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TheTimes-fierald
4m The Larfa-.t Circulalion Of Any
Nrwapaprr In Harney County.
SATURDAY. JUNE . ItM
l.ocl News.
Tonawnma tonight.
J. ('. Duncan is up from Wav-
rly.
Burns Garage car for Juntura
onduys, Wednesdays, Fridays.
Born Monday, June 1, to Mr.
land Mrs. Fred Iackey, a son.
Have your clothes cleaned.
pressed and repaired we will call
for and deliver same. Phone 881.
J: E. Jenkins, the stock buyer,
is here to buy provided the prices '
suit him. He states he will buy,
both cattle and sheep.
There will be a meeting of the I
stotkholders of the Red Hills
Telephone line in Burns next
Saturday, June 12 at 2 o'clock p.
m.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF i
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS!'
$100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR $ $ 9 $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
Dr. Carl expects to leave for I
Portland today where he will join come Pharmacy.
TRIED
AND
PROVEN
For almost twelve years our institution
has stood the exacting test of public ap
proval. During this time it has always
protected the interests of its patrons, re
gardless of local or general financial con
ditions. The volume of business trans
acted through our institution, and the
number of our patrons, continues to
grow conclusive evidence that our ef
ficient service is appreciated and that our
conservative policy is approved by the
banking public.
LET US SERVE YOU
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Burns
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000
United States Depositary
ACCOUNTS INVITED
Tonawama tonight
Henry Messner is in town.
Thermos bottles at the Wei-
Mrs. Carl for a short time before
she takes her departure for the
east Dr. Carl states he will be
be absent perhaps two weeks.
'The Iron Master," a two reel
feature, will be a part of the pic
ture program tomorrow night.
Bergeron will play for the pic-
Fred Johnson, the drug drum
mer, was in town this week.
Mrs. H. J. Hansen, who has
been visiting with relatives and
friends in Utah is expactdd home
in a few days.
Break up that cold with Wei
coine's Cold Tablets.
Dry cleaning and pressing at
the Burns Steam Uiundrv. 4tf.
Mrs. Pearl Fisk is home from
Boise where she has been for a
few weeks.
Thos. Howser and family of
Harney were passengers out on
n auto to Bend yesterday being
enroute to Portland.
Mrs. Wm. Farre and little TH HRST NATONAL BANK OF
il:iinrii!i r k:it drill'' Wt'llt OVcT to oiidkik piiitii tun iidbi hi
tureson tomorrow evening, ad- Canyon (-ity ast Sunday to visit $100,000. THE bank that fciAKES
ACCOUNTS
ding much to the enjoyment of
the program.
James Brock, an old time re
sident of the Iawen section, has
returned to Harney county afterlfrom jk.
an absence of several years dur-1 Wi.'k.
Dr
with relatives for several weeks
Mrs. Basiling, mother of Mrs.
ChaV. Faulkner, is a guest at the
Faulkner home. She came
county early
YOUR Mil SAFE."
INVITED.
ing which he visited Alaska, Al
berta and later lived in Mexico.
He come back to stay.
R. J. McKinnon & Son have
established a daily stage between
Drewsey and Juntura. Connec
tions made with the trains at
Juntura and passengers given
everv comfort
$6.
Ceo. Carl went over to
Canyon Thursday morning in
company with Jimmie Donegan
and Wm. Hanley. The
Thos. Hutton and his mother
over WW in from Wagontire during
tU8 the week on business. They
were accompanied in by A. T.
Dons von.
Handy man will do any kind of
work by the hour. House clean-
Doctor '"K- cnimney sweeping, yard
went over on business anil ex
pects to return home today.
The Times-Hereld is authoriz
ed to announce that Rev. I.auree
Fare to Burns wil, arrive in Burns on June IS
and will hold services in the
Baptist church thai evening.
He has been call' d ft be the re
sident pastor of the Baptist
time being and
Married At Lawen, May 28,
Mr. Alfred Bergeron and Miss
Lenore Sizemore. Justice Hoffe-
AMi nffwintincr Thp hriHn la the i liurch for till
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. may remain Of an inueiinue
Geo. Sizemore and has resided in I time.
Burns all her life. Mr. Bergeron) The J. L. Ixiwe sawmill, for
js one of the best known musici- j raiy the Bunyard mill, above
ans of this section and has be-! Harney, has a complete stock
come very popular with the danc-jf rough and dressed lumber.
ing people. The Times-Herald I shingles moulding, etc. Good
extends best wishes for a happy road. Call by phone for rush
and prosperous life. 'orders. .1. L. Iaowe. 27tf
GET MY PRICES
before buying elsewhere and
SAVE MONEY
t
I carry a complete line of
LAMES aid GENTS WEAR
also
GROCERIES
at the lowest possible cash prices
I. SCHWARTZ
- General Merchandise -
flasonk Building. - - Burns, Oregon
worK or window washing a spe
ciality. Call Arthur Stewart,
French Hotel. Phone 481.
Services will be resumed stthe
Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Subject for the morning will be
"The Comforting Presence of
God." In the evening, "The
Manifestation of Cod, Lord show
us the Father."
(Jus Bardwell and Harry and
Fdgar Williams, sons of R. J.
Williams of Silver Creek, were
passengers out Monday morning
enroute to Portland where they
go on a vacation trip and to take
in the sights. They expect to
be gone a couple of weeks.
Mrs. L. Woldenberg and her
two daughters Misses Freda and
t J lady s. came over from Canyon
City last Sarurday and are guests
of her sister, Mrs. C. H. Voegtly.
They have many friends in this
city who are glad to welcome
them. They will remain for sev
eral days.
Jack and Dave Croddock were
over from Silvies Valley the fore
part of the week on a visit with
Burns friends. They were ac
companied by their families snd
made the trip in their Ford car.
This was Jack's first visit to
Burns in several years and found
considerable change.
The Registered Clyde Stallion,
George Chamberlain, is making
the stand this season at the Star
barn in Burns. He is a well
known horse, having been on the
I .evens ranch for several years.
He is a native son, weighs 1900,
and a good breeder. Terms
12.50 for season; $15 return
privilege, $20 to insure, ('has.
Wilson. 27
T. C. Kendall, a business man
of Portland, was here s few
days this week. Mr. Kendall
came here to look oyer the coun
try with a view to secure some
land and also to look up a suit
able location for hia store, Hs
, remarked to a chance acquain
tance that his son had just re
tired from active service in the
army as a wireless operator snd
the matter of establishing a ser
vice of that character here was
broached with a result that Mr.
Kendall found a decided interest
manifested and he is going to
consult with his son npon his re
turn to Portland and take up the
the matter of establishing a sta
tion in Burns and also one in
Bend.
Tonswams tomorrow night.
Old clothes made like new
phone 381.
Isaac Foster was in from his
Silver Creek home this week.
FeW choice Red Polled milk
cows for sale ('has. Wilson. 26
Harry Cary the Lawen mer
chant, wiih in the city this week.
Call 381 when you want your
clothes cleaned, pressed and repaired.
Sylvester Smith was a busi
ness visitor to our town during
the week.
Pickard China and Libby cut
glass make beautiful and useful
wedding presents.
Frank Johnson went to Prine
ville this week to bring his wife
and daughter over for the sum
mer. Strayed, $20 Reward Span
brown horse mules branded J on
left jaw, weight 1100 lbs. Brown
mare strip in face, branded S5
on right shoulder. Going toward
Burns. M. H. PAYNK.
Harper, Ore.
The Clay Clemens sawmill is
now at its new location and is
prepared to till any order with
rough or dressed lumber, also fir
lumber; buck teeth and any
special order given prompt at
tention. 32.
J. C. Turney called up on the
phone from Sunset the first of
the week and stated the drilling
machine was again in operation
at the oil well and work was pro
gressing quite satisfactory.
Should there be any particular
developments he will notitiy us
at once.
Very unusual weather has pre
vailed during this week. Snow
was on the ground Thursday, fol
lowed that night by a freeze that
played havoc with fruit and ten
der vegetables. Those in from
the country state the grain and
alfalfa crops are not seriously
damaged and will recover. In
some places the corn was not
hurt. Here in Burns the fruit
is practically all killed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gualt, Mrs.
Hanley, MissHelene Swain and
Evelyn Byrd were passengers out
to Bend on the Collins auto Wed
nesday morning, all bound for
Portland where .they will attend
the Rose Festival. Mr. and Mrs.
Gault propose stopping on the
way down. Mrs. Cault having
engaged to sing in concert in
connection with two recitals
given by James I). Fellows
and his music pupils. On was
held at Redmond on Thursday
night and the other at Madras on
last night On her return Mrs.
Gault contemplates coming by
way of Prineville and giving a
concert. I he lady is a most ac
complished musician and is sure
to please her audience. Miss
Swain will spend a portion of
this month in the ,-choolsof Port
land getting experience in prima
ry work, she having been enga
ged in that department of the
public school of this city for the
coming year, hvelyn returns to
have her teeth cared for by Dr.
Cavanaugh, the specialist who
treated her last summer.
J. L. Lowe, the Harney saw-,
mill man, is in town today.
Good split juniper posts for
sale. Phone K, B. Bennett.
Ford cars for Juntura or any
other place. Phone Burns (iar
age. Nyals Baby Cough Remedy roi
baby's caugh at The Welcoim
Pharmacy.
Finest alfalfa, timothy and red
top hay baled may had at the
Goodman feed barn is south Hums
A lady will be here next Sat
urday to speak at the court housi
on prohibition. The Times-Herald
doesn't know the hoar, but it
will no doubt be announced later.
Peter Hanson is over from his
Silver Creek home today and
tells The Times-Herald that the
frost on Thursday night did not
injure crops in that favored sec
tion. II. M. Horton and wife have
been spending this week on their
desert claim, but Tnursday morn
ing they decided the weather not
the right kind for fanning so
came home.
Wm. Bennett and wife and
little son came down from their
Silvies Valley home Sunday to
visit their children who live in
this vicinity. Mr. Bennett in
forms The Times-Herald that
he is installing quitea large ir
rigation system to cover a grater
portion of his land holdings in
that Valley. He has already
done considerable work and hopes
to do even more this season.
Thtrs's not only remark ible
value, but great satisfaction in
buying hats at Cttngsn's Millin
ery Parlors everything in millin
ery the best.
WORKERS
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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to loafer Dual Ave ysal prout. to is! all Ish
rlalin to lb laml ilxn. ..a. 1 Ibvit, lfon
lli Krglstar slot Mr. elvfcr, at Hunts, oit-igm.
on ii,.' I'ltii day of July, ItH.
Claliuaiii uaiuva as wltnawsrt,
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NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
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CONTEST NOTICK.
I'niikh Htatrm Lamp nun r
Burns, Oregon, June ltd CM 1
I'o Charles K Hhewitiakar of IHauatil, tlraffOM,
I oiiti-nlee
, Voll are hareLy HOUflvd Dial Halph Ide'l m b
give- I'lainiiii I, tlri'Koli, es lili- msl of 111 ail
Iresg. lll nu lune Ith.l'll file litthlgiiffl e
Uls ilu 1 i tiriurated pfsllrtiluii to ounuttl a ml
iMiin-ilir eaiicellallMti 1 A c KeL ItflhlMtlof
your lloiueilaad Knn Merlal No :'.." ntWlf
b 'ifi. IVJ'i, foi N'tNr'4 IWUNIU, K',srt' .
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Hon H. 'l.iHimhlp N MOttlb, RftUgH4, !, Mil
la in 1 Me, Merhllai and as grunmla for hs 1 on
nM In- alleges lii said i harleg K hhewinager
has wboll ahaiidoiH-d said wntty thai h- tMIVl 1
vgiahllshed or inainialiii-d a roffaonoc, 01 made
in tniio, 1'iin'lili ill- leuii, nihI Las ghaenicl
himself ami changed his nsidrn t lien 1 1 miii
wary slnea ilie dale id enir,
V011 are, llierefiire, Im (her notified that the
till allegallniis will he tag'-ii .! DOolSMMtf.
and your said entiy Mill Ui eam-eh d wninmt
further rlgbt to '" In aid, either bslora this
ufth-e or on aoial( If yuii fa'l to file In this
ofliee within twwniy days attvr the KOI Kllf
nublleatlnn of thin notice, as kIiomii hrlnvv
vuuraoswer, under nsth, stiucltlcally r sHiiid
Ing to these allegalLiiif of innlesl, together
with due proof that on haw aerwd a 1 oy of
four answer on the hsld con lintant eilh 1 In
person r by rag isle red mall,
You should state In our answer the una of
the Hisl office to which ou desire future
notices 10 lie sent lo tut.
Ww. Karhk, Iteglsler
I'afof first pulilleatlou Junc'tlli I 'H.
hate of second pu Idlest loll June I ill. 4,
fialr d llilrd piil.ltcatloti Juue'JUlh I'll
hate of fourth (.uldii atloii June VTlll I'ul
orrgoii, on
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TONAWAMA
TONIGHT
Picture prorgam
Three Reels
Comedy-Educational-Dramatic
"Tweedledurn's Motor far"
"Dollys Dolls"
Split Reel Fas for Ike Little Ones
"The Five Rose Sisters"
pBJj
"The Cattle Rustler's End"
The latter 1 Western Draaa of actios
ADMISSION IO AND IS CKNTa
TOMORROW NIGHT
"THE IRON MASTER"
TwoReel Feature-Strom, Thrilling Draaa
"LEADER OF THE BAND"
and
"Ranchman's Mother-in-Law"
Both good and funny
BERGERON TO PLAY
For the Program
UsumJ Prices, lftdb 25c.
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mi 1 In- at h .lay ul July, lull.
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I'hall. Mllu Itaiuiiuiil all ul Itui'liauaii.tlrutfuti.
WM. KiKIH, Ht.Klati'i
notice; OF CONTEST.
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To nurga A. KariiaUi. of I.rwvu, ou-gun I'uit
taatvu
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as big mii itttlru adilraaa, ilia mi Junu is. IVU,
tllo hi tlili ..in-1 l,i .lu 1. uirruUuialt". auMllua
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your liumaatuad Kulry, Nu., Hvrlal Nu well
mail. lmctiiUr Mint, lalU, (or ',, of Him-Hoii
M, Tuwngblp 'Ju hoiilh, Haltgiili... Kant. SMIIant
I'ltc, Mt'iMlan, gn.l sg gi. mints lur Itlg tuiiUst
ha allugra llial salt) (Ui'irgc A. Kaiuam haa
ttlu-llj atiaixtuiMil ssi. I uutry, that ba DaVff
t'llsl.llghiia or lualmaiiiDil a rualiluiica, or uiaOi
Iiiii.iu,uiiiuiiIs tliiii'uu an) ha alwaiiitul hlui
auli atnl ihaiiguil his u-si.ii in . ilit'i.iitiiii ri .1
sliirt' (he ilatu of uutry.
Yuii art lharolora. lurthor uoit flail thai Its.
aid alli'galiiiiis will ha la-uui as cuiifi'sstiil.
un I yoiii salil oitti) will ha oaui'tilaii wlthuut
Mi'iii.'i ilghl to in- hard althvr liuforu (hit
.nu. tir uu apiwal, If you fall tu file In tt. it
uttua wllhiu twenty uaya alter the Kul Kill
iMililli atluu uf this notice, aa shown below,
four aheaur, uorter oath, siMU-lllrally rrapoud
IiikJ 'o lliust' allfgatUius 01 roiitaat, togelhur
with due irmif ihai ou bavuaarved a cuuy uf
your ai.sHiu uu the said roll eataut ullhui Tu
neraon m i -v railetarad ma!1.
Vuu shuul.l slain in . .iir. iwa ttti- naiueui
1 he iubi..I1Iii' I., w brl. you di'S. future iiullvta
tube Mill to mo
Wm Pakhb Kaalaui
!'mu ..1 H.si, puiiliraiLuu Juiiauib. IvU
Ualedf ae.Uidublnatlon Jum- lUU. Ut
Dale ul (bird Miiblli-ailuu Jiui .oity Tvl i V
Hat ut; tvui siiw 'imvnn,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tiTKiirTATRHLsi iirrirg,
liurua, iiitgon, Ma 1, 1 n t
NoIUt la livreli) flM-n that I.uliier I. Hall,
of burns. Oregon, who, on n-i nuU'r t., ivil,
uiedt- lloiurstvad Kulr), So uft7.'0, fur hK'
ttactloii X, 'uwiishli tu H Itaugc M K,
Alliauu'lie Meridian, has riled uoilraof luteu
tluu 10 111a ki' dual rive tar iintuf, tu cmabllgh
rial in to I hr land abov- desriilH-i), bafori Itrgls
t.i and Ks.rivfi, at Hums, uri-goi., un th
18th day of June mi
ilaliiiaul nanus aa wiluisss
lia I. Mlr.-iM-i Ml.ha.l llalvcrsuii. Ilarri
Ksger, William II 1 arovuter, all ol hums.
Oregon
Ml KaRmr. K.gisi.r
NOTICE KOK PUBLICATION
I'MIKI) h A TKMI.AMiOKr'IrK
Hurua, Dragon. Ma i, p.mi
Nuttr Is hereby glvrll that ' ar v llm. inliu
ger, uf ll lb y urt-gou, w hu un March J, lulu
ui ml- Muin. stead l.niM , So n ., -. for l.uU .1,
4 and K'a, hVN', Hertlun l Township gig..
Kangr gi V , W llawette Meridian, hag filed
uuii.i-uf luiriitluii tu make Hual I hree-Vear
piiMif. tu t.stalllsli 1 lalin to tlte land ahuve de
artltied, l fun- rteglster and KecelviT, at Hurua,
irrguii. un the I7.ii da uf June, 1IU.
Claiiuaiit nauH'saa wliurasn
M. J. Williams Floyd K lass-tiger. Hvii I alii
aud it. 1. Hetuhin-. all uf Hiley. Oraajoa.
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THE STAR
Feed Barn
11. KI.I.IOTT, Crop.
Horses Boarded by the
Day, Week or Month
CAREFUL ATTENDANTS
(iuod Feed and
Keaminable pries
Horrtra 25c per Head in Barn
IUUhI Hay and Craiii fur Salt-
Comfortable Camp House
With Cook Stove
PATRONAGE SOLIClTKi)
Arrurat Hay and Stork Ncalt-a
I'rit.'H fur wrighinx 'Mr-
Suulli Main St.. liurna
aiuiiiHHimimuimn;umiuitmnta
. Vilt,
. PREMIER
"Non-Pancture" Auto
Tires
Guaranteed 7,500 Miles
Service
Tlirav (iri'a Uur tin' i;r.ntf I kmiHii
tnilea liiumiloi' ynt ari Hula ut a
(irlca I'vun lii than liri-H til iinlliiar)'
KtiutaiiU'i' I In-, guarantee covera
punclurea, blow-outa itml ni'iitTitl wn.n
(iuurand'a cutiti ".fiOO inili'n wrvicw
agninat rytliing cvrvpt nlnim-. I'Iuhc
tirrl are intended fur timet auvrrf for-
Vll'0.
Urdrra hay been received for
I-m tlraa for uae In United Slntca
Uovtramtnl Morvlco.
A a si'HtiAi. INTgQDUOTOKK
tiller, wn will alli.w I lie Inlluwnig pri.aa
lua tin mil l.ti 'la.ai-
TIRES TUBES
Tir.i Ttilio
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MSSH 7.00 6.10
7x4. .7.60 5.16
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All utliur Muna. Nuu-Skiila SJ .,i
.nut i-.tiii .1 pur utitii dasosat If ysi
inu.it in (till n.'.uiii .i,ntuH urdtir and il
two are an ntdurud, kIi ppmg .-liurgcn
will ini payed y ss, O, 0, i. mi 16 mc
iwiil ul aiiii'iini ul iinixi . tltir miii im
la Ituiiliit, an wa auggeat early ordering
Vi hi'II dirmt mily, giving iuriliaai-r
Ihu Hilvaiitagmil all uil.1,11, iiiiin a protll
NUN-ITNUTl'Iti; gJLIMggl
(Inn uur ruuitniH ii'linura, tiny uliinl
ii,. g lilnw imu and IHI pm .i-nt ul bUS
inr.ia unaldua giving many tlmuauiid
inuiumilua aurviie to each tnu, WSSSI
in yuur UraS yog rldu witUnnl marry ui
liru Irunlil.'a.
Kor all U (iiph Urt-a. , . J
I'Cimlla'w iiult Urw . . ,30
I'ut all 4 Uli'li tpoa i . . Si.00
Km Mil 41, tlii'll tiliiN . g Ifi
I'ur ul I f m-li tiica . . '' IH)
Kor all fi' Hull tins . . ; no
NON PUNtTURli TIRE FAtTOKY
Dayloa. Okk.
COMS1DER THIS;
When the opportunity comes to bet
ter your condition, you will need a sum
of money to grasp it.
Your future success will be bought
with the aggregate of little sums yoe
save as you go along. Delay your sav
ing and you put off iuccess.
You can do as hundreds of other
workers are doing at the Harney County
National Bank. Open your savings ac
count now, and let it mark the beggin
ning of your real start in life.
We cordially invite your account.
Savings Department
Government Supervision
Harney County National Bank
of Burns, Oregon
"Yonr Home InatUntlon"
THE WHITE FRONT
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLE
Baled Hay and Grain for Sale at
Market Pricen. Good Hay in Stack
The Burns-Vale Stage Line
Close Connections Made With Trains East,
at both Juntura and Vale. Careful Atten
tion and Prompt Delivery of Express and
Freight Entrusted to Our Care.
R. J. McKinnon & Son
BURNS, - OREGON
RABBIT WIRE
We have a big supply of wire
any heighth desired and at
BED-ROCK PRICES
vakatasL WiTBH s ''"'a v!at.lleMBaM.lllaaa-
(aaaaJaHBfV V aaala I 'a 9B.BV '
rtafclC .? a .' t" haff 'tlhW
Farm Machinery
Implements of all kinds
in steck: Seeders. Plows,
Disc and Drag Harrows.
Machine Extras
Builders Hardware
Paints and Oils
GARDEN SEEDS
Fancy Virginia Sraniteware
Something New
A KITCHEN RANGE GIVEN AWAY
in connection with the sale of this
handsome graniteware Inquire
I BURNS HARDWARE CO.
I NEIL SMITH, Manager