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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1918)
L Grant Crltchfield In in rrom Cat lew. William Stirling took IiIh dcpari ure this morning for Portland on short business trip. Scott and Pete Haley are up Trom i heir home near Malheur Lake Scott suys they had a hard rain down there the fore part of the week. Mr. and Mri. Lold Crandall are . pected here from Vale this evening to visit for a few days with relative i aud friends. Mra. Crandall was for merly Chespa King. Hurry and Koaa Spry are here from N'.mipa where they have been living. i ir the past several month. Tbov are here on some business ami e pi t tO return to Iiluhii In few dayi Mrs. K. J. .Newell (ailed nt tliis in- this m rultig. She stated tbev had disposed of what per-onnl pro- rty tbey desired to sell ami aha and Mr. Newell expect to leave to morroW for Montour, hiaho. whore tbey will make their home on a ranch :.i( h they recently purchased. i l Several of the boys are under the impression that the sage ben season ii, ens next Monday but this ia a mis time. A special law governing this Bl 1 two adjoining counties prevent! oar shooting chickens before the urst of August, according to the dis trict attorney. Frank Kenny was In town the other day from his flocks and ranches. W. T. Lester arrived home yes terday afternoon from Portland where be had been a witness in court. ('. S. Green, In charge of the aheep of the Kastern Oregon Live 8tock Co., with headquartera in the Cat low country, was in the city yesterday. Kverythlng a newapaper man has to buy la higher than ever. before and yet he has to get out the same size paper for the same money and la ex pected to give his apace freely to all causes for war or otherwise. This last week the postage rates on sec ond olaM matter was raised and this Is an additional burden that must be loaded onto hint. It might be well to consider an nrtvame in subscription uiid advertising rates. Harney' count ii not "over the to vet on War Saving Stamps. We must all bustle to niuUe our itintu. It Is going to take the stipulated amount from each of us and then some t britiK Harney countv up to I Oh per cent. Many of our citizens are not able to subscribe for the limit uud then too, so many are gone away to war, the ship yards, the harvest fields on the outside where tbey have crops, that it Is a hard Job for us to pull through. We must keep dig-King. SAW REAL TRAGEDY Movie Spectators Were Treated to Two Shows. tBfwSp??vY '" " mffTW ..nap tv ' :". T gjgoyr' " ; HUH ft LaaaaaaaaaavtaaaaaaaaL .: tv BflJBTjilVBHBjBH I Iff! At the Liberty Theatre, Wednesday, Jnly 17th WILLIAM FARRE Notary Public, Land Office Practice, Fire Insiiiiiiicc and Kcul Kstatc Office: Tonawama Building BURNS OREGON WRAY'S AUTO STAGE ALL TOURING jDARS Between BURNS and BEND DAILY One Amonj the Audience Might At meet B Called a Comedy, Unleaa One Had te Pay for Cruehad Headgear. My aent was directly behind those occupied by the trio who figured In a serio-comic accident that convulsed nearby spectator In a Broadway mov ing picture theater the other after noon. I therefore tt in able to tell Just what happened and Klve details that must have puzzled persons silting a little further away. The two women were loaded down with parcels ami small package when righl In the middle of a thrilling drama tbey sluvvly and caiillously titled tlmm sehes into two orchestra chain near the middle aisle. It nun a ilL'ht fit. rVr neither of the ladles could be described as syipbiike In form, and the armfuls of purchased trundle contributed In no way to fa cilitate adjustment of the generous cargo nature previously entrusted to each. Parcels of various sizes slid from their knees Into recesses under the seats In front and slopped Into the aisle from the lap of one who sat near est n It. The theater was In sctnldarkncs, and It was only by the groping of ninny bands. In response to whispered appeals, that the troubles of diligent hours spent In shopping were returned to them. They then apparently for the first time discovered t tin t the adjoining sent third from the side was unoc cupied, ami Into It they dumped their bundles and their bats. filler In the Immediate vicinity bad scarcely been restored whao stout! middle aired man arrived with coupon calling for the sent they bad Jus! con verted Into a eOfl of fainllv catrb-all. RecardJeea of their exclamations of despair he Inched Ills way In, while they with frantic baste struggled to Clear off the place upon which he was to sit. Pei Anally d sceodad again upon the neighborhood, and we had given u. up to dbdlsturbed concerning Hie fate of the Dim heroine should the villain penetrate het dis guise as a French artillery when one of the package-laden women said to tl i hei : "Mercy' 1 promised to lie h me hy five o'clock, l.iiey 1- going :! and I forgot all about It." While the speaker, wlm ant nearest file nlsle. arranged bee bat and pierced it with a ( fd of pins, her compan- Ion struggled to convert the fruits of their Shopping Into two portable p rn ndds. Smldeiilv she uttered scream, and then whispered friend In nwe-strlckcn tones, find my hat. I believe that sitting on It." "Ornclous goodness," said the other. "Ask him" "I cant do II," said her friend. "You ask him." Thus appealed to, the holder of the IWO turned to the man, who appeared to have beard nolblng of their conver sation, and '-aid: "I think you are sitting on this lady's hat." "I am not doing nnythlng of the sort; why should I?" was the amazing reply She received. "Sit down." cried several Tolces to the hatted and listless opes, from whose arms bundles again began to leak. "I am not sitting on your bat. ma'am," said ths BUSDOCtOd male, "hut If It will do you tiny good, I'll prove It" Then he nrme. rind from under Id ponderous body the bntless woman re moved what had once been a towering millinery creation, with twin pinnacles soaring nloft, but which was now only pancake of cloth and feathers A wave of mingled applause ami pro testation swept that part of the the ater, as the shoppers departed, paus ing every few feet to recapture MOM meandering parcel. Madge Arthur, In P.iilTalo Courier. a little to her "i caul man Is Leaves BEND ot 7:5 a.m., arrive BURNS 7:00 p. in. Leave BURNS at 7s00 a. m.. arrive BKND 5:00 p.m. FARE, each way $8.00 50 pounds Baggage carried rree. Excess leper lb. Meets ;ill trains in Bend, Passengers Arrive at Portland, from Burns, in 21 hours. fare $16.05 Prompt attention given all shipments in our care, Ivspeeially I'erishahle Consignment). Inland Empire Realty Company, Agents B. C. 55. "The next morning, ns treacherous I and hypocritical as ever, a large emu puny of Germans, which Included all i the principal and senior men. came to his quarters with a double object to clear themselves (so they alleged) for engaging In n battle the day before contrary to the agreement and to their own request therein, and also by de- I celt to get what they could In respect j of the truce." This Is not an extract , from an account of current happenings In Russia between that country and i Germany. It Is from Caesar's history of hla dealings with certain German trlbea In the year n!S B. C. Replying to the spokesman of these Germans (who had crossed the Rhine to Invade Gaul) the narrative reatls: "To this Caesar replied as seemed good ; but I the conclusion of hla speech was as follews: He could have no friendship with them If they remained In Gaul." These extracts from a famous book , are commended to the attention of I powers that he. From the Outlook. Famous London Meeting Place. Before the war Trafalgar square, London, was the favorite meeting place of the NiiffrugettcH. The lions at the column's foot were frequently the platform from which Mra. Pankhurst and her daughter addressed the Lon don crowd. The shops along the Strand were often given the attention if militant women, with the result that for a long while moet of their window were boarded uud barred. No. 2M. ttilinrt of till) eiiiulllleii of ths FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP BURNS In Hie sunn nl Oregon, m thn t loan of l"i.l lll-M, Jt.tiotfi HUM. ' gaSOOBGBS. iisnssad Pleasants.. vnwa Notes tad bills rcitlicuuoted (ottiar thsa hank tooept- tuocssnlil) W.SO0 1)0 fU8,0M2S t'. S. Bono's iiittuM than Liberty H.indi nl 10)17) : P. S. limn 1ttposltd to Mcurs clrsu- latlon Mi.onooo t'.S Ilomla and crtlfle'r nl ladsbtsdnssa pltdsjeU to (cars U.S. Pspotlta ZA.ere St 0 S Bonds snd Bsrtlflotist ot Indi'litrrini'tj pled(d to spurs i'osttl Havings Ke- l'li l.OOUOO II I, Honda intern I firm..-, of ladeblsdaeka ownsil and au pledged Total i'. I, Bonds :ii,coooo Liberty loan lioiiila, an pledHid SCO 01) Libert) iima goods pledged I,. leSSTS I . g, ili.'ioalt 1.000 00 I lliuity I.ohii BoOdS, I'li'iluii to saears ttnta or other depostn or i.i t ta paytble Ht.OMW I'nviiii atsaetaally niadeon r4 pei i sot beads i. IUSS Hmiiia seeailtleSi rtc, l la oili, 'i than C S bOBdi pledged Hi airure poalal ist log deposits l.uuuoo seeurlttej stbei than i; h iMiiiilaowin il UOgledaed it.mi sn i'.HHIHh stmk of rnli.ml Kiartvr lisak S.UUOia) vaiui'of feaagiag bouts 4,soooo Kiirnltiira tint lUtiuva, 4.4UUUU Ltwful rvaorvu vtltb Kedvrtl Iteatrre lltnk . fatpwl H' Caah III vault and net amount due from attlonal btnk'a W.tffiOU Net amount dna irnta banks ami btiikrra.tnd tcual i OntOBBaSB other than lui'luilvd In Ital three Iteint I.JU'ii.' I'lieika on other btnka III ttie aatae city or town aa reportliiK bank vol,.' iottl of leal live Items flOit.itw .1 I'lo-i-kaon banka loi ateil DUtBtdeof city or tow n of ri'uori Iiik bank tint Otoer enli ili-ma Keileu.i i.,n finol Kb I I 'lrtaaur- er and .inn from i'. a. Treasurer Total rut I laBIUTiaS. Capital slock paid m gini lorplus 'O i ndlvldsd proflta : .,uis si I i uiri'iit ix pent eS. paid i In nutrias n.,ii a outstaadb t i iouoi das to Kal lontl t inn k . . . 'i iiIkI ill ItWI ' ' li.'ii'ioni deposlti an mim s . . loal dvpoaii aub)ei I to I to I i tsb " i oial demand deposits lubjaei ut it.erv. ii ,-ui , o i i., gesi i i , 'i. ' ties "' di posll i ' I'oaitl avliia desoelta Fetal O'ui' ,;,-;.ut. 'lbji i t o gotsrri tiuf.ij: m United at, -a Depesits: vai eaa deposit aeo'i i.,,couw War savtags deaoslt ssr- lltli aiiaaud tlolli stamps t'nilril Stalea li'iolla, lll- iniiiiK deposits "I Ci - Sbttiuraln ofniira s, :ii aa, Sills psgable, wiib seders! Re- asrrS Hank i'ah letters of credit or Trsvslets ( he. Laoutatainliiu I LUNABURG, DALTON & CO. BURNS, :: OREGON Established thirty-two years Need no introduction Through square dealing have won the confi dence of the people and are no longer in the experimental class, but stand among the solid merchants of Eastern Oregon, who de serve the support of all home people EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY The Labor Problem Of Special Interest to Farmers There is but one solution of the farm labor problem Improved Farm Machinery It is up to you. Mr. Farmer, to provide tools that will enable one man to do the work of two this year. We Have These Tools From the firee-whiz to the farm tractor, we have all the new labor-savinjr machinery. We want to show you how easily you can not only keep up your regular work but actually exceed what you have been accustomed to do. See us if you want to increase farm efficiency. I. S. GEER & CO. i. noli !-' I '' --aJ I That Fall Suit! I SM I . , : -j ii i in.. .'il.l 7- 08712 1100 Oil ,ir.'7 1 'Leal ITSMlSM MaMlltlva tor rediSOOBnt, thole of ib Paderal Ksssrvs lank, '.'i.hooiki Total coallngSBl llabtlliiia .... VI souiHi -I V ! I nr OBROON.I i oi srv ot II SNr.v,i "" I.J.I. Imlllt. tanliltT of the aUoe nalneil nttik. do aoliMtmly asear that the above stale mil I in Cue to tin' beat of 111) kllovvli'ilve ami battel j. I. Iiai it, laabler. Correct- Atteat U. T Hi UHirr MIST TlloMI'-OS A 0, WKI'OSI Pliei lora -u! .i rlbi'd and awnrii U n.lnre me tbtaiith .la) of JlllT, 1VIH J. r-. (ihik, Notary Public K i oiunilaMim e..lrea Jui.s .:i, lir.'O MOTIOl FOIt PUBLICATION UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE Hums. Oregon, July 11. 191S. Nutlet) Is hereby given that Charles Ward, of Fifo. Orogon, who. on Sei tonilmr a, 19i:i, mads lloniesteail HJiitry, No. 06999, for S ',4 Suction 4, Township 21 8.. Kangu 24 B., Wil lani'lle Merlillitn, has flloil notice of Intent ion tu iimlttt final throo-year I'nii.r. tu establish claim to the land gkova dasorlbsd before Ohas. A 8he---iikiii. v. s. Commlssionsr, at hla of fice, ul Fife. Oregon, on lht 14th ilu. of August, 1918. t'laltuiitit uuiuea us witnesses: B, J. l.ituKhlln. Junius l'urklns I'atil Warner all of Fife, Oregon. Henry Street of Suntex, Oregon. V. O. COZAD. Register o NOTICK OK FINAL ACCOUNT Have it made now during the slack season. We are always' busy but more time now than we will have a little later. Call and See Our Samples and Styles Wiiliams-Zoglmaitn Clothing Company BE IN TBI COUNTV COUKT OF THE STATK OF OIIKQON FOIt 1IA1I- NKV COUNTV. In the matter ot the estate of Anioi Oldfleld, deceased. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned administrator has filed his final account In the abovo en titled cause and the County Judgo has set Monday, the 12th day ot August, 191S, at ten o'clock A. M. ut the office of the County Judge In Hums, llurnoy County, Oregon, as the time and pluce for hearing ob jections thereto. JAMES M. DALTON, Administrator of the estate of Amos Oldfleld, deceased. o We will do your Job printing:. Sustaining Strength You must have it if you keep up with the present big drive Yon gvt this if you buy and out our Fresh. Pure, Fiill-strength GROCERIES Brtrytbing in our tor ii bought with an eye to wearing fo utmost value that money ran buy. At present prices of groceries, you can't afford to accept inferior articles. Our splendid, carefully selected stock insures y against uns ou Farmers Exchange BURNS, OREGON A. OTT1NGER, Prop. N. FRANKLIN, Mngr. 1 KLIN, Mngr. ft