Continued obscurity anil fear would
le tho worHt punishment that Will
iam Hohtinsollern could endure.
Tho most dlsconsolato person 'e
ever saw was a rag doll who had
horn set by a small owner upon a nest
of Kinder eggs with Instructions to
hatch them. She looked straight he
fore her with utorly hopeless expres
sion of one sentenced to perform the
Impossible.
I'ORTLAND FIRM
Wishes to make agency arrangement
with first-clans responsible cltl.cn "l
Hums as agennt tor large Slock Cas
ually, and Bonding Companies. Man
must be high-grade citizen, ambitious
and tneri
Address Representative,
I . W., 'are lluriih Times-Herald.
Ha The Largest Circulation Of Any
Newapaper In Harney County.
The Income tax and the plus tax
are not founded upon the principle
"To him that hath shall be given,"
but upon "From him that hath shall
be taken away even., that which he
hath."
JULIAN BYRD
Manager
Home Comfort itange for sale. ,
See Brenton A Hicks. 4-26
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SATURDAY. APR. M. ltl
I oltMKIl II HIY COI NTY
C1T1ZKN IHKH IN POKTLANU
It is with much regret The Times
Herald chronicles the death of Glen
O. Hendricks which occurred at the
family home at Portland on Thursday
of last week. Mr. Hendricks was a
well known pioneer cltiien of tblj
county, having come here In the early
days and settling near Laweu where
he was engaged in lunching and the
stock business for years.
A letter to friends In this city an
rouncea that in addition to the chil
dren being with him at the time of
hit death, three of his brothers were
present at the funeral: H. H. Hen
dricks, of Fossil; Ray Hendricks of
Cottage Grove, and Robert Hendricks
of Salem.
The following obituary notlci? ap
peared In the Portland Jeurnal: '
Glen O. Hendricks, who was born
at Dallas June 3, 18G7, died at the
family home, 135 North Twenty
dricks had been suffering from
third street, this morning. Mr. Hen
Brights disease for three years.
Mr. Hendricks was united iu mar
riage with Miss Mary Hattle Mark
ham at Yoncalla, Oregon, July 4,
1S82. To this union was born
KTM children, five of w'.iom survive
allup, Wash.; Mrs. Vivian Gray,
Kmmett, Idaho; Lilian L. Hendricks,
Mary H. Hendricks and Glen 0. Hen
dricks Jr. of I'ortland. There are
two grandchildren. Vera Lorraine
Gray and Wilbur Gray.
The family moved to Kastern Ore
gon in 1891, where Mr. Hendricks
owned a stock ranch for a number of
yars. In 1914 they moved to Sum
ner Wash., and lived there until 191ij
when Mr. Hendricks' health failed.
He was a member of the Church of
Christ.
Besides his widow and children he
a survived by his aged mother. Mrs.
II. J. Kmmerson. Cottage Grove, and
five brothers.
Funeral services were held at the
Miller &. Tracy chapel iu Portland,
Saturduy.
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.
BREAD
Better for the money than you
yourself can bake in your own
kitchen. Buy it here, and save
yourself all the trouble and bother
of "Baking Day'
Cakes, Cookies, and All Kinds of
Delicious Pastry Freshly Made
Every Day
Utnilttttsi
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OUR BREAD IS ALSO SOLD BY
Farmers Exchange-Emmet Reed
Burns Cash Store-Hag ey's
Lunaburg, Dalton & Co.
Page's Sweet Shop
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SEASONABLE GOODS
This Store is the Exclusive Agent for
WIRTHMORE WAISTS $1.50
Guaranteed Goods
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY in Black Silk,
White, Brown and Gray Color
ALL KINDS OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR
MRS. E. F. SCHWARTZ, Proprietor
Masonic Building Burns, Oregon
aw -
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One domestic crop has failed entire
ly since we went into war. That is
i crop Of domestic servants.
Buy all notes of the Victory l.oau
you can, and thee some. 4 pel
.-nt Interest should interest you.
Michigan wan always prouiUof her
water power, and since going dry ihe
will probably use it more than ever.
I WS THEY DID WM
" W jL TifBsrsMsssT itriT- i r"fr Sjf7V3i s I V'
lu. ii nliiii fit 1 1 enniitisiif i
And it will look well to add MOM
unens of the Fifth insm- in your
collection of United state.. iecurl
OUTSIDER WIIX BE
CLERK OF HOUSE
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William Tylei Pege will he the
eterk Ol the I low --of Iteprusent
aiiveH in ttie next congress. He
lit one of tho few men not a mem
ber of Coid-i' . ever uppolntod
IO the. '. ICC
OAftll Of THANKS.
The Times Herald has been re
qoeatad by Mrs. Mapper, sister to
Harry (luck, uinl Martin Buck,
to Insert a card expressing their hin-
' thanks ta the many neigh bon
who were o ' QUI iderat and helpful
4 or Ins the trying time following- the
Miort Illness ,i,,d death ()r 1 1,, , ,
tcr. 'l'liey ihall be held la grateful
dur U the coining
) tars.
'
Should the loyal work of these courageous lads from
Harney County fade away Into dim memory? Is It right
Uiat. their children should be deprived of that thrill of
pride r seeing their dad's picture In a historical volume
from the home county in the Kroat War iu years to come?
And think of the tlrelehs devotion to the Red Cr
work! imagine the hours that toe women in this co, in
ty devoted to their duties, throwing themselves into 111
work enthusiastically so as to make their Rod Cross re
ord success, laoald their records be forgotten? it
took keen ability, hard work, to make the Libert) Loai ,
war Cheat, Red Cross, War Itamps and other aotlvli
Are not those individuals, who look an actlva
irt, entitled to he r. -iiieiiibered iu picture and text lor
Id v. oik'.'
Every oae of these groups rom tins county who
helped L'nole Bam. win the war aad crush the en ia; u
entitled to hare t ii ir records treasured (or generations
to ...m.. That is why we are patting rorth thiu Honor
Roll whicil Will obtain the picture of ever one Who ha,
loyally done his pari In the service and In home uc.ivii
We mUSl have these pictures Immediately, also the
data regarding each individual. Wo are relying pa you'
to make the Honor Roll u success.
Many counties In our Stuto are going ahead with IIih
splendid work and we go BOt want to he lugger ll
Undertaking which has been sponsored by iho following
promlueut people iu your home ceunty:
Head of Draft Board, w. a. Ooodmaa,
Head oi Red Cross, Charles W. Ellis.
This hook will be beautifully constructed With fla
color productions of splendid War paintings madi
tor the Honor Roll. Voui I..., :. picture should
he la this hook, or if you huve b. n gctlvel)
Home Service work you should he In It. It won't i
you anything for tin place or the printing of thll rgBOrd
A copy of the volume will he placed In every library
and high school in the county and glsO In the ftTOhlves Of
the State Historical Society. 1'lease send photograph
ana data at on. is
IT DON'T COST Vol ANYTHINU.
It Is only natural that yon would egy, what doe the
printing or the record and the plate r the Individual
oo i. There iH no charge for this work. w
Ing.to the exp preparing this Look and yon art
. bl igati d in any way whatsoever.
v.-.. wan) this booh to be authentic work of who la
WilJ i Harm ( ounty in lha great Wei and In order to
,,, ,,,. Dui ,, i per i . ml n cord, wa must have eeery iu -uai
should rlghtfally go Into this boolc,
Yo. i lying tho book ir you I old p cttn
,, ,,. ii ii to u ti lata blauk without an
instiince delaj
We gcManti i ibM pil turee will bo r iturt d In
, .. i.l.i . Oil
RRMKMfWH in: IC mi '),
.- know taut Ihe War of Indepi not won
w ,, ... . . rtflon and toil. Valley For gi on U
1Mii,.,,,,. ami ii.'..i m ni s;mh..ii or Ron at' magfl'lu
The World War called forth our yot
,. ,spondi d oobly 1 ni v ire itg'i'i m.i allllni it
Me r i art and f.i 111 !l" irt at strut
The lads who wen! Over" made wonderful record m
i ,,,i,.r, th ' i he admiration al ihe ('". at
itI. j i ; in i d French Armies t Chateau Thlerrj
lne) turned roul Into vlcl irj b) boldlug the enemy had,.
a0 cheered their deedg Ip Iff IS eili we remember
. i live nr ten yean trom now I
The only permanent remembrance in lu booh form.
, i, h ;. we are uou preparing and these publications will
. sai II uni
, (o I ii h I he ii'c'u. b aud data bi
every one ol lh ae men to i i, no thai we cau put thom lu
i .ii lie) County.
Guupnii I 'r Home Service Vl..
Name
I) ol llonn
Nam
Tip . hould rx u
i. ... son have i kged in. Kill in ogre-
Coupon
Name
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tin Ol
i Roth I a
i late of Promotion to rank ol
: tate of ' i mol Ion to .....
I of Promotion to :u k . .
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v. muded .'i Battle ol
Dati -,
Killed .u
Date
i Plact
The Honor Holl of Harney County, Oregon
D. POTTER, Publisher
Office in Burns
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