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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-27

Price reduced on summer dress
goods at Browns.
J Gerald Griffin was a business
visitor Tuesday.
The w. A. Goodman woodsaw
is again doing duty.
Scott Haley was up from his
Narrows home Thursday.
\ Woodie Best and Albert 0aker-
man are over from Silver Creek.
For Sale-Three desert relin-
quishments. Inquire at this
office.
Miss Mable Savage was visit
ing friends in this city during
the week.
Clay Clemens and wife were
the guests Of relatives in this
city last Tuesday.
Mrs Frank Harrison and little
son left last week for the Will
annette Valley to visit for an in
definite time. They went with
II. L. FELTON, and wife.
All parties knowing themselves
indepted to G. w. Clevenger are
requested TO call and settle either
by cash or note on or before Aug
l. This step is necessary and il
is hoped all will respond without
further notice.
How is this for Harney County?
$1S5. 900 in land transferred
through Archie MCGOWAN in the
last year. We have the people
coming who will invest. We
want TO list your property If your
price is right you may be next
MCGOWAN g. Nichols the land
men.
Rough lumber $l2 per thou
sand at the Harney Saw Mill,
Roy Bunyard, proprietor. Good
road and plenty of lumber TO I'LL
| all orders.
Say, you fellows that want to
raise Cracker Jack horses, will
have TO start with Cracker Jack
colt. | can staIt you right for Sl5
with return privilege free Of charge
WM. STEWART,
j. S. McCumsey and wife were
here from their home on the
Malheur during the week. Mr.
McCumsey is one of the pros
porous stockmen and ranchers of
that section and was here on
land business.
G. Hudspeth and wife arrived
home Wednesday from a trip TO
Austin where they took their
daughter, Mrs McDevitt. IL had
been Mrs Hudspeth's intention
to accompany her daughter TO
her home near Lewiston, Idaho.
but when Mr. Hudspeth started
home she decided to come too.
She is feeling very well after her
long journey.
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uiah.ua Chocolates in packages
fresh and pure CITY Drug Store.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFrtcs
nnrns- nrnrnn- InlN % low

Burns, oregon. July p, ipO7.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions OF the act of Congress Of
June 3, ISIS. entitled "Au act for the a. g Of
timber lands in the States of California. oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory" ~ extend.
Ell 10 All the Public Land Statas by act II Aug.
ust 4. lS91. samuel q. King, OF Burns. county Of
IIarncv, state 81 Oreson has January q in01
hlcd ia this oiliCc his sworn statement No ~
for the purchase Of the NEi4 Of Skia Of Sectiou
No ~. aud Swi. Of NWis and WI Of sMii "
section No 20, In township No q Srnth.
Range No 30 East W. NJ, and win ofet proof 10
show that the land sought IL more valuable ior
its timber OF stone than for Agricultural pur-
poses. and to establish his claim ~ said land
before the Register aud Receiver a. Burns ur e
rou on Friday the gith day ~ september, igOf.
Hc names Va Witnesses Rush NvCOrd
Robert Mckinnon, Melvin Parker, and Gale
Barnes all Of Burns oregon
ANY aud all PERSONS claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested 10
ale their cisime IN this once on or before ssiu
27ih day of september, 1877.
VIZ. FAnRE, Register
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rimbet Land Act June y. ls5s,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uSIrEn srArgs LAND Orttcr,
hurne, Oregon. July -, leo

uSIrEn SrArgs LAND Orttcr,
Burns, Oregon, July -. ioOf
Notice Is hereby givin that In compliance
with the provisions of the act Of Conrruss of
June 3, ISIS, entitled "An act FOR the sale OF
timber lands I'm The states Of california, or.
gon Nevada. aud Washington Territory" ," a.
extended ~ all the Public Land States BY act
OF August =, isq2, James Z. Cavcndct of burns.
county OF Hatncy, state oi Oregon has on
january ii 1907 nlcd IN this oiilcc bis swnin
statement So. SO, for the purchase " the
SRA. Of the sM,a Of section No u ia
township No. n n, range No. - k, W NJ.
M, snd viii oier proof 20 show that the laud
sought Il more valuable for it, timber or Stone
than fof agricultural purposes, and TO establish
hts claim to said laud before the Register aud
Receiver at this oince ~ Burns Oregon. ON
Thursday the aoth DAY OF September 1917.
He names ~ witnesses N. F Williams, ~
NJ, Jordan, q. II, nickenscn, 4. u. Dickensen,
all of Burns oregon,
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested ~ nle
their claims In this once on ~ before said ,tih
day ci september, 1907
wv. FARHr, Register
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NoTIcE FOR PUBLICATION
UsIrFD frArrs LAEb OFFicE.
hurus. OreEou, July -, ~

uNITFD fTAFFs LAEp oFFcE,
hurns. oregon, July -, laVi,i
Notice IL hereby given that John W hginz
Of LaNen, Harney county, oregon, hss hled
nOticeOf be Intention 20 maze hnal Ave year
proof IA support Of lie claim, VIZ; Homestead
kntry No. il-s made March NJ, 49, fuf the ~
of ~ Of section ana ~ NMi4. Of sef ton Z
township Is > Range E y, ". aud that
said proof Will be made before the Register aud
Receiver, az this once at Burns, oregon on
August 2th, 1917.
he names the following witnesses ~ prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultifa
ton Of the laud viz, Arch Gibson, Dan Jof.
dan, J. r. Hendricks, O. b. Ausmus' All Of
Va FAERE. Register.
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Timber Land. Act June q. ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rNIrtD ;r,rrs lANp olrlcr,

UNITED SrATEs LAND OTFlCF.
nufns, Oregon, July 1l, luUs
Notice IL hereby given tnat IN compliance
with the provisions II the set ot Convsrss of
June e. tsfs. entitled IAN H.t fnt the - e. Ut
umhrf lHnds In ne states Of California, ufu.
Fou, Nevada, sud Washington Territory " ns
CNicuiU 10 all the Public land states ~ act
ui August 4. itBi, iHmts Gilbert. ~ nafnuy.
county Of Wafnuv, state Of OREGON. has 90 o. ~
uaty iH, lnH nlvd iu this oincu he sworn s'Hiv
mont, Nn ili, foe the purchase ~ the Sit. uf
wv ui srniinu No. IL 'Wu hip NJ q south.
Range No al D.. ". 81 aud will uurf
proof io show that ne laud sought is more
valuable iur liH timhHf ur stone tuan iuf arfi
cultural purposes and iu establish bic claim to
said land before the kyalsict aud Receiver Ut
hurnf, ufcguu ou Thursday, the Eih day "
september. iHN1,
lic names ~ Witnesses Ucnn e. Irnninrs.
MiIltur ~. Morrison, charles Nourf Hll ~
ilafney, oregon. aud Maurcs fiiFucfald ~
nufuf. Oregon
any and all pefsous claiming adtefsuly the
abpvc described lands are requested 60 nic their
clalmt in this onicc ou ~ before said Gth day
september teG,
w fAHHK. Register
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| and BON Ora are in
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Shirt waists and Kimonas at
rednced prices at Browns.
A Bargain One binder for
sale by c. H. Davis, Harvey,
Oregon. :
Miss Lea Shelley is home from
visit with relatives on Crane
| Creek.
w. G.. Bardwell has been loaf
ing around town for the last day
or two.
You can buy a Jones chain
mower and rake for $S5 at c. II.
Voegtly's.
J. d. Stewart and wife were
guests of friends in this city the
first of the week.
DE- w G. Brown, Dentist. Ollie
In the new stone buildiuR north Of
the Post Office.
Mesdames j. o. Alberson and
Emory Hill were in the city the
first of the week.
Currants and other small ber-
ries have been plentiful on the
market for some time.
Ex-county Judge T. j. Shields
and a little son came in from
Silver creek yesterday.
j. j. Tupker is having a wag-
on and machinery shed built back
Of his place Of business.
Misses Florence Richardson
and Ula Drinkwater are the
guests of friends in Harney.
am selling out my Jones chain
mowers and rakes SS5 while
they lasts. Get one now-C. II.
Voegtly. ,
Bill Blot was in from his Dog
Mountain ranch this week and
reports crops and gardens in his
vicinity doing very well.
Eaton Hulburt Linens aud Bonds,
cloth finished envelopes, Station
cry for inyitations--all latest aud
all right. City Drug Store.
Postmaster Frank Welcome
went over TO Canyhn City, Thurs
day 10 meet a sister of the late
w. +. Trisch who is coming in
TO visit Mrs. Trisch. They are
expected in tomorrow.
The Times-Herald should have
reported the birth Of a boy 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Stilson last week
instead of Mel Parker. Mrs.
Stilson was formerly Mrs. Mel
Parker and our informant called
her by the former name hence
the error.
w. M. Walker. a young man
from Wisconsin arrived here last
Sunday evening to take the pos
ition of clerk in the U. S. land
Office. He entered upon his dut-
les at once and with this help the
officers hope TO be up with the
work again within a short time.
The Harvey County National
Bank of Burns has built up
a mail banking business which is
astonishing to those who are not
with this way of secur-
ing modern banking methods for
people living in the country.
Upon application this bank will
mail you free their booklet, how
others bank by mail, and how
you can do it.
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Your Interests ours; Your Prosperity is ours
BANK TALKS
By "Your Home Institution"
No. q
TO Those That Hare no Bank Connection.
To Those That Hare no Bank Connection.

THE service that this bank gives
to its customers. places within
their reach every advantage to
carry on financial matters.
MANY persons are timid about
opening a bank account. because
they think their knowledge of
banking is not complete, or per-
haps they have a small amount
with which to open an account
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ITO any such person. we wish TO
say that the opening of a bank
account Is easy, we explain all
details and make il simple. We
also encourage any who have
small sums. to open an account.
We furnish n pass book and
checks, and all necessary instruc.
tons. Even though you are not
ready TO open an account, call at
the bank and talk il over withus,
II YOU live out Of town write M
as our Banking-By-Mail service
gives you security, promptness
and nppurncV
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hin mowers at reduc-
Vocetly's are about
you want one bet
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PAlNews.

<H IN z w.
and BON Ora are in
| ir| wanted at the
Clevenger's fine line
,f Sorosis skirts just
itn is plastering the
stone building.
lin mowers at reduc-
Voeptly's are about
you want one bet
w.
was in after sup
machine extras the
order to begin har-
iay drops.
W ad. of the E. B.
oroccry in this issue.
most complete line
irons good induce
p<lfnan is again at
an absence of sew
with his shearing
eports a most sue
zie; road master of
vas N the city yes
is not working roads
Inds are needed in
Cray came up from
unday with her lit
medical treatment.
,llow was suffering
ess.
CeorPe wishes us
' hat the berry sea-
and that people are
ne outand pick them
5 a gallon.
ctt The machinery
mt man who repre-
| npker's whole sale
ON Tuesday's stage
by his son.
4 Come and register
egistrntion Book, so
ends can find you.
| SMITH e. SwEEK's,
Real Estate Office
60 Duncan left here
rnoon for his home
Ike. He stated he
is time and would
10 pick some wild
uy a2D acres Of raw
norovcd sape brush
be well located.
| 3. r. LINTHACUM.
Burns, Oregon.
ng A. X. Richard
| Pr are requested to
soon as possible. |
taare of long stand
d be given attention
party in honor Of
Gradon was given
J. l. Bowen home
reek last Saturday !
ose IN attendance
e1ljoyable time.
r was over from his
farm the first of
informed the man
reat religious week
black birds didn't |
'tting all of it he
he prize winning !
fair This fall. |
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04
THE MISSOURIANS
WILL CELEBRATE
Especial to The Sentinei.)

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 4.-Bearing a
banner reading. "If You Cant Boost
Don't Knock" and headed by a band
of forty pieces, hundreds of citizens
of the metropolis at the mouth of
the Kaw marched into the jamestown
exposition grounds this morning to
celebrate Kansas City day at the
big fair. Characteristic of the com
munity they represented, the visitors
Immediately proceeded to SHOW
'em" at the exposition. The main
exercises took place in the Missouri
state building. a handsome structure
fronting on Hampton Roads. The
edifice was elaborately decorated for
the occasion and boquets of roses
were distributed as fayors among the
lady visitors. The program included
addresses by United States Senator
Warner, Ex-Governor David II. Fran
els, Attorney General Hadley and
other well known Mlssourians. Many
Missouri Eagles. in attendance at the
national convention of the order,
Joined in the celebration.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04
(sentiners Special News service)


New York, Sept. 4.-That the Ma.
tional conference on trusts and com.
binations, which is to be held in Chi
cago in October, will create unusual
interest already is apparent. Scores
of letters from men prominent in
the various pursuits have been re-
ceived by the National Civic Fedora
tion, under whose auspices the con-
ference Is to be held. Almost with
out exception the expressions of the
writers are highly commendatOry and
the opinion that great good will re-
suit from the exchange of ideas APP
pears to be general. Among those
who have written i'm this vein are
the Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott, ID. D.,
editor of the Outlook; Samuel Com
pers, president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor; Richard Watson
Glider, editor of the Century; John
Mitchell, president of the United
Mine Workers of America; Judge Pc
ter G. Grosscup of Chicago; Bishop
Henry &. Potter; Charles q. Dawes,
the Chicago banker; John NJ. Stahl,
president of the Farmers National
Congress, and Nahum j. Bachelor,
grand master of the National Grange.
DR.. Abbott in his letter voices the
sentiment which runs through all the
communications when he says: This
Is a time when we need light, not
heat" Nearly all the writers believe
that the greatest good will come from
the wide publicity which will be CIV
en- the trust question as a result of
open discussion by the leaders of
thought who will take part in the
conference. at seems to me funda-
mentally true" writes DIR. Abbott.
that the interests of the railroads.
the shippers and the general public
are essentially one, and that ii is
of the utmost Importance that men
representing all these classes should
get together, compare views and en-
deavor to come to some agreement
as TO the general principles by which
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04

that President Meyer, who is now at
liberty on $25,000 bond, will never
be tried. Attorneys for the prosecu-
tion admit that they have little evil
dence tending to implicate Meyer in
the murder of Steunenberg. and that
his trial would entail a useless ex-
pense on the already overburdened
people. It is rumored that the Pet
tibone trial may have to be postponed
on account of lack of funds to follow
up the prosecution. Other rumors
are to the effect that the Mine own
ers' association has agreed to fur
nish the money needed. II the trial
should be put on. Pettibone's attor-
neys will demand bail for their eli
ent. All of the 100000 appropri-
ated for prosecuting the federation
leaders has been expended, and many
voters are up in arms against further
great expense in cases where Cover
nor Goodlng and other state officials
have failed to make good their allie
cations. II is likely that the matter
will again become an issue In Ida
hos next election, several prospect
i've candidates for state offices hav-
ing already announced themselves as
opposed to what they term the
"wasteful extravaganza" of the pres
ent administration.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04
GREAT RACES
AT NORFOLK
(ScntineI's Special News Seryice)

Norfolk, Va. Sept. with mag
nifioent cups offered by President
Roosevelt, Sir Thomas Upton and
the jamestown Exposition company.
as incentives to the contestants. the
international motor boat and yacht
races began today and will continue
to next Tuesday. Today's program
included reliability trials for motor
boats of all classes, in which contin-
uous progress, speed, condition after
trial, economy of fuel, economy of
lubricating oil. efficiency of reversing
mechanism and ease of control were
the points considered by the judges.
A fleet of some fifty motor boats.
representing both the Motor Boat
Club Of America and the American
Power Boat Association, is here for
the weeks contests.
Among the entries is the world 5
famous motor boat. Dixie, the prop
erty of Commodore Edward j.
Schroeder of the Motor Boat Club of
America. For the first time in the
history of the sport the Dixie sue
ceeded this year in winning the Brit
ish International trophy for America.
This cup has heretofore been held by
England and France. and the victory
of the Dixie is triumph for Ameri-
can motor boat building. The Dixie
will take part in the long distance
races tomorrow and is confidently ex-
pected to break all existing world S
records for speed. IL conditions prove
favorable.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04
THE PETTIBONE
TRIAL SOON
Term of Court at Which George Pettibone,
Western Federation Leader, is to be Tried,
Opens Today--Considered Weak Case---
Meyer Never to Be Tried---Darrow to De-
fend Pettibone.

(Sentine1s Special News Service)
Boise, Ida, Sept. 4.-The term of
court which opened here today will
be rendered of national Importance
by the trial of George Pettibone, who,
with Secretary Haywood and Presi-
dent Meyer of the Western Fedora
tion of Miners, was indicted for the
murder of Ex-Governor Steunenbcrg.
Judge Wood will attempt to clear the
calendar MS far as possible before be-
ginning the Pettibone trial, which
has been set for Tuesday, October 4.
Clarence Darrow, the Chicago attor-
rey who successfully defended Will
liam Haywood. will probably be the
chief counsel for the defense, Mr..
Pettibone having expressed himself
In Darrow's favor. II. II. Richard
son, the Denver attorney, IL Is said,
will not appear in the case. The Mt
torneys for the state are now busily
engaged in preparing additional evil
dence I'm an effort to secure the con-
viction of Pettibone.
Unprejudiced citizens of Boise be-
lieve that the evidence against Petit
bone is even weaker than that pro-
duced against Haywood, and that tn
Denver merchant is sure of acquit-
tai.
Senator Borah is quoted as saying
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04
TO FIX PRICE
OF THE COTTON
Especial to The sentinel.)

jackson, Miss, Sept. 4. - In re-
sponse to a call by President Harvey
Jordan. meeting of the executive
committee of the Southern Cotton
row to fix the minimum price of cot
ton. Members of the association be
lleve that n much better price can
be maintained this year than last.
Hundreds of bankers throughout the
cotton states have promised Presi-
dent Jordan their support and CO.
operation with the planters in hold
ing cotton to as slow a movement as
Is possible to maintain high level
of prices.
President Jordan has advised the
farmers to check the usually heavy
avalanche of cotton on the market
in September. October and Novem-
ber, to avoid a decrease in prices
such as always follows congestion.
The members OF the association will
store their crop, when able to DO
so, and market Ii slowly, using their
warehouse receipts to secure temper
ary loans from their local bankers
to meet pressing obligations. The
promised aid of the bankers will aid
the association in maintaining the
agreed price, and will aid the flnan-
cial institutions to secure larger bank
accounts next year.
With a short crop in prospect,
many members of the association be-
lieve a minimum price of 15c is just
flied. The crop is late and the boil
weevil has worked havoc in some sec
tlons of the southwest September
is usually a damage period and the
lateness of the crop makes 1t unus-
ually susceptible to adverse condi-
tions. with prospects of n 12,OOO,-
600 bale crop. with practically all
of last years 13.50O.000 bales used
the cotton growers of the south be
lieve they will realize more per pound
for their cotton this year than ever
before.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04
BIG CONFERENCE
ON THE TRUSTS
Believed That Good Will Come From Meeting
Soon to Be Held In Chicago--Noted Leaders
Interested

I these common interests can be best
served" Mr.. Gelder believes thai
"thls talk will help to bring calmness
and GOODNESS to the public mind and
Heaven knows 1t needs them" Judge
Grosscup says that it is full time
that the corporations (which have
grown up as developments of our
business life without much refer
ence to their relation to the people
as institutions of, and for the peo-
pie, be looked into as institutions OF
and for the people" Bishop Potter
believes that by bringing the whole
subject of the administration of cor
porations into the light we may be
assisted by the best intelligence of
the land" in clearing up a subject
concerning which there is so much
ignorance and so much curious mis-
apprehension" That the conference
will be productive of much good In
that 1t will allow all sides to meet
and freely express their opinion on
what he regards as one of the great
est subjects the country has to deal
with. is the opinion of President
Gompers. John Mitchell also sees
much possible good in open and free
discussion. Mr.. Dawes regards the
calling of the conference at this time
as highly useful piece of work. He
believes that the Industrial problems
confronting the country today de-
mand consideration by the best
brains of the nation. The questions
to be discussed at the conference are
declared by President Stahl of the
Farmers Congress to be "the most
important pressing for solution be-
fore our people today" Grand Mas
ter Bachelor believes 1t is time for
serious people to discuss the trust
problem when President Roosevelt
and the law officers of the govern
ment, whose duty II is to enforce the
Sherman antitrust act, openly say
that under it the business of the
country cannot be done today with
out violating it,"
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04
MORE METHODISTS
ARE IN SESSION
Especial to The sentinel.)

Chicago, Sept. 7. = Annual meet
ings of the Methodist Episcopal
church were commenced today by the
Iowa conference at Burlington, Bish-
op Cranston presiding, and the North
west Indiana conference at Greencas-
tie, Bishop Mcdowell presiding.
Other middle west conferences to
be held this month include the Cen
trail Illinois at Rock Island, Septem-
ber IL; the Illinois at bloomington,
September IS, and the Southern Hi
nois at Mt. Carmel. September IS.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04
FAMOUS BRIGADE
HOLDS REUNION
Especial to The SentlneI.)

Columbus. o.. Sept. 4.-The Full
Ter brigade. known for the bravery
and heroic exploits of its officers and
members during the Civil war, and
which is made up of the Twenty-sey-
enth. Thirty-ninth and Forty-third
Ohio regiments, is holding its re-un-
ion here today. The Ohio home-com-
ing celebration has brought many
Ohio veterans from all over the coun-
try to take part in the reunions OF
various military bodies.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04

Insist upon having standard
plumbing fixtures In your home and
upon having them installed by an
expert plumber. See ]. e. Mckenzie.
404 Colorado avenue. Black 743
phone number.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04

Call Barton & Terrill when yol
want hack to meet a train. rig for
drive or a wagon for heavy NOV
Ing. They give you good service
Corner OF Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04

Festoon and La WALLER Neck
Chains are all the rage this fall. see
our fine assortment. Primrose,
Jeweler.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04
Real Estate Bargains

No. $3.50 acres Of good land tar
only $1,050.OO in a nelghborhod
where raw land is held at $500 "
per acre. This is by far the -
bargain on our list.
No. S46.-4O acres of High Line, ID
soil. Tract adjoining recent1
sold for $4,000 per acre. ven
easy terms If desired. WI
trade. ............Sl SlOVOW
No. 2S4.-15 acres 1 IA miles ron
Clifton, nearly all in bearing q
chard and good varieties. $4,000 y
We are anxious to get a few NOV
good places on our list. as we thnk
there is going to be something dolns
in real estate this fall. No mat'1
how large or how small your prog'
erty, we will make an effort to 'sl
it for you.
MAGILL & WALKER
633 Main.
Phone Black 1887.