The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, November 03, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt "v"v - i " ' ' ,1 5fctr' . i:,,-,"4-.' " I J ) E?' V U . pAQB a TUB T 1 M H 8 H W K A Ii P BUHNB, H A K N K Y d B Fall and Winter Supplies Weinsteins Can Save You Money We are now unloading our fall stocks, Dried Fruits, Dried Beans, Canned Fruits and Canned Vegetables. Buying in Cat Load Lots gives discounts ranging from 10 to 15 per cent and ihese discounts are passed on to you in the form of LOWER P QUICK SALES SMALL PROFIT turns our stock over continually and you always get Fresh Merchandise The 1924 Pack Is Ready For You At Weinstein's Cut Rate Stores BURNS EXCLUSION Or INFECTED COWS PROMISE TO OHKGO.V Protection Against Tubercular Ani mals From California Assured Dairymen by Stato From Department of Industrial Journalism Oregon Agricultural Col lage. A regulation to protect Oregon dairymen from tuberculosis Infected California dairy animals will bo pas sed by tho stato livestock sanitary board, Dr. W. H. Lytel, stato veter inarian, assured county ugenta nnd members of tho college dairy depart ment staff In conforenco hero. That tho federal government will also tako action against Inter-stato ship ment of untested cattle was tho asser tlon made by Dr. Sam B. Foster, In charge of tuberculosis orudlcatlon In Orogon for th oUnlted States bur eau of animal husbandry. "Wo will pass a regulation that nothing but cattlo from nncredltod hords can ho brought Into Oregon from California," said Dr. Lytic "That will amount to a virtual quar antine becauBe thoro aro vory few Much hords In that stato." "Thero is now on tho statutes a law that prohibits shipping cattlo from one stato to another unlest they havo been tested for disease," explained Dr. Foster. "Olvo ua In formation that will stand In tho courtB and wo will place It In tho hands of tho United Stntea district attorneys, who aro directed under tho law to proceed against violat ors." Oregon dairymen aro making a determined effort to stamp out tub erculosis and nro demanding pro tection from animals shipped in from California, reported the county agents. Of 128,000 dairy animals testod in Oregon by federal und stato veterinarians iu tho last few years, less than 1 per cent reactod. In Klamath and Josephine counties, where 5,000 head havo recently been tested, most of the 5 per cent of re actors were found to have been Im ported from California. . o- FORD MOTOR COMPANY ADDS TO PLANTS Detroit, Mich. Oct. 20 All major decisions covering tho construction of tho Ford Motor Company's plant to bo erected along tho Mississippi JUvor botweon Minneapolis nnd St. Paul havo been mndo and details Just commenced hero give tho first information regarding tho magni tude of the new Ford project. Hydro-electric plant, steam plant and manufacturing nnd assembly plant constitute tho threo important buildings with Interest centering chiefly about tho hydro-electric de velopment since it represents tho company's most extensive undortak- JS.'Sl' ing ot this kind. Tho dam whoro tho powor will be dovolopcd Is 574 foot long and was ! competed by tho government In 1917. When tho Ford engineers j started work It was discovered that modification or tho powor nouse sub structure built by tho government was necessary in order to tako ad vantage of Improvements slnco made in water wheel doslgn. More thnu 6,000 cubic feet of concrot-j work wan torn out nnd tho changes are now ncnrly completed. They will pormlt Installation ot modern tur bines and besides Improving flow conditions will effect tho highest efficiency, Tho powor houso will bo 1C0 feet loop by 74 foot wldo nnd 4S foot above tho foundation. Foiu water wheel of 4,500 ho.i(-powt-r will bo Installod, which, In conjunction with four vertical generators, will under lurmnl coudllons preduc: approxi mately 18,000 horso power. V. Ithtn a short dlstnnco of tho l-.i'ro-eloctrlc pl.m, nnd on the river hn.k It nlso Ij planned to erect j ttCAtn power hot' to Btipploment I'i A'ator powor l'i ciuo of iinorgeii cy. Tho Immeuso manufacturing and , Assembly plant will bo erected nn an ' imposing situ un the bluff 100 feet nbove tho water loud. It will front ' on tho Mississippi River Roulovnrd , and will bo faced with stone on thrc f-lces and ho deiigued as to prcoont ' a must ,vS pi a-unu.ee. j , ,T i 5S ?' ,W , TZ high. 1.720 eat Ion? and COO feet wide and will havo more than 1,000 I 000 squaro feet or 23 acres of floor space. Railroad tracku will, of course, on ter the building, but a transportation feature will bo two tunnels leading underneath tho factory from a river dock to elevators which will carry freight directly into the building. This anticipates i n-m era of river transportation on tho Mississippi. Special attention will he given to landscaping and general improve ments of tho grounds within the company'8 187-acro tract bo that ull will blend harmoniously with tho surrounding parkway development. WATCH OUT FOR THIS O.VK Si: "What timo Is it, Eb?" Kbner: "Tuesday, Si." SI: "Geo goshl My watch must ha' stopped." . o TI.M13 TO POISON' COYOTKS Ktot-kmcn Throughout tho Western Stales Now Cooperating With Iliologlcal Survey (National Wool Grower) Octobor and November aro the most important months for control ing tho coyote. l ICES No ono can deny tho sorlousuusfl of tho loss Btlll Buffered by Hhoop owners through tho depredations of predatory nnlmnls chlof among which is tho coyote. Tho oxtout ot these loHsos hns been materially re duced In recent years but still re mains at a point which cannot bo al lowed to contlnuo in theso days of high expenses nnd narrow margins of profit. Nolthor enn anyone deny Hint tho prospoctlvo cost of control ling thoso pests is roally small In comparison with tho saving to bo mndo. Pnst progress has been slow be causo of differouco of opinion nnd lack of concorted action on tho part of sheopmon thcmsolvos and nlqo bo- tweon Stato' and Federal nlllclals. This condition Is now practically romcdled. Ofllclals of all tho raugo States recogulzo tho need of cooper ation with each other which It real ized when each Stato cooporntuH In i a hearty way with tho Illologfcal Survey which Is operating over tho ontlro territory. Tho Btockmon havo generally de cided to cooperate with each other ' und with tho hunters employed in ' their own districts. With tho vnrlous ; district organizations working along similar linos and in harmony with , tho plan of tholr States It ran bo said that wo havo offectivo coopera I tlon nil along tho line. With this holp continuing for n few houhoiib, It HoomB ccrtnln that coyote losses will ,J0 redlqod (0 a ,QW nt fl t,,ttt a reduction may also bo effected , tho annua, expomlUures requred . kfinn ...,,,. finImilIa ,in)ftr .,. I stantlal control. ,,,, ., -o- SQUARE DEAL FOR THE COUNTRY HOY AND GIHL Who remombers tho Friday after noon exercises at tho country school of 30 or 60 years ago? This year, Friday, November 23, many thousands of peoplo will bo re minded of "old times" when they nsserablo at tho country school houso for "Community Day" oxor cIbos. This day of Education Week will be tho "big day" In tho rural schools when tho community will discuss matters of vitul Interest. "Equality of Opportunity for Every Amorlcan Doy and Girl" Is tho first subject suggested, to bo followed Ijy a discussion of tho Rural School In particular, tho slogan helng: "A Squarn deal for tho country boy and girl." In some communities the exorcises will bo continued Friday night. Saturday, November 24, has boon designated ns "Physical Education Day" and most of tho' subjects aug gosted aro of special importance in rural communities. In many places tho exorcises will bo hold Saturday night. O O V N T.Y O 11 O O Red Cross First Aid Standards Adopted In Great Industries First aid In nn omergoncy which assuroB tho Injured compotont niton tlon until tho doctor nrrlves la malting marked headway through tho work of tho Chapters ot tho American Rod Cross. In populous content 314 chap ters conduct first aid classes and last year awarded 9.C00 certificates to stu. dents. Eight big totophono companies haro enlisted their workers In first aid classes, police and flro departments In large cities aro making the courao compulsory In tholr training schools, and through colleges nnd high schools large groups of students receive In Btructlon. The Rod Cross also gives this course through Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Y. M. C. A. and similar organl xatlons, nnd its standard methods haro boon ndopted by railroads, oloc trie nnd gaB compnnles, minus and In tho metal Industries. Tho aim of this Hod Cross service Is to cut down radi cally tho average ot 00.000' nccldontal dpnthB per yenr In tho united mates. "Our crintry could Rucuro uo higher commendation, no grunter place In his tory, than to havo It correctly nnd that tho Ited CroBB Ir truly American." President Coollilgo. Junior Red Gross Spreads Good Will Throughout World Nearly 5.000,000 pupils In tho schools of Amorlca aro following tho stnndard of unselfish sorvtco as members of tho American Junior Hud Cross, tho an nual report ot tho Amorlcan Hod Cross dlsclosos. This reliant host Is rep resented In 125,072 school rooms of 21,289 schools throughout the United States. With a sorvlco program that Is local, national and International In scopo, tho American Junior Rod Cross Is working unfalteringly for hoalth I . lHMaa ! Im tli a nrnntnl tn wherever Uiero is opportunity for use- ! fulness. Increasod activity on tho part of tho schools enrolled nnd deeper recog nition by school authorities of tho ed ucational values of Junior Hud Cross have been significant fonturcs of tho last year. Carrylug on educational and relief work In Franco, Poland, Austria. Hungary, Jugoslavia, Albania, Bulgaria and Rumania, tho Amorlcan Juniors have Influenced the fonnlng c tusr1", ir c.B:. tries. American boyB and girls wear- Ing the "1 Servo" button of tho Jun- the spirit ot good will nnd mutual un- derstandlug through corrospondonco with dudIIs In schools scatieroa throuKhout tho world. A tho close of tho school year in Juno 2,009 schools woro engaged In correspond enco with a llku uumbor of schools In Kurope: 2S4 schools In our insulnr possessions and Alaskn territory car ried on an exchange of letters with sebools In tho United HtntoH and South Africa. In fact, nearly s.tuo hciioois with probnbly 100,000 pupils woro busy In this Hue net of cheorful communi cation, while 8.347 articles passed through Natlonnl Headquarters of tho lied Cross In exchanges botweon tho Interested pupils here nnd overseas. An Incldont of tho year's advanco was tho beginning of activity which will ovontunlly Install Junior Red Cross In tho Indian schools of tho United StnteB. From every soction of the country . ..i.i 1. hZl , V ri. I States S3.D90 are registered with chap of activities among boys and girls ,' , ,.,i. ., in.ar no. reports of tho tour of the unit of crip- jj0tH( 48.GC0; now shoos, G.000 pairs: pled children with tholr chorus which ' meillcnl, hospital and sanitary Blip canto from tho nakuln school In j pjUB 304 tons. In tho feeding of tho Prnguo. Czechoslovakia, to show gratl-. rofugeos thero was listed upwards of tudo to tho American Juniors for their 32,000 chlldron under throo years of assistance declara that nothing since, ago. tho World War has done jo much to Tne ,jBnstora In tho United States awaken tho Red Cross spirit In tho ,jrjng tho past year roportod 240 por- communities visited by the unit. Bons killed, 091 Injured, 12,091 ren- Tho work of tho Amorlcan Juniors dorod homeloss. Tho total property In foreign flolds Is emphasized In tho advancement of playgrounds, scholar ships In farm, trado and othor schools, community and school garden work, and donations ot cash and equipment to children's orKanfznlfnns. .In these projects I112.CC0.17 was spont during the last year In ton European coun tries, In China and In tho Virgin Is lasds. "It is Inconceivable that the Red Cross could have come thus far only to rotreat; that It could havo euo ccoded up to the present time only to fall." President Coolldgo. Liberal to Ex-8ervlc Men Over $1,000 wns expended by each of tho 3,000 Amorlcan Red Cross Chap ters In tho past year In behalf of dlB nhlud ex-sorvlro men. Tho actual to tal spent was $3,930,000. Life Saving Work -Of Red Cross Corps Wars on Drownings Tho Insignia of tho Amorlcan Rod Cross Life Saving Corps on tho bath ing apparel of men, womon nnd youths Is Boon everywhere at favorlto bathing places along tho coasts, rlv ors, lakes and pondB. In its unrolon N ItiK cnmit.n u vor.ucu loss ot 11 to "by drowning tho Hod Crcnyt Is making constant headway. Tho domantlH for InBtructlon from orgnnlzntloun In nil parts of tho country wore oo numor ous tho pnst yonr that It was noces uary to nioro than douhlo tho Htaff of Rod Cross Instructors TIiIb work of training for wator llfoHnvlng showed un enrollment of over 30.000 volun teers onllBtod for duty on patrol, for roBOtio nnd rosunaltntlon, all compe tent to InBtruct others In tho standard wntor-Bnfoty methods. Tho Hod CroHS by roquost ot tho War Department gives wator first aid training nt tho United States Mllltnry and Navnl academies and In tho mllltnry training campa for roservo ofllcors anil civil' lans. Tho four cash prizes awarded by tho Rod Cross last yonr for horolo rosettes wore conforrod upon two girls, a boy and a man, Indicating that tho youths of tho country Bland well nt tho top In conserving llfo along our wator coursos. Red Cross Field Of Action Covers All the World Represented by P3,nr,S inoinbors, tho American Hud Cross ponotrntos to nearly ovory part of the world. Tho liiBulnr and foreign roll onll statlHtles Ko'maKtathm of iho Ited' (W ' u.,lrl rnrrli.il llllll till) ItlOSt roiHOtO l lands. In Europe thero aro i,uss mnmbursi In Tmliey. nnd active In tho Constantinople Clutptor, 3,5 15. Chi na has an enrollment of 2.252; Afrlcn, 130: India, 221, and Australia, 29. Even Vladivostok, In frigid Siberia, has a llvo chnptor with 100 membors. Tho Philippine Islands enn mnhllUo 58,717 under the Hod Cross banner nnd Hawaii 7,803. Tho total funds raised through foreign and Insular membership enrollment and Hont to national headquarters In Washington mounted to 160,210.54, whllo nn nddl tlonnl $33,350 was forwarded for tho endowment fund of tho Amorlcan Red CroBs. Tho high seas roll call In 1923 wns nn Inspiring buccobs. Tho Nnvy signed on 4,331 for tho Red Cross and tho merchant skips 4,141. Of tho to- tal membership outsldo tho United " ' , .,.nBn,,nnPin. sessions and dependencies. "I wnnt to; therefore I can!" Is the spirit that spurs tho Hod Cross work or lp woll-dolnj. 110 DISASTERS IN YEAR ENLIST RED GROSS AID , , . ; wo spent m mm ' States Greek Rof UQC6 j w . Comnictorj por Its propnrodncsa to ronder re- lief througii enocuva nnu genuruuo am to tho sufferers from disaster tho American Red Crosu Is universally re gardod as the ono organization from which response to appeal for help Is Immediate. In tho last year, accord ing to tho annual report of tho Red CroBH, Its disaster relief operations wore carriod out In 110 localities In ' tho L'nllod Slutes This work, with ni'tlvlllHH curried over from the previ ous year, roqulrml tho expenditure In tha United States of ?3'J7,IG8.0I by the American Hod Cross, Its Chapters und Jlrunches. In the emergency fol lowing the defeat of the Creek forces In Turkey and the burning of tho city of Smyrna, which entailed the relief of nenrly 900,000 men, womon nnd children, Red Crohn National Head quarters expended 32,005,000.09. Tho food distributed In (Ireoce aggregated 25,000 tons; gnrmonts, 809,000: blan 0HB Wft9 estimated at f20.710.000. Rollef of suffering caused by disas ters ot such magnitude as to over whelm tho resources of tho communi ties in which tbey occur Is fundamen tal to tho charter ot the American Rod Cross. In addition to making ap propriations from Its treasury and as signing trained personnel to relief work, the Rod Cross In disaster cen tralizes and makes more effective re lief funds and supplies contributed by the country at large. Since 1881 the Red Cross has ad ministered more than 120,000,000 for the singlo purposo of disaster relief. That it may continue to accept tho re sponsibilities which gravo emergen cies placo upon tho American Red Cross appoal is mado for a nation wide renewal ot membership during tho annual roll call, which opons on Armlatlco Day, Novombor 11, and closos on Thanksgiving Day, Novem ber 29. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR HAR NEY COUNTY. CLARA LOCHRinaB, executrix of the cHtato of II. E. Lochrldgo, de ceased, J. J. Radford, J, L. Lewis Jr., and R. H. Creason, a co-partnership doing business under th firm atn ni style of Lwis-R- Saturday, November !l, U2 RATS DIE so do mice, onco tlioy oat HAT. SNAP. And tltey leave no odor be. hind. Don't tnko our word for It try n package. Cut nnd dogs won't touch It. ItalH pass up nil food to Kot HAT-SNAP. Throo also. two It.o 1 cake cnought for Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar. (JBo ..sUo - a ..cnkt'M Chicken Houso, coopi, or small bulttlliif( ....1.5J8 size B cukes - chohkIi for all farm nnd out-bulldlngs, storage building, or fnefory building. Hold nnd Guiirnntccd by Heed Drothcrs, nnd I. H. Gcor Jft Co. Advertisement. ford A Company, rialniinn, vs. THE AL11R1TTON TOWN81TB COM PANY, ft corporation, T. C. Al brltton, II. C. Albrltton and J, 11. Jenkins, DefondnntH. To T. C. Albrltton and II. C. Albrlt ton, defendants IN THIS NAME OF TUB STATE OF OREGON: Vou and each of you aro required and directed to nppo.tr and answer UIO COinpiUllil iiicu UK"""" ,.. ... tho nhovo entitled suit on or before the last day of tho (Into prescribed In tho order of publication of this HUiuinniiH, to-wlt, on or boforo tho 3rd day of Novembor, 1023, snld date being tho oxplrntlon of sir ' weeks front tho dnto of tho first pub lication of this summons, nnd If you Tall to appear nnd answer, for want thereof tho plaintiffs will apply to tho Court for tho rellof demanded in their complaint, to-wlt: A Judgmout and decree against ynu for the sum of 11,000.00 with Interest thoroon at tho rato ot per cent per annum from tho 2nd day of Fobruary, 1014, and for the further sum ot 1100.00 attorney's fees; for the furthor sum of $1,100.00 wltk Interost thereon nt the rat of I yr cent per annum from the 37th day of August, 1914, and for the farther sum of 1110.00 attorneys' fees thoroln; for tho furthor sum ot 5775.70 with Interest thereon at the rats of 8 por cent per nnnum from I ho lCth day of January, llt, and for the further sum of $75.00 attor neys' fees thoroln; and for the fur titer sum of $C,000.00 with Interest thereon nt tun rata ot 8 per eont per annum from the 11th dny of August, 1916, nnd the sum of $600,00 as at torneys' fees thereon; and for their costs and disbursements; that the usual decree bo made and entered for the foreclosure and that certain mortgage made and executed by Al brltton Townslte Compnny, a corpor ation to R. K. Lochrldgo on the 2nd dny of Fobruary, 1914, for the sum of $1000.00 nnd recorded at page 86 Hook F Mortgago Record for Harney County, Oregon, nnd nsnlgncd to .the Plaintiffs heroin, nnd that certain mortgago itindn and executed by Al brltton Townsltu Company, a corpor ation to Exchange Rank of Mayllold, Kentucky nn tho 22 day of August, 1914, for tho sum of $1100.00 nnd recorded nt page 1ST, Rook F Mort gage Record for Harney County, Oro gon, nnd assigned to Plaintiffs hero in, nnd that certain mortgago mado .nnd executed by Albrltton Townslte Company, a corporation to (I, A. Rcmhnld, on tho lCth day of Jou uary, 1915, for tho sum of $775.70 nnd rocordod nt page 275 Hook T. Mortgago Records for Harney Coun ty, Oregon, and nsslgned to Plaintiffs herein, und that cortaln mortgage made and oxecutod by Albrltton Townslto Compnny, u corporation, to Exchango Rank of Mayflold, Ken tucky, for tho sum of $5000.00 on tho 11 day of August, 1016, and recorded at pago 17, Dook G, Mort gage Records for Harney County, Orogon, nnd assigned to the Plain tiffs herein be foreclosed and that the proporty therein be sold as by law roqulrod; and that the proceeds be applied In payment of plaintiffs' debts and the amount due thereon under the torms ot the Mid mort gages; and that at the sale plaintiffs be allowed to bid on said premise and become a purchaser thereof; and that plaintiffs be allowed to ay ply their Judgment, or such part thereof as may be necessary, to the said purchase price or bid; that the interests of tho defendants T. C. Albrltton, II. O. Albrltton and Jo ha R. Jenkins be declared subsequent and Inferior to the rights ot the plaintiff heroin. This summons is published by or der of tho Hon. R, T. Ilughet, Judge of the County Cqurt for Harney County, Oregon, made and onotred on tho 21flt day of Soptembor, 1023. Tho dnto of tho first publication ot thiB summons Is Soptomhor 22, 1023; dato of Inst publication, Novombor 3, 1923. iuaos & moos, Attornoyo for plaintiffs, Post office and residence addrew, Buras, Oregon. , 'V A fi 4'y 1 .