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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-11

Look at the display in the south
window at "The Busy Corner Store.
j. f. Chandler was business
visitor from the Warm Springs
section Monday.
Fred Haines was down from
Harvey Tuesday looking after
business affairs.
Chas. Newman and niece, Miss
Mary Lucas, were in from Crane
creek Wednesday.
Mrs. C. w. Logan was the
guest Of friends in this city few
days during the week.
Every lady calling at the City
Drug Store will be given free
package Of Bio Talcum Powder
Eaton Hulburt Linens and Bonds,
cloth finished envelopes. Station
cry for inyitations--all latest aud
all right. City Drug Store
THE HARVEY COUNTY BANK
Of BURNS, has SAFETY DE.
PosIT BOXES, for the conven.
fence Of its patrons.
Before buying a sewing machine
or piano you should zee g. W.
Clevenger. He is a home man and
able TO make you better prices, be-
sides is responsible.
Wanted a lady housekeeper Of
some experience, could commence
work at good wages. Please cor.
respond.
WM. ALTSow,
Drewsey, Oregon
The time has come, " you wish
to sell, for you TO list your property.
Do 80 at once aud get In the swim
by Listing with
Smith & Sweek,
Real Estate Dealers.
II you intend TO build see Adam
George. He will furnish you plans,
specifications, doors. windows aud
hardware for about half what win
dows formerly oost Address him
at Lawen.
Parties having patent cork soda
pop bottles belonging To the Har-
ney Valley Brewing Co. mus, re.
turn them a, once. They are not
sold in any instance aud are the
property Of the Brewing Co. Please
bring them in without delay.
JAMES Hicks, Manager.
Frank Gowan arrived home
Thursday evening after quite n
lengthy absence. His many friends
are pleased TO welcome him home.
Frank has been at Annapolis,
Washington and other eastern
points for come time. He will an.
chor here for the present at least.
Geo. X. Grant, postmaster at
Bourne, and C. +. Kear, spent sew
eral days in this city during the
week. The former was out for a
little vacation and the latter Was
looking over the country with a
view Of investing in some land.
They left for home yesterday
Bruss Byrd sneaked in here
Thursday afternoon and surprised
everybody. To make bad matters
worse be at once accepted u posi-
ton In the other printing office
We feel sorry for Bro. Dayey, Mrs.
Byrd and the boy will arrive here
-, 4. .,saft ..fthfn a dsv nr lUo
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-11

We, the undersigned legal voters Of
Lake precinct, Harnev county, state Of
Oregon. respectfully petition the Hon.
county court Of Harney county, state Of
Oregon, to grant a license to sidney
Comesys TO sell spirituous, malt and
vinous liquors In less quantities than
one gallon In Lake precinct Harney
county, state Of Oregon, for a periol Of
six months, ne in duty bound we will
,.,.... .r.v
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-11
NO TREsPAssING.

Hunting is forbidden upon my
place adjoining Burns. Trespass-
ers will be prosecuted.
C.. II. VOEGTLY
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-11
Pra,y shirt waists a, schwsr.a's.

Pretty shirt waists at Schwsrtz's
W. J. George was seen on oui
street Wednesday.
Garden seed Of all kinds at G. n,
voegtly's.
Thos Balm and wife were down
from Harney Tuesday.
The greatest Spring and Summer
ever at Schenk's.
J. A. Robertson was In from the
o. o. Ranch Thursday.
Onion sets at voegtly's. Is cents
per pound while they last.
THE HARVEY COUNTY BANK
Of BURNS, issues drafts payable
In all parts Of the world,
r. r. sitz was in on business
connected with the estate Of the
late B. +. Ausmus this week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Marsden en-
tertained the high school graduat-
ing class at their home last evening
THE HARVEY COUNTY BANK
Of BURNS, gives especial attention
to the banking business Of ladies.
Mrs. q. A Rembold entertain cd
her music pupils last Sunday even.
ing. All report an enjoyable even
ing.
Misses Merle Dalton and Bessie
Gibbs left today for Idaho, where
they 20 to visit relatives and friends
for an indefinite time.
Ifyou are going to plant garden
get your onion sets and seeds at
Foegtly's. 10 cents per pound
while they last.
Eugene T. Wilson, National bank
examiner, was here Wednesday
and Thursday in bis official capaoi-
ty. He left for outside points yes
terday.
Everv body Come and register
in our Free Registration Book, no
that your friends can find you.
Smith d Sweek's
Real Estate Office.
T. s. Steyen and G. G. Stevens
are among the new arrivals in this
section The young men are from
Wisconsin aud old time friends Of
j. II. McMulen.
NorIcE-on aud after May 20
common rough lumber will be si5
per NJ. at tho lnill and s2l at yard
In Burns.
BURNS MILLING Co.
J. J. Doneean took his departure
Sunday morning for n visit with
home folks in southern Oregon.
He will also 20 to San Francisco
before returning home.
Elmer Hogoboom has been quite
sick at the homo Of ]. w. Biggs.
His oase 10 considered quite serious
aud DIR. Marsden has had him re-
moved to Mrs. Shelley's in town.
THE HARNEY COUNTY BANK
Of BURNS, viii. enter the NATION
AL SYSTEM, under the supervi-
sion of the UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT. and the title will
be THE HARVEY COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK of BURNS"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-11

For the latest in Dress Goods
cali at schwarin's.
Henry Richardson lie over TO
John Day taking in the races
Supt. Rigby has gone TO the
southern part Of the county to visit
schools.
Geo. Love and wife Of Sumpter,
have been guests Of the Hanley's
this week.
III. Holland is home from NAL
beur county where he had been at
tending ciIcuit court.
G. II. Trbble Of Purdin, Mo,
mas taken a position with Lunaburg
4 Dalton as bookkeeper.
THEHARNEY COUNTY BANK
Of BURNS, invites the banking
busipess Of the wage Garner.
Chief Strsddley of the railroad
survey has gone out on a tour Of
inspection along the line.
FoR SALE-A medium heavy
hack In good condition. Address
call box Al, Burns, Oregon.
Mrs. Meyer left for her home In
San Francisco Sunday morning
after spending the winter here with
her daughter. Mrs l.. NJ. Brown.
THB BHARNEY COUNTY BANK
Of BURNS, solioite tbe banking
butiuess Of the farmer and stock
raiser NJ well as the business man.
Tom Sprague and w. l.. Blot
we're up from Dog Mountain the
first Of the week. They took some
lumber. nursery stock and chickens
back with them.
J. II. Neal, the Happy Valley
sheepman spent several days in
this city this week, visiting with
his daughters and looking after
business matters.
The high school commencement
exercises will take place in Locber's
hall next Friday evening. There
ten In the graduating class this
year and very interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
Say, you fellows that want TO
raise Cracker Jack horses, will
have to start with u Cracker Jack
colt. can start you right for sl5
with return privilege free Of charge
WV. STEWART
Miss Efie Terrill came home
from Drewsey SUNDAY evening
The young lady had been teaching
In the public school over there the
past winter but resigned in order
10 be with her mother who 10 quite
sick.
Judge Miller arrived home the
first Of the week from Vale, where
be bad been called on court busi-
ness. The Judge is now busy out
at the homestead putting out his
orchard and making other im-
provements.
w. l.. Spencer and family have
been in the city the last week, Mr..
Spencer disposed Of his Silver creek
ranch while here to Peter Hansen.
The Times Herald understands he
received $1,000 but did not learn
the number Of acres OF land.
Hon. Frank Davsy arrived here
Saturday evening from Salem.
Mr.. Davey - has purchased the
News and is getting the office in
shape to resume publication. He
was accompanied by his wife aud
daughter aud they bave already
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-11
TO IMPROVE PHONE SERVICE
Will SET NEW POLES AND STRING
COPPER WIRE.
Divlsloa Superln,ssdsst WIN csms 10 asa,
0eiiolie Arrssreueuts-- --Isdspssdsnt
Liue Prem The West.

=. , Khnk, general superinten.
dent aud line man for the telephone
system in this and Grant counties.
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-11
Local News.

Dard was in the city yes
atest in Overskirts a
Hs.
Cecil was over from Silver
Iesday.
r}ck Patterns at Lunabure
iton's.
oe ley has been spending a
in our city.
ssead and desert land loca-
10 ]. G. Turney.
10 Chocolates in packages
d pure. City Drug Store.
nj, -. .,.,,..,.
.is friends In this city one
week.
..v- ,, r. u
[s. Ir.,..,.a ..aeay
|T ,,,,,f,
- O.
~
Drink water has been con-
his home the past week
<ness. He lie suffering from
W'
NJ. Rose lost her furs be-
1rps and Metschan Station
day. Finder will be suita-
Rrded II brought TO this
Coloman came over from
al nesday. having brought
1arner who is quite sick
tred medical attendance.
mao 10 now at The over
sr the care of Dr. burrow'
man says he enjoys ranch
'as lost some unnecessary
20 leaving Burns.
r ftom james Hutchinson
.tbis son. Allen. commit
a. In Alberta. Canada on
|He was unmarried and
old. III health was the
ihe rash act. Deceased
thas' Mckenzie ooth oi
ntf, and a member OF the
lodge here
|<orten, of Chicago arrived
,rsday afternoon TO look
psrty interests. He bought
Shaw ranch last year and
\ make nm inspec,ion and
ns for future work on the
he il accompanied by
Kor,en, n younger bro
pohse' Inc go"''o'no"
'aVe 'o' o"'S''e po'"''
kichols Of Freewater, this
ivsd here with his family
lay with the intention Of
a permanently. Mr.. Mic
tLis section n visit sever
40 and was so favorably
i that he at once began
his business TO come. He
rcl Invested in any pariiou-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-11
he Women From Missouri .

b you feel as if you were from
spuri% that is, shot air" doesn't
with you, but you must be
Wn?' Good! We find that peo-
Who ask to be shown who
proved to them, are the
patrons OF this store. We have
received as complete and fine
'e of Dry Goods as has ever
q to this county. which IS now
4 for your inepection. If you
rom Missouri ask us to show
Don't take our word lor it.
81 us prove things. Buying will
H. Write for Samples.
SCHWARTZ.
he Busy Corner Store"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-11

DR. W G. Brown, Dentist. OGic
in the new stone building north Of
the Poet Office.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-11

'NNi lfees
NAMES. NAnKs.
c A Haines James Rutherford
III Anderson Al Whiteside
J G simmons Fay Comegys
Chas Gupton Walter Anderson
G 4 smyth II II Elliott
Jessie Woodcock Edwin A Leavitt
Bob Warmer CT simmons
q II Kidwell Frank Dunn
Andy o born Major Kingeley
Scott Catterson II Elliott
Tom Dwyer.
Notice IL hereby given tina, on Tues.
day, the 10Th day Of June, 1907, the un.
dcrsigucd will apply 10 the county court
Of the state OF Oregon for Harney county
Tor the license mentioned In che iorcgo.
ing petition.
SIDsEY CoNnoYs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

That you . hear in your OWE homo
the finest operas. the greatest band and
orchestra pieces, the best vocal music,
sacred songs and amusing recitatioos and
comic sooes II indeed wonderful.
The 6aisee urges yos 70 give the Baisou prop
oottion your careful attention. Remember. you
cen borrow IN Edison on fres trial. ~ you
oaa pay for q either in cost Or on easy pay.
msnts.. The Edison eata1oe. which IL furniShod
ehoos0 ireo. Write for this Gasalo0 st onee.
Yea red only sign and esnd the coupon 70 geS
~ eeeaaoG fseA. peepaa4. Desese SIN Ne eoa.
- now.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
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81
Fun For The Family


How Do you arnuse yourself eveningsi
There are many ways ID which you can
Nan games and entertainments for the
family and for your visitors.
Now I want to tell you Of the best form
Of entertainment ever invented-more fun.
more real enjoyment for old and young
than any other and costing yos but Gftls In
the long run.
1t il 40 easy to learn. that I am particu-
larry glad to put on this page the tree trial
offer Of the Edison Phonograph Distributors.
The editor OF this paper Is impressed BY
the variety Of wonders 81 the photograph.
Think Of the musical art being handed over
to q person who ID absolutely without must.
cal trainingi Yet this 10 exactly what the
instrument accompanies. Anybody can
learn in 2 minutes bow 10 operate an Edison
photograph. You arrange your wi pro-
grant Yoa become the director Of an
orchestra, the leader Of . minstrel show.
the creates Of IN entertainmentl
The photograph to me 10 . wizard.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

to become owner Of more than twenty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
SOLVE JAPANESE PROBLEM
IMPORTANT SETTLEMENT AR.
RIVED AT IN TOXIC.
Arrangement Between This Govern.
( ment and That Of the Mikado
j.
Over immigration.

TOXIC, December There is reason to
believe that the entire question of emf
grafton of Japanese to America has been
satisfactorily settled, at least for the pres
ent, after series of conferences which
have been held between United States
Ambassador O'Brien and Minister of For
eign Affairs HayasM.
1t Is understood that at their last meet
ing the representative of the Japanese
government outlined a plan which, it is
expected, will limit emigration to students
and commercial men having means of
support, and entirely to prevent Japanese
laborers from going to America.
This arrangement will entail the closest
authorities. AS the agreement Is verbal,
Ambassador O'Brien accepted it provi-
sionally, but maintained that any viola
ton of its terms would seriously embar-
rass a friendly government.
1t is said that Foreign Minister Hay
ashi has determined to exercise absolute
control in the matter. Rodolphe Lemieux,
a final conference with Minister Hayashi
and Baron Ishii on December 9, when he
will receive the same assurances in re-
gard to the limitation Of emigration by
Japan as the United States, no more and
no less. the Japanese government being
determined not to give any written note
on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
TAFT STARTS HOME TODAY
SAILS FROM CUXHAVEN BY THE
PRESIDENT GRANT.
Says He Has Had q Fine Trip, But
Is Not Willing 70 Talk
Politics.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
CUXHAVEN, December THE steamer
President Grant, with Secretary Taft
and the members of his party on board
left here at noon today for New York
via Boulogne and Plymouth.
On leaving Cuxhaven today Secretary
Taft told The Star correspondent he was
delighted that he was nearing home.
His trip. he said. had been wonderfully
interesting. furnishing as 1t had oppor-
tunties for instructive comparisons of
the worlds progress. He had not seen
any home newspapers, SO he was not
familiar with the actual situation in
America.
He reiterated his determination not to
talk politics until he arrived in Wash
.ngton. However, he said he was not wor-
-ied over his own prospects. He said
he believed the Philippines would be a
feature of the presidential campaign
Whoever might be nominated the inde-
pendence issue must be settled.
Immediately upon his arrival at New
York he will leave for the home of his
mother. Mrs. Taft did not sail from
Hamburg on the President Grant, but will
board her at Boulogne.
Acting Secretary Oliver this morning
received a cablegram from Secretary Taft
dated Cuxhaven.. saying that he was
just then sailing for home and expects to
arrive here on the 18th instant
Mrs. Taft Is Sinking.
MILLBURY, Mass. December Mrs
Louisa NJ. Taft, mother of Secretary of
War William H. Taft, failed gradually
during the night, and today was reported
very low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
THE HAvEMEYER oBsEau1Es.
Services Over Late Sugar King Held
in New York Today.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 1.-THE funeral
services over the body of Henry o. Have
meyer, late president of the American
Sugar Refinery, were held at 10 o'clock
this morning at his late home, 1 East Goth
street. There were no pallbearers. The
Rev. DR.. Newton of the parish on Long
Island near Mr.. Havemeyer's country
home officiated.
In addition to the members of the fam
ily,. a large number of friends, Including
many of Mr.. Havemeyer's associates in
the sugar trade. were present at the
services.
1t was announced that the body will be
inferred at the convenience of the family
in the family vault at Greenwood.
At Greenwich. Conn.,, where one of Mr..
Havemeyer's' country homes was situated,
and where he had made large gifts to
various institutions. memorial services
will be held today in the public schools.
Among Mr.. Havemeyer's gifts to the town
of Greenwich were a schoolhouse costing
$3.50, 900 and an organ for the First Pres
byterian Church.
No action has been taken by the di-
rectors of the American Sugar Refining
Company toward the election of new
president. The vice president of the COM
pany, w. B. Thomas, arrived here yester-
day from Boston and has taken charge of
the affairs of the company. 1t is not
thought any action will be taken until the
annual meeting of the stockholders in
January, when successor to Mr.. Have
meyer will be chosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
oUTLAwRY IN KENTUCKY.
Masked Night Riders Terrorize Hop
kinsville-Property DESTROYED.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEXINGTON, KY, December IA tel
egram from Hopkinsville says: Five hun
dred might riders" masked and heavily
armed, marched into Hopkinsville about
2 O'Clock this morning and laid waste
property valued at over 500, 1000 while the
citizens Of the largest town in Christian
county. in terror Of their lives. feared to
even SO much as open their windows and
the police, fire department.. telephone and
telegraph offices and even the railroad
station were in possession Of a wild mob
shooting right and left.
The flames from burning buildings in the
meanwhile lighted up the city and the
surrounding country. until 1t seemed that
the whole town was ablaze. Windows In
the front of business houses and banks on
the main street of the city were shot out
and the entire front of one newspaper
building, which had been especially severe
in it's condemnation Of the raids Of the
night riders. was demolished.
Fortunately only two men We're injured,
one of them being Lindsay Mitchell, a to-
bacco buyer, who was severely beaten
with switches and clubs. and the other, a
brakeman. who was shot In the back
while trying to remove his train from the
path of the flames. Troops are In pursuit
of the riders.
The police and fire departments were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07

captured by the mob and the telephone
and telegraph operators threatened with
death If they sent out any messages.
Young women in the Cumberland tele-
phone office were kept under guard out in
the cold night air until the mob left. The
torch was applied to the warehouses of
r. M. Woodbridge & Co., NJ. H. Tandy &
Co. and Tandy & Fairleigh.
Lindsay Mitchell, buyer fer the I'M
perial Tobacco Company. was ordered to
come out of his house by the mob under
penalty of his home being ridGied with
bullets and his family shot to death. Aft
er coming out the mob bound Mitchell to
tree and he was beaten until the blood
flowed in streams from his body. His con-
dition is critical. The mob remained in
the city for a half hour and left amid a
volley of shots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
MccURDYs HIDING ABROAD.
Reported the Ex-Insurance Men Are
Wrecks

NEW YORK, December THE Ameri-
can this morning quotes Louis A. The
baud. son-in-law of Richard A. McCurdy,
former president Of the Mutual Life In
surance Company, saying that both Mr..
McCurdy and his son Robert are very
sick and that it is probable that ne.,ner
will recover. According to the interview
Mr.. Thebaud refused to state where the
former insurance men are. further than
to say that they are in France.
II don't know just where they are"
said Mr.. Thebaud. II haven't heard from
them directly for some time. They are
over there somewhere, heart broken and
sick. Why won't people let them a.one ?
Haven't they suffered enough alreaA ?
Haven't enough false charges been made
against them? Aren't they entitled to rest
in peace now? Let them be forgotten"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
OCEAN LINER MOVEMENTS

NEW YORK, December 7.-Arrived:
Steamers Celtic. from Liverpool; Re
d'Italia, from Naples.
SABLE ISLAND, December THE
steamer La Touraine from Havre for New
York was in communication with the
Marconi station here when about 16O
miles southeast at 2:5O am Will dock
late Sunday night or early Monday morn
ing.
SIASCONSET. Mass, December Z. via
South Wellfeet. The steamer America
from Hamburg for New York, was in
communication by wireless telegraph with
the station here when $50 miles east of
Nantucket lightship at 8 am. Probably
will dock about $50 am Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
DEMAND FOR THE NEW COINS.
Feared the Supply Of Freak Pieces
Is Limited.

NEW YORK. December THE old SUBJ
treasury building in Wall street is con-
tinually crowded nowadays by coin COL
lectors anxious to obtain for their collec-
tions samples Of the new twenty dollar
gold pieces bearing the Saint Gaudens de-
sign. So great is the demand and so
small is the supply that the cashiers Of
the subtreasury refuse to give more than
one of the new coins to each person
Numismatists have an idea that the pres
ent issue will soon be exhausted either
because of the absence of the I'm God We
Trust" which Congress seems likely to
order restored to future issues or because
Of the high relief of the design and the
consequent objection that the gold will
wear away more rapidly than in the case
Of the old coins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
WILL DECIDE DISPUTES.
Supreme Court of Justice for Central
American Republics,

Five members are to constitute the su-
preme court Of justice. to which will be
referred for decision questions arising be-
tween the Central American republics
That action has been agreed upon at the
conference of the central American re-
publics now in session here. The sittings
of the court will be held at the capital Of
Costa Rica, at certain stated periods to oe
hereafter determined or 1t will be called
together when any immediate and press
ing necessity demands attention. Costa
Rica perhaps has been in recent years less
involved in political intrigues which have
existed in Central America than the other
nations and for this reason was chosen
as the meeting place of the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
TRYING TO BEAT HANaMAN.
District Mans Fight for Life Before
Ohio Board Of Pardons.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. December Tt de-
veloped in the hearing of the case Of
Frank Earle. a condemned man from
Shelby county, by the state pardon board
yesterday. that the mans real name is
Howard A West of Washington, D. c.,
and that he has a brother in Washington
who is furnishing the funds for the case
Earle or West is under sentence to be
executed December 90
1t was shown in the hearing yesterday
that he served a term in Washington sew
eraI years ago for burglary and that
afterward he served term in the Illinois
state prison. He was convicted of killing
the purpose of robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
Fire Aboard Norfolk Steamer.

NORFOLK. Va. December Fire in
the second-class quarters of the Norfolk
and Washington steamer Washington,
threatened the destruction of that vessel
yesterday. The flames were checked
though. before they got above the lower
deck and were extinguished before great
damage was done. The cause of the fire
is not definitely known. but it is thought
to have resulted from lighted cigarette
or match, which had been thrown among
mattresses sand bed clothing.