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NH 8tt 11 IT H Joha P. ASSetta
LIB.
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Ralph Peters laW
On Railway Mall Pay
A controvrrny has been re-ln In the eolUtan of th
pre -ttVwM th .allrw-la and th. rdr.l Post OflM
Wrtmont o.or tl.e question of proper P"'t'0,n
for hamUim the Unit- Httie malls. Mr. Ralph leter.
Chairman of tlin Hnllway Mall Commute, when askeil
to tate tno rat-Ma. suto of th. oontrorerey to th
American tarnmr, nltl In part: .
"The rallwiiy mnll pay question will be ttld-n-.
i -in. lnaii.-a in all concerned
III lHtnniiiii'rui w.im j-.. -- --- . .
aa aoon a the American peopl reaMae that th who
ubject. whlln .oomln.ly coropllcat- and technical. I bo la
down to a few slmpl Point of fair ..alness dealing
. . .. i . . ai .Tiirf tn tin d era tana.
... ..wn,cn " ".'"" ;.-:."... :i-;. ;. m.n.. .mt .
"The flrat 10 tnat me row um i"i"' """ "g . -.' -.tzt .i
adf-eta the nay of the rnllroa.l". only mice in four yara. Thla compels the
rmWda toarry the increase In the mall tonnaia during tha interrerjng
ywlthourivy-manlfcetlv an injustice In the caa. of a rapidly r"tI
KJa OnVconequct.co hi been that last year tha railroad, carried fully
halt th. parcel poat for nothing
"A Mcond point 1. this: In addition to earrylne the mall, th. rait
roada are required to operate many traveling post offloea for sorting ana
distributing th. raalle while in transit. Hut the Poat Office Department pay.
for aurh poat offlcea only where they occupy whole cara. and paya nothing
In the many caaaa In which It merely require, th. ua. of poiloffliij apart
ment tn combination .cara, alihoiiKh euch apnrtmenta differ from the run
railway poat office cafe only in else. More than 4.100 apartment or thla
character have been fitted up. and r" ma'ntelned for th. Mclu.lv. u. or
th Port Offlc. Department. Failure to i . for them ha been an PeolaI
hardahlp to th. .mailer road, on which the Department do, not find It
neceesary to utllli. whole car..
"On. laat peint: In thousands of In.tance. (though not In .11) the Poet
Offlc. Department requlrea the i illronit to carry tha mail, back and forth
between railroad atatlona and port ofllce, but paya th.m nothing for this
xtr ..rvlc. beyond th. rate, covering the rail transportation. The rail
road. hare no choice but to perform this additional aervlc gratia, or refua.
to carry th. mall at all.
"Now for th. remedle. the riitlronds a.k: They do not aak to hav. th.
mall, weighed dally, or to have inch shipment weighed and paid for sep
arately, a I done in the case of private shippers. They merely ask to
have th mall weighed, nnd the pay of the railroad adjusted, at least one
a vw, Instead of one. in four years They alao aak that apartment post
offlc car b paid for. at reasonable rates, according to sis. Lastly, they
aak that th. Port Offlc. Departnn nt caa. to requlr. of them free messenger
service between stations and post offices, and either r.lleve th.m of this
service or pay fairly for It. These are the reforma th railroad, aak of Con
gress. They gladly lay these reforms before the public, confidant that th.y
will appeal to th. common aenae and fnirneaa of American voter."
THE FIRST TELEGRAM.
It W.a Net th. Famous Mollis Snt
by Morse's Daughter.
Ilklden away In the archives of the
Tennessee Historical society at Nuab
vllle Is th. account of the llrst actual
uicssuiie ever sent over n lalafiTaph
line. That dispatch differs materially
from the aolemn inessntfc tlint passed
over the wire between Wnahlii-ton
and Baltimore In the year 1I4. It il
lustrates well however, the luck of
seriousness with which Mr. Morse's
Invention was taken when lie tlrst of
fered It to th world.
According to the account preserved
at Nashville, Hon. Robert I.. Caruther
of Lebanon, Tenn., was a member of
Congreaa In 1843, and a naatbaf of
(lie committee to which was referred
Mr, Morse's application for au npru
prlatlon to build a telenipli line from
Washington to Baltimore. Most of I lie
member, of the committee lookad
upon Morse aa a visionary, and his pro
pout as Impracticable.
On the last day of the session Man
went to Uie committee room ami toM
them that he bad stretched a w Ire to
the top of the capltol bnlhltng and
had a young man up there. If I hey
would write a message he would semi
It up, and the young man would bring
them a copy of It, None of them be
lleved It could be done. Judge Caruth
era, however, pulled the envelop of n
letter out of his pocket ami wrote n
message. Mr. Morse, who had hU In
strument with htm, sat down and sent
th. meaaage. In a few minutes the
young miu walked Into the room with
an exact copy of the mesaage. The
committee reported favorably, and r.c
ommended the appropriation.
The bill passed just before the ad
Joiirnuient. Some one went I Mr.
Morse's boarding bouse to Inform him
that the appropriation was made. The
daughter of the landlady went lo Mr.
Morse's room, waked him uwl gas.
him th welcome news. He said to
her, "My daughter, you shall semi the
first menage that goes from WhsIiIuk
ton to Baltimore." That promise was
fulfilled when she sent the famous
message: "What hath liod wrought I"
Judge Caruthers was an indent
Whig, and In 1843 the Wa-a- "ere
very angry with Pnattari Tyler,
whom they accused of bctrnjljii; the
party. Th. menage that Jmlc Ca
others sent from the committee room
to the young man at the top of the
Capitol was. "Tyler deserves to be
banged." Youth's Companion.
His Henotty.
Totrlst-Wht aort of landlord have
you got her! Irian Native He", the
sort of man If he wn put on an unin
habited Island that would atlck his
honds In the pocketa of th. naked sav
ages and rob them of what they hadn't
pit Chicago Herald.
Never spend your money before you
have It . TVimas .l.ffrrson
The Real Teat.
"I don't see how that little Mrs
(it-iimpv can seem so well satisfied
with her husband. II never kisses
her or shows her nny mark like that of
affection "
"Maybe not. hut he give, ber spend
inir moiiev without her ever bavliiK tn
nsk for If "-Baltimore Aiuerleau
Keeps Busy Hustling.
Weilderly Of all fool pruverhe.
'Marry in baste and repent it t leisure."
Is about the worst. Hlnfletou Why. I
always thought It was a fairly good
one. Weilderly -Hub: Just as If s
married man ever had any lelsurel
ImllaiKtpolla Ktsr
OUR OLD LIBERTY BELL.
Text From Which th Inscription ll
Boars Wa Tskon.
Fur fifty years after thut July duy lu
1770. when the old bell rang out Its
memorable message, It continued in be
rung on every festival sod anniver
sary. It was rung on Feb. --, UB2. in
honor of the centennial of the blrlu of
Washington. While being tolled on
the morning of July 8, MBSi in in. in
ory of Chief Justice Marshall, who had
died two days before, (be old relic sud
denly cracked. On Washington's birth
day. 1843, an attempt was made to
ring It, but the bell lias since been
mute.
Finally it wa removed from Its po
ItloD in the tower to a lower story,
and later It waa placed on Its orlglnul
timbers in the vestibule of the stale
house in a prominent position Immedi
ately beneath where a larger bell, pre
sented lu Philadelphia lu lHim, tow
proclaims the passing hours.
To Isaac Norrls, the speaker of (he
colonial assembly, Is ascribed the boa.
or of having originally Mggested the
prophetic word from La Ulcus xiv, 10,
"Proclaim liberty throughout all Hid
land unto all the Inhabitant thereof,"
which were caat on the bell. The rea
son for the selection of thai text at a
time when there was not the slightest
thought of a break with the mother
country baa been a subject of mtMB
conjecture, but the true reason Is up
parent when the full text Is read, "Ami
ye shall hollow the fiftieth year and
proclaim liberty throughout the laud
and to all th Inhabitants thereof."
In selecting the text the Quakers hud
In mind the arrival of William Penn
and their forefathers In America.
Christian Herald.
Color Legibility.
In London recently more than u thou
sand person participated lu tests that
gave these average comparative All
tances at which signs of same size and
lettering, but of different color mm
lilnationa, war readable:
Foot Pejj
BUck on yellow. 75 Tellow on black.. d
Oroon on white... W Hla. k on whit.. 1
lUdonwhlt S6i Whits on rd....l
Blu on whit.... M Whit uo rii .. Ml
Whit on blu. . 7 Whll on blui.k.. It
A Matter of Doubt,
"Bo Holiday has decided to get mar
ried r
"I merely said that he wo. going to
get married. Whether the decision
was made by Dolblay or bis fiancee
or some member of bis or bur family,
1 am lu no position to state." Blr
aunebsw A-wr.U . - -
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF HARNEY.
B, M. IICUICY, 1'lalnllff.
va.
JOHN P. ANNKTTE, Mrs. I.yoln lisru
burdl, l ballea licll, AlMiy J. twill,
i. iin . urikou, Cecil v. (.uiiut, J. u
i isipci, j. ii. Uoua.il, C. oouovun,
... a. renuuii, U. W. Flestuier, Cura
H. Urleves, ciaud. V. Uwlnu, P. A
Jiubeu, Jean I loiter, 11. U. Mililur
. . 1. Mooney, M. McKlnnou, b
nuiu 1.. Noau, UUle M. Obor, bumuul
1'uturaou, i). r'. Plumnwr, A. H, IVt
iy, W. I. iMibips, Alberius W. Kueu,
r. F. Hour, tnurles a. stophens,
juuie It. umltb, Joseph 11. rimlth,
r. .. bpannelh (or Spanuuih;, Kr
neat W. dly. Frank Seeley, Harry O.
scull. Charles Blnnett, W. JJ. wood
i utr, rJ. M. Williams. Martha v hlle.
Nvinlum isles, L. U. JJaxtou. kl. L.
Juiemmh, C. W. Ortmau, J. W.
nwope, und all whom it may con
cern, liefeudanta.
SUMMONS.
lo John I'. Annette, Mr,. I.) dm ilsru
hurut, Charlua JJeli, Andy J. vJtlln.
ui.il Carleon, Cecil W. Child J. 41.
cooper J. U. Donneli, C. Dunovnu.
B, H. Feudal!, U. W. Fi..hner, Cora
Ll. Grieve., Claud V. Uwlnn. P. A.
iiubm, Jouu iiolxor, 11. U. Mlillsr.
I.. P. Mooney, M. McKlunun, WU
Ham 1.. Noah, Kill. M. Ober, ttatuuel
folersou, 11. r. Flummer, A hi. PU
iy, W. U. Phillips, Albeitu W. Ueeu,
'. F. Itohr. Charles 6. Stephens,
Jumes 11. Smith, Joseph ll. Smliti,
K. C. Spuuueth (or BpauuulhJ, Kt
nest W. Sly, Frank Seoley, Harry ci.
Scott, Charles Hlunelt, W. D. Wood
iuff, R M. Willlama, Martha White,
William Yatea, L. Ji Barton, E. U
Jeremiah, 0, W. Ortman, J. W.
Swope, and all whom it may cou-
...iii Defiinfluita:
lu the name of th. Slate of Oregon,
you ure hereby notified that lb plain
tiff, B. H. Terry, la the holder of the
i'oliowing cerUllcatea of delinquency
issued on the date hereinafter refer
red to by the tax collector of the
County of Harney. Bute of Oregon,
for the amount of money art after each
ear for which the aald certificate,
were Issued, and being the amount
;h:u due and delinquent for taxes for
the yeara hereinafter mentioned, to
gether with the penalty, lnterert and
.;, iii..rA.n unon th real orooerty
assessed to you, and of which you are
tho owner aa appeare oi roouru, mr
dto lu the aald county and elate, and
particularly hereinafter deacrlbed; and
on are further notified that the aald
B, ll. Terry baa paid taxea on said
premises for prior or subsequent yeurs
with Hie rate of Interest on aald
amounts as hereinafter aet forth.
ei, ni von owner of the legal
title of the parcels of land aet before
your respective names aa turn amuo ap
pear of record, and each of you, ar
hereby further notified that lb ald
B, II. Terry will apply to the Circuit
curl .,i inn tata and county afore-
..,.i.i rn, . ,iaraa f.tracloslna the lien
against the proparty herrtnafUr de-
scribc-ii, una menuonea in saia otj.i.u
cates; and you ar hereby summoned
to appear within alxty (60) day after
the first publication of this summons,
exclusive of the day of aald flrat pub
lication, and defend this action or pay
the amount due aa shown, together
with cost and accrued lntereet, and
In cas. of your failure to do to, a de
cree will be rendered foreclosing the
lien of ald taxes end coat against th
laud and preml brelnatr describ
ed; all of the said certificate bear
Interest at the rath of fifteen per cent,
per annum from the date thereof.
The following la a description of th
land asesad, the word "8eo" mean
big eeetlon and tb word "Twp. R.'
meaning township south rang eait,
Willamette Meridian, the name of th
sreons to whom tb m wa as-
.a .-a wfcn u tha owner of tb
H'.HVU auw www ww
legal title of tb aald '''-
pear of recce-, wo year m w---
; ... i.iii and -aaasaad. the
amount for wbloh the aeveral certln-
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IBM summons is published by ordr f the Hon. II. ('. I.evn, Judge ol the
County Court of th mate ol uregoe,, lor in twenty 01 narney, ami nsui oroei
was mail, and JatoJ tb. Kth day of. Angus!, KM, and th. date ol tin. Unit pub
llcation of this summons la tb girt day ef August, 1915.
All process aao unrg m xeis prwwtftag may o "' "i' '
igned. residing in th Stat of Piecea, at IM addres hereinafter mentioned.
Oao. H7jliiBJ0Mg, Attorney lor plaintiff.
Address: Hums, Oregon.
All th nW in. The TimeHerald for $2.00
NOTIC1C FOR PU1LI0ATI0N
lsitstTiTSl.SBOfrics,
aares, Ongea, August t, wiM
ri.itn.' labtrobyilvs th.iqhtttor Psrsosi, of
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lliiiiir-l gntry No. 0WU, lor wk,
n, Tow.l M ., Kn si Bail,
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tirmi.-.. Cna have all kind
Willie"'" wivai -..- ...-
of roUBh lumbT for Ml t their
mill 16 mil- north of Burns on
the Canyon City road.
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noon, no Ik
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SUMMONS.
In tlic Circuit Ooort ol the Mate of
Ol-t.-i for Harney County.
lersle K. Miller, plaintiff
vs.
CliB'le W. Miller, defemlanl
To t'liarise W. Miller, Hi sbov
mu I defendant:
In I lie nam ol State ol Oregon, you
are hereby required In appear and
answer Hie complaint flic I against you
In the above entitled court and suit on
or belo re th last day of th lima pre
(rtwd In th. ord.r (or publication of
tbl summons upon you, which period
of tlnis la sli weeks from the data of
tl.e flrat pnlillcstlnn of Ibis summon,
to wit ; within six wks f'om Hie 14th
day ol August, 1916, that being th date
ol the tlrst publication hereof, and If
von lull to an appear and answer aald
complaint, th plaintiff will apply to
the court lor th relief demanded In
aid complaint, to wit ; a decree of aald
u.mrt forever dissolving th marriage
contract now and heretofore asiatlng
ii-m.-eii the plain II it and defendant,
am I lor the cost and dlsburaeuieuts ol
thla -nil, and lor gnerol relief.
You are fmtlier notified that Ibis
iio.iimii i arrve.l Uhoii you by publi
cullon thereof in The Time Herald, a
weekly newipr published in Hams,
Harney ('.unity Oregon, pursuant to an
order ol Hoe. H. C l-ovens, County
Judge of Harney County, Oregon, made
ud dated the nth day of August, KM,
the date ol lira! publication being Aug
isl 14th, ItlM, snd th last publication
iliereul will be 011 the 'iftlli dy ol He
le. iiber. IIHft.
J. M. COOK,
Attorney for Plaintiff
NOTICE FOR PUBUCAT10N.
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SUMMONS.
In th Circuit Court of the Btate of r
egon, for Harney County.
Effie II. Smith, plaintiff, 1
t. J
Arthur K. Hmlth, defendant. )
To Arthur B. Smith, the nlrove nnmed
de Cendant:
In the name of th Btate of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear anil
answer the complaint Alrd agninat you
in the above entitled court and suit on
or before the wet day of the time pre
scribed in the order for iiuhlicatinn i.l
this summons upon you, which -
of time la sis weeks from the date of the
first publication ol tbia summons, to
wil: within sii weeks from the -4th
day of July. IIMS, that being the tlae
of the first publication hereof, and if
v'nu full to so ainarnr anil answer mi. I
complaint, the plaintiff will apply tn1
conn lor tlae relief demanded In BJd j
complaint, to wit: a decree of sniil roart
(orevcr dissolving the marriage contract
now eiistiug lt ween plaintiff ami lie
feodaut. and that plaintiff have the
are, custody and control ol I el.ili
Hmith, n minor child, lb Issue of aai'l
marrisgc, and lor gcueral relief.
You nre lurtbrr notifieil that thi
Buiiiui'iii is served upon you by pul.li
cation thereof in The Tiim-a-HcreM, a
weekly iu:wpttarr publiilieii in Huin-,
Harney County, Oregon, pumusnt to
ii n order of Hon. II. 0. leven. County
Judge ol Harney County, Oregon, ... .!
and dated the Utth day of July, 101.ri,
the data of the tint publication living
July -Hh, 1915, and the laat publica
tion thereof will be on September -it Ii,
loin.
J. S CooB.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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