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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1920)
r i ' "i 1 l I, 8ni unlay, January at, iWM) it ft i M K k ti K A LI). M 1) HLN ft , ' tt A K Y JD 6 tf N . , 6 it Mfi 6 N - -' 'i - " - - - HCY CUPF, WMeKC'S rV BROWN ovCoAT? WHY YOU V605?SBUP AVP IT to frALPrff home; sweet; HOME by Jack vV'son m at? mmm mm hi m-wmm. c;3(Eex , Untangling - ---------------- gMHHMHflH jmI' ' HU-iJLJHl li--HPW-HBr i wl4l y?HtHH j Rf-H-WHTiB oHP v?Jl f I 3 Here are the men who are thrashing out and adJuatlMT the fuel ultuatlo. They are the threo ap pointed by Preetdent Wilton and repreMMg the eoal eratera, miner aid the subtle. Secretary of Labor Wilson represent the Kovnrnmtlut. Tnla picture ws taken an the party waa iMvIng the White H'iiihh They an (Uifl to rlRhtl. Secretary WllaoR.Joha 0. White, former Mlae Wefkera' pmldeats Honry w Itoblnxon. rj)rnnBtlBc tht phh(l(, aad RewhraHt I'eale of I'oiiHsylvunla, repreeeatlHC the upurutnrs. It jr olllco dovll InnUtH that tiicro ileal or money llontliiK nroithtl ho Kfii of connnorco, but thut It n nilshty rooiI Hwlminor to ul and tow It in. II Hi' iirophncy that nhooM nro to . Ie In rrlcu comt'H ttuu, w 'an sii ar n coat of pollmh ovor our u . I toll "i.m to "ro to." SI'ROFESSIONAL CARDS J)R. B. P. SMITH PhyHiciun rinJ Surgeon aa be rv tit. , 1JIII lip, WIlUII - In . it resilience, Dr. (Irlllilh'i for. I mer home. 1'lione No. l I . I ,i. w. a i: a it v I lil:lan and SurKOOti liill:.-, - - Ot'fKOII Tolophoilo vUi:i ' DKNMAN A DHN.MAN I i 1 1:uin ami Hurpm . - .. ..it.. in ivcr M promptly oiiy ur iukih "i'liono (!rano ( r -.ur, ()riKou i i:. mmiAun 1) H X T I S T r! door uat photo Kallcry Uunm. Oregon t II !tl,I W. KM.1S j i. a v v i: n l ii.h. - - - Oregon j h in tho Stuto Courts and iliu U. H. Land Olllco V illoeh Kobt. M. Duncan Met I I.I.OCH DL'.VOA.V ' luwyrri lm above tho U. S. Laud Olllco U"UX8, OHKOON ., HUMAN VOX HOHMAbZ Attorney at Imw lontfst.H mid practlco be'oro U, 8. Laud Olllco a specialty lilll'f: Fry Hldg. next door to P, O. JIuriiH, Oit'on I b a h. II. L o it ii r il Attonuy.at-Law aroful uttontlnn kIvoii to ColloctlonH and Hoa! lHtato mattorn Klro liiHiiraiico Notary l'ubllc UuniM, OroBpn llltUCK It. KKHTJHl Attorney at 'l4tw Land Olllco Practlco Laud Scrip for alo Vale, Oregon W. lllBB M, A. IllKRH , fj O H & I (l (J H Lawyer '." t r, , i WurnH, Orogou ncljb Sam's Fud LiAX WITH Ov BODY TO SAVE BOA'. Krnont Urown, a Cornish ilstU frinnii. Mivfd a vwiho! and llio llv of otlutrs and ull b ecu line ho IhmiKht of KomuthltiK a hit illffor oii t at lliu right tlmo mid had Hio, couraKQ to do It. When tin hout had u hole torn In itn side In a xtorm Uniwn wrapped hlmtvlf In unllH and old cloth and forcud hht lady through the hole to thu waUt and stopped tho leak for tour boura whllo the boat mada port. Sports' in the Snow Wo have tho joods for all kintfs of orts if it is to your liking to get the benefit Hat e i? 'ovides for you in the great climate of winter y t vigorous exercise needed at that time. SPORTING GOODS Steel and wood runner sleds ant skates are on sale here at the lowest possible prices insistent with the quality you-demand. Our goods .ve guaranteed 'and their service will please you. C. H. VOEGTLY "The Hardware Man" 50c to $1.00 MORE for Your Furs Sell them to me, and make more moi ey. I gaurantee to give you 50 cents tc $1.00 more on each hide than any other bi yer in . g ,.is3ig tne market. Save your furs for mo. L: L. NOONCHESf ER BURNS, OREGON Problem After Dempsey l?urf,i" ihut to 'sea world chum id i f it ii lUmptvy defend j hli tub' 'inl ukUuorKon. Car pun -tlur Fr '.u i rl amplou. Until 1'iifc- I IIhIi nod I' oriti kjiort proinotent xlnnul liKi.iiiu- in big ugurvM for thu I'vijni. lininoilluloly After Car pcntlur iiuil 'iiucki'd out Jon Il(jckttl. Iltitlr I'haplon, Now com-i Ci '"I U Cochran to tho Unl "d Hiu m ) ,n)ionully land Diimpney lui ti lout to be gtaKud r In Uindoi, llu m ulrtiudy slBimd Carpvntli i m Rural Hone Declared Basic SkM Fact ! 11 ' . Dotiftrtrnent of InduHtrlal JourViallrtrh Oregon Agricultural Col- "!Kei Oregon AKrlcuuurnl uouenc t;or vnllla, Jan. 27 Community llfo In terest M tli" Htirpromo rural Interest, recltos tho ronolutloim adopted by tho community llfo conference witch met nt Farmers' week, 0. A. C. Socia bility, health, education and moral nml rnllelouii wolfarn are named am these IntoroHtH. 'IMVA.1: "Thu rural homo with Its famllyY' llfo Is tho basic social Institution of: the country," sayH the report. "What- over makes tho farm homo a more congenial nodal center modern con-: venlonceM. Indoor art, out door plant-j Iiikb. music, rcadlnr, recitations contributes to thu worth of communl-, ty life." I . Fcliool, church, women's clubs and all iwclal and civil orxanlzatlonn are advised to cooperate In safeguarding the Interests or tho country child. A community hospital and a visiting nurse should be the goal or overy ruriil t'ommuulty. Tho rural school course should pro- Vide for tho country child as com- pleto proparatlon ror llfo. both In I btibjei't matter and duration of HchoolliiK. as tho city nchool provldim kor the city child. I "Tho local newspaper, tno rarm rorlodlcal and the agricultural mag-' nxltit pioneers In servcolco to rural , communlly lire should bn n pari of the enulpmont of overy farm homo, Hchool am' rommunliy center, and should bo fully onllBted In thu cam pa'gn for country betterment. " Tho farm bureau already existing In most rural communities with Its agricultural hkouIh and Juvenile dub t leader". ' "iU' lio dopeuded on In put Improvement plans Into elTect. i Wheni more than one rural organl zntlon In active In this work they, xliould cooperate through a council , cotnpOHod of rpproneutatlven or all Hitch associations. .Money to bum on Irrigated farm ' a?nl ranclies at II pt rent. Amort lr.. , illoM plan ft t 10 yenn time. Yon loin no iifMitri'itloii and bliv no .o k. , f in In-ill .v:t7,no) to one Indlvblii'il. V. j-iwl tfco" ulrk. wn'lro,. AtiiUt . vr" iMHM''"on now, Afmtrijrt Tomiitim. i . t Humor t onn Ail.tf. Jowolor. and Optician Knuvnvov. Kino W'nKli ItopalrliiK a Specialty. Armours Bacon 40c W Uk LIBERTY BONDS AT PAR IN EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE Farmers Exchange ! A. OTTINGER, Proprietor I HK "Srai i ii M . m.iwwiii-n jjc H I' K H L I N (J tho I' A I NT Hit Houhp Painting Auto Pnntng Sign and Pictorial Painting ..INTKIUOIt DKCOHATINQ I'AI'KHHANOINO, ANI TINTING Staining, draining and Marbling KIIltfT CLASS WORKMANSHIP Spanking or tho kalsor but, then, It In hotter to confine ourselves to tho prt'acnt. C1913A.D. K., Inc. its pelt is bringing tho highest prices ever known "Slmfoevi" Wsixafs Oregon Furs ALL YOU CAN SHIf And Will Pny T2csc Extremely HI nit Prices 8T A SHIPMENT OfF TODAY viUiv nnunoi I M'Iheoiuh I small I n 2 c OYOTE i!r7 Xm. 1 39.0i)To ZiM i 21C0 to 13.00 IS.G0 to 12i0 1 lCr0 to 810 1 10 M la 5.N 0:nY,&i hV0h)S.Qfll5.Ct)tQll0eillC3l3l0.efll 3.C0 to g.0.1 3.00tQ AM M'CJSKRAT I Winter RWIa 5.631 4.75 to 3.75 1 3i8 to 2.7S1 2i9l8 1.75 1 250 ti lit Fall ) 4JS0ts ?.?5 3i0ta 2.75 1 2LSQ ta 2.00 1.7513 150 1 1.75 te 135 SKUNK" ?" "I4 " '" "f " "" "" 'J "mil UDWHWW uik iT5.00lol2.0Olll.MH 9.C8 1 85018 8.09 1 75fl8 70 J.eOti 351 Short Wh 9.C0 8.5018 750 7.25 te 6.75 650 ta 550 6.W 3JJ Narrow 750 O G50 65t3 SS 5.08t6 45 4.tota 35fl 350ta 151 Brond 5.0010 4.00 j 35010 3.00.2.75r8 2.25 j 2.Wte ?50 150 18 .75 IVm etrtwrly liljh prt.Ti we bAI on ihfl nuotrd for ImmcdlAo thleuunt, No, 3. No. icIl.Ws biuJ Bceutmo market rtpott imd ic A shlpmeHt to "SHUBEKr; wiu result la -more money" "quicker." shif Ait votm runs omecT to P . mhi ttT HT T T" mWT B"k H ri t i m 1 MjL R T II JJ iifC ! ijT HOUSE IN THE WRLO DENJH6.aMSMM IN AMPDIcAN I 25-27 w. Austin Ave. SPECIAL Per Lb Burns, Oregon NATE I M-jjia--c-i SERVICE ? for GARAGE SERVICE SEE PAGE 8 wtll known w."5ii "ra 4. iiU I.nft.rt ,'i ?Si. " the litt of.M Idivl pubWitml. 1ft li,fc-l rxUJtr L RAW FURS Dep!l965Chicaqo. V.SJ FRANKLIN, Manager E 4 Ml , 1 in 1