillM'ij.'., f.,i SWl.SK',, HUaWi.. Met
. NWi.NWl,. Hoe a, WINK, anif K',NV. ,.
sri'tloti a. TiMiiahi. .t. h, Kauge 'JS K,
Uill.i.i.it,. Meriillan, has filed imlli-e of III
. iiiion to make final three veer Ui estahllati
'laiul toiii., lanil atiovo di.arrlhi.4. before Keg
later ami Heuelver. at Iturna. Oregon, ou llu
.'till day ol May, ru.i
claimant nature aa witnesses:
Augustus W llurlliiirt, Narrows, Oregon
Mllllam ll Harilwell. Jolinr Aleismler, W A
Mi'Kengle, all ol rliirne Oregon
Wat. Rasas, Kegis.er
ee.e.e. ...... .......
:
... i firuiv . s
.
a
e
e
e
: RE8TAURANT .
a a
OROHUti I OON Hroo.
a 1
S
Meals At All Hours. Short
Orders and Prompt Service
rviiti neaHonuoie naies
Give Me A Call
Otr.ell. Tlasea-aeraM BtalMlaa
J.ONB : -
rA
jy-
I little ll'UIOll lulfl. Ii'l'l, ,1 f(t tin, .on,
I the iriim Biioriev. '1 I,, . i.oilo , ... ,,.,,,
tog two lavera. font. -ml of U run wi.l.-r iiH,.
M eup of any fmlt juioa to imko dlffsrsot
Wage. Nuts, raisius or liga cuu be added il
letaas. J
desired.
Eggltt$ Icing
2 eups powdered or eeufi:
Jules ol )i lemon and wuti r, eream or mill)
to soften sugar to conaiatiiiiy toajirrii i. 1 i.n
caaoot fail lor if ouo should ic t it too solt,
ssniuly add a little mure sunur. "lliia eun
as se
ro Buia
kind of
Wilt. 1,
luadu with uiiy liiid of frurt jiiino to
sajar luauiuu ol
sir
Gold Co.
H eup tu t Ur Yol ks of 4 eggs
H eup sugar u cup milk ur water
1 eup flour. Iras 2 tuMoniuxmfuis
travel teaspoonfuts K O linking l'owdvr
(Jratcd rind of oruuau
1MJ t Jaoara afs. Co.
The neat lesson will ba on MuffLus wltk several
recipes ana lull directions bow to luafc
"'Mod, und turain when heat la applied.
I his Hiistuina the raisins; until the batter is
cooaea, wncn, or oourse, It cannot fall.
Yblka and whitea of aggB should be
beaten aenoratelv. Use a rotary beater
for tliu yolka and a flat or spoon whip for
tlio whitea.
Novcr 'grease the sides ol the oake tins.
I I I In) Imi ter stick til the alriaa and nut. it
looao with a knife when baked. This keep
I ho In yorg oven. If the aides of the nan are
Kxtiuiiil, the coke will pull away, tusking
tho top of the layer narrower than tho
iMiiiom, ana making It Imptsallnln to stack
thu layers evenly.
Hear in mind that baked dough cannot
rise. Always start baking with alow Uamo
or moderate oven, and allow the cake to
double in aixe before Increasing the heat;
then bake with a hot oven until the top is
brown, and the center responds to tho
touch.
in CUt a Cake when still warm nr miiIOi
fresh, dip the blade of the knife in hoi or
oold water and cut with the damp blade.
This prevents the cake from slicking to
the knife.
1'NITKH hTATKa I.ANIl OrriCg, I
Boras, hi. nun, Anrll jii. lulu. I
.Noiii . ih herabj .'ti.'ti lbs! Itiirtun M. Kelasy,
of ml. y. on i-on.M lin, on January II, lliii.ina,fr
IIoiiii.ii ii. I entry No ii,:, lot tUV'.NtV',,
NW' ,.,. -,, l.-K',NK',anVl NK .Ka".,Hec
in . i, loiialili.'7 m , lleiiae 'J.'. K , Wlllstliellc
Merlill.iu. I... II li.il ii. .11. i, ol Intention to make
filial iniiii, iiliillini pruof, lo i.'al, Mali i lalui
in i In- laiul above .1... rtheil, befnni Iti'Klali-r
Mtnl Heeslvsr,a1 Un ma, Oregon, on IIS I I'll day
June, lulu.
i 1 . 1 1 1 1 ,t i l ua ' ii llm aaca :
JJWiill Hum. il I'l.lir reteraon, 1 lyde Uive,
John H, nil, nil ol n.lry. Oregon
Wm. Kasas. Ktglaier
NOTKK IPOH PUBLUTATION,
('Nil in BTATBB I.anii Onus
limn (llrsfOB, March w, llllil.
Bellas IS hereby I'lv.'i. that lieorge Halt, ol
t-r lu ii ion Oregon, who, on Hepi. 14, lima ami
Mar. h 'I, I'llu reapsfllvsly uiadu .inmealeail
,nl,i Soia.ll Hint No lll.lli.for l-'.K',, :
Wi.,HW, ami N !,. Heclluii a.'.. lownsbli ,,
Kauge as t. . Will. lie Meridian, has filed
noiliiiol Intention in make lliml tbrssysaf
rr,,,,l t,, , ai.il. Il.li i lain, hi tin- laiul abOVS BS
serlbed bulore Hegisieraud fteeslvsr, kl hums,
Oregon, on the null da uf Mny, lull
i liiluiaul ii.nuaN aa Mllina.i'a
I'i.hI il Peters, i haili-a l.alioriiiicu, i,n, ol
Waverly, Oregon, Jubu II Kalkisiad, of Hmlih,
llir ami. laaii a I' Mahoti, of I'rllicelou, Oregon
Wm ragaa, lleglaier.
........ ..................
s e
BUtVN.S SANATORIUM:
s Mrs. Wm. Cummins, i'rop. a
s a
s a
a a
e a
s e
0 lia-.uf if lltll-ll i'llf fall t isttl f U
, aov . V.O.V. .. ,....,. in..
5umpter Valley
Railway Co.
iiMi:
TAIll.K NO. il IN
J (INK 14, 1U0H.
FKiurr
Best of cure for patientrj
.Wt'll furniuhed rooniB, neat!
clean and comfortable. No
contaifiouH caues taken.
West linn in I
No 1 Tass a. m. No. 2 1
tO l.v llaker Oily
:5 " M,u Hi llaker
w:6H - riallsbnryt
10:04 " l.Hklisrll
10:07 " Thuinpsout
10:17 " Sti.dilaiil Junctloiit
NOTK'K FOB PUUMGATION.
IINITKIl nTAlKM LAND OKKII'g, I
burns, Oregou, UassB 17, imit.l
Metisl No. BSJ1I
Mil n I
Noll" i la In i given In "II whom ll may
ion. i in Hint Hi i, ik -until ami I'reslley
Hiii y Hi ol liln in I. i., .... ii, have It led apnllca
lion, mull i Un in I id Hum i, IMI7 lu select
l.oli I, I. il, 7 A ace It. lola'J, II, Dai 7 sec. 'Jll,
, . Iota I.l. i. ,t a sue. HA, sli
It ,tl K. W. M said bi,.ii.'bIIiii being
pei.illiia In ll'' lluriia, Oregon la .1 onice.
Aiii ,ii, I all peisous iUIiiiIiik .'lii'ianly or
dsslrlng t nl'J, I to lln inlin ral i tiarai-ter, ur
for any iiIIiit li-uaoi,. ul tinv l-arlof tin aald
laiula. or lo Un- illanoaal of ill
null ilii-ii nl in tin' aulil Hi'li-cloa and a.i.l
knlcn Kcaaonable
mt)tfmat0t)m))ttnt
$1500 Reward!
10:22 "
10 :2 "
10:11 "
10:66 "
11:10 "
11:18 "
11:40 "
NtMJN
12:00 '
P. M.
14 j6 "
I-': III "
1:10 Ar
Water Tankt
I loan's Hour
MoKwciit
JUNCTION,
ii in 1. 1 or
JUNOTlONt
Hununilt
I) I. Camp)
Kast llound.
SB p. Ill
Ar S: 0
l.v 6:116
' 6:00
" 4:66
' 4:6a
" 4:46
" 4i40
" 4l
" 4:6
" 4:10
" 4:06
" :60
" :0
":06
DRINKWATER t&SLOCUM
Horseshoeing:.
Blacksmithing:,
Wajfon Work
COOLEY AUTO
MATIC BRAKES
Burns, Oregon,
?hlaH. ll. Ix-onnitl, !
ArrOKNKY- AI'-I.Atf,
'Jareful attootioii given to CottJ
tiotis and Ii-irl KaUU mrtlteriJ
l'ire Insurance.
Notary Public
Burns.
Okhhon.
WMiKmMjr Sjc Hia
A. W. G0WAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
State Courts and United Stall
Land Office Practice
Three doors South of the
Harney County National Bi
Burns. Oregon.
it i. coorss
aaao. a, lu.aoc c a.
H.V, Domi
aass. a. .a, secaj
j:--'
Main 8t.,
1 if .8
if nr ' I ,r: I
COOPER 8c DODGE
Civil and Hydraulic Engine
Irritration. Water Supply I
Sewerage, Water Power.
Hnreys, Maps, Kslimataa, SorrTls
BURNS, OREGON
ENGINES-.
BOILERS
WW
-fllOHORAOf
MACHINERY
F. O. UlLI.AKI,
Kurmerly Assl. Bnglneer
In U. H KeclBinalloii Her
vice.
A. O. PacutjU
Koriuerlr CblefaV
g I near ol Bo! sat
WYetcru Ry.
WRITE TOR SPECIAL CATALOG AND PRICES
THE A-HAVERILLMACHINERYCO.
J rvnj'Knt.. WASH.- PQrTTLAND. ORE. - .rAN JOSt CAL
m
' ?' "v
V I w
llm Oregon, 1.1
Hi, i nla anil
II ye .-Unfa rrottic
, aaliiu or any
nil
calila alimilil I'l, tluli itlll.lavll or i.roleat In
I I lila office un in In lin n I lie lal Jay of alar mill.
Wm Kaasa. Register.
Nevada
I'rotec-
Itull Aaaui'tallnli ol
which the under
alumni la uiciiiImt,
will give gi.iaat lal
reward for eel.
iliinci, leaitlng to
. .1 ' " ....... .,,,. , "II,
ry vlclliiii of any tier
ty or parties steal
ing nurses, calila
ur tunica belonging
to any uf Its main
bars.
In s.lilltioii ii. un, slnive, ilm unileisliu.il
i.ltaia the aaiun ..ihIIiIoii Ifaai.uu lor sll horses
lirainli.il haraB alcil Lai un both or either law.
Hraml lecuiiliai in ulghl rounllss Hangs
llsrusy, lake ami Crook ci, unties. Horses
vuoti'il when aulil.
None lull grown hurseg aulil ami ouly la
ergs I, urn I,. ..
W W.IIKOWN Fife, Oi.gOD.
Whitney) 00
TIl'TONt " 1:40
Austin 1:10
Mop on signal only. (No agent.
Tlokets Isauacl only lor stalions where
trains are scheduled to make regular
stops. I'assengers must purohsse tick
ets where agents e'lst helore entering
Irani" or .u cents il. .iiiiiion to till) re
Killer fare will be chsrRed.
JOKKl'll A. WK8T, 8upt.
UKANTltKDIlKS. Asst. Bant.
BURNS MILLING CO.
HORTON A SAYER. Pm,c
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic. Flooring, Moulding,
rimsning Lumber. ,
Nearest 8awmill to Burns. Cood Road.
Lumber Yard in Burns.
Eastern Oreg oo Fngineeriij
Company
CIVIL AND IMKiATION liN6Nta
Bins, OrtxaQ
JEAN BART BALCOMB
riiAH. m. am. g. ... utLM A, .. gl
ABSO. M. AM. . IC. g.
HYDRAULIC ENUINFEB
Ditches, Reservoirs, Final Pre:
Work, Hydro-Electric Power
U. S. Dep. Mineral Work
Coin til-. A Specially
lingagcd In Holh I'riviiie And
liuvciuaieiii Stroam tiagJDH
ALBEKSON - . ORgQON
NOTKIK KOR I'UBLICATION.
llMITSO BTATBB LAMIlOirlCS.
Burns, Oregou, Marcli 17, lata. I
Notice Is hereby given that Fred llerelli. ol
Nsrmwa, Oregon, wlio, on Anrll 'JO. ut7. Bad a
lloiuealcail Knlrr No. ItUAa. Serial Nn attfl. for
StaHK1,,. Hec. 12 anil N,Ni,., heotloti 11, Town.
sbli SI H , Haoge Ml K , Wiflawolte Harl.llan.
Iiaa flleil m.lloe of liilmitlon to make flual five
vuai nronf. In eatalillalii..! nlalin I.i lhM U...I
above tleactttieit, before itaglsUr ami Keeelver
al (turns, Oregon, on the mil day ol alar, mi
claimant nauiea as wllnaaeee
SrAIlk Klll.k,. I I,.,),,. Ua.kkn.,.. II....
"-- "- -..., .- v..bh, n IWSBU
cmitiraon aiiinti all ol Mar.
- Wa Ka ass Register
der Mukenxie
rows, Oregon
WHITE FRONT
LIVERY STABLE
JOHN ROBIN? ON
Sick iasffjctM-. nrocv Cautj.
Hums, On
lliunii Aihliees
iHN(.KX(IKHMc,u.
NEW RIQS AND TEAM5
'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
R. J. McKINNON, Jr., Proprietor.
f sim TStrsa
Med I
Kiiuruvur.
Fine Watch Repairing: A Sm
cialty.
.