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Statement Of the Condition of the
First National Bank
Burns, Oregon
At the close of business Dec. 31,,l 917
RESOURCES
I,oans and Discounts $513,367.72
U. S. Bonds 87.540.00
Bonds and Securities IS. 184.80
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 9,800.00
Five per cent Redemption Fund 2,500.00
CASH 118,756.19
. . $749,648.71
LIABILITIES
Capital $ 50,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 76,319.86
Circulation 60,000.00
Bills Payable (Liberty Loan Account) 25,000.00
DEPOSITS 548,328.85
$749,648.71
Capital and Surplus - - $100,000.00
United States Depositary
Oregon State Depositary
ACCOUNTS INVITED
The Times-Jierald
Ha. The Largnt Circulation Of Any
Newspaper In Harney County.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 26. 1918
Local News.
Spread your butter thin there's a
war to win.
E. E. OwHley went to IJend yesterday.
John Becde wan over from Drew-
Bey for several days this week.
Owur Went was attending to some
business in town the first of this
week.
Estrayed Two goats, male and
female, from Taos. Jenkins ranch on
Sage Hen. $. reward for their ;
recovery.
County Treasurer, Mrs. I 'ear I
Keeler is confined to her room from
ilness. She is improved at thin time
hut her physician insists on her re
maining quiet for a time yet.
Estrayed Two yearling heifers,
estrayed from my place last April,
banded XX on the loft hip and mark
ed with an underslope In each ear.
A liberal reward for Information
leading to their recovery. I'cter
Peterson, Egll, Oregon.
While driving in from the Experi
ment Station this morning Supt.
Ureithaupt picked up a plug of chew
lug tobacco In the lane and brought
It to this ofrice. It isn't the brand
we chew so the owner may have It
by calling and proving he needs It.
more than we do.
Ice users are warned hy the Food
Administrators that because so much
ammonia will he used by the urrny
and navy not enough may he left
to make Ice with. It they want to
be sure to have ice next Hummer they
should harvest and store It now,
whereever possible.
Herman Huh Is up from I.awen.
Furnished house with barn to rent.
Win. Karre.
Mrs. J. E. I.oggau has been ill dur
ing the pa'. i week.
Any one having chickens for sale
should notify Henry Elclnier. Har
ney, Oregon.
Hereafter work in the repair de
partment of the Lampshlre Oarage
is strictly cash. II. ('. Shin-man.
J. W. Crawford Is again at his
place of business after a short ill
ness. I
Score cards for "Five Hundred."
I also program pencils for sale at this
office.
If you cannot on the ocean sail
With I'nde Samuel's fleets
You can stay at home with Hoover
And help to save the "eats".
The cages of the Harney County
National Hank have been moved to
the north wall of the building In
order to give better light for the
work.
The relatives of the lute E. I.
Keynolds desire to express through
these columes their sincere thanks
for kindnesses shown them during
their recent bereavement.
THE KIKHT NATIONAL RANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND HI KI'LUH
tlOO.OO. "THE RANK THAT
MAKES YOUR $ I HAI'S."
ACOOUNTH INVITED.
Mrs. L. F. Wiseman has been quite
ill from rheumatism at her home In
this city for the past Tew weeks. Her
daughter, Mrs. Hobt. Currier, has
been over from her home nursing
her mother for a short time.
The Harney basket ball team came
over last night and defeated the high
school team In a game at Touawama.
There was a social dance following
the game. This is the second vic
tory for the visitors Several resi
dents of Harney were over to give
support to their team and take In
the duinc.
Notice!
After January 1, L818, we will grant credit
for Sixty Days only, faooounts are not paid
at that time, DO more credit will ho granted.
We art OOmpelled to pay our accounts in
Thirty Days, and to do ho, we have to hhk Unit
you be more prompt in fchs future. We hops we
will not have to reflMS von credit.
The Rexall Drug Store
REED BROS., Props.
l!io tMO II H tllt( 'HOIX
Rooms to rent. Mrs. Eunice
Thompson.
rims. Owen was down from Sllvles
yesterday.
The knife, fork and spoon are the
most powerful Implements of war
Just now.
Lester Williams was over from
Silver Creek for a few days this
week.
Judge and Mrs. Grant Thompson
have been visiting with their child
ren during the week.
Ceo. Cawlfleld came up from Nar
rows yesterday to look after some
business all'alrs, returning home the
sunn- day.
J. W. Shown was down from his
home at Harney yesterday renew
ing acquaintances and looking alter
some business affairs.
Our new quarters In the I.even
Huildlng are quite convenient and
we hope to see you In at once to In
spect them. Williams- Zoglmann.
Hoover says eat "spuds" and don't
spare the corn because It costs a
little mere. Eating corn point is a
pleasant way to pay your war tax.
If you want to know about Thrift
Stamps ask the banker or at your
post office. They will be glad to ex
plain this way of helping to win the
war.
M. S. Davles Is building a modern
residence on his ranch recently pur
chased on Jack Creek. He has In
vited The Times-Herald man out to
sit by his big fire place.
Otus Sizemore was in town this
week and told The Times-Herald
that It was still spring over In his
neighborhood as they had no ice
whatever and the grass was growing
fine.
The Times-Herald Is Informed by
Principle Hutton of the public school
of this city that Thrirt Stamps have
become quite popular among the
pupils and there Is a constant de
mand for them.
Alva and Ed. Springer came up
from their home near Malheur Lake I
the other day. They stated the roads
wen- bad this side of Wright's Point
but on the other side they were very
good.
Elilis Ramirez, one of the exten
sive sheep men of the southern part
of this county and Nevada, was In
town yesterday on business. He and
his brother are wintering some
9,000 head of sheep In the vicinity
of Jack Mountain.
Estrayed Two steer calvee,
branded I. II connected, the first let
ter being reversed and forming a
portion of the II, on the right hip;
wattle on the right side of neck,
right ear smooth crop. Liberal re
ward for recovery. L. H. McPhal!,
Crane Oregon.
Tim Crowley Informs The Times
Herald that he has purchased the
blacksmith shop and equipment of
Drlnkwater & Sloe urn and would at
once put an experienced man at work
in Hie shop. This Is situated at the
lower end of Main Street and Tim
should have a good business.
Hell Oflfccr, who Is over from his
Izee stock ranch feeding at the E. I.
Mace place, was In town yesterday.
He told the writer that Henry Trow
bridge is in California with a string
of running horses and he had been
Informed that Henry had recently
made a big winning at the sport.
Hope It is true.
It may be that honest criticism Is
right Just at present but when a
bunch of politicians deliberately
throw a match on the powder can
during these limes they should be
sat on. What's (he use of a lot of
cheap political huncomh when we
need all the support and united ei
fort possible.
Assist. Manager Olson of the r.
L. 8. CO was in town yesterduy ami
Informed The Times Herald that he
did not make that trip to Portland
us announced in this paper the other
day hut Only went as fur as Ontario
on business. He reports Mrs. Olson
M recovering from an operation for
the removal of her tonsils and that
she expects to return home In the
near future.
A. A. Tipton and M. S. Davles
cumn In Thursday from the Iron
Mountain section where they have
their flocks wintering. Tip's arm
Is Improving from the recent
break but he Isn't using it to crank
any cars yet. These boys state (In
road out that way Is fine and thai
their country has not received the
moisture that this portion of the
country has and they are wondering
what effect It Is going to have on
crops during the coming season.
The range la good with them at pics
at.
Beit of eare given patients at
Mra. Flreovad'n maternity hospital.
Frank Dibble Is over from his
homo on Sliver CfOtk.
0. A. Sloneman was In town
Thursday and said his stock were
wintering f!ne.
I,t Gasoline filler cup painted
gray. Finder please return to Summit
Oarage and receive reward.
W. H. Keeler arlved homo Thurs
day from a trip out In the Interest
of his firm for which lie travels.
I, Idle bits of sugar
I. Kile grains of wheat
(live the righting soldiers
Knergy and heat.
.1. ('. Heady, one of the pioneer
stockmen of the southern part of the
county, arrived here today on his
way to outside points where he goes
for special medical treatment.
Miss Martha llanley arrived home
last Thursday evening from Portland
where she had been for several
weeks. She Is the guest of friends
In this city at present.
Mrs. Asal Wulkup returned
Thursday from an ex 'ended vls.t
with relatives and friends in Idaho,
and has resumed her position as
night operator at the telephone of
fice. C, F. Savage, representing an X
Itay concern, Is here Installing a new
apparatus for Dr. Smith. Mr. Sav
age states this Is quite a complete
equipment for a place of this size
ami adequate for any emergency.
A difficult operation was perform
ed by Dr. Smith at the hospital last
Wednesday upon Mrs. Dole Smith.
Dr. Ilttiul-t'atlerson came up from
Albrltton to assist. The patient Is
reported recovering nicely.
Take the 25 cents you did not spend
for pork chops and buy a thrift stamp
with It, thus doing the double patri
otic service of saving the most need
ed meat and loaning i'nde Sam
money with which to carry on the
war.
James J. Donegal! Is carrying his
right hand In a sling. A couple of
miiis ago he Injured his wrist while
ranking a car and it Is causing him
(rouble again. He hud the doctor
place a cast on it recently and will
take care of It until it is well.
Henry Eichner was In town the
fore part of this week and told the
writer he was In the chicken business
on a large scale. He has shipped
recently 800 chickens and 300 tur
keys. He had purchased 200 chick
ens and 40 turkeys that day and was
looking for more.
Tom and Mrs. Allen are over from
j the P Ranch The former has recent
, ly relumed from an extended visit
to California where he was on busi
ness and Incidentally took the time
while in that section to visit with
relatives and friends for a time. He
saw Frank Cowan and his wife,
Frank being in the engineering ser
vice of the army.
Married The Times-Herald is In
formed this week that Miss Mary
Caldwell and H. W. Heck were mar
el"! last w k. They are living In
Portland at present and will not re
turn to Hums for an Indefinite time
according to a letter received by the
writer from the bride. They were
i nirrlcd on the 16th we understand
and are at home in apartments there.
The Times-Herald wishes to Join
Irlends In extending best wishes for
u happy wedded life.
Sam Timbrel), the genial mana
ger of the Vale Trading Co. and
Mr. Motion, the warehouse man,
were up from Crane yesterday, re
turning homo this morning. Mr.
Timlirell Informs The Times-Herald
that an excursion Is being arrunged
front Crane to Vale tomorrow mom
inn In onler to give the people of
tills Hcition an opporlunlly to hear
(he ('anadlun officers speak on (he
World War at Vale during the afler
DOOtl, The excursion leaves Crane
ut 7 o .lock in ihe morning.
K i Bend Anderson, a boy in 1 1 .
i!x(h grade of school In illslrld No.
31 near (he oo Hanch, has written a
poem to our hoys In France and seal
H to Supt. Clark. Wu 11l po
llsh It In our next issue as the hoy
wrote It. de also wrote one of the
boys In town about the Hoy .-i, mils
and asked If he might Join here.
He seems a parlriotlc little man.
The Tlinos-llealil would like to see
the Scout movement given attention
In this city. We have a lot of boys
who would be much better off If en
listed in such an organization and
under proper authority. Who will
volunteer to tako (Ma work up?
Home person who Is capable of handl
ing boys and with experience along
the line necesary to the proper
training and discipline of the Hoya
Scouts
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ALL MASONS AND THE GENERAL PUB
LIC ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO ATTEND THE
TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL BALL
Given by
COUNCIL No. 8888, P.P.P.
TONAWAMA
Friday, February Twenty-Second,
Nineteen Hundred and Eighteen
tit ya imorr r.i(Pirrn irm roi s&ii.wrc in uanit-
TICKETS SI.OO No Formal Invitations Will Be lMua4 I
Everybody Can Help!
Win the War by Conserving Food. Eat All You N
But Don't Waste An Ounce
Use Less
of .
WHEAT
1. Eat less wheat bread.
I. Don't waste a single allce; make
toaat, pudding, etc., of all stale
bread.
S. rat the loa,f on the table and alice
as needed.
SAVE ONE POUND OF FLOUR
PER WEEK AND OUR ALLIES
WILL HAVE HREAD.
MEATS
1. Eat less beef, mutton and pork; use
any of this kind of meat not more
than once a day.
2. Do not waste an ounce; utilize all
left-overs.
3. Save the country's domeatic ami
mals the supply is running short.
USE ONE OUNCEOF MEAT LESS
PBB PERSON PER DAY AND
OUR ALLIES WILL HAVE
MEAT.
FATS
1. Use less butter: eat fewer fried
foods.
2. Don't waste any butter lard or
drippings.
SUGAR
1. Eat less candy; drink fewer sweet
drinks.
2. omit fnmling from your cakes.
EAT ONLY THREE OUNCES IN
STEM) OF FOUR OUNCES A
DAY. AND OUR ALLIES WILL
HAVE IUGAR.
FUEL
1. Burn less coal; turn out electric
lights mi1 turn down heat in radia
tors en leuving room.
TO USE LESS COAL IS TO RE
LEASE MORE TRANSPORTA
TION FOR MILITARY PURPOS
ES. MILK
I. Waste no milk.
WE MUST SEND CONDENSED
MILK TO OUR FIOHTINd ALLIES.
Use More
of
INSTEAD OF WHEAT
1. Use more corn bread, oat
bread, rye bread, barley
and In the South, eat cottoi
bread, thus saving wheat.
2. Rat oatmeal, barley and
breakfast foods, ccrn and
wheat cakes.
8, In place of one slice of broad
one extra potato a day.
INSTEAD OF MEAT
1. Eat vegetables, salted and
fish, cheese, milk, eggs. (
and game.
2. Rat peanuts, peanut bo'
beans, dried peas, nuts
INSTEAD OF FATS
1. l'se vegetable fats or oils In i
ing.
2. I'we the following animal
suet, beef drippings, koI
chicken fats, pork faU
i ooklng.
I, Make your soaps far toiirI
Ing at home, since soap-fats.
INSTEAD OF SUGAR
1. Use honey, mohissrs and
syrups.
2. Can your fruit Juices nid
tin in into Jellies as n.ilt)d.
INSTEAD OF COAL I
1. t'se flreless cooker
I) Use wood, oil iiinl gu "
you .an.
DO NOT WASTE Mil
1. Turn all left-over milk t'1
taue cheese or use ' uoM
2. Use lesB cream and m
milk and cheese
USE MORE Fruit and og
they are abundant.
STORE potatoes mid I IMS
properly they will keep
IIUV frull. ua.l v.'luli!c- W
heat.
I. SCHWARTZ
BURNS, .... OREGON