MrJ
Hal mlay, March li'J, I ins &
T II M T 1 M I. 8 II H It A I. I) II U UNA, II A It N I! Y 0 O IJ N T V O It K 0 O N
1'AGK 8
"-- "'.. jy ('
Oregon United in Asking
' Reclamation Aid
l Continued (rum pugu onu)
.t ...il..iil .ittti tn Kiit
' oZ.; of tho local e6.nUo.
jiroLMit were: Lusllo Ui.tlor of Mood
.ii districts prusont woro!
i,..lln 13. 1'. l)o.l.l. "ormtototf.
u,k,i r a. Phillips, w. a. bto-
,v'' . ., 14, ..... .
oh.o-. u. nooiittio, j. n.
,,1,-kubv. P J. (l..ll.iin.or. H. 0. Van
i .it.u of oiilurli). and J. It. Wolf of
v",n
Warm Sprlngs-Judgo Dnllon
IHgK.. Knlpl. Holt. C hnrlo U Hnll..
,.l0r. H 0 Keimrd, n. j. Dor.nund
o( Va'0, , , , t
liarnoy valley A. It. Olson. It. M.
Duncan, Sum Mothurshond of Hums, )
j o llarr and J. W. CunnhiKhnm.
lioHcliuli llnrry W. Onnl, Mnd-j
nts, N O. Wolhico, Prlnovlllo. nnd
1'ercy Cupper, formor Htato onRlncor.
Snlom I
Tl... only district In thu statu now I
tPricliiK ftMlurul aid not roprosuntod
.. .. I.' !,...., .Ill
s,- Khiinuth
V ,i v iv. .li w Hint. J i Uaplior wjru istutlun visitors tl.o
MnM.nl N. Dunn, 11. V. Plckurd, ,, ,,' ., ..,,. ,
"" ' ,, . I. ... i 20th. Ourtlfl loaded 1 Vi toon of
San. II Urown, l ro. dun to tho Kodorntloll whlHVt t0 Rro on woU
Mate rlno Moelntlo ; c. J. , , , Curll loil" 1,1b
.smith representing A. 8. kdmomli. b,K ,my hor0 l0 nml u
nml J W urowor. woljjhod 1010 hoiiiiUb.
ll,i. npresuntntlvo of tho lrrlgu f,mm,v Alm, ..... ..,,. llf
I.' 1.1 l..l'lll. lllllll W lll.1V
i
K IXiKMST CMIX TO IH'lt.VH gruJ COIlUMUOuay fP ,x ymn by
87.1 lii.Hholn por urn- yunflouora '
...- Jdward W. .Mlllor. an tvn- ( f r0WIl 0ll nld pen anil proilticod I
. . h hiH wlfi. ro eomlim' to ltrnm u ,() fi, t0M pt. ,., Klohl i
. .!! chnrcl. In tkla oily to J , Bf0WI, tt ooniUhmtlon with I
i rls or MMtlnga. TUaij0llii whenlf or mrBy ,,, 00
. . in tomorrow morning unil of U bmsl wgimg crop Hmt can!
. ,u. for a Univ. tlio ''"" hu projiifwlln the Valley nnd ylolda
, i .i IHiik doatgHotoil nt UHa fr0ln 10 to 15 toi i Per aero, green
i ii Mrs Miller U ll lllbr. watttlit WJmn mil mil niirnil fnr hv !
w-
rilKStlVTItltlAN CJIIUHCH
-ritual nt 10 A. M. ,
i li.
in r cms mi uiui juiiui
, a clBM for UVOrrOIIU.
V nowl you and '
uly Sehool. Gttino !
i t, .ml i) I it
i! i in Mtiliilav
, i .m our prMtaeo and chor. '
m li'Hiurt nro planned for
tit 'uturu which will h of tnunwt
illtlrun.
i ' mil at 11 A M
iu uf sk'rmn'i - Opd'a KXi-
i i Miiu'N Wit :.in. Coma nad
: irlfiul Your preauiioa vrlll
m oumgemvut ,
ii k IVolt' Metlug Ht 2:!IQ
I hi .iioriuully for OhrHtlan In
r j' iii'ii and icrvlito In uffurttd to till
Kiiiig pi-iipli' and dorvw hmrty
i,'!ort i
The Clmir practlco for tho Kiutur
rifntji will h at thu hoinn of Prof.
Litton mi Tuexluy evening.
f li- Udh-H Aid tuut with Mm,
J.iin (iirard ou Wudnuvdny aftur-
i ! n- via a large attoudiiuoe
.f-nl w. r added to tho roll I
1 1- lub.rxhip Mra. (llrard la an
i ' in) tf und niuoh wa tic-
i , . ii iarU the preparation
i r tli Huwiur to he glvun before
An v..!. be lit id t Mra. Voog-
i,.nl Jed.
. .-( vuuiday nftaruoou Mrs. I
. u iiii-d hy Mlea Walker, on-j
.. .... r .i MiH.'ni, J
. i " ii t girle of the illblo CIuhb '
, .....,. . . i
id a riuuibur of the r fr unda, about
... . . '
-4 w to prt-Hout, gamoH and fancy
,.,,, ., ... ., ,
work together with inualc conoun-ed I
the time Uufroahmunta were aorv-
il and a inout enjoyable time wiih
hud by all.
Thu anuuul canvuaa to raise tho
thurch budget will bu tuken the flrat
week In April. Our Sunday School
Missionary Ituv. William Ualrd will
aHblst iu making tho canvuau.
Tho church year cIodob April 1st.
Tho reportB muat bo In by that date
which terminate) tho yoar'a work. It
is hoped to bo ablo to begin tho now
cur with a now sheet.
8AMUKL IIAUHIS,
Mlulstor.
o
l'VI'i:itl.MKNT STATION NOTKH
(Obll Shuttuck, Supt.)
Mr Chamberfl and Drud Mosa ot
DroviHiy wero atutlon vlflltora during
tho week They uro both trying out
Hard Federation wheat, Hannchun
Itorky, and Sixty Day Oata.
Mr Drlukwator of Drowaoy was a
Station vlaltor during tho week.
While hero ho mado arranginontH for
xecurlng two tons of Hard Fodoru
"lon wheat. Ho stated that thoy
Wfr figuring ou liiHtallliiB a 35
barrel capacity flour mill in that
section and wanted to got u Htart of
Kood milling wheat. Ills soloction
f Hard Fedoratlon Ih a good ono
"8 tho roaiiltH of thu Milling and J3nU
ing exptrlmontfl conducted at Waali
Inrton D C. with this variety grown
at tho liarnoy County Ilrnnoh Ex
irmrat Station, provqs that. It In ,
'.Uil In ttnrlv Tinnrl nn.i Tioi.lfln '
I'iijr t in
Mr Hun Uotchklsa was a Sta-
'' " i p. r thu 10th. HofBQcurod
,rr H'l'tKlian Ilnrloy to grow dur-
Irf 'br ruining Bonson,
Mr C R McPhcotora was a Sta-
onto Uunl Federation whom to try
1 out during tliii coming houiioii.
Mrs. Kmy Harbor secured 100
pounds of Qrlmiu Alfalfa for hor
father Mr. Pick of Outlaw Valley,
Odium Alfalfa 1h thu host Variety
rev Contrul Orogon,
Mr. L. K. Seoly iioourod somo Hard
J"""0'1 W,,!U ,0 lry on hta """
during tho coming houhoi.,
Curtis Bn.lth ami li In helper Mr.
tinker wiiii tl.o find man to purchase
,,, u
l0 ,)UHhQlH aml Wlllm, (0 knmv
how ninny mora ho could got.
Mr Tuoku CoMn A ()f
0rook Cmuy , ttg0 ,ftk m
Uvb luinwt ,n Uw pMl ,,0(l KUm.
tlon.
p.w IParlnur8 HOcm lo ,calUo tho
vnlU(J of fod u iB,unu
g,)wn , Ul0 0rl rotttllolli
Tho Station BOod supply In moving
ranlUy Tl0 HU,y of UrJmm A1.
MUi ftm,choll oarloy( lllul axty
,Jny 0lltH ro lllroy BoU, oul
pol VQM nfQ wo mIunlld to
th() MUblrrRatei, UII rrBntod hoc
of 1Iftrloy Vnoy IOx,lurlmontH
ul j0 stntlon huvo proved thorn to
bo ()10 of tu, V)ry JMl IoK.moa to
ow ,,, lh(J Htlort rotnton. Wl.ont
. ...
i uotvii oi.U''ioi(l I'o.i Mod, umiur irri-
i L'Hltnu. iiiitvlcldiid liinil I'rcttiiiL'd to I
' tilt ylwld avoraguti ivliotit (S or G tons
per tier. Ah a crop for flnlnlilng
t, wa? - .... ....v.. ,- ....tf
I1"8, lh f,,a lftt lM Ul n ,',a"" hy
'" ll jirwunruo nriii. nwuui,
marhlod flMh that couiinnniU th
lo" lr,P0 Tl,e tlUl pM ,,M ",oJ
M ' b,,",l of wUir
'd nt th Station, titular Irrigation
Tula arop oau Imi hoggud off, thun
allinlnntltig tho coat or harvuNtlng.
and rcturnlup; prncilcally all of tb
fertility ir th toil nt tho aama tlma.
Anothrr important point la tho i
produrlloM of (laid pln I tha fact
that they luoorolate readily, anil thya I
add ntmoihorir tiurogeu to tha awll.
fro.
" '0 ' ''
LOOAIi ASM PHItflO.NAIi
Hy ruforrlug to thirty your ago I
In this iefluo wo find quite a coutriiHt
III roforeiiun to tho flood water. Thlr- ,
ty yearn ago the rondu hetwuuu liar- .
ney vttlloy and tho rullroud woro hn-
paaaablo booaiiHO the high water had
wuahud out' tha hrldgiiH and thu
HtreouiH woro too deep to ford. Inr-
Ing thu interior without mull for
over a wook. llurnoy valley wiu
I'overud with water but thlfl year of j
, 1921 wu havo very little water and ;
thla condition aupllen to nil of thu ,
tntorlor country from tho Oaioadeii
et to the Itackte.
, ,, ,, ....-..
Jaima Follow, wiu boro for u few
, .... , . ... ...
ilaya during the week looking nUor
. , , . . i 7 . i
bin iiitidlca natrumuiiL hiiHlneaH and
, . . ., ,
renew ug uciiualutiiucvH. Mr. Hoi
,r. . , . . ,
Iowa wua ou hla way back from Calif
ornia whero ho had apuut Hoveral
weekK nnd which ho thoroughly on
Joyed with old tlmo friends from
thla aectlon who uro now rualdenta
of Loa Angeles and othor aouthorn
Culirornlu cltioB. Whllo down there
Mr. Fellows traded hla ranch land
In the neighborhood of Weaver
Springs for some city property, Af
tor a few days in thla vicinity, hav
ing drivon up from the south in bis
car by way of WInnomucca, Donlo
and tho Bouthorn part of thla coun
ty, Mr. Hollows will go on to Prlno
vlllo and The Dalles, other portions
of bla territory, but will bo in Hums
again at intorvala during tho com
ing spring and Hummer.
ALMOST TIMK NOW
Onlco Hoy; "Please, sir, may I
havo tho nftornoon off?"
Dess: "arandmothor'H funoral,
oh7"
OIIlcu Hey: "No, nlr; tho vIbIIIuk
loam's"
o
Woman's Letter Will
Help Bnrns
Shu writes; "I hated cooking bo
cauao nil I ato turned uour und form
ed gau, I drank hot wator and
ollvo oil by tho gallon. Nothing holp
cd until I usod Adlorlkn," Moat
inndtnliinn act Olllv on l0Wr hOWOl
hut Adlorlltiv acts ou UOTIl upper
and lower bowol and romovoa nil
gas and polaons. Kxcollont for ob
stinate coi.Btlpatloii, TIolps any
Cftso ga on tho ntomtich In TI3N
mlnutos. Hod IlroH. DruggiatB.
Advortlnment.
ANNOUNCKH -UljiU(rriON'H
IS
IMtlON
No hultar ludlciitloii or tl.o in
iiroimod 'dutiuind for Wlllyn-Knlghl ,
nnd Overland cIohcjiI cam durliiK thu j
current wlnlor can ho given that f
tl.o ituuouucomont from Wlllya
Ovorliind hoadiiunrlorii that prlcon !
on two of Hh moid popular unolonod
typou havo huon nhinhed ait a renult .
of a furtory output In oxooau of all
original nutlClpntlonH,
According to tl.o nlinouucomunt
thu price reduction affoctH thu Over-,
laud Champion moduli which huu
huon reduced to $055 from $005, a
cut of ? 10, whllo tho WlllyH-Knlght
Rtnndard Hcda.t l.i.u hoou rcducod
1100 to ?10n. All tluiHO nro Toledo
factory prlcon.
Accompnnylug I lie anuouuoomout
la a brief iitntoiuont from .luLtti N. '
Wlllya, pronliloiit of WlllyOvorlutid, '
Hutting rorth thu rOnnoi.ii for thlH ro-1
markahlu actien:
'January anil Kohrunry produo
(ton haii exceeded all expectation!).
During tho flrat mouth of tho now
year wo manufactured 22,048 earn,
mora than double tho output of a
year ago. In Kohrunry wu main
tained an average Bhlpplug record
or more than a Ihouimud cum dally,
cloning tho month with total h!iIj
inontH or 22,130.
"Thin remurhahlu Incretuio In do
m.ind hiiH Htuppud up production to
u point where our production cohIb
pur car have heun luHiiouod. In tho
n.m of tho Uverlaud Champion, for
xamplu, wo find that wo are nolo
to maintain Its ponltlnii mi thu low-Mt-prloud
uucloHud car on tho inar
Vct, with doora front and roar, be
came of tlin ireHieniloua doinand
(hnt haa oimuml alnca the original
nnnnimouiiitnt or thh moilel latt
Fall. We have atoppod up our ifliwd
ule ou tills model ami even now are
tillable to cope tntlafactorlly with
our denlar'H domuiulR."
Con Lluhlg, thu local ropreeenU
ttvii or tho Wlllyii-ICulght and 0er
land, la receiving a car load lilp
inunt of (huso car thla week nml
aoiua of them are now on d tuple y.
He It Jmt eonipIiHInR hi ikiw kit
vice Miailon and U adding u corru
gat oil Iron hop with aiillklenl ejmce
to aocoaunodute four ear at ouoo
with pita nnd all ueceaeair aqulp
nent to UaniHe n volnine of bulnea
in that lino. Hla new aorvloa alatlon
it an atlraetlvo stmtare ami tiunt
ed on the highway treat where It
will lie convenient for tourlnt tnvel
an wall handy to the depot when
II Ih built.
Eye Strain? This Holps
For Htruiueil uyea try ufuiplu c.uu
phor. hydraatlN, wltchhazel, etc., an
mixed In Luvoptlk- u)o wiimIi. Ono
iimall bottle helps any case weak
Hlruluod or noru oyoa. It will iturprUu
you. Aluminum oyu oiip free. KimkI
Ilroir. Druggists. - AdvurtiHumrnt
u " -
NOTICK OF THUHTMKS HA1.H
L iillril HtnUsi DUIilct Co mi, DNtrlct
or Oregon.
In the Matter of Patrick J. Connolly,
Ihiukrupt.
PurH.iant lo order of Ibis Court,
lha uudorftlgucd, trustee of thu ubovo
cstato. offora ror talu at private Hale,
oi and after April 2. 1924. thu fol
lowing naiiotH, offectH, and property
of thla imtato, viz:
KV.NR,, Ni:SI0',4 Sec. 28 and
NWWSW'4 Sec. 27, Twp. 20 S
ll. 35 10., 1G0 acres, covered by
mortgages for $4 129, GO principal,
tho second of which mortgagee is
being foreclosed. Katntes uqulty
to be sold by tho trustee.
0V4SR'4 and NWV4SRV4 Sec. 28,
Twp. 20 8,, It. 35 K 120 acres,
and being freo from lions.
WIIjIjVH
Further Reductions In Our
CLOSING OUT SALE
Lunaburg, Dalton & ' Co.
I mn IteprcHontlng tho
Knickerbocker Tailoring Co.
Made-To-Moaaurc Wear
HultM fitiiu miiiiplCH you HCjLvt, gu anuili'Hl iih to quality and Mitls
factory fit, with prlct'H that fit tho cIiish of iuatrliil
Chicago Shirt Company
Guaranteed ulilrtH from lftl.00 up
Also
Madame Laverne '
TIiom) gooih nro put out. by n ro.sp oiiNlblo fliin.
Will call at your homo or you limy sen saiuploH at tho Summit Ho
tol, IluriiH, Orogon
O. CALKIWS
AUo III the itiiirlcct for turn of nil kinds ami will pay tho highest
mm hot prlccH
WM.0W4 ic 32, Twp, 22 a., n.
5 H,, 80 norrc, and Doing froo of
Hoiih, s
3VftBW4, NWtiBWtfi ami SWU
NWVt 8oo. 13, Twp. 21 8., ll. 31
I., lflo iicruoi covered, by a inert-
gago or Home $-100.00 lirluclpal.
and to hn Hold HUhJocl to iiald Hon,
;
AIho 1 wot hack hnrnoHH, 1 ant
chain hnruoflit, 2 home collars, 1
ovorland car, 1 Mandt wagon, 1
Wohur wngon, 1 cultivator, 1 gnr-
don drill, 1 Bulky plow, 1 walking
plow, 1 (Hhc harrow, 1 lot nmnll
tooln, 2 nnckn alfalfa Hood, 2 bucUb
clovor Hiiod, 1 promlBHory nolo ror
$8'in,00, 20 Ioiib of liny.
Properly will bo shown on Inquiry
at my office lit
whero hlda will
lo ho ror caiih.
Ct.Altir.NCW W
Drownoy, Oregon,
bo received. Rnlo
DUINKWATIJU,
Truuteo.
WOOIlTwANTHI)
Tho School Hoard ot District No.
1, ot Hums will ruculvo hldn for
the furnishing of 100 cords of body
pine wood and five cords of mahog
any for delivery on tho school
grounds piled eight feet high on or
before September 1, 1921. DIiIh to
bo opened In Hums ou Tuesday,
April 16, nt 1 o'clock in thu after
noon. W. 15. HUSTON, Clerk.
- o
NOTICi: OF HIII'IttFF'H HAliK
NOTICK IS JIHKKIJV C11VKN that
under nnd hy virtue or a decree or
tl.o Circuit Court of tl.o Stn'o or
Oregon ror tho County of Harney,
made and rondorud on tho ICth day
or February. 1024 ami. which judg
ment and derrett wa-. entered nnd
fllfd lit tlin olilcn nf th County
Clerk of Jlaruajr (aunty, Stnlo of
Oregon on the SOlh day of February,
1021, surh Judgment and deurro be
tug In fav.tr or tha Stnlo Lnuri tlniril
or Orogon, ronslatlug of Walter M.
Pierce, Oovomor; 8a tu A. Koxer.
Seerotary of lte nnd O. P. Ifoff,
State Tit-usurer, as plaintiffs, nml
ugtilust Frank linker, (Imou Maker,
N. ltrrwn 4 Dona and P. C. Pitoraou,
i dofondants therein, wherein Judg
ment was entered against defendants
Frank llakor and Grace Itakpr for
the principal sum or $2600.00. to-
gather with Interest thereon nt the
rato o G per cent por annum from
Januniy 17th. 1921, until pnld, and
for thu furlhor sum of $250.00 at
toruoy fees, and for tho costs and
dlshursomonts or this rult taxed at ,
$0.70.
WHI-'ItKAH hy enlil dacroe it was
r.irther OHD'SIlKD and DKCUKISD
hy tho Court that thu Judgment
nforosald constituted a lion upon tho
following doHcrlhud roal promlEos,
hy virtue of a mortgage thereon, to
wit: Thu Southwest qunrtor or thu
Southeast quurtur (SW8KV, )
or Section Twenty-three (23) nnd
thu West hair or thu Northeast
quarter (WKNKU). tho North
west iiiartur of tho Southoaet
quarter (NW',8i: V4 ) of Snotlon
Twonty-ilx (20) In Township
Twonty (SO) South of Ittiuge
Thirty flO) 1C. W M. and tin
Northwest qunrtor (NWVJ) of
Section Thlrty-ouo (31) Town
ship Twenty-two (22) Smth t
Itaugo Thlrty-onn (31) K W
M. contalutug three hundred nnd j
twonty ncroa according to olllclal
survoy theroof, nnd togothor with
I all water rlihta nnnortalnlni
thoroto,
And thu mild decroo 011DI2UKD
that tho said roal proporty abovo
described bo sold by tho Sheriff of
Harney County, Orogon in tho mun
ner provided by law for tho fltiln of
roal proporty under executien: and
WIIKIIRAS on tho 19th day of
February, 1924, an execution In
foroclosuro was duly Issued by the
Clorlt at tho above ontltlod court'
comnundlng me, Die undurHl&tiAil
rabsi-ni'to levy upon attd Hell In thu
( mniiuor provldod hy luw ror tho uulu
( of roal property under execution In
, forooluuuro, all tho right, title, lloli,
Intercut or CHlato of tl.o above nn.ru-1
j ed dofontluntii, or either or thorn, In
or to thu Hald mortgaged pren.lHci I
nbovO doHcrlbod, or no much thereof
an may ho nocoHHary to nallnfy (ho
j Bald Judgmont hcrolnhororo doncrlh-'
od. (
j NOW TIII2HI3KOUM, In ohedlonco
i to thu coinmundB.of imld writ nnd
hy authority thereof, I have lovled
, upon tho nnld roal properly ahovo ,
i doHcrlbod and I will on TuoHdny the
25th day of March, 1024, nt the
hour or 2 o'clock P. M. ou said day
nt tl.o Court Houno door In tho City
of IJuriiH, Orogon ohor for ealo to
Jho hlghent bidder or blddorn for
cahIi nil tho right, title, lien, Intor
ubI or ontnlo of tl.o said dufondnntB,
or olthor or thorn, In or to thu nbovo
described real estnto, or bo much
thoroof m may bo nocoBHiiry to at
lofy tho Bald decroo and Judgmont
nforosntd, and tho contn of thin sain
subject to conNrmntlon by tha nbovo
entitled court nnd tho legal equity
or redemption or tho dofondnntH.
Dntod nt IJuniB, Orogon Fobrunry
20th, 1924.
W. A. GOODMAN.
Sheriff liarnoy County, Ore.
Ifsasa
Wm. Farre
Kcprcsenting the American National
Also tlic biff and populnr
Penimsylvaniia and Fircmens Fund
American Fire Insurance Companion
Will Appreciate your
BusiRiess
aMeawaHaaBasaMaaaaaaBtamaiiBaiMB mat
V"-'- - Zn'Tm'Z1
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 kegom
MBmFinilgffrTyisaail4rJ7gi:,: rWT7Wr"lr9SM
e '
a
CHANPION
Now Reduced to
fio.h.Tolctto
World's Lowest Priced
Closed Car with Doors
Front and Rear.
Order Now for Earliest
. Possible Delivery!
Con Liebig
Burns, Oregon
1
'
M - - mn, imiiiii 1 MMsaMaMssasaiaisi ssaj
III mmmmtmmm"'mmmmmmmmm aassiiaaiaMaMlsf ifatawraal ajnjaapaj
Jly A. H, GOODMAN,
Deputy.
Date or flrit puhllutttloil February
23, 102J.
Dale of InHl publication March 22,
1024.
RATS
An dangcroiiH j.i!'fi, 'I hey -tc.
dCNlroy mid polHoii tliingN that urn
GOOD
TO
EAT
ltut when ou feed (hem It AT HNAJ
and they crno for it iin ii cat iloc
rnt-nlp it Ih iihHohiluly (3UAHAN
TKII (n ild you of nil nitw mid mlco.
COOK& s
wmvwtvv aons
Hay "no nro pleased to Htnlo wo con
sld'T HAT-HN'AP In, without doubt,
tho bcNt Hat mid Mount extcrnilrta
tor wo havo o vr usctl. It docs ALIj
j on claim mid mora too." Tliree
Hl7.cs JI5c, 5c, 1.25. HAT-SNAP
will Kill
. THEM
nml lenvo no smell.
Kohl and guaranteed by llccd IJroUi
crs, mid I. H. fleer & Co.
IbbVJHb
' n ' llf r ho 10th. Ho Bocuved