ht flhurB-Scrafd lAN HYRD Munngar SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 19 IS SUBSCRIPTION RATES Y.r iMoath Mo.ilc. z.oo 1.00 .71 IRNEY COUNTY PATRIOTISM PLEDGED (Continued ftro iik one) ... ,,,1., 1I1.....I....I1I I... 4 i't wrrr llul'Ill him i iiurRni ccwv ,i, utile difficulty were orercome ! .,,rn Field a Button Was reach- and Jack McCarthy mated tin- , , h no was entrusted with the . (it pnU ant for thi- Andrews lUntr) w 1 1 1 1 1 1 m io uf nsnru on return and th' party noon sailed .. .-.!.. Il'll.l II V'.. I III er I lie leniie ncc nwwww vni- l with Us f'ii' roads on the lust lii el the trip to Denlo which was kched tliut evening and where a (arty welcome uwuueu. i en nice uiul supper was to come oft nt night and the people came for miy tulles to take part and add L.r "bit" as It wus a lted Cross riiciit The wriier lounu so many lil time friends at Denlo that his line was fully occupied In (reelings litil the dunce started. There were lany others to meet and at an oppor int' time Mr. Jeau Hathrlck, chalr lan of Hie Hed Cross Auxiliary at vino, usked attention and lntrodnc- ll the visitors who addressed the leople briefly on their mission. After ,j. the dance was resumed and the eople enjoyed a soetul afTatr such I these people can. It was like a bin Mnlly. Kverhody knew everybody ltd the best of fellDC prevailed. It ::i inspiring to note the earnest in- r, and concern or the people the success, of the bin; war :h! their sincere desire to help. The , gnd chicken siipper resulted inn ni 1186.60 for the ked the tOtl expense was $1.70 t-ii though one of the musicians illicit I. lillodeuu. came 37 miles to 0 In- part toward the success uf the rtair The chicken supper was do- tlted bj the people Of the vicinity ml provisions were brouKht for diet In the ladies who hud been Isknl in contribute. Mr. and Mrs. .lie UUlOn. .MI. anil nir.i. j. iiaiu ., k. Mr. and Mrs. Dell DefeubauKh. III-.- Eunice fallow, who it teaching igether with Mrs. Jess Alberson who eneroosly gave her dining room ml the hall was also donated by the Llbersons, were among the active lommlttee ill charge of the entertain- int. There were other good help H hut the writer did not get the bstlow had churge of the floor and anus of the committee. Kdw. J. ut "pp" Into the crowd. I be following duy the party re- srned in Andrews where a meeting, as held following a nice supper pre- ired b) Mrs ;" A. Smyth ut the ; Hotel which they lire now inducting themselYes. Following tile meeting tjic bunch drove back own to Fields a distance of 17 mil--. in order to get thut far on the mriii v the following day us Catlow as the destination for noon with u blcken dinner prepared and It usn't the intention to be late. Mr. knd Mrs Illalr took care of the party n tbs night and gave them a good breakfast before tearing the follow- ig morning. The Benson school house was cached at 12: 20 and a fine crowd ;i- at lured there for a meeting of Its North Callow Progressive Club Qd dinner. The vlsltois were mude eli 'Mice and Immediately the meet- was called to order by the acting In Ident, Mr. Kochensparger. After lli'- minutes and routine work of the I'lub bad been attended to the visi tors were invited to address the neeting and the purposes of the visit (re briefly explained and while a lafetera luncheon of chicken, salad. iffee and ull kinds of good things mii dished out the local people got together and named the committee or Catlow. This wus one of the big surprises- is of the trip at the Benson school louse; a more Intelligent gathering !f fine men and women could not found anywhere. The school louse Is modern with late innova tion.- in the line of heat and ventila tion. And the Club, Its objects and purposes was another revelation. rids community Is given mention In pother story uslde from this article. Diamond was the next objective coin! and !y coming down through hi P Ranch and along the canal to lie drain Camp the distance was ihortened hy going through the 1 lid . although Donegal! earned his lassage by opening gates. At Dla- lond tbs party found most, comfort bifl quarters at the Diamond Hotel 'hlcli i. conducted by Mr. and Mrs. lias Moore. This Is a fine hotel r the Interior and the ut comoda- iire . vccplloniil, Here ci'Veral cnnie ill and discussed Hie war met lures mid a commit tee we i appoint may readily understand thai tin 0 ed tO look after the urgent thlnijs. The following morning the bunch embarked for Narrows and tit noon niel a number or people of Hint vici nity and the Warm Springs section and a strong committee appointed to take care of that vicinity. On the trip the members of the party acted In every capacity within their power. Consulted with people not only along war measures but ndlsed on Hed Cross, holped with registering the Indies, talked com munity Interests, schools, assisted In making out Income tax returns, con ferred with Interested parties on food conservation and many other things Of common and mutual Inter est. The men are glad to have been of service to their neighbors and lire also glad of having the opportunity to meet some of the blg-heiirled, loy al eltll -us and find them true blue. It was a mutter of favorable com ment during the entire tour of the hospitality shown and consideration given the visitors and the earnest de sire of all to help In the work of winning the war lu any manner with in their power. The committees appointed In the several communities are: Denlo- -James Dillon, chairman; Jean Hathrlck, J. K. Hounseville. M. M. Doan, John Beatty. Andrews Geo. A. Smyth, Jr. chairman; Oliver McCarthy, Peter Kgoscue. Prank Clerf, Solomon Al berson. Catlow --Claud Solomon, chair man; Hoy Klphart, Will Newton, Cecil Huffman, Perry Lowe. Diamond Mrs. Oeo. A. Smyth, chairman, I). II. Smyth Jr. Marlon Norton, B. B. Clark. J. H Jenkins. Narrows und Warm Springs Joe Morriii. chairman; B, J. Slzetnore. Qeo, Cuwlfleld, Alva Springer, Harry Collided. The organization for the county so fur completed on the war me a sures in addition to the foregoing committees ure announced by Mana ger DOW gan as follows; Executive Committee C. P. Me Kinney, chairman; Win. Purre. James I, iiauit. Sam nfothershead, ('has. W. Kills. Publicity Julian llyrd, chairman; Hert Wheolon, C. A. llyrd. K L lleede, Drewsey. (ieo. Carter. Crane. Card Index W. W. Could, chair man; Chester Dalton, John Caldwell. P. T. Handall, W. Y. King. Speakers and Kntertalners Er nest Mustek, chairman; Drusa Dod sou, Mr. Walker. Mrs. CiauU, Mrs. Clark The following chairmen have bee n appointed for the respective districts named und u permanent orguuizution will be perfected lu those localities later: P Hunch Mrs. Tom Allen. Crane. Princeton, AndereOB, Vena- tor Halph Weaver. Silver Creek Jamss C. Cecil. Law en Albert Swain. Drewsey. Otis, Van Clarence Drink wuter. Harney Iru Muhon. Bllrles Dave Craddook. COMMIHSIONKHH KBCOftD ll IN THE MATT ! It OP TDK BBLBC TION Of A NSWfPAPBR FOB ini: PUBLICATION OF THE PKOCBBDINOI OF THB coun ty COURT AND CLAIMS AH PHOVIDLD HY LAW. Now on this day this being the time prescribed by law, for the sel ection of u newspaper for the publi cation of the proceedings of the County Court, and claims, us provid ed by law, Julian llyrd appearing und presenting to the 'ouii a list of till subscribers of his paper, to-wit: "THB TIMIOS HKHALD" printed and published by Julian Hyrd, In Burns, Harney County, Oregon, and It ap pearing to the Court by the suld list, thill the said paper has the lurgt st Circulation Ot any paper In this County; IT is CONBIDBRBD, ORDBRBD AND ADJUDQBD that the Time , lie raid has the largest Circulation in this County and that the publication of said proceedings and claims lie and they are hereby awarded to the said Julian llyrd, on behalf of the Tlines-llersld. ' und the compensa tion for such publication In said newspaper, be, und the same Is here by fixed at the sum of 2G cents per square. STATIC OP OHKOON. ( ss. County of Harney. 1 Chester Dalton, County Clerk and Clerk of the County Court of the County and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing copy of the selection of a newspaper for the publication of the proceed ings of the County Court and claims as provided by law, for the year 11)16, has been by me compured with the original, und thut It Is u correct transcript therefrom, and of the whole of Hitch original County Court proceedings us the sumo uppcurs of record at my office ami in my cut tody. IN TKSTIMONY Wl I Pit HOP. I have hereunto set my hand and el fixed the seal of said Court tills ISrd day f February, 11) 1 s. CHBBTBR DALTON. County t'lerk. By ROB BUCHANAN, Deputy. COMMIMNIOiS'KIlM HKCOHH 11)17. Had the County Court paid the suiiie rate tor publication of the schedule of expenditures: and delin quent tux list In l'Jlti as they did lu 1017. The Times-Herald would huve hud Just twice as much for the pub lication In 1916. IN TUP KATTBfl OF THB AP I'ointmp.nt OF THB COUNTY OFFICIAL NBWSPAPBB pop MARNBY county, ORBOON, Now nt this ting Hils mailer com lug on for consideration and II up peering to the Court that the Har ney County Tribune filed Its list of subscribers and showing thereby that It had the largest circulation of any newspaper lu Harney County and the Court being advised by the District Attorney that It was Incumbent and compulsory under Section 2902, L. O. L. for the said Court to designate the said Harney County Tribune as the official paper for the sulci 'Coun ty and motion being made by it. L, lluss thai '"id newspaper be appoint cil us the official paper for the snld County and It further appearing to the Court thut the editor or the suld Harney County Tribune was usked to meet with the County Court for the purpose of establishing the rate per in. in- for the County printing; and It further appearing to the Court that the editor, being fully advised and Informed that the said Court had paid the sum of 25c a square of ten lines, Informed the Court that he would expect the statutory limit of fiOc a square of ten Hues, and It be ing compulsory upon the said Court to designate the said Harney County Tribune as the official Paper for Harney County, Oregon, at a rate of .Mil- per square of ten lines. IT is THBRBFORB CON8IDKK i:d. ORDBRBD AND AOJUDOBD that the Haruey County Tribune be, and It hereby Is designated as the official paper for Harney County, Oregon, and It Is further considered und adjudged thut the sum of fide per square of ten lines be paid to the said Harney County Tribune as the official paper for the County printing. BTATB op ORBOON,) . ss. County f Harney, I Chester Dalton. County Clerk and Clerk of the County Court of the County and Stule aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing copy of the selection of u newspuper i for the publication of the proceed- I lugs of the County Court und claims ' us provided by law, for the year I 1917. has been by me compared with the original, und It Is u correct j transcript therefrom, and of the 1 whole or such original County Court proceedings as the same appears of record ut my Office und In my cus tody. IN TKSTIMONY WHBRBOF, I huve hereunto set my hand and uf fixed the seal of said Court this ISrel Jay of Pcbruary. 1818. CHBBTBR DALTON. County Clerk Hy HOP BUCHANAN. Deputy. The people of the Denlo seel Ion are pleased with the prospect for n Hire e times n uccli mall service ron- niciiiig it with this portion of the county. Advertisements are out for bids for such a service from Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson came over from Diamond yesterday In company with 'Mr. and Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Pat lerson was slightly hurt while corn lug lu by being thrown forward when the cur struck a chuck hole and bruised her fuce somewhat but It Is not serious. Iliiins defeated Hnrnev at n basket ball game In this city Wednesday night.' James Muhon Informs the manag er of this paper thai he had the plea sure of a visit with John (Jib rent at his home In California recently and was delighted to find him ho well situated and enjoying better health. Mr. Qllcrest has a fine bearing vine yard, a beautiful home and every thing one might ask for comfort. He has recently constructed a reservoir on his land and Is devoting a portion of the fertile soil to alfalfa. FRANK A. BLUB PA8SKD A WAV MONDAY 0. K Thompson Is in town today If, S. Duvlcs enjoyed the P. P. P dance W. H. Grant Is up from his ranch near Princeton. Plder D. Quler Is a business visit or to our city today. J. M. McDade is up from his home near Denlo on business, Tom Allen was over from the P Ranch to take part In the P. P. P. dance. A large number of people were up from Crane to take part lu the P. P. P. dance last night. m. i). Fleming, Optometrist, win be at the Hotel Levcim on Friday. Saturday and Sunday, .Man ii 1, t, ' Mr. and MrB. Chas. Moore were among those from a distance to be present at the P. P. P. dance last night. Frank Fowler, who resides on one of the N. Brown & Son places near town, donated two sacks of potatoes to the Red Cross last night and at the dance they were disposed of by people taking chalices. Numbers were sold at 10 cents each and Morris Schwartz won one sack but the writer did not leurn who held the other lucky number. The pota toes brought $13.06. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lampshlre and Mrs. Mrs. Hoy Moullen and her little sou arrived home last night. The ladles had been absent since the fore part of last month visiting with Ibeir mother In Kugene und relatives and friends In Portland. Mr. Lampshlre had been down to Portland for u couple of weeks taking In the auto show. Hoy Moullen met I hem ut Crane und brought them In. The death or Prank A. Pills on lust Uoaday afternoon brought relief to I man who had suffered much for years. He had been 111 for a long time and his death was not unexpect ed. Deceased was born Jan. 1. lltl ut Madison, Wis. He grew to man hood In that slate and wus married In 1886, his wire dying In 18S9. He followed farming for the curly part of his life, later being u travel Ing salesman for eight years. Four teen years ugo he cume to Hums and had since resided here, first engaged III real estate but later taking up his residence on bis ranch. Ills daugh ter, Miss Peurl Kills, Joined him sev eral years ugo und hud been his com puuloii since except when eitguged In teaching school. Hesldes this daugh ter be Is survived by two sisters and one brother, none of whom reside in this section. BecaUM of an expressed desire upon his part to be laid to rest be side his wife in Wisconsin, the fun eral wus delayed pending the arrival of a metal casket. The body will be Interred temporarily In the 1. O. O. P. cemetery here, the service being conducted this afternoon at 2 o'clock by Harney Lodge No. 77, deceased having been an Odd FellOW In good standing, Rot. shields of the Pree- bvierian church will usslst In the servlcs. Mr. Kills wus widely known in this section and was a man of strict In tegrity and an upright citizen. Ills sorrowing daughter has the deep j sympathy of many friends. The following poem Is one writ ten by Miss Pearl Kills: No more suffering, no more pain Struggle and turmoil ended; Peacefully be fell asleep Homeward his wuy he wended. Oently we lay him to rest Whispering, "Cod knoweth best." The Hurney County High School Hed Cross Auxiliary will give a mas querade In this city on March 16. SSBJMBBBJ W. T. LESTER A. A. TRAUGOTT Inland Empire Realty Co. Building and Farm Loans Made Direct Farms and Ranches Homesteads REAL ESTATE Blueprints Fire Insurance Life insurance Oflice Phone B-l IO Hrsldcnt Phones G-&8 and G-48 Members Burns Commercial Club DENTIST! DR. GRAY, Dental Specialist, Now at Burns, Oregon, Office at Parlor Burns Hotel Dr. Gray Extracts Teeth Absolutely Without Pain A .specialty made of poreelaiu lilling and porcelain and gold frown ami bridgework. Prices are reasonable and till work abwolute lv guaranteed. Dr. dray does not use cocaine or other local anaesthesia) any of srhloh may poison the gums, This Is an opportunity to have dental work done by a xiieolalfsl without going to a citv. EHT-----sJlj Spring Samples Just arrived, in all the latest colors. Call and see them. Wool is still going, so you had better come right away. W illiams-Zoglmann Clothing Company Merchant Tailors and Leading Clothiers SERVICE to Please You WE NEVER allow anyone to " give better service than we give... Mighty few can touch us in this respect... We want to KEEP fe every one 01 our customers, hence we give them service-together with prices-that does keep them ...It's a great combination-goods, prices and service-and it is so satisfactory to our customers that it keeps us moving all of the time ...But we're here to move. Farmers Exchange Burns, Oregon A. Ottlnger, Proprietor, Nate Franklin, Mgr. Bring That job to The iimet-Heiald Office