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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1924)
tlntlllllilf. DlMIMIlltlf til. n '" ' ' ( " "" " -T II 10 ' 1M M K H - II K It A.Ij l,ll If 11 N H , II A It N'K'V ... ,.u 0 O U N T V O II H O N . PAGB 8 SbBmjMm $K TSemptsAwus 1IOII HIIUWH 1UH COLOUS Wo danced parti tliolr table. JurI uh I hod thuiiHlit tlui Klrl with Curl Ins WrlKht wan Anno Untitling (on Shu wan tinluintuil atnl luiiKhud K b. .:uiu 1 loHt the tlmo of (hu mu- li "Oh, lorn stop. Tod," 1 pleadod. ' I'm a hunch that 1 should go homo .IllfWllV You huu I HllUllltlll't Htay tut Into hh thlri Ih thu llrut tlmo I'vu Ill'OII out rIiicv filio wan looking uiiuiiually prolty, too, that evening. Anno certainly Unow her typo ami omphtislr.otl It to perfection. I lor frock, or ruffled pink lullo, edged In hllvor, gave hor tho liiuocont look of ii schoolgirl. Hspoulnlly with hor hair ntlll low;, parted Blmply In tho middle and drawn In a low coll to tho hack or hor nuok In tho simplest niaunor. , Shu wiih Imniiiciilaloly giilluloHH. and ' Oh, that's right,, your olo' nmn HAS boon Hlok, haiiu't ho? lltit I'll In I there's a gang of nursoa to wait . a hint. Youro Billy to lot It cramp j uitr stlo any." , 'I hat wa Tod all over. iiiio turnod around, faood uh, I that was tho typo Klrl that Curtlrfn Wright wautod. Tho thotiKht wiih iiuhoarahlo. I put my hand to my oycm and huge imn nllppaii through my linger. Doli pulled liy Bhouldor. "Thoro, (horo now, Hulllu, Klrl. it il ald In u volco that could ho ; K'h H rlcli t. You'ro Juil a hit ' ir.l at tho near-by Initios; imrvotiB. Nothing M worth taurine Vh. Bnlllo, darling, I'm ct- ' '"K ono momont of your Bpnrkllng l .inly inoHt surprised to hoo you horo. ' Bponlunolly. Thoro, thoro now." Jut tli In aftoriioou I hoard that "ol Haiti gently. our father had a turn for tho worno "Oh. hut Hob," 1 nobbed, "I'm u i ml that ho would allow no ono but j llappor. Thorn'B no gottlng around miii to ntirflo him." jit. I llko everything frlvoloUB. I That's rlKht. Anno, nhftolutoly.." I adoro to drink and smoke and Jar.. 1 uiiBwored. "I'm a very undutlful j and I havou't any purpoHo In llfo daughter and I'm JiiBt leaving." ami I'm Jtmt Kouorally worthloBH." . I could have said I was thoro by I "Who Hiild so?" In a llaiih Hob t'oitor'u ordurB oud Inuldoutally I wiib loyal and ready to flKht my hriUKht out tho fact that nho was buttles. tu'tlHB WrlKbt'n necoml uholco that! "No one bml to. I know It," I lunliiK Hut It would liuvo boon J HiillToil. I Junt know lU" htilo and catty. Too much bo for; "You'ro nothing of tho Bort," ho fnthor'ii IIIiuihr," "Uui.'t t wun now wuoplnu oqpl ously, "Anno Ood-dliig-lou said "What, thiil darn Jlttlw llollor-tiiim-tlittti flplt-flro?" Ilob'n tcunnur wiih rUliiB. With all hor nLTlilttTd Kooilliutifi. BIio'm llttlo, I toiryoti', Bulllo, and moan and Hpllotul, A lot of tho thliiKii you do aro probably not your oholco anyway," ho comforted, "thoy'ro moro or Iobb thriiHt on you, A uort of poualty you pay for your wit and beauty. Hob wan a dear, and IiIh word a wore encouraging. Thoy wcro at onco soothing. "Itomombor, ilalllo," ho Bald In leaving, "ir yon over want any fitralghtf(irward, blg-brolhnr itdvloo, call on uio, I'm for you," ho IiomI tatod, thou luniilm; over awkwardly ho kissed ii)y forohoad, iib If 1 wiih ii very llttlo Klrl. HuiiiiIiik down tho tps. ho loft mo. (To llo Continued Next Week.) oi I'Alt.M I'OINTKIIH au satisfaction. After a polite arKumoiit with Hob ml Mnrj about my leaving. Hob Miatly nettled It by nayltiK that ho would tnko mo. Wo loft, and for a 1-uig tlmo on tho way homo In tho i ir I wan (itlot. I llko llob Chouo with' With him ojio can enjoy dofouded, "you'ro Jut yourself- Junt flallln, ami at that you'ro tho iiio.it popular Klrl In tho whole town, In tho whole Houth for that inaKor. People love you, 811III0, becaiiHo you A I IK yourself. Don't bo dllTereiit. You haven't a moan thought for anybody. You'ro IiIk ami lino." ho fib nco ami with It a sympathetic ; averred lit a positive manner, ami understanding. Llko an etchhiK of tiro wart tho picture In my brain of Anno and Curtlss back thoro In the nardou. can meamiru up In any omorKoiicy. Don't you think for a minute that wo haven't known how nhlnliiKly upload Id you've boon through your ri:ATtHK at tiii: i.inintTY tiikatki:, hi'mjav, iu:i:.miii:u uiht iif ffW A UOMCJPUt' VAMP (Kioin Dopartinoiit of ImliiBttlat Jouriinlluiii Oregon Aurlculturat Col The majority of'eedllni: moth woruiH Bpiiml tho winter under tho Rcaly bark of the (roe. Take a dull hoo or have tho blacksmith fashion you a handler Hcrupnr and carefully remove tho row;h ncaly bark from the trunk and IIiiiIib, Pay particular attention to tho crotchon or tho troon, advlnea tho Mute coIIoko oxperlmont illation, Itotntlnn to Oregon U the only natlflfaotory mothod of combattliiK tho clover root borer. Do no at tempt to i;row clover more than two yearn, llo Hiiro thoro are no old rundown clover fields nervlui; uh a breodliiK place for the bororn. If a i-omwilty would adopt thin program of control, tho yields would noon show a marked upward trend, miyn the oxperlmont ntullon. (Mover seed ylehU per acre have fallen off forlornly In Oregon In tho Ihh( d ecu do, Itnyn the oxperlmont station. The work of tho clover root borer (tinuollliiK out tho tap root ami crown ami thus dovllnllzlw; the plant ban boon a material fac tor In those need ami hay yield. Land (hat Is foul with clumps of i;ruiw ami nod. hunches of woods ami crop debrln. Invito (ho liijurlotiii In 1 sects as it haven for depositing Iholr i oKK"- ami ronrliiK Iholr yoitnn. It In I In fiirh land that cut worn, immdow initKKnt. ami wlroiyoniis prunpur. ( I.-in floldn do not attract Insect 1 I"- ' to an (Niinl iloKroo. says the o A ('. experiment station. Iloiiijy l Dost Hee( ll"y, lu HHdldon ui having ir. .r.' awMltnlPR power ibM Kminl i.t.I Kti)tr, rontnliMi tb HiHrh hhI i mlii rals, wh'i'h nrf rraiovM r-1 whn augur !- raflnMl. Rorn up t tfiotmftHt'i af Inferior to i nmv. iw fftrnif' UlCklnK In oolb wei.nlnt priwrr ouil mincmls, tiiut ih lattor I'tunlntof too much lime lilrh l uddl durltiK tho r Honty It th oly ronnarxiUl fwt now koovu to oontala rltcmlKM. ty th fetate rollir x fieri wmuM (I Inn. l3petlum)o Junier: "It's h '(treat life If you don't wftMKttu." Senior. "Yp but If you woak oii Junt a llttlo It's Kroator." This Weeks Cross Word Puzzle ' y ' U ' ' j'---'j VMtTMgiy 111 1'' "' "I'' "U't ' "pa jy- - wpnv a jjP !t1!I"BZ rr" ""fi' "joi"" " i ' JTg ---- ' " " ' , -l!) Not litio. " ' " ' owrp will fibird jiotBoTi) na .fofi toiothftf ' ' ' J no xtoffrif 07 Dhititrb -fill To partlculRrlfco (11 Depart (12 To have cxproauod Rratltudo. OH A mouth, O ' Annwor to last wcek'fl puzzlo, Uy iMrH, John II, Hoblnnoii mMMP&sMnm 4. Holiday Dances w, t PA Wednesday, 24 CMANE Christmas Eve &7&xW$xii&$f)&y&A K New Years Eve & Thursday, Dec. 31 BURNS Thursday, 25 $ Christmas Night $r BURNS New Years Night January 1, 1925 CRANE Follow The Crowd Music By Dewey ys Kri' When you (ry (o "pull (ho words" out of Oils dcop ono you aro koIiik to havu tho Job of a lifetime on your liHiida. It Is ono or tho host (hat wo have published and aro Hiiro that our rondom will huvo several pleas ant ho urn worklw; on It, Vertical 1 Hlow (music.) 2 Influenced .'1 Kxclnmallou of sorrow I A m- nlcal Instrument r. Mature years 0 Pronoun 8 A Caiindlan provlugo (abhr.) 0 A small spot 10 Fanciful 1 Prefox lo words relating to din eases, etc., of tho Khimls. 12 A iinnro III To stick fant T A vcKOlahto IK A thread or metal 10 Drunkards '1Z A rained level plalform of earth 23 Twelve o'clock In tho day 2(1 A Now KiiKlnnd Hlnto (hbbr.) 28 Not out :0 The point of a pen 31 Tho first woman an lleply (abhr.) a I To steal from ar A pronoun a.S Hum 30 Wall (scots.) 10 A period or tlmo 11 A small body or land 12 Hast Indies (ubbrO 1 1 Ono who kills 4K A motalllc plate 47 LniiKtinKO (rIiiiik) IS A kind of boon fin a mnt 62 An affeuted person 61 Nahutn (abhr) && An aiiluml with boras 17 Axed (Kbhr.) . $ If A alnHlK unit u t0 You old for) f 1 A (Vnadiau PrbrlMM (abhr) lll,ontnt, 1 k Hu i..Tn tut 7 A Mld-WoHloni Btato H (Mood 10 Turfed 17 An old saying 18 Ilaii boon SiO Bmall bo n on attnehed lo (ho Jawn 21 Hollcllor at law (ubbr) fi A ebiinii'lor In Hhakonpoaro 2 1 An luilvflnlto article 2f. At all Union 27 Work 20 A bIiikIo unit 32 Trouohory a I A kind of iiraln a A vino 27 AIho .18 Ulvon name of a prosldout (nick- name.) .10 Tho odiso or tho road 13 An omnibus (abbr.) AT, A step In walklw; 40 To IiukIii voyngo 48 A Houthern Btato (abbr) Winter HalloiiM Olven HuDceiwful poultryinon often nk tho station what Is tho bot ration (o feed for winter laying. Tho namo ration used at any other tlmo ot tho year for bs production will bIvo good roBUllB In tho wlntor. Plenty of grit and green food aro neces sary nt this uoa'son. Skill In feed ing In Important at any tlmo of tho year. It Is most Important In wlnt or rocdliiK. advlsen tho O. A. C. ox perlmont station. o hm)Nih: iikhh opinkh "Old inaldB Bhould not (ako much tlmo In Blzlng up n man It affords tho man tho name oppotrunlty." Further Reductions In Our CLOSING OUT SALE Lunaburg, Dalton & Co. v , . - - - - -- - Crane-Burns Mail Stage Seven Passenger Touring Gars Best on the line Leaves Burns Post Office every evening except Saturday, at 6 P. M. Fare $2.50 BONDED CARRIER U. S. HACKNEY, Proprietor f . jim. ii m.mmBmmmmm n n m . . ' WW Santa Has tv J- " ' .' A. Arrived! With a Large Assortment of useful GIFTS FOR EVERYONE Your Gift Problem SoBved At THE REXALL STORE A Few Suggestiens: Christmas Cards, Fountain Pens, and Pencils, Perfume ' and Toilet Sets, Manicure in sets Boohs, Dolls, Toys, Fresh Christmas Box Candy and Many other useful Gifts, rintLlJ DnU The Rexall Store SmJP M n fMt C r-" ----- .-- Bfi." ii)iiwmhm aaanr-iimirwrii jni ""'" eu mj.vkmmutvrtmm hajuu, hMWamMWMMMMMMaBHaM LRniM HI Mi !! 1 m m il i m I