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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-21

Archie Cross is over from hi:
Trout Creek home.
Mrs. Alvs Springer is up from
her home al Narrows.
For African water bags go TO J.
&c. Welcome Il Sons.
JEFF Forester is renewing old ac-
quaintances in this city.
Ras Lewis is in the city having
just returned from trip to Cali
foruia.
Or. w. A. Hopkins is in the city,
having returned from a trip to On
tario.
Rey. A. J. Irwin returned fiom a
trip 10 Silver creek Thursday even.
ilg. He has not yet fully recover
eel his health.
Mrs. Geo. Baker, Scott Haley, A.
Mckenzie, Sam Graves and Mrs.
DR. Hopkins were up from the lake
section yesterday on land business
Messrs. Albert Reinholz, Of North
Dakota and Henry Ilamman Of
New Plymouth, Idaho, have been
In this section for several dave look
ing over the public lands. THIS is
Mr.. Reinholz's third trip here and
he is most favorably impressed
He desired 10 see conditions at var
ious seasons, coming first in Feb.
ruary, then in May. His trip this
month has convinced him Of the
adapiability Of our county for agri-
cultural pursuits. Those gentle.
men represent about twenty hnil-
les Of Germans all Of whom will
likely come a. they end land 80
situated that all may settle on ad.
joining claims. They state that
We will see many people coming 20 /
our valley 10 locate as soon NJ the
harvesting season IL over
The home Of Commissioner Beet
aud his wife was the scene of n
happy festive occasion on Wednes.
day. July Is, at 2;3O; when their
daughter Mabel was united 10 mar
riage to q L. Hembree. tbs pros.
porous young merchant Of Riley, /
Ore. About twenty Eye relatives
aud friends were present 10 see the
young people start on life's journey
together aud 10 extend 10 them
their best wishes. Rev. A. J. Irwin
Of the Presbyterian church Of Burns
ofiiciated. Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID
Baker sersed az brides maid aud
best man. Mr.. aud Mrs. Hembree
were the recipients Of several beau.
iifol and useful presents, as follows:
A dinner set by the brides father
and mother; set Of silver tea spoons
by the brides sister, Miss Ethel;
set Of silver knives aud forks hoy
Mutter; water set by the
sroom's father aud mother; berry
vet by Woodie Best; set Of silver
able spoons by Mrs Isaac Foster;
'ilyer spoon holder by Elsie Hem
'ree; cake plate by Mrs. II. ID. Ba-
Ter; bread plate by Miss Maud
savage; sugar shell by Miss Susie
smith meat platter by Richard
md Mabe! Savage a pair Of portiers
y Albert Oakermsn; silver cold
neat fork by Miss Leona Thomp-
on; COW by Mr.. w. l.. Beet aud
I've dollars in cash by Mr.. jain
,arter. Mr.. and Mrs. lIembree
gent at once 10 their home a. Riley
'here they will be glad 10 see their
many friends.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-21

4 See Young's ad.
f. L. Perry lie in the city on Ian,
business.
P. H. Gray was up from Lawel
Thursday.
! Ed Southworth is over from hi
Bear valley home.
The addition TO the Lewis ant
Garrett livery barn is about com
pleted.
Henry Hamilton was over from
the Stein Mountain section thiI
week.
c. w. McClain and family lef
here Wednesday for the new gold
strike at Deniu.
G. W. Drinkwater made flying
trip TO Lawen Wednesday, return
ing the next day.
Ora Hill and his mother are in
from the ranch They will be nc.
companied home by Mise Ruby
Buirow.
+. A. Stauifer aud family are up
from their Nevada home on visit
TO relatives aud friends on Crane
creek
Look out-Get the safety Incu-
bator, now IL runs without lamp.
See W. T. Smith about IL, Burns
Oregon.
G.. J.. Hembree, accompanied ny
Mre. Loren Hembree and little
daughter, was over from Riley
Monday, leaving for home Tuee-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. FitzGerald were
out on ThursdRy's Can
yon stage en- route 10 Portland
where the lady will be treated at a
hospital.
Mrs. +. p. Goiger aud three
were over from John Day
this week, returning home Thurs
dar. The ladies are old time
friends Of c Beary of this city.
John sweek and his grandmother
Mrs. Sweek. arrived ! st evening
Mrs. Sweek will remain here some
lime visiting her son C. A. sweek
and family.
Uncle George Duncan. who
has been visiting relatives in this
county left yesterday afternoon on
his return home. He expected to
20 by way Of Paisley and will take
lis time.
The Harvey Couaty Bank offers
% The people Of Harvey County ey.
'ry facility consistent with utmost
conservatism. IL We can do any
hing for you during haying call us
lp by phone or write US.
LEoS NJ. Brown,
Cashier
Chas. Johnson aud family, Clar ,
nee Lucky and family. Mrs 4. n.
Nelson, Leon johnson and others
ave gone to Logan valley TO camp
Turing the warm season, Their
riends envy them.
]. II Garrett, the Emigranl9
reek pioneer, has been down the
ast few days arranging for grazing
rivileges on the forest reserve.
lr. Garrett is almost If not entire
y surrounded by the reserve and
is needless to state lie not very
iell pleased with conditions.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-21

f{{'y'u<f'S, burns ana
o&cheSter Building
fy}1{7 Ore.
N C.. TURNEY Y,
Sales .doent.
Na(|Ic Cross lie at presen,
# NrR l. Woldenberg in
=. ~ <-- to be located on a
n',,>e1esd,. see F. NJ. Jordan,
nif sHrveyor.
r. l'ef Of the job printing
Ryder Bros, Baker CITY,
Burns rieitor yesterday.
aud SO Mrs. Hattie HASTE
u o{ the Windsor aud select
Il'nrrf pnd have il trimmed
Thprnburg had his collar
4 t~o ribs brokon Monday.
fesI Hitb him. lie is do
xo1I
,lcIivefr,l, front quarter 8
Er ppond. other cuts in pro.
"a - Young, Proprietor
'nl Nsrket.
ar>den made trip TO tie
Psy rs~ mill Thursday to
~ fyenr old son Of w. b.
b nl>o y suffering from ~.
Hyde. ihe stoue mason, is
work lsyiug the foundation
y oll'cs for DR.. J. W. Geary
d sd inning the J. {. Wei
SONS hsrness shop.
D4vidron. who has been |
'eddic horses here for the
Vecke informs The Times
be a now in market for
a ho1res. The stock will
% Nofth Yakima.
,ccoes depeuds only on the
'f thr Harney County peo-
TIM drselopment Of Harvey
We rEnt YOU To succeed
VI VII help you aud solici,
asinse< IIarney County
LEON NJ, BRowS, |
Cashier.
NoCiAin was kicked by a
bursday and sustained a
|d {rseture Of the right arm
. uIl,ox. The accident oo-
~ other side OF Narrows
~ vss brought back here.
den NJ the broken bone
ning
bartlett, J. c. Bartlett. Mrs.
'Fk and +, Olson were here
|sveey Wednesday filing
- dfmri land on Sinking
C. DAYS there is some
b<ush land IN that vioin.
Atne< Saw Mill, Roy Buo-
|p<ieiof. il ready foi the
~ork Orders Of any size +,
Had at any time, All
ifes~s aud rough lumber
a|r1 fhiugles Good road. Z
price on large or small {
orney has returned from c
.ded visit through the :
portion Of the county. ;
pt co. down as far as the J
n!r.ks, but states he found J.
F4I 1And that is as good as I
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-21

Chas. Ward wac in the city few
dsys during the week.
Gerald Griffin and wife we're up
from Narrows yesterday.
AL Southerland came over from
the o, o. Ranch Yesterday.
Miss Bertha Williams is visiting
at the J. +. Mahon home at Ander-
con valley.
Judge Rector was in from Crow
Camp Thursday attending to some
probate matters.
Mrs. w. J. Altnow, who has been
suffering from appendicitis, is inn
proving.
II. ]. Hansen Of the Burns Meat
Market is running a delivery 10 all
the hay camps in this section.
Jason Bennett and wife and little
son we're in from the Welcomeville
neighborhood Tuesday.
b. W Hamilton has purchased
the Joe Tupker residence property
in this city aud has taken possess
sion.
II is reported here that almost
the entire haying force on the p.
Ranch have quit and gone to the
mines ai Denio.
q. ". Cleyengcr, the furniture
dealer, has some very fine import
ed linoleum. that should he seen
by the housewives Of this section.
A. y. Macpherson OF Ontario. IL
here la the Interest Of the Malheur
Mercantile Co. Mr.. Macpherson il
selling vehicles and machinery.
Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed can now bo obtained Of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
and Feed Barn, or at \ Brown q !
Sons in this city.
Frank Metsohan is over from
silvies looking after bis stage buis-
ness. A yerv decided increase In
both passenger and freight buisness
Is noticed on bis line.
Mrs Hattie HASTE has moved her |
stock Of Millinery and Notions into
the building jus, east Of the Wind
sor and is prepared 10 trim in the
latest styles. Call aud see he-.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Wilson. Mr..
md Mrs. AL Welcome aud Glare
Swain composed n fishing party
hat went 10 Spring creek last Sat-
irday. They were quite successful
Ind report an enjoyable time.
Dan Anderson an employees of
be p. l., S. Co bad the misfortune
o have his leg broken last Tuesday
It silvies valley. by being kicked
y a horse, He was brought 10
his city where DIR. Marsden re-
luced the fracture. The physician
tates Il was a very bad break.
Jasper Davis aud wife were the
iuests Of Mrs. HASTE Thursday
hey we're accompanied home by
irs HASTE and children Yesterday,
ir Davis will most likely attend /
he irrigation congress at Boise the 1
rst week in September as a repre-
entatiye Of the Harvey Board Of
'rade.
Our old friend Wm. Altnow was :
ute severely burned one day this
.aak s.hfla xokit... 49,. - III
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-21
[. n. SMIIu. SURVEYOR

Vale. Oregon
Recent, photographer MalheuF Project
Land. Irrigation aud General Surveying
Water supply and stream
Measuremsnt--llralting.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08

Mayor and Mrs. Weaver, of Phila-
delphia, were the guests over Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Martindale at
their new colonial mansion on the
strand. Before leaving, the Mayor
said, ~ have had one of the happiest
days of my life.n With such hosts,
and such surroundings as Five Mile
Beach affords, one does not wonder at
the Mayors enthusiasm.
But perhaps the greater pleasure was
conferred on those hidden by Mr.. and
Mrs. Martindale to meet their honored
guests Oh Sunday evening. 1t was an
evening to be remembered for its at
mosphere of harmony, cordiality and
good fellowship, and the spontanaity
and rare quality of the entertainment
afforded. Mr.. Martindale, (that past
master as a promoter of sociability),
suggested that our pleasure at having
Mayor Weaver with us required eX-
preston in speech of welcome by j.
Thompson Baker. That gentleman
rose to the occasion and paid an elo-
quent tribute to the courage and loyal
ty of the man who had fought for the
people of Philadelphia against the
worst political ring perhaps in muni-
cipal history. Said Mr.. Baker:
~ have sat in the English House of
Commons and with shame heard our
historic old city of Philadelphia, that
city so dear to you and me, so hallow-
ed by associations connected with the
earliest history of our nation, spoken of
with contempt, held up to ignomy
because of the awful political -eorrup-
ton within its gates. And when a
man was raised up with the strength
and power and virtue to fight and
down that ring, | thanked God for it. y
Mayor Weaver replied most simply
and modestly, as is the way with men
who achieve great things. lie said be
had heard of Wildwood, and imagined
II young resort with few cottages, a
hotel, and grocery, and had been amaz-
ed to find seaside city with long ave-
nues of beautiful residences, number.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08

TO follow so histrionic a giant as was
the late Sir Henry Irving-especially
III the role of Matthias, part upon
which Henry Irving held first mort
gage. But Mr.. Frank H. Gardner is
TO be congratulated in that The has Civ
Ell to the public an original clear-cut
and consistent conception of Matthias,
the murderer of the Polish Jew, CHAR
acter part and psychological study
which will hold its own on the boards
long after the time when other and
more classic tragedies shall have ceased
to interest the playgoing public.
ERNEST ISITT.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08
Il II n
n n n
Sunday Might Concert

The concert to be given at Wildwood
Ocean Pier theatre on Sunday evening,
Aug. II, for the benefit of st. AIMS
church, will afford a rare opportunity
to hear four of Philadelphia's leading
artists both in solo and quartet work.
Julia u. Robinson is well-known
soprano, whose remarkable voice and
brilliant technique are displayed to
special advantage in Italian Arias,
while the rich, sympathetic contralto
of Katherine Rosenkranz never fails
to evoke enthusiastic applause.
Anthony ID. McNichol possesses a
tenor voice of rare quality which has
won for him an enviable reputation,
and Fred g. Rees, basso, is an artist of
recognized ability.
The program has been carefully Sc
lected and by reason of its varied char
acter will be found most interesting.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08

less fine hotels, an imposing and far
reaching esplanade at the oceans
edge, and all the luxuries and conven-
fences of "A city combined with won
derful beauty of strand and forest.
Speaking politically he urged greater
earnestness and devotion to the prin-
ciples of good government, better citi-
zenship, more belief in God, in short,
more of God and less of politics.
Mr.. Martindale let no one escape
from adding their quota to the fund of
conversation. In his peculiarly feliei-
tous and original way he brought forth
speeches from Mr.. Tatem, Mr.. Sutton,
Senator Baker and Mr.. Haswin, who
also gave Bobby Burns immortal
verses IA mon is mon for a that, "as
only Hiswln can give them.
Mr. Martindale, Jr., sang finely a
numter of songs from the Oratorios.
Miss Eleanor Robinson played delight
fully, as also didMrs. Martindale. Mrs.
Haswin recited Riley's "Griggsbys
Station and on recall "rhe Woman
Across the Way;n then the entire COM
pany Joined in singing, Lead, Kindly
Light, 'Auld Lang Syne'' and the
Doxology. Altogether, it was rare
and delightful evening, sending on,
home larger in heart and loftier IL
spirit.
Mayor Weaver is the type of man
the coming man, who shall, (pleast
God,l dominate our country. Roose
welt Is of the same type, When speak
ing, especially, is the likeness felt il
men of this calibre. The similarity il
not only intellectual and psychic, but
the ply sique of such men has a strong
resemblance. They are fighters, are
compactly built engines of reserve
power, dynamic forces for good.
Whatever the future may bring forth
however long and bitter the struggle
against evil, we may all be thankful
that our country has such men as
Mayor Weaver. May he long remain
'"The First Gentleman ''ofPhiladelphia
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08

The Blaker Stock Co. have unusually
attractive plays billed for this week and
next. The forepart of this week was
devoted to a repetition of MY Friend
from India, play which struck the
popular chord. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday will be devoted to a revival of
that beautiful drama "Carmen,n filled
with Spanish romance and love. Emily
Smiley will take the title role and her
Interpretation of this famous drama
will be interesting TO see.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week the company will stage
Lord Chumley,' comedy drama
with a good laugh at every turn. Paul
Taylor, the favorite. will appear as
Chumley and popular hit is assured.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08
The Best Investment

you can make IS 20 put llIIIe money
in Real Estate. Let every man, even
those with a small income, take this
advice. We have properties ON our
books to suit all pockets. There's not
piece but what will pay you hand
somely. We are selling choice Lots in
Wildwood, Holly Beach and Anglesea,
for $3.50. Title is absolutely perfect.
Call and see us about them.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Contiuued
Gardner as matthias"

That weird and psychological drama,
''The Bells" was given an efficient,
more than efficient, rendition at the
New Ocean Pier theatre, on Monday
night last, by the company at present
holding the boards.
"The Bells, F." the plot ofwhich drama
is familiar to all play-goers, is one
part play, the interest centering in and
around Matthias, that marvellous
character study. Some thirty odd
years have passed since we first wit
messed the late Sir Henry Irving, who
was then in his histronic prime play
the role of Matthias with finished,
subtle and cyclonic force Whilst it is
an accepted fact thatHenry Irving never
had, and, in all probability, never will
have, his equal as Matthias, still, Mr..
Frank H. Gardner gave studious and
fOrceful presentation of the conscience
stricken burgomaster. The suspicious
and superstitious nature, as well as the
secretive but loYable disposition, Of
Matthias were faithfully shadowed
forth by Mr.. Gardner In the scenes
where intense subtlety and facial ex-
preston were required Mr.. Gardeners
Matthias may have been somewhat
lacking. But in the dream scene-the
apotheosis of the play-Mr Gardner
rose to great altitude of dramatic ex-
preston as, subjected to the magnetic
power of the mesmerist, Matthias de-
tails the manner in which he killed the
Polish Jew. And in the final scene,
where Matthias springs from his bed,
only to fall dying into his chair, Mr..
Gardner played with exceptional skill,
investing the scene, as he did, with a
wealth of feeling and pathos.
1t is no easy matter, even for the
ablest eXponents of the histrionic art,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08
wildwood Ocean Pier Theatre

For the last three days of this week
the Gardner-Nincent Stock Go. will
produce Nell Gwynne, an exception
ally interesting drama of high char
acter, which should be well patronlzed.
Next week the management will
present on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, "A Country Sweetheart" +" and
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
David Garrick."
The company is an excellent one and
the high grade of plays that they are
so cleverly performing are so far above
the average that they are deserving of
full support and crowded houses.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08
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BASKET BALL NOTES.
Casino Wins Another Champion
ShID Game

Last Wednesday nights champion
ship basket ball game at the Casino
was one of the most exciting of the
season. The score was close and the
boys were in dead earnest Ia the first
half the Casino boys forged ahead in
great style piling up the points in a
dangerous manner but before the see
ond half was over the Ocean Pier team
had settled down to careful guarded
playing in which several baskets We're
made. The score ended 1927 in favor
of the Casino. Next Wednesday,
game will determine the winner ofsthe
Ruric Adams cup.
On Saturday evening the North
Philadelphia basket ball team will
meet the Wildwood Casino aggregation
on the Casino floor. a clever game is
assured.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08
New Crest Theatre

"The Sporting Deacon has aroused
great deal of favorable comment as
staged at the Crest theatre. 1t is
comedy drama of New York life with
vim and laughter in every act. James
Spencer as Simon Deans, the sporting
deacon, cleverly portrays one of the
star characters of the play.
The Crest theatre is arranging to
stage some especially attractive dramas
during August. Watch out for them.
Y " y
A musical and literary entertain
ment will be given on Friday evening
of this week at the Edgeton Inn for
the benefit of the North American Out
ing Fund for poor children. 1t will be
under the auspices of the Baptist
church of Wildw wood. The admission
include Charles Elliott Reid, humor-
ist and elocutionist, Prof. Charles
Dietric, the Modern Mystic, and others
of equal value. The public are cordial
ly invited.
X Y y
The musical and literary concert CIV
Ell at the Baptist church on Friday
evening last, under the auspices of the
Young Peoples society, was an enter
tainment of high order and was well
attended. The dialogue, the vocal
solo, "A Little Dogie," the duet, IA
Quaker Courtship,n and the chorus,
"Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater,p were
especially enjoyed, but there was not
number on the program which was
not of high merit.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08
LAST sArrRpAYls CAME.

Casino VS.. Central High school of
Philadelphia, was contested to fine
points and ended to the tune of 25-24 in
favor of the Casino. 1t will be remem-
bered that the Central High bows won
the previous game this year played at
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08

the Casino.
The Central High school team of
Philadelphia, will play the Ocean Pier
team Friday evening at the Ocean
Dipr
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08

Keep cool Buy 1.-THE Fish FAM
1Oc. WILDWOOD Posi- CARD Co.
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MIssIoNARY RAlLY seRvlce.
Children of Ksvsnsugh Methodist
Church Entertain large Crowd.

Children of Kavsnsugh Methodist
Church Entertain Large Crowd.
The missionary rally. or children =
day, a. Kavanaueh Methodist Church
on Sunday evening was an attraction,
and the largest crowd OF the season
turned out to witness the ceremonies
and hear the SONGS and reeItations OF
the children. The big church was
crowded 10 the doors, and long before
the time for the beginning OF the ser.
vice, and a seat was indeed an secom.
mediation by half.pasi seven.
The program vas rendered IN a clev.
eF manner, and the large congregation
fuily appreciated the work Of the
II The Sun should attempt
10 compliment all the ehiliren as they
deserve. Il would require more time
and space than the psper could spare.
Suffice Il to say. that the program SAs
we'll executed. and the little folks de-
serve all the credit for the liberal col
lection 20 be sent TO the missionaries
Ia Cuba.