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JULIAN llYltl.
HUIM0llllTI()N HATICN
Ono Wiir ?'J.
Rlx Month '
Thrco MontliH 7rt
thu IJaptlst church, the- Horvloo being
conducted by Ho v. Ilowtl. llnrnoy
1ohI, No. oa, Tho Amorlimn Logloti,
hiul ncllvo charge of tho fininriil ami
oscurtoil the ruiuniiiH to tho comolory
whoro ho wii8 glvou n inlllttiry burial.
I Krcd Taylor wan h fluu young nmii !
MnnjiRcr w,1() WH ,,.,y imtoomod by bin
nmny neiiunlutniicoi. Thoy Join In .
extending uympatliy to bin bereaved j
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Saturday, December IS, 1034
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W11A1 CHIUNTMAS
lWCKAHICS HI.CU1U.IjY
Ono of tho Important features In
tho Shop Karly, Mall Kurly campnlgn
which Ih hultiK put on tbrouRhout
tho country by tho Pout Olllco De
partment, Im tho proper addressing
nml securely wrapping f CltrlMtinns
pnekagoa. When you wrnp your
Chrlstinaa packages ,wrnp thorn so
curoly, put your nddrosn In tho upper
left cornor, no, If by nny chance,
It should go iiHtrny, It can bo ro
turned to you ami not sent to tho
dead letter Olllco. Tho good folks of
our community Inst yenr helped to
brhiR Joy and happiness to bun
dreda of thousands of postmon nnd
dorks. I.ot'B tlo our shoppliiR early
and tuallluR enrly again this year,
so that wo may nRalii enahlo the
liostmau and tho pout olllco clerks
to eat their Christmas dlnuors at
homo with their families and at the
samo time nssuro ourselves of hav
ing our Christmas presents deliver
ed to our friends In order that they
may bo opened on Christmas morn
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KltAN 1IKH HUDDKNIjY
Tho sudden death of Fred Taylor
nl his homo In tho city early Tues
day morning was a shock to his
many friends, lie hnd been rilling
for a short time, tho doctor having
bueu called to sco hi in on Sunday as
bo was surfurliiR from a sovoro bend
ache. Ho was feeling bettor the fol
lowing day but again was seized with
the Intoiiso pnlu In bis head Just be
foro ho tiled. Ills physician an
uounco that ho believed death was
caused by an abscess In thu head.
Krod was wutl known In thl.i vi
cinity where bo bad followed tho
barber trade at Intervals for several
years, coining horo In 111 14 and nsso
elating himself with Ira Davis. Mo
was ono of tho first volunteers to
leave hero wbon wo cutorod the
world war and served in tho navy
until Its close, making many trips
across In transports. Following tho
war ho returned to this place nnd
while ho bad not devoted all bis
tlmo to thu barber trade, bo was
in town frequently from the farm
whore bo helped In looking after thu
ranch and stock.
Ferd was born In Kansas January
22, 1889 and came to Mums In 1 01 I
with bis pa ron t.s. Ho Is survived by
bis parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. (I. W. Tav.
lor, four brothers, Itussoll, Italph.
llnbort and Pat; three sisters, Mrs.
Hayes, Mrs. Hunk Miller, Josslo.
Italph lives In Spokane, Washington
Mrs. Ilnyes, in Mlunnsoln, the other
resldo In this vicinity nnd were nil
present at the funeral which was
bold on Wednesday afternoon from
INJUIII4D MAN IjOHICH (ML-
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Hul Lofton died at tho Valloy
View hospital Wednesday evening
from Injulros sustained by fnlllng
In front of n building that ho was
assisting In moving In Bllvlos valley
last Saturday. Ho was thrown un
der tho skids In front of tho moving
building and badly crushed In tho
hips, tho pelvis being broken besides
tho Intestines badly brill
I)r, II. F. Smith was called to ad
mlnlstor to the Injured man and
brought him to tho hoHpUal early
Sunday morning when bu operated,
wllb the assistance of Dr. lloman.
Llttlo hope was entertained for bis
recovery but ho made a gallant fight.
The remains were taken to Prairie
City for hurlal. 11 n Is survived by
his wife and Infant daughter, also his
father and several brothers and sis
tors, llo was 32 years old. Hlo
wlfo was formerly Pearl Hanklns
who Is well known In this city.
V. W. IIIIOWN IN l-xm HM'I'MKH
V W. Uorwn, tho extensive sheep
nod horso iiiiim of tho Gap llanoh
and tho desert country, was ntnong
our visitors during thin week. Mr.
IJruwu states there's a lot of grass
on the desert, especially nroiiml the
Wiicunllro section, but It has been
so dry during thu past suason the
forago Is of little value for food, as
It has lost all nutrition, lie has In
mind securing a quantity of corn
which hu will feed his sheep In thu
vicinity of tho (lap Itancb nnd allow
them to forage on the range. Mr.
Ilrown says there are a lot of horsnls
on tho range and while thoy mny
have some value It Is not suluclont
to Justify feeding them expensive
liny. However, Mr. Ilrown Is of tho
opinion thnt these wild horses are
not such a moiiaco Just at proont
as they will bo a benefit In cleaning
up the old grass on the range that
Is really In tho way of the now
growth, besides, bo points out. there
Is n Inck of stock on tho ranges In
this r.ectlon at this tlmo nnd there
will ho fewer next season with the
present deslro of soiling off tho cat
tle, and wo may find tip) horse of
moro value than wo now realize.
KPKCIAh CITY KI.I.CTION TODAY
Hums is holding a Boclal election
today which asks tho taxpnyers W rp
prove the levy of a tax In exre.s of
the llmltntlon to tho amount of some
J-I.aon. The addltlnal Is necessary
to meet tho budget api roved by the
rlty authorities and budget commit
tee. It provides for some street Im
provement. Mr. and Mm. Chan. Ileckley of
Ilerkloy. in Callow vnlley. wen vh
Itors to our city yesterday Mr
Hockley Is tho post master and mer
chant over Ihoro.
Christmas Will
Soon Be Here
and Santa's job Is a hard one
But with our display of beautiful and
useful presents we can make his lot
an easy one.
Come in and see our
display.
Everything Is f Ilalmly marked to
make Christmas shopping easy
Home Drug Co.
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Hansen Addition
IDEAL HOME WOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Close in, Bent location in City, Level, Alfalfa, First water right.
You select your lot and home plans. We will build for you.
Small Easy Payments. Cheaper Than Rent
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Be independent. See us to own your Home. Best
and Cheapest in the City
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Fire Insurance
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Alvln Slier, a brother to Hart
Hller. arrived here from his homo In
PalouHo, Washington, the latter purl
or lust week. Ho came primarily to
visit his brother, but having been
orfered a position with Con. I.lnbig
In tho Highway Service Htatlon and
(larago, ho decided to remain and
has sent for his family to Join him.
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piti:HiVTi:itiAN riumcii
Hunday School at 10 A. M.
Will you help to make Christmas
a day of praise and good cheer?
The theme for the morning service
nt II A. M. will be. Heboid Cbrlrt.
".be Man.
Ilumbolt says, "The finest fruit
earth holds up to Its Makor Is a
man." The finest and greatest gift
of (led to man Is Tho Christ. lie
deeming grnco through Christ make
the man.
HAM CHI. HAItlllS. Minister
CAUD OK THANKS
We wish to thank tho many
frlendn who wore ho kind to us dur
ing our recent sorrow.
Mil. AND MUH. (1. W. TAYI.OII
IIIJHHKI.I. TAYI.OII,
IIOII TAYI.OII,
JliSHIti TAYI.OII,
Mil. AND MIIS. KAIII. Mll.l-l-.il.
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Dec. I I. 1921. Services
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Preaching at 1 1 A. M.
Kvonlm services at 7.30
Tho Pastor has been very busy this
week and the sermon subjects cannot
be given at this tlmo.
W cordially Invito all to tho ser
vices. The Christmas program will bo
given by the Sunday School on
Christmas Kvo.
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A Big Opportunity To Make A
Big Saving On Your Purchases
In Our Ladies Department,
AS WE ARE SELLING
Everything At
COST
Nothing reserved. All
will be closed out in this
Department.
N. BROWN & SONS
77ic Quality Store Of Burns
!AHI OK THANKS
Wo take this means of expressing
our sincere thanks and gratitude to
the many friends for tbolr kindness
nnd sympathy during tho recent ill
iiomh and death of 'our sou and bro
ther. Mr.s W. K. Smith and Children.
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f'KATUItl-: HAS INTKIIKST KOIt
AM A.MKIUCAN ACIUK.VCKH
To pioneers of thu west, tho men.
and women who have hnd n hand In
tho reclamation of desert land and
arid country that today Is blooming
with crops, a mention of "false Irri
gation projects" Is like waving u red
flag In a bull's face.
A hint of the tragedy that has
overtaken many n courageous family
co in i j west to return to tho soil Is
given In "What A Wlfo Learnod,"
thu Thomas II. luce drama of Amer
ican I If (i which will be featured nt
the Liberty Theatre on Friday, Dec.
lit
The opening scenes of tho plotiiro
'how a cattle much In Arizona.
Nearby Ih n dnm that Is only par
tially completed. In spltn of tho fact
that thu surrounding country is al
most barren thoro aro a number of
families living In mlsorablo shacks,
trying to eke out an uxlstonco. Come
west upon promise of water to Irri
gate tbeno fields, they have bcui left
to starve when the promotion torn
pnny'n money gives out.
"Home day, someone with roitrng
enough will finish this dnm and thin
country will bloom," declares a
fighting westerner an bo views tho
crumbling walls of tho half finished
dnm. Ho broods over thu project
Jiitll finally It becomes an nhnesilci
with him. He mortgages everything
hu owns to raise enough money to
carry It out In splto of tho remon
strnnco of all his friends,
"I'm going to build this dam," h
declares. "Kvo known fo ryonrs why
tho old one failed but I nnrcr
thought of risking what I hnd to
help others." Ho builds the dam
nnd In spite of heavy rains that
cause an upper dnm to crumble it
holds.
It holds and with it comci the
promise of reclamation, of w.ivlnc
grain fields, orchards hnd green
spaces The courage of Jim Ktn:oll
Is the courage of many another pion
eer, unheralded, unsung,
"What A Wlfo Learned" presents
ono of the first pictures ever screen
ed of tho real west of today It tolls
the gripping lovo story of a woman
of tho enst and a vlrllo red-blooded
westerner.
MRS. ALFRED C. WELCOME
SOPRANO
TEACHER OF SINGING
season 192425
STATE ACCREDITED TEACHER
High School Credits Given
Residence Studio Telephone 1 1 U
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S. M. JARVIS
Livestock Commission
Cattle, Sheep, Wool, Hay
Burns, Oregon
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ALPINE BUTTER
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ICE CREAM
A Harney County Product
Keep the dollars at home nnd get the best
All Leading Grocers
Sell Alpine Butter
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