HUnn1ay Hcpictnbcr 27, 1021
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The Times-Herald
Harney Couuty Gnets Ex
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JULIAN I1YHU
Manager
BUIISOKII'TION HATKH
Oho Year 99.00
Ml Months 1.00
Tfarco Mouths , 70
Hnttmlity September 27, 1024
yillfl TWO Hl'lUlTH
'i- .
Two Bplrlto aro always at war,
struggling to rulo tlio world and each
no of us. Onu lu thy spirit that
denies; tho othur tlio spirit that
reatos, Lot any iluu bo proposed,
ally onlorprlso Initialed, ullV soliome
suggested for tho good of mnnk'l'd,
and pooplo quickly fall into two
groups or cIurbch, according na thry
aru ruled by ono or tho othor of those
two spirits. Tho cleavage at onco up
pears between Fear and Faith, ho
twoon tho backward-looking and tho
forward-looking, tliono who doubt
aud those who daro to altontpt now
undertakings.
Tho spirit that dcnloH Is afraid of
tbo untried, and casts doubt on all
tlio gouoruuu linpuluoa and enthusi
asms of niat. It uiuckn, discourages,
finds fault, raises objections, noes nil
tho dllllcultlco, real or Imaginary; It
clings to tho old, tho secure, tho es
tablished forgetting that things as
they nru wore otino new, uutrlod and
full of uncortnluty Thin spirit
Uoolho called tho Dovll, tho only
dovll that noud bo fenrud, mid u doll
that lurks lu all of us, idioutlug "No"
to every constructive proposal. It Is
tho cynic that sneers at Ideals as
day-dreams and delusions, and Jeers
at tho high motives of men, donylug
tho roallty of disinterested service
aud sncrlftco. It professes to bo vory
"practical," but It never makes any
discoveries, and rofuses to try any
thing until someone else, braver than
Itself, has put It to a tost.
Tho spirit' that creates conceives a
now ago, droams of a now world, and
trusts human nature. It sees things
as they aru to he a proludo of things
as thoy tuny bo. must bo, can bo. It
bollovcs that plain common pooplo
like ourselfcs aro capable of great
things! It n urn on tho seedlings of
faith, talont, Intclllgonco, construc
tive onorgy, Helf-rollanco and self-ro-spect.
It believes, it ntfrmi, It seeks
to build, to crcato, to beautify tho
world, to oncourago others, to glad
den life with faith lu the worth of
man aud tho Joy of using his high
powers.
Tho Influence of man, his power
for good, tho worth of his life to him
self and others, in bis community,
deponds on which of theso two spir
its rulo hlB life. Wo aro still lu the
making and need men of vision, pow
er and leadership to lift u.i out nf
too rut and discover tho measureless
possibilities of our own time. With
hats off to tho past; coats off to tho
futuro, let's Join hearts In one faith;
join hands lu onu purpose, and do
tho thing:) that need to bo dono.
M. M.
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KOIIKHTHV NOTKH
Tho gathering of cattle which bo
Kan early In August has resulted In
tho removal of practically all tho cut
tlo from tho forest range. Lack of
feed resulting from tho long drought
has miwlo early romuvu! of tho stock
necessary.
Even though thoro has been vory
little rainfall over tho forest'land It
is bolloved that th cooler weather of
tho pnst cnuplo of wookH combined
with tho longer nights and rising
humidity has brought tho worst flro
season on record to n closo as fur as
the Hums District is concerned. The
King Mountain and Myrtle Ilutte
lookout stations hava boon closed for
tho year and tho smoke chasers have
been rellovcd from duty.
Tho Forest florvlco was represent
ed In tho Itullroud Day program on
Soptombor 24 by Messrs. J, T. Bid
rldgo of tho Forostor's olJlcu In Wash
ington, D. 0 and Fred Ames of tho
District Onlco lu Portland... Mr.
Ames roud a mossago from CoL W.
Jl. Oreoloy, Chlof Forostor of tho
United States In which ho oxprossed
Ills intorost In tho dovolopment of
tho Duma country which Is so close
ly associated with tho dovolopmont
of tho Malheur National Forest. The
bad flro altuntiou In California pro
vontcd Col Orooloy from being pres
ent In person as ho had planned.
II. L. Plumb of Iloiul, fluporvlsor
"of tho Deschutes National cyro,t,
was In -ntlondauco tit tho Ilullrodn
Day celebration In Hums on S.p
tombor 24 and Ollbart I). Drown
Supervisor of tho Fromont National
Forost arrived from Lnlcoviow the
saino ovoning but too Itxlo for tho
program and harhocuo. Mr. Brown
waa uccompanlod on lilo roturiv to
LalcpylQw by Moasra fildridgo and
Amoo,
ri)
v lUilph Cnttoruon roconily returned
.from a trip to Southoru Oregon.
(Continued from page ono)
known as tho Forest Service.
Tho yours rolled by and still noth
ing happened in tho way of timber
utilisation, nut tho timber jvuu bo
trig protected? and allowed to grow
against Unit future need which still
held a pormanont plueo lu tho drctunn
of tho "Old Timers," l)y and by far
sighted cltlzoiiB bognn to grow Impa
tient and decided that It waa time to
wako up Undo Sam from his lethar
gy and to ask tho vory portluont
question of why this timber could
pot bu Hold and bring n now activi
ty into tho community life.
Tho Forest Servlco hud planned
to do tho vory thing tho cltUouu ask
ed but perhaps at nut no early u date,
lit any" case, a now" crulao, A now tim
ber apprasll, and a now nulo wan of
fered to tho public known as tho
Uonr Valloy unit, containing 800
million foot of timber. With It wan
the promlBO of tho Forost Servlco to
furniih fifty million foot of tim
ber, more or loss, to n sawmill
aud wood-uslug Industry porpotuullv.
A big Hawmlll nnd u railroad, nlwuys
busy sawing logs nnd huullun form
products, that was the promlso tho
Forost Service made to tho people of
Harney Couuty.
Mr. Fred llcrrlck bought thai, unit
of timber, nnd lu doing bo accepted
his part of tho obligation which was
to build tho railroad aud the sawmill
aud to mnko ues of tho rosourcoi of
the wilderness which had formed Hit
background of tho Harney rouniy
community hIiico tho pioneer dnys
You havo gathered to-day to cele
brate the accomplishment or the first
step lu that now ontorprluo. Tho rail
road has como to Hums It Is tho
"coming ovont" which already
casting Its shndow boforo It, por
tondhig tho fulfillment of that tint-
1jor dream of long ago. I want to
congratulate not only tho people or
Hnrney county but also Mr. Merrick
for his part lu tho enterprise. Eh
poclally do I want to cougratulnto
my old friend. Jim Glrard, whom t
hope ovorybody lu Harney county
knows aud appreciates by this tlino.
I am delighted and rojolco with you.
I want you to nolo particularly
that this development of the lumber
Industry Is something different from
tho usual development. How many
of you havo soon n deserted sawmill
town? If possible II Is oven u llltlo
more depressing than u desurted min
ing town. If you havo over soon ono
you understand what It moans to cut
tho timber aud havo tho sawmill
censes operating, leaving only a
monument In tho shupu of a huge
sawdust pile. With tho help of this
community, lu forest flro protection
and Ita hearty support in all tho ac
tivities of tho Forest Servlco lu tho
mountains, tho suwmlll which Mr.
derrick Is to build need uovur cease
operating for lack or u timber sup
ply. Wo aro going to grow timber
as fust an Mr. llcrrlck ran cut It.
Tho people of tho United States, not
ing through tho Forest Service, aro
In the business or growing timber us
a crop, and tho Malheur National
Forost lu only ono or tho many Na
tional Forest scattered through tho
western country, and to sumu extent
through tho Hast, whore tho now
Idea of timber as u crop Is being
demonstrated.
Wo want tho agricultural lauds to
grow grain aud hay and vegeUihloi,
Wo want (ho deuort to grow rood for
livestock. And wo want the moun
tains to grow timber to feed tho
wood-using Industries which are dos
lined to prosper lu your community.
Wo want overy eluss or laud to con
tribute Its sharo toward making
Uurns and tho surrounding country u
great locality lu tho great State or
Oregon,
Tho Forest Service is proud to do
Its shura In tho fulfillment of ono
promlso of American life a happy
uud prosperous community of good
western folks.
J, F. Eldrldgo, of Washington, I).
C, wits unothor ropresoutatlvo of tho
Forest service present uud ho gavo
a short address In which ho ututod
emphatically tho servlco was behind
tho project to market tho Dear val
loy unit and that tho citizens of this
aoctlon would havo the nc'tlvo coop
eration of tlio department in ox
podlting mattors,
Othors who appeared on tlio pro
gram wero Donald Stirling, muuag
Ing editor of tlio, Portland Journal,
Henry J. Frank or tho Portland
Chamber of Comnierco, Loulo Wol
donborg, of Canyon City, Wnllor
Moachnm, of Dakar, William llan
loy, Judgo Dalton Ulggs nnd othors.
Decauso of tho unfuvorablo wc.athor
CHiulrmuu Douogan cut tho program
uhortqr and turned tha crowd ovor
to Win, Farro ror tho harhocuo din
ner. It la estimated thnt ovor a, 000
pooplo woro red nt tho harhocuo and
It was pronounced ono of tho finest
OYor eaten. In addition to tho ltun
drors of pounds of barhoouod hoof
ihoor wore uandwiolioi, plokloo,
prunes, cookios, flno coffoo, etc.
Thoro woro nt lonst 1000 local poo-
Hansen Addition
IDEAL HOME NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Close in, Beit location m City, Level, Alfalfa, Fisst water right.
You select your lot and home plans. We will build for you.
Small Easy Payments. Cheaper Than Rent
Be indipendant. See us to own home. Best and Cheapest in City
W. T. Lester Compan
BURNS, OREGON
hxttmwmmmvwiTmwmffi
plo on the grounds fur tho program
who did not tako part lu tho harho
cuo dinner, leaving that novelty for
tho visitors.
Congratulatory messages wero re
ceived rrom many who wero uuiiblo
to attend, among them being onu
from Curl Oray, president of the Un
ion Pacific, which read:
"Hogret exceedingly that Impera
tive engagements lu Now York this
week made It Impossible for me to bu
prosont with y,ou nnd Join lu cele
brating tho completion of tho rail
road to liiiriu. Will havo to bo with
you lu spirit, Mr. Adams will fully
represent us. Am confident that this
means tho dawn of a now orn for
Harney couuty."
N. J. Miuiolt, congressman, wired
from Tho Dalles:
"Ureatly regret that I cannot bo
with you to rojolco with the good
pooplo of Harney county ovor tho
coming or the railroad to Uurns. I
bollovo nnd hopo It moans the rapid
development of ono or the most
promising parts not only or my dis
trict hut or the whole country. Am
prouud to have had a part in bring
ing about this happy consummation
lu which we all are so much huerest
ed." Kov. aud Mrs. A. J. Irwin, former
resldouts or Duma whore ho was pas
tor or tho Presbyterian church ror
eleven years, sont tho following rrom
Crescent City, Califernia:
"Wo oxtond to tho people or Hums
most or you aro our old and doar
rriomta our heatry congratulations
upon tho completion or rail connec
tions with the outside world. Wo
certainly would bo delighted to bo
with you today and havo a part In
your festivities nnd to sharo lu your
Joys and your triumphs. Yours with
pleasant momorlcn of bygone dayu."
Another Interesting message that
wns n part of the celebration wus
ono from George McOowan, the
"daddy" or Uurns, who named tho
town, it wus a great disappointment
to Mr. McQowau that he could not
ho present. lie sont tha following in
addition to n personal mossage:
IIUIINH
Alt the world loves Hobby Uurns
His Hunku O'Doou and a' that;
Ho was a bard or much regard
'mong humble folks an' a' thnt,
For a' that an' a' that
His "mans n man ror n that"
Tho he's not hero to fnsto our cheer
His spirit is ror a' that,
And now his namesake, Uurns, tho
Town
Ih waking up uud a' that,
With poo'ts vision looking down .
Tho glowing years, an' a' thnt.
For a that un' a' that,
Its tlmbor fields an' a' that,
Its wide domain will woll maintain
Ten thousand homes for a' that.
Tho weary yoars of hopes uud fears
Are past aud gono for a' that
Tho sllvor dream of flirty yenra
la coming true for a that;
For a' that un' a' that
Tho humming mills un' a' that
Ita broke its sholl nnd' loft Its coll
With iron horso an' n' that,
Thou lot uh pruy to hasto tho day
"As como It will for a that,"
When watered floldu, with banner
yloldii
Will dot tho vulo ror a.' thnt
For n that an' u' that
With countless herds an' a' that
Tho rertllo floll Inlaid with oil
Will boo tho light for a' that.
Till J OLKO MAIIOAIUNK
AND CONDMNSED MILK IMIJj
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At tho last Hoaslon of tho legisla
ture, n law was passed which briefly
forbldn tho manufacture and snlo
-t
of a mixture or vegetable oils with
milk ror tho purpose or offering u
otifiHtltuto ror butter, this law was
restored by the dairy Interests of
tho statu nnd was opposed by tha
Oleo Margarine Interests,
i After tliu measure was panned,
' these Oleo Interests secured n re
ferendum on It, which has kept It
lu suspension jiVer since, ho that It
has not been In forco. The law In to
he voted on by the pooplo or tho
stuta at the coming November elec
tion. Tho object or this law Is to pro
tect tlio dairy Industry against tho
competition or what is termed u
substitute ror butter nnd othor milk
productB,
It Is not the Intent or this or mic
ceedlng articles to abuse anybody
but to treat tho subject soberly,
plainly and truthfully. Tho pooplo
of tho stnto aro ontltlcd to havo all
the facts set before them lu tho
simplest manner pnnalblo, so that
they mbau understand to tho fullest
extent Just wlmt effect tholr votes
may have.
This Is u very Important matter.
There is no other measure on tho
ballot which will affect so many cit
izens of the stuto as this. Tho dairy
Industry Is tho largest of all agricul
tural activities in Oregon and ono of
the most Important. Tho dairy In
dustry provides a very largo percent
ugo or tho taxes. It sustains tho
banks and stores. It renows and
maintains the fertility, of tho soil.
Anything no matter what, which
affects such an Important industry
surely Is worthy of the closo atten
tion of tha voters.
In ordoi to understand nil phases
of tho subject clearly, It has boon di
vided into various heads, nnd each
ono will bo discussed sopnratcly an
rollows.
1 Economic value or tho dairy in
dustry to Oregon.
2 Yalua or tha dairy Industry
from the standpoint of health and
development, particularly as relates
lo children.
.1 Kflcct of the oleo margarine
Industry on dairying in Oregon.
4 Tho aim and Intent of tho oloo
margarine and condensed milk law.
G Answers to charges mado by
opponents of the law.
In following articles each of theso
subjoctn will bo handled as briefly
Get The
Habit
and eat at the
CLUB
I.evexiHoe! Building
McalM nt nil Mourn nml (ho
menu invIudcH everything
obtMinttblc in the local mar
ket in season
Special Sunday
Dinners
Quick courtcouH service
Bring the Family
7nOj?)3l
ns lu consistent with a thorough un
ilorsliindlng, for the Information of
tho readers.
!
I'llKSHYTKIUAN ClllIU'll
Sunday Hohool nt 10 A. M.
Our Ruudny Hchool Is a bunch tl
"live wires'n group of children who
will pay largo dividends on every In
vestment of servlco 'that wo can
mnko In tholr behalf. Como to Sun
day School and bring others with
you.
'"It Is not enough to bo busy;
what nru wo busy about?" Theru Is
a pay day for ovorybody. In what
aru you Investing your life?
Dlvlno Worship at 1 1 A. M.
Sermon Thcmo "Foreglcams or
tho Future"
What does tho futuro hold In
storo ror us? Something to cause
uo to reflect. What Is back or pres
ent discovery and luvoutlon?
SAMUKIj HAHIllS. Minister.
Oraiulpa and grandma Cnpt.
Cowan nro enjoying a visit with Mm.
Helen Q. Jawcl nnd her two kiddles
from Taroma, Wash. Mrs. Jowol is
u nntlvo Hnrney county girl, a
daughter of Mr. uud Mrs. John Har
per and Is highly ploascd at meeting
bo many former school associates
and formor teachers and says tho
Hound-up Is only typical of Harney'
county nnd a romlnder of other days.
Register at The
Hotel Clay
. CRANE, OREGON
Stockmeni Headquarters
Moderate Prices
Mario Gllliiplr, Prop.
Charley Lutlon, Mgr
IweWKHWCKpifCi
S. M. JARVIS
Livestock Commission
Cattle, Sheep, Wool, Hay
Bums,
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AT NOVEMBER ELECTION
We will vote on whether coconut oil substi
tute shall be sold and advertised as butter.
Think about it Scientists say that the vita
mine A is absolutely essential for growing
children. It is found in abundance in butter
while nono is found in coconut oil.
You want your children to keep healthy and
dovelop both physically and mentally.
Don't use substitutes for butter.
Vote 306 Yes ojf The Referendum
Protect the children and Dairymen
HARNEY CO. CREAMERY
Burns,
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Mr. C. W. I.owls is hero rrom her
homo ut Uttkor visiting with rrlendu,
being a guost of Mr. nnd Mrs. T J
MeUonnld. Tho Lewis's formorly re
sided lu this city but havo been In
linker the piut two years whoro they
havo purchased it store. Mrs. Lewis
wanted to witness tho first train
coming into her old homo town nnd
tnko In the Hound-Up.
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CAHI) OK THANKS
Wo tako this moans of expressing
our thanks lo tho many friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during tho rocont illness
and death of our boloved ono. Wo
shall cherish tho momory of every
kind act and word.
MM. LUTE MACK,
MIIS. LIZZIE IIANLKV.
THOB. JOHNSON,
MHS. IVAN WELLS.
Dr. Karl Norvall
Drugless
Physician
Mechano Theraphy
Elecric Theraphy
Naturopathy
Office Over Postoffice
Burns, Oregon
Orfon
man
Oregon
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