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CITY OF BURNS
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COUNTY OF HARNEY
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The Biggest City In The Biggest
County In The State Of Oregon
The BiKRont County In The State
Of Orefait, Best In The Weit I
VOL. XXVIII
BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, ( KM ON. MAY 29, 1!)15
NO. 29
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STATE STOCK ASSOCIA
TION OFFICERS COMING
Officers of the Local Stock Association
Will Take Active Interest in This
Meeting and Use Influence to Get
Stockmen of County in Burns June
14 to Meet State Representatives
The following totter from S. (. among the itock growers of the
Correll, secretary of the Cattle A minify.
Morse Raisers' Association of The Times-Herald is given to
t'regon. has just DMA received understand thai the county or-
by the manager of The Tunes- ganisation has not been active
Herald: I of late and the active members
"Our executive committee has hope this meeting of the execu
definitely decided to hold its next tive board of the State Associs
meeting in Burns, Oregon, on tion will put new life in it and
June 14. 1915. stimulate its activities,
"There are li" members of the There are several Harney COUD
executive committee, and a 1 1
members of the Association, and
the public generally, are admitt
ed to all meetings of the Associa
tion and of the executive
mittee.
i men who are members of the
stat.' organization and are there
fore familiar with its workings
and advantages. This meeting
cum- will afford others an opportunity
t i gi t acquainted and learn of its
"A large number of the mem- real importance to the stuck in
bers of the Association have dustr,) of Oregon.
promised to attend this meeting, Mr. Correll has been communi
and we hope to have present cat ed with and asked how long
every cattle and horse grower in the visitors expect to remain in
your county. our town and the number of sc s-
"I am enclosing you a copy of iioi thi j desire to bold In order
the report of our annual meeting that provision bo made for their
held in Prineville. which will entertainment.
give you some idea of the interest Livestock is the most import
that is manifested by the mem- ant industry in Harney county
berg and will continue in the lead as
Local stockmen will recall this it is particular!) n stock country,
meeting was suggested in a let- Organizations having for their
ter printed in these columns a purpose the upbuilding of the in
few weeks airo and The Times- dustrj and th protection of the
Herald urged the executive eom- men engaged In il should have
mittee of the state organization the support of every individual,
to meet in Burns, assuring them regardless of whether actively
of a hearty welcome. engaged in thai particular busi
Since receiving the abovi coin- ness or no
munication announcing the exec
utive committee had definitely
decided to hold its next meeting Ml
here on June 14, the writer baa che ter, N. Y., wa a victim of
conferred with President Ted j, ;, headache and despondency,
Hayes of the local Stock Associu- can ed bj a badij weakened and
tion, Wm. Hanley and otherstock debilitated condition of her stotn
nien ot this vicinity, and found ach. when Bhe began taking
ail of them favorably inclined to- ( 'bamb'i Iain's Tablets. She says
ward tins meeting and their as- "I found them plea ant to take,
urance of stimulating an interest also mild and effective. In a few
among the growers ot Harney weeks' t:mi I wh i tored tomy
county. Mr. Hayes will UikeUie I . r il health " Pur sale
matter up with his secretary and b i-alei
a few active members of the lo
cal organization and after a con- Tin Burns Hotel is the hesd
ference with them will be ready quarters tor all when in town,
to begin an active campaign in Good table service, clean rooms
the interest of this meeting ami accommodating attendants,
Su k 1 I, mini hr
A. I.. I .in l i.-. Bast Ko-
Time to Cut Hay to
Secure Right Quality
"Cut. hay in the morning after
the dew is oil' and rake into win
rows as soon as the leaves are
thoroughly wilted. Legumes
(clover, alfalfa, etc.) especially
lose their leaves readily and
should be cured in windrows and
cocks and not in swath. Two to
three days in cocks should CUM
clover hay enough for the mow.
Be sure all outside moisture! ram
and dew) an1 off and little dan
ger will be experienced in mow
burning, providing the crop was
cut at the proper stage. You
can't afford to lose the leaves by
swath curing. They represent I
large per cent of the nutritive
value of the hay. "
These are the views of .1. E.
Larson, held crop Extension
sion specialist of the Oregon
Agricultural College, on the best
time to cut hay. Mr. Larson
continues as follews:
"If grains are cut for hay, cut
in late milk or early dough stage.
Allow to wilt and cure MR! I in
windrow, then put into cocks of
Kood si.e, well built and solid,
file same method will apply to
grasses except that they are
often put in the hay mow from
the windrow. May cut at (lie;
proper stage, and cured and
stored without burning out will
take the place of some o tin
grain feed, Quality is impor
tant in bay making."
I lnunl.ii lnu.' 1. minimi
This preparation is intended es
pecially for rheumatism, lame
back, sprains and like ailments.
It is a favorite with people who
are well acquainted with its splen
did qualities. Mrs, Charles Tan
ner, Wabash, Ind . '.ays of it, "I
have found Chamberlain's Lini
ment the best tiling for lame
back and sprains I have ever used.
It works like a charm and relieves
pain and soreness. Il has been
used by others of my family as
well as myself for upwards of Lit
years. l:o anil DU cent homes
For sale by all dealers.
SUGGEST A DAILY AUTO
MAIL EAST AND WEST
Ing the sentiment of th? entire
territory effected in these sug
gestions. Will Ask for a Daily
Mail Service From East
Practical Change in Routing the Mails
Over Direct and Natural Lines of
Development Started by Railroads.
A petition is being circulated
throughout the county and the
signatures of every man and wo
man in thi entire interior should
be attached to it upon presenta-
A Saving of Time Under Propo8ed "fc 'j "TJZ j
the advantages to be derived from
such a service, also showing how
I this VSSt empire is handicapped
by the Inadequate service recent-
TheJuntura Times is suggest really a matter that the pos tul ly inaugurated by the post office
ing 8 daily mail route from thai authorities should have taken up department. After receiving all
Change and Give Better Service
PERTINENT REMARKS
ANENT IMPROVEMENTS
Vale Enterprise Comments Editorially
On Promoting Public Enterprises
That Develop Certain Territories.
Significant Comparisons of Philan
thropic Tendencies of The People
Comment was made by the from them will be negligible.
Portland Telegram upon the re- Western Oregon is ready to be
mark by another Portland paper, economical when it comes to ad
saying: "Central and Eastern vancing the Interests of other lo
Oragon could do a great good for calitiesbut we do not note any
the state if they would finance large saving in their own locali
their own irrigation schemes." ties, Multnomah has bonded it
Thin is unquestionably true and self for good roads which is a
we might say with equal justice most excelledt investment, but
that Western Oregon and Port- we note that huge sums have
land would do the state a good been expended by the state in
deal of good if they would finance all of the counties which have
their own irrigation schemes, issued bonds, th afat anaiuttns
The Times-Herald suggest! to hays the schedule cut to three ri?r improvement schemes the money first.
into the Central Oregon territory thai this matter lie taken up by ,.,, u w,,,.k ;H som,,thinir that, bridge
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from the west, would be the the commercial bodies wit hm the ,e.iiires considerable explanation
most practical method of furnl h- territory interested and provide j t justify.
Ing this territory. wax-, and means to place the Nor will the addition of a daily
This proposii has been put matter properly before the peo- passenger and mail train serious-
up to The Times-lli raid l men pi that is have petitions circu- iy injury the transportation com-
have riven the mat! i con- lated and when this has bean panics, rather it will stimulate follow this excellent though il- ous efforts to assist other parts
business by practically doubling logical advice given in a vein of of the state to obtain money at
the passenger traffic. As it is now I either ignorance or sarcasm, the same low rate thev are oh-
point into the interior. II has themselves. I he route IS practi-
been suggested by people in this r and there could not be to ex-
section before and to extend such i I 100 days in tha year that an
a line not only from the east but SUto line could not operate on a
also establish a daily auto mail regular schedule. By asking for
route between Hums and Bend, classified bids as has been done
thus following the natural line of
travel and bringing our mail in
the most direct way. A daily line
from Riverside, end of the rail
road on the east and another from
Bend, the end ot tin- railroad line
over Other star routes the gov
ernment could get reasonable
bids on such lines and thus fur-
ni-h this territory a much better everything favorable for bitter
and quicker service. transportation and oiiick delivery
the names possible this petition
will be sent to the Railway Com
mission with a letter of explana
tion urging the necessity of more
adequate service.
for many years the Drewsey,
Burns and other interior points
have had a daily mail and when
the railroad is right St hand and
wh
siderntion and who are anxious accomplished put il before the
that a movement ! started to postal department with a strong
bring about such route "he endorsement and recommends-
notion of bringing our western tion. Ii will have influence and
mail around In wax of Baker In ing a route quicker than any
and Prairie City making il nee other method known to the writ-
essary to travel a great distance The natural business of the
ami consume much tune when countrj is either toward Portland L business trip from Burns to On
the practical line is by was of orthee.it and all travel goes j tar;oor sojs(. There are a dozen
improvement schemes, Portland capitalists are just as
street railroad schemes, and philanthropic as are other mon-
other and more or less worthy eyed men, neither more nor less
schemes. so. But we think that unless
We think there are only t WO 'hey, the Portland capitalists
reasons why both sections do not lend their b is! and most strenu-
no one passes through to the in
b r or excepting those who are
obliged to, and all on account of
Inadequate railway facilities.
Just think of it, a week to make
Bend with a sa ing of
la a matter that the I'(
We do job printing.
I hours either one way or the other. It
tal He- connects neighborhoodsjthal have
partment should recogni "hen mutual interests and alone tin
the mail from lie easl coming line of development and the final
only three times a week ,i al route of the railroads. Should
present when the territory has the railroads build within the
enjoyed a dail) mail from that period of the contract thesche
din Ction for more than 25 V .irs diile could be changed to conform
la verj Inconvenient and is a han with the end of the rail line on-
dicapto bo ine til such time as II was completed
With the new routes proposed across the state.
the expensive line now Operated The writer has talked this
between lure and Prairie City matter over with Mr. Hanley
could be cut down and thu make and others who are familiar with
a saving in that direction. Il is conditions and believes it is voic-
branch lines in Oregon with
scarcely half the tonnage that
supply a daily mad and passenger
B 'iv. ces besides regular freight
trains. The road bed of the Ore
gon Eastern Is one of the best
new lines in the country and
abundantly able to handle the
trullic to which this country is
justly entitled.
The people of Juntur.i ure a
unit in their elfort to secure this
service and ask the co-operation
of the people and press of the en
tire Inland Empire, to whom it
rirst, as to Eastern Oregon, we taming it. they will have many
have not the necesary funds, foreclosure notices to publish on
As to Portland and Western their skyscrapers.
Oregon, they can get a batter Farmers cannot pay 8 and 10
rate of interest for such money percent and live. Land will not
as they may have and they pre- be settled as long as that rate of
fer town lot improvement and interest prevail and Portland
speculation to the slow though financiers will have this brought
certain and profitable grind of h6me to tin mm an extremely
six per cent. personal way later. They might
In this connection we desire to well give great assistance to the
call attention to the fact th.. i im- promotion of many legitimate
provement of land in Eastern irrigation enterprises and still
Oregon will do more toward till- loan their own money at a high
ing Portland's empty buildings rate. They have been made rich
than will the consolidation of and a principality laid at their
commercial bodies and public- feet by the millions spent by the
tion of high sounding literature government in opening the Col
showing what a gnat place Is umbia with jetties and locks.
Portland for speculation and Home capital has built some of
speculators. their skyscrapers and the un-
FRIEND OF THE PRODUCER
Burns Meat Market
and
Packing Plant
BACON. HAMS and LARD
Fresh Meats, Poultry
Home Products for Home Consumers
SPCIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
TO SHEEP MEN AND BIG OKDERS
(EARS, GLACIER NATIONAL PARK'S INDIAN PATRIARCH,
SLIikS THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH AT PORTLAND'S ROSE FESTIVAL
Do You Shampoo Your Own
Hair?
Then use Violet Dulce Sham
poo and Head Wash Crystals
Not an ordinary Hoop Khampoo Hioroimhly
HclentMc and Antliepll. Tonl. an. I CISBMT
Violet Dulce Shampoo Crywluls cloe not
-. color of hair or make II Ury,
Han h, or Brittle. Sold only al
he Rexall Drug Store
25c. PER CAN
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Kustern Oregon has asked earned increment and increased
means still more. Vale and On- WWROO S credit for the purpose valuation given their town lots
turio and other towns on the main increasin the values ot" taxa- by labor has enabled them to do
line will also he gnatl) benefitted l,)le property, building up a king- this.
hy this and the commercial bodies domofhomas, and thereby assist- We think the statement quoted
and press are urged to join us in Ing the building of a great city at commencement of this article
this movement for better service. I on the Willamette. That credit emanated from a spirit of phar-
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Juntura Times.
Market Report.
Receipts for the week at the
Portland Union Stockyards have
been cattle 941, calves 44, hogs
:77(i, sheep lUM.
The cattle run was light this
week and the offerings were
mostly of the lijcht weight well
finished class. Hay feds 7.(f to
7.90; cows t' to(i.ro.
Prices went up another notch
In the Iiok division. Choice light
hogs sold for 8.86 going down io
cents near the close of the week.
Demand good and market strong,
The receipts in the sheep sec
tion continue to he liberal.
Lambs did not bring as good
prices as were paid the previous i
week, dropping from H.f(l to 8 30
for first class Stuff, Same lamhs
old off cars at H.fio. Bwss are
quoted at 5.25 to r.7r; yearlings
7.00 to7.2T).
Bundles for the Steam Laund
ry can he left at the Capital and
and Star barber shops.
was refused hut a tax was voted
to build roads which all will go
to Western Oregon, or at leas)
the amount which will escape
isaical Bmugness and ignorant
sarcasm. Vale Enterprise.
Ground feed at Hagey's.
Breakfast 5:30 to 9 Dinner 1 1 :30 to 2
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Mac's Restaurant & Bakery
Located in the new Levens Building
BURNS, OREGON
W. R. McCuistion, Prop.
Supper 5 to 8
Short orders at all hours
"TUOCf RFaD'UMrBlINf,
KINNmiNIC.ONE OF THE 300
VARIETIES OF rLCWtKb RW
UFDR IN f.t AflED NATIANkl
PARK KMOWfl TO THIS NATIVE
Bomnisi
MusHBHsasass BssasaaBBi
j The Burns Hospital
MRS. ETTA CUMMINS, Prop.
Best Surgical Room and Equipment
In the State Outnlde of Portland.
Nice Rooms, Good Care and Com
fort for Patients-Reasonable Terms
Graduated Nurse in Charge
our
THE
OF THF eLAC.rFEET WHO WILL SfTK 1 A Dl ACKFFFT INDIAN
"FLOYVLR OF YOUTH" AT POR TLAMO V MjTHER AND PAPPOOS6
Sumpter Valley Railway Co.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
Depart
No. 2, Prairie 10:15A.M.
Sumpter 2:35 P. M.
1 Arrives Baker 4:00 P. M.
Departs
No. 1, Baker 8:30 A. M.
Sumpter 10:05 A. M.
Arrive Prairie 2:10 P. M.
The Burns Flour Milling Co.
Manufacturers of homo products
HIGH GRADE FLOUR
"CREMO" THE FAMOUS BREAKFAST FOOD
The (roam of the Wheat, Fnsh and Falalahlo
Bran and Other Rolled Mill Feeds
You Patronise Home when xnu deal hero
out mi tijii cimiir national I'urk
Iti-Hi-i wiltun, Munliiiiii tlin BOOM Ol
Hie HI, i. hi.'. I llllir. old Tlll'l'i' lli'llix,
im,Im UUckfeul ihliltulii uiul putrl
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nun rur a tili In tin' I'liillaiiil Rom
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t in 1 1 in iiih ii curious lata anions
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pulrlurcliH wnll nvnr 01 OStO Hm n
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over Qft) v .'i lot Im ot kim iinwi'iH
uiul barbii msny ol than unknown in
iiotunlHiH go to 1 1 1 i i lit- up iiii" wonder
lul no iln in. , ' to blob tin' IiiiIIuiih
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alii. in. rally "saod mi1i It.' an ord
mi' io iiir Indian limond a origlnnll)
No. 1 Mukes kixhI connection
withO.-W. H. & N. Co No. 4
i .ii tin- miraculous propsrty ol
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round in iiiinii'i National Park, Tim (Fast Mail) leaving Portland 6:30
ioi oi th" wonderful PortiunU iimw p ji arrivinir at Baker 7T,ri A.
inn. i. in in. i ii,, Mrs ot Torso Bears LJ "', M.. ,- f,1 ,, ' ...
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SO loUS iii'ioi liln;; loi'. no "inulullliK
I 'iiii, iii lion In ulll Join liny with
Iii, im ill, inn nun to I'm I liinil, tlini"
In brow llll IllJ'Hll, rlliH uiul ,,!"
monies tii" iiiukI" i'nli inh uiik."
whiih win restore to iiiu tribe las
io -i secret lit eternal youth
injr Baker (:50 A. M.
No connects with No. 5 (Fast
Mail) nrrivinir at Baker 7:U P.
M. which picks up Pullman at
linker, arriviiiR at Portland 7:(K)
A. M. mIbo with No. 18 at
10:45 P, M. for points Kust.
To be Given Away
AT THE
WELCOME PHARMACY
Every Saturday at 3 P. M.
ONE ALUMINUM SET
Be'iure and bring your coupons
you may be the lucky one
The one having the number
nearest to the number under
the seal will be the winner