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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1918)
L ' e MI tohl Hi DR. B. F. SMITH Physician nnd Surgeon Hums, Oregon lie and residence. (Ifo, Ynuni house I'lH.nr No. H83 . CARL C. GRIFFITH Physician and Hiugwin BURNS, ORKOON. d. UU. GBARY Physician and Surgeon. Burns, - - - Oregon. );., mi Si mini lUMir l minn II Ilia num. 'Phone MainnA. ni NMAN & DEfiMAN, Phys.cians and Surgeons III answered promptly nielli or da 'I'limii' llurnuian. Harriman, Oregon Dr Minnie Hand 'hysidan and Surgeon Direct Telephone Connection Albritton. Ore. b. E. HIBBARD DENTIST OSes first door east photo nailery Itiirni. Oregon. BRUCE R. KESTER Attorney at Law Land Office Practice Land Scrip for Sale Vale, Oregon M. A. BIGGS Attorney at Law I. ). 0. K. Hldg., Hums, Oregon HERMAN VON SCHMALZ Attorney at Law ontssti mill prsetles baton I'. B, Laud Ortice a px-cialty Bet: Fry Hldg. next doof to poet umo iiurna, Oregon CHARLES W. ELLIS LAWYER Burns, - - Oregon Practice iu the State Court and be- fore Hit- V . B. Land Office. 'has. II. Ixjonaitl. Attoknky-at-i.aw, Careful attention given to Collec tions and Keal nutate matters. Fir Insurance Notary Public Bunas, Oregon. LONE RESTAURANT aeORQE IOON Piop.l e Meals At All Hours. Short Orders and Prompt Service With Reasonable Rates (Jive Me A Call e e Opposite Time. Herald Building A. J. BOCKHOLD 717--4th Street Oregon City, Oregon will buy all your Furs TTZbvdl- aaU WW I ll WWSaf UW? X.stn.dL Office IPxsuOtloo XToteir37- DPtjlToIIc. HERBERT A. POAGE ARCHITECT Plans and Specification! Prepared for Buildings of Any Class. Officii Roomi 6 and 7, Oilcl ! ,11.,,,. Buikftna liuma, Oregon P. 0. Dillami A. O. Faulkkbi, rormerljf Ami. Kiisineor Formerly Chief Kb in li. h Heclainatluu Mar- glnaer ot Boise A '. Western Ky. Eastern Oregon Engineering Company CIVIL AND IRRIGATION ENGINEERS Burns. Oregon JOHN J KM Hh LING. JL Jowolor. Optician and Krim'iiver. Fine Watch Repairing A Spe cialty. Jack Rabbit SKINS If You Exterminate JACK RABBITS The Skins Can Be Sold FOR CASH They must be whole skins, dried in Sun or Air so that moisture evaporates For particulars write S. L. Meninger 140 W. 69 Street New York WANTED Country salesmen for several good counties in this state to handle our complete line of fruit trees, shrubbery, roses, etc., booking advance spring orders now; necessary supplies furnished; good money for right men. Address Pacific Nursery Co., 122J Grand Avenue. Portland, - Oregon Sumpter Valley Railway Cd. Arrival aid Departure Of Trains Departs No. 2, Prairie 10:15 A.M. Sumpter 2:35 P. M. Arrives Baker 4:15 P. M. Departs No. 1, Baker 8:30 A. M. Sumpter 10:05 A. M. Arrives Prairie 2:10 P. M. No. 1 Makes good connection with O.-W. R. & N. Co. No. 4 (Fast Mail) leaving Portland 6:15 P. M.. arriving at Baker 7:55 A. M. and No. 17 from east arriv ing Baker (J:50 A. M. No 2 connects with No. 5 (Fast Mail) arriving at Baker 7:55 I'. M. which picks up Pullman at Baker, arriving at Portland 7:00 A. M. Also with No. 18 at 0: 46P. M. for point I Fast. J$ i A WONDERFUL " IGHT. Ths Moat Power I ul me World, It ,. n mi Una ii . nl ll Weighs ft, brilliant m ii- morning or 4 In ; .1 latitude. Almost l!i, i ll la (en 1 1'. i it h llllllllclor nl III' i tares totn Km Ik III)' HUM III H ll l lull, III t III' iilli'l'ini.iii .',1 and yuli I'liii mill a newspaper t.y Ita light thirty mile uwaj The hrut of iu focused beam is mo luteuae that it will get paper nlln- at a distance of 2A0 feet. It baa a caudle power of mora tbiin one and a iiuarter lilllloii. Ttieae are a few aatou lulling facta In nu- I'lipuiiir Manes Monthly tout the Sperry wnn-lillitlu. the Invention of Elmer A. Sperry of Brooklyn, who la already known aa the Inventor of the airplane StSbfltStf and Nlilp gyruaropo bearing IiIh name anil the Ural electric arc light One of tne BMMl powerful beacon long the eooal im the sandy 1 1 ii lighthouse. Dm tbeflperry searchlight la t xveul. v two tliiu-H more lii'llllaut than I lint light. Were the Sperry lamp sub. tlltuted for the Ugbtbousa beacon a ship pas.iug out to sen cniild lie hiilhed In llgbl until ll disappeared liclnw the hiiii.nu. ity Bwiagtng he "k,( baeh and forth across the ally It haa lieen made visible I Tit) miles iiwa.v For navy BSS the Sperry lamp llluiiilnateN a tar get ten time more lirllllautly than any other projector devised. OUR FIRST WATER WAGON. A Prohibition Petition That Saw the Light Here In 1681. The water wagon alurted on Ita jour ney through thla country longer ugo tliiiu moat pcraona realize. I offer you aa a proof of thla naaertlou a copy of a ,11111 1 ti r document that had Ita birth In tho month of April In the year IflHl, ay C.Irani In the Philadelphia I.SdgSf. Thla old document la In the form of a petition to n royiil governor algned by twelve men who were determined that the brewera' big horaeH .shouldn't run over them and reads as follews: 'Whereas, wee. e Inhabltanti of yc HSU Sealed Towns near ye falls of Od in ware (inlled I "lew cornel, finding our Helves aggrieved by ye Indians when drank, baformetb Hint wee be end have been hi great danger of our lives, nl our buueee bnrnlng, of our goods steel hit; nu, I of our IVIus and 'lilldreu af- j frighting Ineoinuch thai wee are afeer- J ed in co iiiiout our Lawful affairs least When e come home w lloile you anil eur concern damnified "These thing eon Wered, wee dee ' humbly it Jointly desire thai the sellbig , of brandy and strong liquors lu ye In dbtns may be wholly suppressed, when If done wee hOpO wee shall live PSSCS ably." A Bit of Human Nature. The other day a husky uud rather rough looking driver was baring trou- I hie Willi Ilia bOISO and. suddenly losing I Ida temper, stsrted lo heat him a j number of men rushed toward him with tlie Intention of slipping him when hla arms were suddenly nrrealed In midair. The would Ik? rescuers paused, too. and looked. Slanilliig j close by the man waa a III lie girl, of ! not more than four years- Just looking looking. Not a word wua aiwiken. no pen COUid describe the look on the lit tle one's face, but the heavy driver Kioppeil hla beating and spoke kindly lo Ida home. Strangely, too, the liorae moved, and there was no trace of the Im lilciit except a Hush underneath the i driver's tan. a few damp eye among the ipeetatOrt and s happy smile on tin- little girl's fsce. - Philadelphia Press. Raw Egg Kep Longer Than Boiled, j BOW eggs keep gisid much longer than COOfced eggs, even when these are hard boiled. This waa proved by Hr. a I.lndel, a member of the 1'arls CoUSSil d'llygleiie. after liiauy I'reuch SOldien had reported that the hard bollad eggs they recelveil from home ; bad gone bud. while the taw egg re maliieil edible for weeks Or. I. huh i explalna this fact ly ssy- , lug that the hotting makes the Inner membrane purl i .. 10 gSSSS, llilld j sud microbes, and the white of tho egg j becomes all agglomeration of coagu lated albumen nnd particles of a serum that la an Ideal medium Iu which ml- erobe.s thrive. Wild Carrot Seed. Seed of the wild carrot are small but very numerous' and an covered with weak bristles which catch on wool, lialr and Clothing and distribute the weed for cotisldei able distances. They I'lcipienllv are harvested with grass, clover and ulfutfu seed and uro widely distributed by this menus As found Iu clover seed, the wild cari.it seed are usually without barb, aa these are nibbed oh" lu the clover hiiller. Timid Sheep. Sheep, when they become frightened, nl wa.is run to an elevation, becSUSS their ancestors originally came from tho mountains. They always follow a leader, because In the dangerous moun tain passes their ancestors had to go In single llie. The Great Mystery. Are we inudu to lick and keep the hours of thi motal sphere only? When we are done here shall wo la run down forever, never lo move again V Or do W0 belong to the horol ogy of the universe I Henry WOrd Rescbei Trouble nd Joy. You cunt l,i op company with Trouble lli,l then eipei I Joy I" do his lo' el DOS! it picMu' de banjo for you to dance de .tars lor i loop -s tlsuta Com tltutlott, In this world 0UC must be a little im kind to be I. lid ' iKHlgb-Mart- VUIIX. YOUR MENTAL MACHINE. Shut Off It Pow.r st Night After a Dsy' Hard Work. II Is a great thing lo learn-to shut oh" l he menial steam when you quit work. What would you think of n fac tory manager who would leave all of hla power turned on after the operator had left the factory, the dellcste ma rhlnery running everywhere, poundu?if Itself to pieces, grinding out its dellci.te hearings without producing anything? Many of ua do not turn off our men tal Kiwer after we are through pro ducing or creating for the day. We carry our business home, take It to lied with u. think, plan, worry and waste precloua energy In all sorts of way. Iu superfluous thinking, foolish worry lug that produce nothing, tint grind out the eziiillte mental machinery and unilts It for the next day's work. it is a great art to learn to abut oir power when through our day's work, so that we can oil our mental ma chlneiy, relresh our minds and recti. Derate ourselves, an that we can g to the next day' work completely rein- rigors ted, Many men wi-iu to think Unit they are accomplishing noiiicthlug if they keep their lilluda on business even when not at work, but they really ac complish leas than nothing becauao they are wasting precloua mental en ergy, the swer for concentration, the vigor, tho focusing of the mind, which I imperii tlw for creating purposes. -Orison Hwett Marden. THE DRY WALL A Beautiful Art In Stone Work That I Passing Away. In the American Magazine Oavld lirayaon says: "Iu dry walla I think the olil stone mason takes the gresteal pride of all. for It Is In the dry wull I mean by that u wall laid without tnorlar that the ahoer ait of the tuuson comes most Into play. "Any one COO throw a wall together If be has inortnr lo make K slick, but a dry wull must stand 00! for what It Is. built solid from the bottom up. each stone reefing securely upon the one below ll and braced and nested In by the sheer aUii ot the mason "The art of the dry wall Is the an- clew beritnge of New Englaud and I teaks n-1 onii of the sincerity anl the cooecleiitiousnees of the iii Purl Inn spirit, bill stril.es the higher UOiO or beauty 'Many of the oliler walls I know are worth go, ii far to see for they ex hibit a re re sense nf form and propor tlou mill me honicl lines SO! Iu the land scape with a skill llial only the milkier lt!st himself could exceed Those uld. hard wrought stone fences Of I lie Hum till ill hilla uud I'tewsliury. the best of (!h-iii. were honestly built ami built to last a l In ni -ii 1,1 1 year "A beautiful art and cue that la passing awafl It Is the dry wall that stands of rtOStf I lint the old sloiteuia sou lOVes best of all." Crawling For Penance. A Ituddl.isl piles! who has ls-en eight yean on the way to l.ussa expects to arrive there eight years hence. He started from the northeast of Peking, and when met by an Kugllsh mission ary he had Completed over 'J.uoo miles, bout half his Journey He doc not walk, he crawla, or, rather, he com blues both met hods. On Ida bunds he wears hoards; on hla knees lie wears pads lie Ilea full length upon the ground; then, getting up. walks to when- his lingers had reached, then prostrates himself and measures afresh. He Is under u self Imposed SOW and believes that If he crawls In this man ner to the Tibetan holy city hi alns will Is? forgiven uud honor bestowisl upon Ii Im by Huddhu.-Kxchaiige. Hot Air a a Polisher. Hot air I used for polishing. The article to be treated are placed lu a basket in a centrifugal machine driven ut a very high aed uud hcutcd ulr 1 blown from a pipe through the basket. A high polish is ihus produced very rapidly. Nickel plated article that have In-come tarnished are iiiade blight lu a few minutes Wet metal, fresh from the bath, needs 00 preliminary drying, for the current of air diie aud polishes it ii t ' I tn- BSme moment. Best Time For Black Ons. Early morulng is tbo best for black bass on smaller klrennis, Inter part of the day till sundown very good. Cloudy days midday g i, especially if cool For By fishing for base early morning hours and an hour before dark best time. If full moon even later gel the big one. New York Sun, Effort to Enlighten. "Father." said the sniiill boy. "what Is nil overt uctV" "My son, an overt act Is something r li ii t either compels you to be so rude as to fight or to be ho polllc ua lo pre tend that yon didn't notice It-" Wash ington Slur How Your Hair Grows. According lo uu authority, the hair .-loiis half nu Inch a mouth until It reaches Its natural length. With men (he natural length Is from eight to twelve Inches. Willi wo-ueii It grows anywhere from eighteen Indies to their heel. Where In&enuity Count. The bighorn or ItocU.v mountain sheep can travel as far over the mountain peal.s III a lew minutes us u hunter can go lu two hour. Wall Informed. Bllllugtoii -1 understand hi wife ha money. Stllllligson-llo understand It llo.-St Louis Post Dispatch. in tiik cibovit cot'itT or nra htaii: or OttMOM I'oit 11.111 nkv roi'.vrv. St MMO.NH violet Josephine PeUar, PtnJntift, vs. Joseph Henry Pellar, Defendant. To Joseph Henry Pellar, above nam ed defendant; IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OF OREGON you are hereby re quired to appear end answer the complaint In the above entitled eult within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and If you fall to appear or answer, for want theroof, tbo Plaintiff will apply to the (Hurt for tho relief prayed for In her complaint, to-wlt: First, That the bonds of matri mony now existing between Plaintiff ami Defendant bo dlasolved and that Plaintiff have a decree, of divorce absolute; Second, That the Plaintiff have the cure, custody and control of Joseph Donald Pellar, minor child of tho Plaintiff and Defendant; Third, That Plaintiff have Judg ment for her costs and disbursements herein and for such other and fur ther relief aa to equity may pertain. This summons is published In The Times-Herald, a weekly newspaper published and of general circulation In Harney County, Oregon, by order of Hon. II C, Levens, Judge of the County Court for Harney County, Oregon, which said order was duly made and entered on the 18th day of December, 1917, and directed thai this summons he published as above stated for a period of six weeks. The first publication of this sum mon Is made on December 22, 1917 (Signed) J. W. ll IOCS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Whose resilience and post office address Is Hums, Har ney County, Oregon. NOTICE TO CltEIHTOltS Notice Is hereby given Hint the Undersigned have been duly appoint ed Joint executors of the Last Will and T seta want und Estate of Jacob C Welcome, deceased, by the Coun ty Court of the Stale of Oregon, for Harney Count v. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, duly verified as by law required, to ua or one of ua at our residence In Hums. Harney County. Oregon, or at the office of our attorney J. 8. Cook In said City. County and State, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated HiIh 20th day of December, 1917. MAGOIE M. LEVEN8 ALFRED 0. WELCOME Joint executors of the Lat Will and Testament and Estate of Jacob C. Welcome, deceased. ! NOTICE I OF HALE OF PROPERTY. REAL IN THE COUNTY COCRT FOR THE state (ik unanfirn pun maw NEV COUNTY. ... ... . .... ..... i lu the matter of the estate of W. E. Alberson, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that under and by virtue of an order of sale made und entered in the above en titled Court on the day of January. 191S. tho undersigned administrator of tho ubovo entitled estate will sell ut private sale on and after the 12th day of February, 1918, at Bums. Hhiiicv Countv. Oregon, the follow- .. . Ing described property to-wlt: Lots . . - M.....I , .....I -- 1 kul 4 and 6 of Section 1 and Lots 1 unit 8 of Section 2, Twp. 31, South, Range 35 East W. M. Said sale will be made subject to confirmation by tho County Court 4 ,,........ Si......... ,,,....... Ol llillllC 1 IMIIII. .,.,,,l. 8 aXiBBRSON Administrator of tho sstate ' Of W B. Alberson, deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COUNTY COt'RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR 1IAR- NEY COl'NTY. In the matter of the estate of John Duffy, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the i. i i.- 1 hi, lieen iiniiiilnli'il ud- mlnls.ra.or of the above entitled es- Ilon (, ,,e! iMun.v Judge of Harney County, Oregon; all Persons having bUU. i..... ...1.1 ..!.,,.. ...... ,.im.i,l tn HKlllHfi nun, ,n.l .. v. MW .... - present the huiiio duly verified as by law required, to me ut Fields, Ore gon, or by J. W. Higgs, my attorney at Ruins, Oregon, within six month from the date of the first publica tion of this notice. Tho first publi cation is December :'2, 1917. . f, MeDADIi Ailmiiilslralor of i estate of John fluffy, 'ceased. Cable rates have been reduced be tweeu North and South America. NOTICE FOR I'miJCATION UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE Hums. Oregon, December 21, 1917 Notice Is hereby given that Thomas lllaney, of Callow, Oregon, who on February 3, 1913, made Homestead entry , No. 06r.39, for HF. Vi, See. t and NU',, Section 12, Towttsbip M 8., Range 80 K, Willamette Merl dtan has filed notice of Intention to make final three-year Proof, to es tablish claim to the land above do scribed, Uefcre C. E. Tulloch, V. 8. Commissioner, at his office, at Ber dugo, Oregon, on the 23rd day of January. 191 S. Claimant names an wltaesses: Andrew Jacquot, Mrs. Andrew Jacquot and Francis Jacquot, all or Catlow, Oregon. C'.ias. Heckley, ot Hockley, Oregon. V. O. COZAD, Register Our Jitney Offer - This and c. DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out thpi slip, enotOSe with five cents tO Foley A Co., 283fi Sheffield Ave.. Chicago III., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial packkage containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for cough cold and croup. Foley Kid ney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tab lets. For sale by Iteed Bros. When this country rounds up tho alien enemies, will that also Include LaFollette? NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE OOCKTT COt'RT OF TlfK HTATK OF ORKOON FOR HAK NKV COl'NTV. In the matter of the estate of Tony Flint, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the- undersigned has been appointed ad t mlnistrator of the above entitled es tate by the Hon. H. C. Levens, Coun I ty Judge of Harney County, Oregon; J all persons having clulms against I said estate are notified to present the SnOM duly verified as by law requir I ed. to me at my place of business in Hums. Harney County, Oregon, or to J W. Biggs, my attorney, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. The first I r publication la Dec. 29. 1917. W. M. FAHHE, Administrator of the estate oP Tony Flint, deceased. Was l'ii-lliig All Run Down. Iouis Buckner, Somerset, Va., i writes: 'I was feeling all run down; tired, with pains in my back. After j taking Foley Kidney Pills I felt like ! a new man." Backache, rheumatic pains, stiff Joints, sore muscles, swollen ankles, and sleep disturbing bladder ailments yield quickly to I this time-tried remedy. Sold by Heed Hros OFFICIAL DIRECTORY State of Oregon United States Senaters: Geo. E. Chamberlain, Harry Lane Cengressmen: W. C. Hawley, N. J. Slnnott, C. N. McArthur. Attorney General, George M. Browm Governor James Wlthycombe Secretary of State Ben W. Olcott Treasurer T. B. Kay Supt. Public Instruction J. A. Chur chill. State Printer John Lawrenna ..,.,.. ...... v.... guprcme Judges I ... F. A. Moore. Geo. H. Burnett, RobU akin, R. S. Bean, Thos. A. McBrlde. lenry L. Benson, Lawrence T. Har- ig Nlntli Judicial District District Judge Dalton Biggs Count Attorney. ... .MA Biggs Circuit meets the first Monday In April, and first Monday in October. Joint Senator J. A. Hurley Joint-Representative, C. M. Crandatf County of Harney Cauntv Judge . H. C. Lovena, j Clerk Chester Daltoa Treasurer Pearl G. Flak Surveyor, Frank Gowan Sheriff W. A. Goodmaa Assessor John Caldwell School Supt Frances Clark, Coroner G. W. Clevenger Commissiener: W. II Robins. R .L. Ha... OOW 0 J" i'":JS " . do I' i" " -.- . Harney V. s. Lund Office Register V. G. Coxart Receiver Sam Motherahead City of Burn Meetings of the Council every Seo ond ami Fourth Wednesdtiy. Mayor H. C. Levena Recorder W. Y. Klug. Treasurer Henry Dalton Marshal R- L.. Halnea Council men: George Fry, J. B. Loggan, Sana N ..... -.., .