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JULIAN ISYRO - Manager
SATURDAY, JUNE 22. ISIS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Oi Yr
MmiIm
IkM MmiIm
$2.00
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MAY THKRG BE NONi; l i:l,IST
1.1) o THAT 1.W!
President Wilton, in ills statenienl
caJllng upon ever man, woman, and
hiiii in pledge tii. 'ins, He on or be
tore Juiir l's to save constantly and
to buy regularly the seourltles ol the
Government, says. "May there be
none nnenllstsd on that day!"
As the Pltaldtnt points out "This
war Is one of nations not of armies
be economically and Industrially
adjusted to war conditions if this Na
tion la to play it full i;iri In (ha t in
file!
Our Nation, HO) our Arniv ami
Nai ' onh . is at war, And that n
that all ol us not intuilllv fiffhtlng
mo,! ! ur nart.
Thai pari consists in giving the
Army and Navy all the support of
which we are capable. To do that
each oue of us must first of all be a
producer to our maximum ability and
a consumer of necessities only, for
every bit of man power and every
particle of material Is necessary for
the use of the Army and Navy and for
(he making of the things essential (o
our citizens.
As a maximum producer and as a
consumer of necessities only, each one
ol us will l nil accumulator of sav
ing. And these saving can he In-
root 'i in War Savings stamps with
beneftl both to the Government and
nui I he I,
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Owing to misunderstanding
many people call up "central' and
ask tot ":ir news. While we wish to
,io all in our power for the conven
ience ol our patrons they must re
member thai under existing state ami
Federal laws "central" i not allow
ed tO dlrulgO the contents of uny
telegrams or messages received over
our lines At the present I line WS re-
celre no war news except the dta
patchOI addressed to the Harney
County Trlliuno and we SOgfOSl that
ail parties desiring this Information
phone the Trlhune office.
later-Mountain Tel. & Tal. Co,
James B Weston. Beoy, & Oen, Mr.
20,000 Acres
SAGEBRUSH LANDS
with water rights for sale on
Blitzen River in tracts of 80
Acres or more. Reasonable
prices one-fifth cash balance
easy terms, six per cent in
terest. Eastern Oregon Live Stock
crane Company oregon
" 'w.'i
lt)HTI,.M MAN IMMiSTINil ROME
cnoni'cf.
To Make ni r l'ny Rolls.
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A. (I. Clark Miuiager Of the Home
industry League, Portland Chamber
of Commerce in In Uums as special
representative of State Director of
War Savings Stamp. For the pro
sent Mr. Clark says, that War Stamps
occupy the center of the Stage and
Home Industries are simply a side
line.
Oregon's practice has been to de
vote all attention to marketing the
raw products of the State and too
little effort mads building up pay
rolls For in i hi. ( iregon Is in the
column oi woo producing States
out oi every 100 pounds of wool sent
to the Atlantic seaboard, it r. pounds
Is sand and pi
bit ii means using car space
paying freight on thai much useless
material to land 81 pounds Of MTOOi,
Carrying oul the inconsistent fur
thai tin- On gon wool is made up in
to yarn i, in brie (. i lothing ate . and
i shipped i. .11 ii to us for home con
ii nipt ion.
The far BWIV Kusleru state profits
In Hie upbuilding of its factories and
payrolls and Oregon Is the power thut
makes t be COndll Ion poet ible
Lumber 1 1 another item, one -fifth
of the standing timber of the C. B,
is in Oregon, and yet only a very
small portion I mide up '" finished
'inducts, we cut the logs Hiid lumber
and bt other slates reap the big
gOSt purl of the benefit.
Lumber, Mr. Clark mi's. g to him,
no more u finished prod UCta, than is
shoot steel s finished ship.
Last roar Oregon ftn lories made
and marketed only 4 million dollar,
in furniture while the Pacltfa coast
alone buys - million dollars worth
annually. Think Ol thS vast wealth
going awaj Barer to return thai
ought to stay in Oregon,,
Mr lis i i hat i be print
business oi . ., rj , ni, en right noo :
helping to win the .u And i
one i an da s part bj bu) ing borne
product because i neb- Bam asks ths
people Oi tie- Nation to "u lot al
products ' and MV0 iir BpOOS
Therefore era can be patriotic ami
help Oregon's factories to increase
thOir out put and payrolls al the
same I line
.ir Clark is on the last leg of i
journey through Union, Wallowa,
Bgker, Malheur ami Harnoj Coun
ties lii connection Willi the War
Stamp DriVO, He leaves Hums for
Portland Ma Mend Monday morning
RAT POISONING SCCCBtt
it. v .i K ft . pre '' ni i I tbo
College, ha I been i i lied tO I 'iilinee
go on the i rltical food ill u
i war emergency roll i n
haVg (idled iieinv other members of
the faculty away,
K. I), dossier, In charge or the sum
mer sessions has recently been made
dean of the newly-created school of
Voeatlonal Education. Several mem
bers of the faculty hare been pro
moted since the last meeting of the
Board of Kegents.
Rail b ii'iin Is In the city
A. A Tipton was In on bu
du rim: i w
A HI'CCKHHtTI. I'IC.MC
The picnic at Uenio on the tallow
Raneh was pronouneod n very sno
cessful event by all who attended,
Dento Valle) is not rerj densely pop
U la ted, and Hils season ol the vear
a jm iv one, ret there were about
seventy five at the picnic The
or i be rails) bad pi spared i be
bt i ol ret reshmenti . and ti m
iiiltl it arnn bud done all
Ibis tor the enjoyment of young
,n ii old in the sports and pleasures
oi the day, A short and bights '"
joyed religions service win. conduct
ed by ROT, tV. I Shields of the 1'res
b.vtenan t'bunh of llurns. whli h was
followed by thS discussion of Coin
muntty Interests Mrs francos Clark,
the Harney Count) Superintendent
of Bt boole, spoka ol the school, school
consolidation, W, s. s. and the de
mands of the War In general. So WOll
pleased wire the people with the day
and Hie results thut tBOJ planned for
another such a time on the i;th of
October.
Inirliig the afternoon the people
of the Vallev were cheered by a re
freshing shower of mi abundance ol
aiu. DoniO Valley ha i a great future.
and some of the most substantial
people of the slate are looatod there
ViBITOR,
II I Maildox Is here to
be supply pastor of the Tho beautiful cap which the I
church during the uniiiner. He will awarded t.o i m- .mcrican winner
soon be joined by his wile Ills jaibl rm-e "Jus turned OUl 10
O I not gold but pewter, lllo ;,U
RAIN WORTH MAW liol.l.XHH prizes with which he dazzles tin ,.,-J
i of the Herman people will all prod
A soaking ralu here latt night
has done much good to grojring i
crops. It should have come earjflr In
the season to bare been ot greater
to be equally deceptive.
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Uk. H. Martin, National Bas
examiner, Is in the city on oiricli
business.
A war savings stamp Is the ooj
thing you can buy with the mi.
benefit but even now it has apsured
a much better crop of hay as it help
ed the meadows. The range, was
much benefitted and the new alfalfa '-'V "' " w" be "" "
Is sure to .i.ne on fine following the1 vearB thBn " WH the day yOU ,,ou
soaking It r Ived, Oraln crops were1 "
suffering from lurk of moister and Frm i 0 r Is over from 1
ihls bai given new life and made the Cr "k He reports a good rah ori
crop safer. there last nil
B mmmm
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SPECIAL!
THIS WEEK
Swift's Premium
HAM
and
Swift's Oxford
BACON
Only 35 Cents
A Pound
Farmers Exchange
BURNS, OREGON
A. OTTINGER, Prop.
N. FRANKLIN, Mn,r.
i lie sag rat drive ill Crook and
llesclllltes COttntieS is meeting with
phenomenal lucoaso Never in the
bietory of rodent poisoning have such
largo kills boon made a during the
past week Iteporls received from
Huplee. i'auliiia, Crooked River,
I'r.iicvllle. Redmond and () Nell show
thai better than 10,000 sage rats
were poisoned during tho week ol
June and to Mb The hlghct kills
paff quart Of poisoned grain were re
polled as 216 per quart, at Huplee.
14 al Crooked River, and Bt at l"aul
Ina The ,.uni , Agent s OffloS ba-
distributed 1600 quarts or poisoned
grain and l0 ounces of strychnine
tbu far in the drive. Count) agoai
K. A. Wade is holding meetings and
poisoning demonstrations this week
at Harne.i and Hear Creek in Crook
County.
Rstlmatlng thO damage done to
grain, alfalfa fields ami ditch banks
at 11.00 per sage nil per roar, which
experience shows Is Conservative, the
work of the past week saved Crook
and DOSChUteS Counties $20,000
worth lu crops. As over flftj per
cent of the rais die In their burrow '
ami are noror counted, the actual
' 'InR ext eeilH I his amount i rim
villi- Knlci pi ic
Ralph Irving of llurns is attending
I In- O A. C. summer :( Imol lie ha
registered in new:, wilting and SOOdS
the follow news:
Hummer school opened Juno 10
witli a registration of 117 teachers
the first half day. Fifteen or 20 of
the women registered for a course in
food conservatalon which will fit
them lor home demonstration work.
Also a spec.al course in canning will
be given by Miss Miriam Ulrdseye. of
Hie l H. Department of" Agriculture.
On Tuesdav Captain Walter I.
Too.e and starf arrived to Inspect the
College facilities' tor military drill
and mechanical training and tomor
row 2G0 soldiers rrom California will
arrive. Hul unlay tho campus will
hum witli soldier activity, A number
of summer hi ln.nl male attendants
will avail themselves of the oppor
(unity to drill with the army con
tlngcnt.
The College i anipn will be invaded
Honda) by the gin ami bo) t bampl
on:! ivbo won prlssi nf free trips lo
the Hlale College and Klate fulrs and
will stay for I weeks of Intensive
training In Agriculture and home
making.
MAW TAKE ADVANTAGE l
I KDHHAI. I HM Lows
One oi the gi it boon to the
n during tl
.(, i i.i. i i , tho . '. ; i
' i ions w lib b (liable men
ere i h.. means whoreb) they!
can produce more and place their
holdings on a paying busls through
long time loans. Tiiis organisation
is working to an advantage In this
OOUnty where several have been able
to get funds with which to make their
land more productive either In the
.a-, of forage for their ItOCl or
grain Thi government Is doing its
pari lu this respect to give every far
mer a ( hance to assist lu the winning
ot the war and at the same time help
himself.
(4AHOUKK TO AOVANCH IN I'HICK
A Peal d-aier Informs The Times
Herald that In all probabilities car,
owners lu this county will face an ad .
vance In prices within the next few'
dayS An Increase of p,.r cent In I
freight rutis Is effective on .lun, .
Hid ibis together with the uniioiin
cement that gasoline had advanced l'
i ..lion in Portland within the
past few das. would indicate that
ami kindred sproducts will like!)
".ni 4 cents per gallon higher in
this section.
PRUNRTTKRIAN 111 It I)
Wi'.ilmi I'. Shields, Pastor
Next Sunday morning the sermon
Is to the Summer Normal School now
In session lu our City. The subject.
"Christ The lireut Teai her" will be
full ot Interest to all. Bpaelel mush
will lie a feature of thS service. All
are most cordially Invited. The hour
Is I I a in
Krvening servioos at I.OO p m, Bob
led, "The Trend of Religious Tb.ui
gbls lu Kngluil."
Bunda) School at 1 1 a m.
'rayer a Una . 7;fl p n, every
I bur dav.
I' ssfitjBBSBsaasjjj'
W-' Tsl k,Oa W I
7iw42aswnfl
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I.lltNitTY SINHAY NIGHT JUNIC Bfl
Page 's Swest Shop
Cigars, Cigareties and Tobacco,
Confectionery and Ice Cream
Yon will uIwhvm liinl at onr -iiff ilc purpart f
con ft 'tt lonery and th bent grades nf let? cream.
PUREST FRUIT JUICES
Clean lulil ami clean gltieeee we eater 1 par
ticular i - "j)l-.
We Carry the Only Stock of FRESK FRUITS and
VEGETABLES in town
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VV. T. LESTER
A. A. TRAlW.il I I
Inland Empire Realty Co.
Building and Farm Loans Made Direct
Farms and Ranches
Homesteads
mi
Blueprints
ESTATE
Fire Insurance
Ofllcc Phone H-l to
Life Insurance
Resident Phonts G-6 and G-43
Agents for WRAY'S STAGE
Members Burns Commercial Club
LIBERTY THEATRE
Sunday, June 23rd
The Dainty Child Impersonator
ELLA HALL
In (he Clever Comedy-Draraa
THE CHARMER'
Wiiii 'ii by S. (iltl BU ALEXANDER
Scenario l.v FltF.l) MVTON
Produced under DireVtfou of JACK CONWAY
The Story of a Little Orphan who
Won Her Way to Happiness
Through a Lucky Turn
of the Wheel of
Fortune
A. G. Clark
will gfive ii Hliort talk on
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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