jtflH Hs
The Better that Men get Acquainted
with our Clothes the better
They Like Them
The styles are the newest sad
toit pleasing creations of the
country's foremost designers.
The tailoring Is the hest obtain
able, The fabrics are all pure wool
and the new collars and patterns
are especially attractive.
The prices are always law
when yon consider the high
quality of the garments.
You'll find us all the time ready to
show these friend-making clothes
It's worth while
getting acquainted
Williams-Zoglmann
Clothing Company
Merchant Tailors and Leading Clothiers
I. O. O. F. Building - -
High School Note.
AtSmONAL LOCALS
We do job printing.
Tonawama tontjrhL
Read A. K. Richardson's ad.
Harry Golden m in town
during the week.
Oacar L. Jetley waa in the city
hat night.
Hot chicken Tamaies at the
Ideal confectionery Sunday.
N. E. Currey and wife and son
are registered at the Bum from
Fields.
Andrew Skienes is suffering
from an attack of pneumonia.
We don't hear much about any
flu limrs-furaf rt
JULIAN BYRD
Muu'
SATUHOAY. JAMUAJIY24 11
suascwrnoN atm
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10
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The Harney County High
School Literary Society net last
Friday and elected the following
officers for the term of one month ;
President. Dewey Robinson; Vice
President. Adelbert Hayes; Sec
retary. Verda Sturdevant. The
profrram for Jan. 30 is as follews:
AUSTRIA
OpeninK Song.
"Austrian National Hymn"
Life of Marie Theresa.
Heiene Dalton
Description of Venice,
Trilby Whittaker
Piano Solo. Agnes Miller
Description of Noted Building
or Vienna. Donaia tioicnKuw . nbbit drivefc An wt oaf
Life Sketch of Maxamillan duty?
Poleman Skienaj
Solo. Ethel Thompson i The dry fanner wears a smile
Character Sketch. Fred Smith these daya and all of us smile
Selected Readin. j with him.
Newton Hotchkiss j Bert Hibbmrd j, putting up the
Piano Duet Florabel Goodman ajgaaj. to the treasurer's office
and Roberta Hibbard. I at eouH fu
School Notes. Hazel Young
Austrian Musician Mrs. N A Dibble wasiU early
Caroline Biddle l this week but is again able to
Famous Tombs. Ruth Miller look after her work at the hotel.
Closing Song. Remember the open meeting
The Deareat Spot" 0f the Farmer's Union Friday
The first basket bail game of afternoon. Feb 6. with the dance
the season will be played Jan. 30. that evening,
at the Public School building. The only man who doesn't get
between class teams from the discouraged in shoveling snow
High School. this winter is Ike Holland. Most
The High School is very un- nw, W"
fortunate in having three case The farmers are all talking
., u . j .i'of sickness recorded. Poleman short course and all who can will
to public sentiment, and enacted:", S,V""CT" " L , : . u
,.,. ,,;.. -Za .iw. Skeins is down with pneumonia, "arrange to take advantage of it
a statute which would permit the ... . . . ., ... .. , ruw.,
era to temporarily suspend Jjj J wuhbcoU. whue during the week of February
public officials, and appoint spec- Mary Hendneks . Soot because of 16 to 21.
ial officers in their place when meMlea- Several of our young people
in his judgment occasion requir-i month of January are going out to Lloyd Calp's
.!. there would have been A per centof Alt. Tardy Absent SSU home tonight where they
occasion for the declaration of! Seniors a7.3 1 34 will have a house warming by a
martial law either in Baker county Juniors 90.7 2 4 big dance.
or elsewhere. Under such a Sophomore 94.8 4 12i Special educational reel
statue, lawbreakers and their Fmahmon '. i: n f ;n ; .i. .k;i.in t...i.,. ...
a ... .. wlll imcicji uk vMfiuivt. w...n i,t,jja rlaJa lull) . akura Iwribri
sj mpamizers migni suner. Ler- .. - wKrt w, Km, in at Tonawama. also rood comedy.
BAPTIST CHURCH
10 a. m. Sunday School. Im
portant announcement to be
made.
11 a. m. serviceof worship and
preaching. 7:30 p. m. What is
Under the Crust?
Tuesday evening, union cottage
prayer meeting with Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Lewis.
Thursday evening, union prayer
meeting at Baptist Church. Dr.
Benson leads.
Friday evening, choir practice!
at church.
Catholic Church.
1. On Sundays and Holy days
of obligation Holy Mass with
sermon at 10:30 a. m.
2. On week days Holy
at 6:30 a. m.
AH other services.
those mentioned above will be
announced in church.
All invited and welcome to the
divine services.
Sick-calls promptly answered
at anytime. Religious informa
tion, and instructions willingly
imparted at the Franciscan
Residence.
Rev. Pius Nicrmann. O. F. M.
Pastor of The Church of the
Holy Family.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CS1TED TaTaW I AMD nfTV K.
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or CUL lM
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avaoA Bimiiui, ! MM. tor iwylv,
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a. ItlwMI Proof, to MUIM rill, la
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DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS DURING JANUARY SALE
JANUARY 1914
CLEARANCE SALE
At
BROWNS SATISFACTORY STORE
W reserve nothing. All Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, Furnish
ing Goods and Clothing to be
included in this Sale. Prices
are reduced so that evetything
offered will move.
N. BROWN & SONS
The Quality Store
Railroad Constriction
To resume in Spring-
tainly law abiding citizens and
Is enforcing officials would not ,
njured.
There is little doubt that the
is'reat majority of the people sus
tain the governor in his law en-
forcement crusades, and properly
so. in my judgment They may
have some lurking doubt as to
a hether martial law was original
intended for such conditions,
:ut it seems the only efficient
weapon available, and until the
legislature places some prompt
and effective civil remedy in the
executive hands, he will be ap-
NOTICE 'OK PUBLICATION.
Cm-rsi Mttiruie Qwm
R.r.A, ti-.g,jo. lwi-Kbr 3. 190.
WM t Uf.1.; lla Utl iM J
Hjii.-AA. .if tirn. nr.(a. &. a April n.
Ill; mS. H.m..l-..i nt-r MM. lor
i Lot t, it-, ,.. j utiio.ur ,r,
that " Tprrn.Alp R.n 0 t.
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k. n.si i.rkii rrvr. to
Mat to ta '....J Ahor. inrriM.
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.rar. 1 he constitution commands
htm to see that the laws are
faitfuily executed and enforced.
If he cannot do that with pens.
Ben Brown of 1he firm oj N.
Brown & Son3, has received a
letter from Traffic Mar.
Miller of the O. W. R. & NV Co..
in which he states that railroad
construction west from Juntura
will resume in the .spring and
will reach Riverside during
summer. Mr. Miller says the
line to Juntura represents a,
heavy investment ami thai
velopment has been alow and
traffic light. He did not .
with any definitenesa just how
far this way the road would
constructed further than River
side, but it's a "cinch" I
won't be getting much n
traffic until it reaches a point
where the people of this big
farming territory can use it f an
au vantage.
The people of this :-ction nat
urally feel grateful toward the
O.-W. R. & N. as it ha
pushing its line toward this conn
try buttheJunturalineis of iittie
good to them as most i
heavy freieght comes from Pbrt
land and there's no use shipping
it around the state to get it in.
especially as it will not save any
thing in freight or in tim in! The. following is
freight or in time in reachmtr da. .'hool district No.
The Times-Herald has pot had
much experience in building rail
roads other than those on paper
but it would suggest to those
people to get their road to mm
point where it can be used and
where it will encourage dt
ment in a substantia! manner
then it will pay dividends. At
present it isn't much use to
any one else for that matter and
Riverside won't help materially.
except they'll have mon track
age to pay taxes on and not have
any more to haul either.
the foot ball game on Thanks
giving day. is liack in school
again and pursuing his duties
with his usual vigor.
Roy U Bkkdk. '1 1.
News from Lawen.
A.rl.r W I..WI. of Marrow. irrg.iB
M TlBtos. J.f W ff . &ot f Har UfwiM
rBHfor i.tl.r o .rrt. 'jrvgoa
rtiai, ftKtai.r
Usual four-reel program tomor- SLrS.rji?2-.
row night.
J. P. Withers is over from'
Harney attending to some busi- N0TiCE for pUBUCATION
neas in connection wun nis auuea
as director of the Burns Flour
Milling Co.
Austin Goodman is going
(Communicated ) irive the children a maaouen
Mrs Fred Otley ST., and next Friday night at Tonawama
"Grandma" Goff, have been quite as is his usual custom. Thelittle
ill. Dr. Hand reports them one will have the floor until they
much better. unmask.
has
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uf Barvaf . irto &. svsmbst . iiu,
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NOTICE FOR PUBUCATION
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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NOTICK FOR PCBI.IHATION.
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H.rij. urvana. juau) 1, nil i
i A.r.br gtf.a ibai Imvim M t .ttrtll
The children of Lawen spent
s vnrv nlrBAi.nf Avtninar f fh been
KiatKied tor declaring the rule of h of Mr &nd Mrs j
Ethel Kerns, who
at the Cummins
Heinze caring for her father, left Mon-
he is justified in doing it with Friday evening Jan. 16. lUU.
bulieta, The law most be supreme. The following program was given:
Wednesday. 6? on her return to Ellensburg.
Washington. Mr. Kerns is re-
The "lawen Uterary Qub" covering nicely from his recent
meet at the school house on inn.
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NOTICK FOR PUBLICAriON.
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Vo4Ich lB&rbT tif.a IAt lb SArth.ro fBcia.
AllWAf touiOBAv. ,V post ..-. .l4f.A. I.
Bt.Il. MlBBMiilB lunii.vii Lj.if mrn.
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IteluJ aban. 4-rlbKl. ! tUdaicrrBu.!
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f.kxaarr. 1M4
llaltaaat ua aa aitaaaaa
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aa(, c t .a)l ail of Baraa. oraaon
wa r
Mrs.
If law enforcement is to be the Song bv Club America
in the coming campaign. I Recitation Earl Sitz
hope that Oswald West will be- Instrumental Solo Gladys Gray
.me a canaiaate to succeed mm- weeaie: nesoive mat a Laurriiry
On the issue thus raised I is more beneficial than a Rabbit
apprehend that party lines would Drive. Off. Mr. Sitz and Mrs.
vanish, and that he would beiWilfong. Neg. Mr. Swain and
triumphantly elected. ! Mrs. Hayes,
Mr. Berg, Dr. Hand and Lloyd
i f i . - - .J
R P..M:, L.kl jonnson were apuomtea juajres.
-"I i B UUIIt. ar.IIVaVFI
Report for January.
a report of
1 for the ' Recitation
month ending January 23, 1914: , itor"
Pupils from last month 206 ! Vocal holo
Recitation
They decided in favor of
Negative.
Male Quartett - Measers.
Dillon. Holland. Berg.-
S. Sweck.
Call and examine my
garments, styles and materials,
I will take your child's measure
for made to order suits, dresses,
aprons, rompers and bloomers
from 2 to 7 years sizes.
Dr. H. A. Harris, of Narrows.
received a telegram announcing
the death of his mother in New
York and took the stage out
the Monday morning to attend the
funeral. He expects to be back
Wilden. before the middle of next month.
I
C. M. Faulkner of the Eastern
NOTICE FOR PUBUCATION.
l-xrTUaTATKA LAND OfH. E
Varna orama. haaaaiAar i: hn
ocica la aaraba gtraa laat i llAr! imur
baab. of NarruajA. uraaaj.. arlaa. u. iaaaarr i
nil, aiAJ. MoCBMtaad tatrr. Na. jouaj, for
ISaav. aar M: Ntn aa4 aw.vv. .
aattlaa at. Tawaaai. m 1 . aaaaa 3u t
liait Malaamr LaA. UUaaiaMarttiaa baa
la. aonca al lataatiaa to aiaaa lit! Ihraa aar
aaaaf. aa aataMAa aaAlat la Um Ua4 aaaaa m-
eilbaaV bafcMpa a.alat.r ud Aaal.r. al
arkar raaaoa to lb. .llapaaal to.paUcaat Haraa. onaoa.aa taa atk Jar or Jaaoar? 1 .t
ooia aia tnir aJSjarlta Of brotaat to tkla ilAiamaataAAA.aAAattB.Maa
aaVA aa or bafora tk. rtrj .lay at rabruarr koaa I (aro. liaaift a Caa!aai4. Iillaai
' f Harrla. K.aiiar L. Haa. AJ. .t N.fr. .
Via r.aaa. aaciatai Wa r.aaa aaalatar
kar iiu (lad la tkla oAV. ita aaaiicailua to
Aatan aa4.r t aa b rat utooa ol ta. art of oa
imi iMTuvMl Jul, I lama ai -ii ta? at
l'tW', Aar II r rn U tut it
Hartal Ka aTOi
. ..,,,' Aaj Aa4 Ail wraaoa -laJai!A a.Iina.lf tka
the Child S IaaJa 4aArriid. or amriaa ta oban baaaaaa
i ai saw ana.rai raaraaiar or to. laaj. .ir rar Aar
Registered new
Registered secondary
Readmitted .
Total
Pupils dropped
. . 12
2
241
46
196
Pupils on register since be-
gining of year marked "RM 241
Pupils on register since be
ginning of year marked 'E' 8
Emma Johnson , Oregon Engineering Co. has or
Bemeice Hand ! dered a Stdebaker Six car to be
Heiene Swain used in connection with his busi-
Teddy West ' ness. The company has been
raper Mited Dy Bailey Mayes xudng a Studebaker since 1911
Song by Club Home Sweet Home ; .nd the excellent service receiv-
tne uub adjourned unui fn-jed from it was a strong factor in
WORK HORSES FOR SALE
I have on hand a number of work
hones--geldings and marea for Mate.
I have instructions to sell at onee
and for cash and will make the
prices right.
J. W. BIGGS. Burns, Oregon
day evening Jan. 23, 1914.
Aid Waa Not Asked.
Upholds Governor West.
The following letter by Judge
Stephen A. Lowell of Pendl.'..n
appeared in the Oregon ian of
recent date:
Without attempting an
mation of either the constitution
ality or the wisdom of the declar
ation of martial law at Copper-1
field, I am constrained to n inert
249
Over six and under 9 93
Over 9 and under 12 83
Over 12 and under 14 46
Over 14 and under 10 28
Total 249
' selecting the latest production of
; the Studebaker corporation.
With a view of accommodating
the passenger and express busi-
neas between this city and Jun-
tura, the nearest railroad station,
I R. J. McKinnon and Son have
Hia awawataj TraaiaU Otrar.
Mr. Dyspeptic, would. you like
toJfeel that your stomach troubles
were over, that you could eat any
kind of food you desired without
injury: that may seem so un-
In the account of the county
court proceedings published in
your last issue is one item to
tarkiiaiVk I UiaK Fat a. 1 1 O ft Salt Ttin
that of the board assisting in the' Sf1 " order ,or two Stud1e
support of the three daughter, of j JTf ";
Henry (Joodlow. 1 did not ask " " rmm " ...
r-o. ..u..M --A A .t faa.1 i. "I- mMwrr
clined to accept in fact will not
am AaaAa t I rial mAHAV 4SA MSmwaWAwSSwAWral M fr-
ed. In doing this I do not wish U ig nveet 11 pw
to reflect upon the kind intenUons ' fnKer " and V
be placee in
j route as soon
These cars will
service over the
as practicable and
HARNEY VALLEY HOSPITAL
MODERN
A DOCTOR ALWAYS IN THE HOSPITAL"
EachaAiva far Surgical Maalical aaat CaarfiaBiaat Caaaa
WE STSIVE TO PLEASE. PATIENTS MAY HAVE ANY PHYSICIAN
THEY CHOOSE WHILE IN THIS HOSPITAL
"SavecaAA aa Haapital work is only altaiaaal by caaaa and ilnllaal Attaaitioa ta
aataila bjr trajaad Altaaalaali
SUGAR
12 lbs.
50 lbs.
lOOlbs.
$1.00
3.60
7.00
A. K. Richardson
General Merchandise
JCaaliitLTa
OregonTrunk R
LINE
The Owl for Busy Peopl
Dally train each way
between Central
Oregon points and
Portland. Taarlst
sleeping car (Berths
Sl.OO. First class
Save a Day Each Wa;
1RS. STANDARD and HARRIS,
re.
Freaa Central Oregoat To Central Oregon
Leave Bend 8:30 p m Leave Portland 7 00
Deschutes 8:48 pm Arrive Madras 6:60 1
Redmond 9:10 p m " Metolius 6:15 1
Terrebonne 9:24 p m " Culver 6:2S t
Culver 10)2 pm " Terrebonne 7.-08 1
Metolius 10:20 pm Redmond 7 .23 1
Madras 10:30 p m Deschutes 743 1
Arrives Portland 8:10 am Bend a I ,
that if the governor ha.s goM to likely to you that you do not even
extremes, the legislature, and hppe for an ending of your trouble ! words in praise of Chamberlain's
of the court, but it was unsolicit
ed bv me and I will not accept it
under the circumstances.
Mary C. Hill.
Baal Coma MaJ.oaa far OulaVaa
"I am very glad to say a few
not the executive, is at fault.
The people demanded of that
body at its last session lviolati..n
which would assure prompt and
complete enforcement of the
txit permit us to assure you that
it i.s not altogether impossible.
ft others can be cured perman
t1 ntly. and thousands hare been.
why not you? John R. Barker,
criminal laws, and the result wasWrf Battle Creek, Mich., is one of
the abortive statute of February (them. He says. "I was troubled
25, 1913. which requires a tedi with heartburn, indigestion, and
oua. and probably, in nod eases, liver complaint until I used
useless, court proceeding to r - Chamberlain's Tablets, then my
move officers who are neglectful trouble was over." Sold by all
of duty. Under the rules of dealers.
evidence which govern courts it '
ia not easy to prove facts which It looks like the weather man
on general principles every j isn't going to give the dry farm
reasonable man knows to be true, i er a chance to show what he can
The state asked bread, and was do the coming season, aa there
given atone. has been a large aflMMSt of pre-
Had the legislature responded 'cipitation and the end is not yet
Cough Remedy" writes Mrs
Lida Dewey, Milwaukee, Wis.
"I have used it for years both
for my children and myself and
it never fails to relieve and cure
a cough or cold. No family with
children should be without it as
it gives almost immediate relief
in cases of croup." Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is pleasant
and safe to take, which is of
great importance when a medi
cine must be given to young
children. For sale by all dealers.
Tonawama tomorrow night.
Remember the date of the
agricultural short course. Feb.
16-21.
transportation between Burns
and Portland or eastern points.
The time required to reach Port
land over this line will be 27
hours.
Reports come to this office that
the grain crop of last season has
practically all been marketed and
there has been some advance in
the price. A Urge amount of
the hay put up the previous year
for which there was no demand
has also been bought and will be
fed out during the present winter,
giving our farmers and hay rais
ers a chance to realize good prices
on the crops for the coming sea
son. We seem to get excited
about our supposed over produc
tion too soon. It has been the
general rule that all the products
of this section Anally And a mar
ket at good prices, so we'll just
continue to raise more grain,
vegetables and other "farm
truck" and trust to securing a
market
Fair Feed Yard
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS
Timothy, Alfalfa and Red Top Hay
Baled Hay For Sale
Free Camp House and Feeding Privileges in Corral
or Barn. Customers Care For Own Stock.
W. A. GOODMAN, Adjoining Fair Grounds.
P. 1 A- . . a a - . aa, . , .
. xiuir! aaraivu o ucijni, octwaca cnirai urvgon and rorti
and Portland and Eastern ci ties.
Connections made in Portland to and from Willamett.
Astoria and Clatsop Beach points, -Puget Sound, Spokane U
Colorado, St Paul. Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago.
Fares. Time Schedules, and other Information by letter or ui
application to
R. H. CROZIER, J. H. CorbeR, Agt.
AaAt-Caal Paaa. Aaaatt. Partauai. Ora. BaaaL Or.
W. C WILKES. As. Cew'l Freight A Pasa. Agent, Portland O
J
Guaranteed Hot Water
and Fountain Syringes
Saturday Evening Post
Advertisement and
WINDOW DISPLAY
All Rubber Goods Guaranteed Two Years
Rexall Drug Store
HEED BROS. Props.
OUR NEW GOODS
Have arrived and we are now ready to
supply you with your requirements
MANY NEW LINES
have been added and all goods will be
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES
CALL OR SEND YOUR ORDERS
The Barns Department Store
laAJlthe news in The TimcsHerald tor $2.0