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The Times-Herald
Mm The Iint-gcNt Circulation Of Any
Nownpnpor In lliimny County.
JULIAN IIV1U)
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HUHKOItll'TION HATK9
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Hlx MontliH J. 0(1
Three Months 78
Kuturtliiy, March II, Ui'M
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HIT1IHH lMtOTKCTION FltOM
COYOTICH OK 1IOUNTY
Onu of tho larso wlieoji men of
llnrnuy county wub In thin olllcc the
othor iluy ami Haiti ho hud rilHcusseri
tho attltutlo of tho county com, of
Hnrnoy county In regit nl to cooper
ntliiB with tho Perioral llloloi;lcal
Survey In destroying predatory mil
innltt with Bovural of tho wool grow
ers anil tlioy havo tiuott frank In (holr
Htatomont that uulcaa they aro given
Home priitoctlon and encouragement
they'll tuko tho InltliUivo In iihUIiii:
that a bounty bo placed on tho coy
otcs again.
TIiIh man snyH thoro Is no question
but that tho cooperation with gov
crntneiit huntom and trappers Is tho
moat oconomleal mot hod of keeping
down tho loss of llvo Block. It hnH
boon proven by actual experience and
la found effective. It hnH tho appro
val of tho wool growers of tho Htatu,
It hai tho hacking of atato authori
ties. Tho poisoning methods of tho
federal inon connected with tho Illo
loglcal Survey havo proven tho boat
by real test and It Is being followed
In every othor county In custom and
central Oregon but Hnrnoy.
o
IXHl.MKU PIONKKlt WOMAN
DUX IN I'OHTIjANI)
colvori a tiouuuot of pink carnations.
Dainty refreshments woro served.
Those UBslstlnK Mrs. Holland woro
Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Lulu Millar and
Miss Ldlnh McUeo.
Tho next inoutlng will bu At llio
homo of Mrs. Huston on March 2 Int.
(Mub niemboru pleaso ronii)uiboi to
bring tea oonta for book fund.
"W1IUN TIIH TltAIN (JAM K IN"
Tho Tlmoo'llerald htia received a
letter announcing that Mr.s T. V. I).
ICmbrcn died lit the homo of her
dnughtor In Portland on Mnrch 7
after an IIIiiohs covering xevornl
weoks.
She was making hor home with
her sons In Mt. Hood In Hood lllvor
VAlloy and on December l.'t and the
first part of January, after not re
covering satisfactory, wns taken to"
the home of hor daughter In Port
land where she was eared for until
hor death.
Mrs. Kmbreo was born In Hnllno
county, Missouri. April 27. 1810. She
wns married nt Corvallln. Oregon
In 1808 to Dr. T. V. II. Kmbreo. Tho
family moved to Harney valloy In
1885 and nettled uenr Hums, mov
ing lator to tho homestead near tho
Kmbreo brldgo where thoy resided
for sovoral years, going later to Dal
las, Orogon whero Dr. Kmbreo died
In 1910. Thoro were tut von children
tkreu or whom survive, Mrs. Lllllo
Outhrlo. of Portland. Clyde and Von
Kmbreo of Mt. Hood.
The remains woro taken to Dallas
whore tho funeral sorvlco wiih hold
on March 9.
o
LAWKS MIIHAUV OLUIl
Woll Illll, I've boon to Uurus,
To see tho train come In,
I wish you had been with mo
And hoard tho noise ami din.
Tho engine steamed and whistled,
Tho Cow boya ponies pranced,
Tho people sang nml nhoutod,
The Indians even danced.
Forty long yours they've walled
For the coming of that train;
And I rojolco to toll you,
They have not hoped In vain.
All through the years of waiting,
They've labored, loved and lost;
Hut the ties are all made stronger
And they'll not begrudge tho cost.
Tho Pioneers have proved faithful,
I'd llko to name them nil:
Some lived to hoo hopes accomplished
Home answered a Higher call;
Some came when trcssen woro golden
And now thoy aro snowy whlto;
Hut their courage Is not daunted,
They've not given uti the fight.
The In Coming Train Oavo UN)
To tho nlmoHt discouraged heart,
And the heads were llftod higher,
Koch felt thoy had a purl;
A part, In tho opening up
Of a country that's evor now,
Who' resources havo boon too many
For tho faithful, courageous few,
And now when thoy hoar the whlstlo
Of the engine every day,
Tholr hearla are over rejoicing
For now friends have como to stay.
And I will whisper this necrot
An suro ns the Southern Wind blown
gome day tho groat Harney donort
Will blossom and bloom, ns the rose.
A PIONFKU.
IM.KHIIYTKUIAN CllimCII
tomrasMTOM
Hansen Addition
IDEA1L HOME NOW OPERf FOR INSPECTION
Cloac in, Beat location in City, Level, Alfalfa, Firat water right.
You select your lot and home plans. We will build for you.
Small Easy Payments. Cheaper Than Rent
Bo independent. See us to own your Home,
and Cheapest in tho City
Best
W. T.
Fire Insurance
Burns
Lester Company
Leading Realty Dealers
Building Loans
Oregon
BTOKMfflmBflgM
gave" flioTecTsloii by muirvoto. utuV
Oregon won by an overwhelming ma
jority. Decision In thu Oregon-Buut-ford
debate will bo by mall, tho rad
io listeners north of tho California
Hue sending their bullotn to station
KOW and south of tho boundary to
Station KLX.
According to plans, the first Ore-
and parts of .Wasco, Lake, Klamath
and Hareuy counties.
Accompanied by L. K Dnlglor of
Tumult), the two men left Uond
shortly before 2 o'clock Monday af
ternoon to exnmlne a prospective site.
If conditions are not found entirely
satisfactory bore, Huotlcr and 'log-
lor plnn to establish a plant nt Win-
J. Warren Kerrigan, one of tho '?' .'
greatoHl favorites of tho ncroou years BCj, Winifred llryson and othor not
ago, retired for two or three years ' ,.(1 players are In the namo cast, dl-
gou Hpeaker will deliver uiu .......- mtmuccu j-ovniln.
live speech. The Portland station (j,,,,,,!,!.,!,, f-ort Is being iiiniln
will then remain nllont while tho I ,()Cft,)y , miV0 tno fuctory located
. A..I.I.....I ullillllll I
negative spenKor ror uhkiiuiu mw ,M t,1(J emj cou,llry, nlnco such ft
i plant would solve the problem of
I getting rid of tho worthless horses
broadcasts. Then will follow me
two remaining speakers and a re
buttal. a
PLAN TO HTAIM.IHII
HIIITI U.KU
FAirrouv
which nt present are making Inroads
into forest pasturage of nlocktnoti
and farmers In the prairie country.
and then "came back" with a punch.
Ho uppears In "The Covorod Wagon"
and "Tho Olrl of tho (lolrion West"
with groat nuccean, and now his lat
est appearance before the camera Is
In "Thundering Dawn," an all hlar
Universal Jewel production coming
to the Liberty theatre next Wednes
day. In this olght reel featuro he
haH a role of more dramatic character
than In either of tho other two pic
tures. Anna Q. NlUson, Tom Hani-
reeled by Harry fJarson.
Sunday School nt 10 A. M.
Too generally religion Is driven In
"low" nml progress In slow. Throw
Into "high;" come to church and
Sunduy School. We aro told that
"A pint of example Is worth a gal
lon or advice." Bvory person exerts
an lufluenco. Keep your Hunriayit
for the thlngti of tho soul; It In (lod'a
way for man upon which there havo
been no Improvements. "A groat
use of a great day makes n great
MIUl."
Divine worship at 1 1 A. M.
Sormoii themo "(lethsomauo.'"
"Without the shedding of blood
thoro Is no remission of alns." This
In whut (loil says and wo havo also
(Uncovered that "Without shedding
of blood," there is no achievement
worth while. In fact, there Is little
worth naming.
What place linn "Oetbseiiiano" In
your life and mlno? Kverybody cor
dially Invited to nil service.
8AMIIKL IIAKUIH. minister.
(Contributed)
Tho Ladles' Library Club mot nt
tho homo of Mm. I. II. Holland on
Saturday. March 7th.
Th( Presldont, Mrn. C. W. Dill
man, ropnrted that f 1G8.25 had boen
taken In nt the Public Library Hono
flt, "Tho Law of Limerick Town."
A total of $10-1.44 wan reallzod
with which to purchuBo books, thoro
being $03.46 oxpenson for music and
postage, printing, rental of Llborty,
roynlty, costumes, mnkoup, otc.
In behalf of the Club bJio wishes
to thank tho Public for tho liberal
patronage
It being the regular uubIiiobh moot
ing tho following oillcors woro elect
ed: I'roBldont, Mrs. M. A. Illggs; Vlco
I'rosldent, Mrs. C. H. McConnoll;.
Secretary, Miss Annotto Loonard;
TreaBuror, Mrs, 0. N. JamoHon.
Aftor tho hUBlnosa mooting Mrs. A.
O. Wolcomo favored tho Club with
two beautiful solos aftor which a
guessing contoat was hold. MrB. J.
W. Biggs boing tho winner alio ro-
(Hoiid llulletln)
Hero primarily for tho purpose of
locating a factory site and to noourn
data. Philip Huoltor of Welser. Idaho
and J. K- 'legler of Portland an
nounce that a plant for the conver
sion of worthless range horses Into
fertilizer, bono moul, glue and other
by products will bo established In the
Ileitd country If conditions are found
satisfactory.
From information obtained by tho
two men since coming to Central
Oregon, It is estimated that about
25.000 bond of mongrel liorsos now
range tho country which would bo
tributary to a plant In tho vicinity
of Ilend. This territory would In
clude Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson
Hunt. Hlmttiick of tho experiment
farm, and his wife and son aro ugnlii
at home after an absence of uovornl
weeks. They arrived on Wednesday.
Mr. Hhattuck spent some three weokn
In Corvnllln whore he wan In con
ference with tho college hondn and
experiment farm men. Ho roports
a very prof liable time and also says
ie found tho Harney county boys
who are at 0. A. C. doing flno. Mrs.
Hhattuck and llttlo Hon Larry spent
tho tlmo with her parents at Pnyotto
Idaho.
li'inlWiff III lllllil III i nil
WONG BEN
LAUNDRY
Now Electrically
Equipped
First class, dependable
Work at Reasonable
Prices. Everything
Nicely washed and iron
ed. The Old Standby
Valley View
Hospital
BURNS, OREGON
Under Direct Charge of
Graduate Registered
Nurse
Graduate Nurse In
Charge of Surgery
Kates Reasonable
Patients Given Radicu
lar Personal Service
Maternity Cases
Accepted
UADIO DIMJATi: MAHtllf Urt
University of Oregon, March 10
(Special) Oregon and Slnnford de
bating teaniB will "go on tho air" In
the second Intercollegiate radio do
bate In the West, March 25, the Oro
gou men arguing tho question of the
Japunoso Immigration law from sta
tion KOW, Portland, and the Palo
Alto duo from Station KLX, Oak-
Mand, Cal. Tho toam(i, altnougii
approximately 800 iiiIIob distant from
each othor, will follow tho ordinary
form and convention of tho usual
debate
Orogon has tho atllrmatlvo of tho
question, "Hesolvod, That tho Pres
ent Immigration Law Should Do
Amended to Permit tho Entrance of
tho JapanoHO on tho Quota IJuhIh."
Tho Oregon-California radio do
bato IttBt yoar attracted wldo atten
tion, Tho Dok poaco plan wo tho
Ihhuo then. Tho loams epoko from tho
Bamo stations which mill broadcast
tho Uobato thin month. IUdlo fau
MRS. SAMUEL HARRIS
Hlnte Accrrlltxl Tenrhrr
of
Piano
Phono 117.M
YOU HAY WIN $1,500
ir you are able to make the most
worda out of thu lutiorn contaluod In
tho words "TOILKT NKOK8SITIK8."
A total of sn.000 IN OAH1I prlxesj
will bo awarded to competitors In
this
GrtAt Word Building Conteit
Houd stamp for circular and rules,
Addreaa, Shelllold Laboratories, Dopt.
12, Aurora, HIIiioIb.
M...
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HARNEY
COUNTY ABSTRACT & llllt
(Inc.)
Abstracts of Title
Insurance-Fire and Auto
REAL ESTATE
Building Loans Surety
Phone No. 63W
Bonds
Burns, Oregon
Nw location I Reed Building
adjoining MmobIc Building
Get The
Habit
and eat at the
CLUB
CAFE
LeveMglUt el Building
Mealit at all hours and the
menu includes everything
obtainable in the local mar-
ket in Heuson
Special Sunday
Dinners
Quick courteous service
Ford Used Car Philosophy
What is a Certified Used Ford Car?
It is a Ford car that has been purchased by us as Ford dealers
on a basis that assures you protection. , You can check from the
records attached, who previously owned the carhow much we
paid for it, just how much Labor we put into it, just what parts
were replaced.
Tho work was done correctly with special tools by Ford
mechanics that specialize on Ford work only.
Genuine Ford parts were used.
You are protected against liens and stolen cars.
If the car you select is unsatisfactory in any way and isin,
the same condition five days after you purchased it, we will give
you full allowance on its return to apply as part payment on any
model new Ford car desired.
For this value you pay less than buying your Ford ar from
another concern than an authorized Ford dealer.
Our resale prices are listed belew:
I S. $ I
n o
m
t
BELLINU miens I i j 1 i Truck chassis
1012-1810 . r prlcoB all with
hh is $ 40.00 t 45.00 $ 60.00 75.00 S 75.00 76.00 out atartors.
1928 ' 100.00 135.00 150.00 210.00 210.00 158.00 Btortor tpo
lt21 ' 130.00 1C5.00 175.00 240.00 240,00 173.00
. ; i '. AHwithpnou-
1922 ' 150.00 316.00 225.00 301.00 300.00 42,00 102.00 matlo tlroa.
1023 . . 210.00 204.00 28C.00 34Q.00 371.00 403.00 214.00 Bold Urfl
1024 ' . 243.00 305.00 340.00 448.00 490.00 500.00 2C7.00 B0.0(Hess.
IF YOU PAY MORE, YOU PAY TOO MUCH
BURNS GARAGE
Burns, Oregon
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