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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-29


A. Z. Murphy is in the city.
Edison Photographs and re-
cords for sale at Lunaburg 4
nalton's
Receiver Davey Of the Local
land Office is again confined e
his home from sickness.
DR.. Brown and wife are homo
from q visit to relatives and
friends at Happy Valley and
Narrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. al Welcome and
other campers are expected home
today or tomorrow from their
outing in the mountains.
Building hardware of every
kind and best quality. Doors,
windows. and all house finishing
material at c. II. Voegtly's.
Joe Fine and wife. Miss Maude
Fine and Mrs. Kelsey, all Of
Plush. Lake county, are in this
city the guests Of Mrs. Ella Mar
tin.
w. w. Drinkwater, black
smith. Haney, Oregon. Horse
shoeing and all kinds Of general
repair work. Your business sol
icited.
Road Master Barnes has a
force Of men at work on the now
county road being opened north
Of this city near the John Bigg
farm.
Roofing and building paper
the most economical and up-to-
date material ever used for these
purposes. An these good things
20 be had at c. II. Voegtly's.
The Roy buayard saw mill Is
row ready Tor business at the
new location. All kinds Of lum-
Der can be secured. Nearest
mill TO the valley. Good roads
Lee Caldwell and wife arrived
home from n trip 30 the southern
part Of the county. Lee bought
several head OF fine big brood
mares and colts and viii 90 into
the horse business.
Read this! Il don't matter in
what part Of Harney or Malheur
counties your property is situat-
ed Adam George is prepared 10
swing a deal Of any size with
outside capital II prices are
right. See him.
A ear Of John Deere plows and
harrows. The best and only real
implements in the world, at c.
II. VoeRtly's. These are not
consigned goods. but bought for
cash. Buy here and save the
middleman's profit.
Eldon Johnson and his cousin
have been out riding for stock
and had the misfortune 10 loose
their entire camp equipment by
fire Wednesday. They had run
their wagon containing their bed
etc. into the willows and went
out 10 look for stock, neglecting
10 put out their camp fire. Dur
ing their absence the wind blew
the FIRE into the willows and
burned up the wagon and all lis
contents.
c. c. Cheney and wife expect
TO leave for home next Monday.
Mr.. Cheney is very favorably I'M
pressed with the Harney country
and win do some missioneTy work.
He considers the soil idea fos
sugar beet culture and w.ll d.s-
cuss IT'S possibilities with Claus
spreckl s, iho sugar king with
whom he IS personally acquainted
Mr.. Cheney was 81 years Old
Thursday end was the occasion
Of a little gathering and dinner
at the p. n Cheny home up the
river
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-29
NoTrcE FOR PUBLICATION
uNtrRp STATES LAND orFiuF. ;
nufns ufcgOn, August 4, inuS
W. T. SMITH.
Auctioneer.

Notice is hereby eivcu that Roe \. Riack.
mcr ~ Burns. OIcgun who on luig I,
iNT aie Nompsctd cn'rt. No. Nit2, serial
Nn % Ia tir WtINEtD sEaNWt. NttasNA
NNt,sftt ~ rti lr rhwuship % - Range
u D. Willamette f|au, ias niod notice ~
iutcntinn 10 w A. fINal tommu alton frcoi.
~ tsiahi th cisim tu the land alsovc descfitef,
before tha Register 4 Receiver, al nurns.
OrcgOn, ga the 10Th day ~ september. ip1s
Claimant naMes Hs witnfrsvsi
y. Y. Nlackmer. Van fmhfUe. I n Tyler,
wv FAuHe. Reris'er
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-29

! came over from
Yam Wednesday
lpanicIi BIZ Mrs.
htcr. Hina. who
re with relatives
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-29
NO TREsPAssING.

Hunting and fishing are strict
ly forbidden upon any Of the
Pacific Live Stock Co. ranches.
Trespassers viii be prosecuted.
JOHN GILcRRsT.
Supt.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-29

w. T. Hill and wife were in
from their ranch home yesterday.
Mrs. Millie Bum is home from
short visit to Grant county
points.
BORN ito Mr. and Mrs. w.
S. Gibson on Silver Creek last
Sunday. a son.
Frost did some damage to ten
der vegetables on the lower
lands during the week.
]. r. Bixby and family left
Tuesday to take charge Of the
P. l.. S. Co. Pine Creek ranch.
Roy MCGEE has returned from
Canyon City where he went last
week to take Mrs. C. A. Rem
bold.
Miss Gertrude Barnes will leave
at once for Portland where she
will enter a business college for
the winter.
=. G. Smith was over from his
Warm Springs ranch this week
and states that his hay crop there
is very heavy.
Sheriff Richardson took advan-
tage Of the excursion 10 the coast
last week and is enjoying surf
bathing no doubt.
Quite q bunch Of horses will
be placed at the fair grounds
next week TO be- put in shape for
the races during fair week.
Mrs. L. Woldenburg and child
ren have returned 10 their home
at Canyon. Roberta Hibbard &C
companied them and will visit
over there until school opens.
A Mr.. Moore came. in Thursday
from near Wagontire with a bad.
ly scalded foot. His partner had
accidentally turned the camp ket-
tie with boiling water over on
him.
About one hundred head OF
ranch horses, broke and unbrok-
en-, at the Trout Creek ranch OF
the American Land a. Live Stock
Co. Call on or address.
Z. B. Hill.
DEMO. Oregon.
j. r. Jenkins and James Pau
are over from their homes in
STEMS Mountain. They state
that the recent rains benefited
the range, but that there are toe
many sheep in that section 10 be
handled comfortably. The cas-
ing 10 sink Mr.. Jenkins deer
well had just been received and
Messrs. Smith and Swain Were
preparing 10 resume work.
c. +. Kenyon, cashier Of the
First National Bank Of Ontario,
arrived here Thursday accompan.
led by his wife and son and has
been kept busy greeting old time
friends. This is their first visit
since leaving five years ago.
Mr.. Kenyon was formerly county
clerk of this county and resided
here for many years. He and
his estimable wife have many
warm friends in this section.
They came over in their automo-
bile.
l.. c. Bradheld and Pat Couley
two Of our prosperous stockmen,
came over from the Drewsey
section Thursday. Mr.. Couley
has two very promising running
colts at tso local track getting
them in shape for fair week ant
they come over to see how they
were moving. Mr.. Bradfeld Is
deyoting his time 10 he breed.
ing Of thoroughbred running
horses and it win only be a shori
time before he will have a fine
lot Of youngsters ready for the
trainer.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-29

Painting and paper hanging
A. Horton.
Scott Catterson was over from
his STEMS Mountain ranch for a
few days this week.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,


I"|fAHA ANN AMHN'H
rNfTrn sfkrrs LANn uTFtgt, 4
nufnn, oregon, July :. ifus.
Nuil ui is hereby flFrn that as directed hf
the Guu missioner ~ tho General iaud niicV,
under the provisions ~ he Art ~ iunfIfts ai.
pras.a iWus e1, i0tH q states 1ifI WN vii
onVf ~ public sale % thn highest hIhirf, ~ 10
ocl,trk a tn Hu the iifn day 20 AuFusls uent.
~ tnis crlee fhe iolioNinr ts.s, - iaua
~ rNia s.tiau a, tatuship y south
AnY parsons claiming adversely the slave
drsrfibrd lands src Hdgisci a. nlc thuif claims
nf ohieciianf on ~ hrfuf, the tins dcsiruaich
VIZ. FASar. Rssis,st.
FHAEK nAyKf, Receiver
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-29
[bility is Our


bn1inua growth OF this store is one OF
us jacts in the history OF merchandising
The cause for this growth is plain to
|on~-the satisfaction which attendsevery
the complete assortments, the trust
s Of tbe merchandise, the efficient service
always lowest prices, all combining TO
STORED the logical supply center for gro
aIpare needs.
for ffuding stamps, given Dith every
'chose.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-29
Hereford Cattle

My well Anown herd Of Prize
winning Herefords Is n v located
on the farm Of Vim. y. Cll ness,
In Malheur county. W be
pleased 10 have you cai, aud in
spect herd. II in need % bulls
or heifes we can satisfy sou in
quality and pace. write your
wants 10:
vs.. y. cAyisEss. E.I CONRAD.
Ireuslas. ore. IA Gsssas, Ore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
WATCHING PANAMA
CRUISERS ARE NOW IN THE NEIGH BORING WATERS.
United. states is Prepared for Any In- cident That May Grow Out
 of Elections fn the A Republic


 Washington. June 1s.-Prepsrations have. been made by the. governln ent for any serious eventuality in the Panama election crisis that may occur.
 A sufficient force evea now is within easy reach 6f Panama to quell any, dis- turbance that may 3eopardl5s the lives or property of Americans In the Canal Zone or contiguous tsrritory.
 The Tacoma sailed yesterday from the New York navy yard for Bradford, R. L.. with. complement of marines on board. and will leave Bradford for Colon as soon as she can he coaled. The Dubuque. which is on her way north now, was held in readiness to transport marines to Panama.
 The cruiser Albany is of the west coast of Panama with orders to re- main there The Prairie left Newport yesterday for Colon having on board q draft of men to be transported across the lsthmus. The cruiser Des Molnes. due at Havana within a day or two, is available for. service, The Padueah and Marietta are in the vicinity of 0uantanamo. Cuba.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
TO PROSECUTE VI0LAT0RS
 OF RAILROAD PASS LAW

Washington. June 1s-violatlons of the anti-pass provision of the railroad rate law reported to the Interstate Commerce Commission and the commits sion today issued a drastic order threatening offending roads with pros ecution.. The order says
 Many abuses in the issuance and use of passes have been discovered by the Commission which it is desired to cor rectand to this end. and because Of the misinterpretation of the law by carriers generally the Confusion at this time makes announcement that it will rec onmend the indictment and prosecu- tioin of all carriers and persons issu- ing passes to or allowing the use of passes by any persons not included in the designated clases to whom free transportation may be given by car riers."y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
MONTGOMERY. JUNE
POWERS AND HOWARD \ PARDONED BY WILSON.
WOMEN IN A PARADE
GREAT REMUNERATION or suF-
 FRAGFsTs IN LONDON.
Many American Females fn the Fro eessfon and Picture of susan B. Z, Anthony fs Displayed--EiaK
 is Prominent. -sf- e

London, June 1s.-MarshaIed eight columns On tue Victoria en1bg ( n1ent a great army of from s12.f< ts l5ig0o. women. suffragists parad the metropolis this afternoon andh 3und up with a meeting at Albert All al Anna Hall. Lady Henry Sonaefset and Lady Francis Balfour. voiced the de- mand of. women for an immediate< ex- tension of the franchise.
 Fifteen bands of music elivened the progress of the parade, tfies decorative effects of which was heightened by nearly one, thousand banners borne by the different confingeufs. ta
 Suffrage societies in America, Aus fria France, Russia -CanAda,-+AustraIia and South Africa sent representatives to support the British women. The great procession was sswelled in Ira falgar Square by several thousand bar maids who had been dernonstrating against the licensing bill. This the barmaids sax threatens to deprive them of their Livelihood. 4@ .s .
 All sorts of woftien took part in the march and united in the common cause of woman suffrage. There were uni versity women in caps and gowns;: clerks. nurses. factory hands and do- mestie workers.
 Dr. Anna Shaw and Miss Lucy J. An thony. delegates from the United States. led. the proceesioris in carriag ges. The second carriage contained Katffar- inc Waugh McCullough of Evauston, Ills, and Mrs. Stewart. president of the Illinois Suffrage Association.
 Notable among the banners on the platform in the hall was the Stars and Stripes bearing the name of Susan B Anthony. while among the floral tributes was a shield representing the Stars and stripes sent from Washing ton. tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
MOBILE. MAN HELD;
 GIRL MAKES CHARGE.
TEST OF A VESSEL
TORPEDO BoREs INTO THE MoNr-
 TOR FLORIDA. e
Secretaries Taft sad MetcaIf Witnessed the Demonatrafien and Express cd Safisfactfon af Result of
 the Experiment.
.
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Fort Monroe,f Va. June is.-The tor pedo test of the monitor Florida took place today on schedule time and na- val officers declare 1t was satisfactory The damage done, they said. was large- ly localized. ~ M
 The vessel was seriously but not vi. tally injured and If she were q bat tleship she would be in a condition to Keep in the light.
 The scene was most specfacu1ar As the torpedo hit the vessel just about midship and four feet below the wa ter line. great column of water es- timated at 200 feet in height aad 100 feet in width. rose Into the air
 The torpedo. guided by a trolley, struck squareiy at the point marked and penetrated the double bottom and the coal bunker forming part of the compartments attacked.
 Pumps immediately were set at work and preparations made to tow the ves- sci to the navy yard for dry docking. The Florida listed about sixteen ineh- es on the tstarboard side aft, but vigor- ous work at the pumps kept her from
 The crew of about thirty men and Admiral Mason and other officfals of the Ordnance Bureau boarded the imon- ttor on reaching the place where the test was to be held and remained there when the torpedo tore into the hull
 The effect of the contact and expIo- sion was practically the same as when shell was fired at the monitors tur- ret several weeks ago. .
 Oficials saw the torpedo about as it emerged from the gun and followed It's course by the ripping of the wa ter. The torpedo gathered speed as it progressed along It's course and struck and shook the vessel as though thers had been 6 collision with another craft.
 thorough inspection of the ccndi- tion of the vessel was at once begun by the ordnance and other officers.
 Secretaries Metcalf. Taft and Post master General Meyer also went aboard the Florida and joined with others in looking at the incidental damage on the fittings about the deck of the ship caused by the shock After spending half an hour aboard the Florida they returned to the MayfIower, which later left for Washington.
 Secretary Taft evidently was greatly interested in what he had seen and frankly confessed that the damage from the explosion was not as great. as he had expected it would be.
 The Inspection of the engine room and fire rooms show cd them to be. per- fecfix dry and shat the ship had not been iniured in her vitaia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
CAR MEE aREATEN , TO 33gIKA IN CINCINNATI

Cincinnati. June 1s.--Unruly crowds indicating the beginning of the long threatened Conductors and motormens' strike are gataering on Fountain Square and riot calls were turned in by, the police. ssM ! It is claimed that the officers of the street railway employees union were notifying the men as they passed on their cars. The police charged the crowd and made several arrests.
 One hundred men were discharged recently for being members of the union and the organizers of the union declare that unless the men are rein stated that all the men will strike. They claim that 1,1O0 of 1.70O employees are members of the union.
 Another meeting of the employees will be held tomorrow morning when den- nite action will be taken.
 At late hour tonight the street car service had not been interrupted to any degree
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
McGLASHEN BROWNS
BRIGADIER OF cONFEDERACY
 LOSES HIS LIFE.
He Was in Swimming at Isle of Hope Near sayanRah--Picturesqu Career Comes to an
 End ts

Savannah, Ga, June 13.-General Pc ter A. S. McGlashen lost his life late this afternoon while swimming at Isle of Hope. a suburb. The body was re- covered fifteen minutes later.
 General McGlashen was born In Ed inburgh. Scotland. May 1s, 1850. In 1s4S he emigrated to America and eight years lated joined General Walk CT in his Nicaragua fiAbuster. He en- listed in the Confederate service, ris- ing in rank to brigadler general. hts commission in that rank being the last signed by President Davis before the fall of Richmond
 General McGlasSen was wounded in the battles of sharpsburg and Cedar Creek. He was captured at Sailors Creek, and was in prison in Washing ton when Lincoln was agsasslnated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Wilcox is at present CnaiFman Of the public comFntssion of New Fork city to which position he was appointed by Governor Huglfes 1t Es conceded that he possesses the confdence of Governor Hughes and some express the opinion that the governor if SD disposed would be able to consolidate the delegation In his Interest There continues to be much talk fn favor of Representative Sherman. of New York. and he Is es- peciailyi popular with members of the House Of Representatives.. fs
 The Minnekota delegation continued their agitations in favor of Assistant Attorney General Kellogg. who fs resident of St. Paul and they profess to seneourag cement in the de- velopments of thes day.
 MT. Kellogg finds, himself much em- barressed by .tlIe situation. He is a supporter of Senator. Dolliyer and has done all that he could do to dIscredit the movement In his behalf
 one of the most recently announced as-
 Governor Sheldon, of Nebraska, is piralits and his friends declare that his candidacy would ad much strength to the ticket in the far western states. The friends of John Hays Hammond the mining engineer, were also active during the day. as were the supporters of Governor Guild of Massaschusets, and the others who have been mention- ed in connection with this office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
eImoRon sELnR peAp.
Fsmeas sDeEtlas wrIssr 2 oAlsals.e,--

EANaous sDoFum8 WFffeF of Chtcawo Passes Away. " s5
 Chicago, June 13--George siler. died here tonight, aged sz years.
 Siler was strick en with an attack of heart disease June t but apparently was, recovering
 The attack tonight was entirely ur- expected by his family and physicians. < siler was a lightweight boxer of note in his younger days. He then became a referee and adjuciated many famous battle in the prize ring. including that Jefferies and Sharkey end Cans and Nelson. He had been on the stan of a Chicago newspaper (The Trfbune) for about fifteen years
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Fowler Wnf sneaIr.

Lynchburg. Va, June 1S.-charIes N Fowler of New Jersey. chairman Of the banking and currency committee of the house of Representetives has accepted an invitation {o deliver an address at Hot Springs. Va, before the Virginia State Bankers Association on Thursday June IS. 1t IS understood that he will discuss the currency legislation enacted and pro. posed at the last session of congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
] Nd AIore ImmIgrants.

Van Couver, B C., June l3-The Canadian government yesterday noti- fled the government of Japan that the limit of immigrants allowed for one year has been reached and that no more laborers should be sent to Canada before January 1 of next year. This is in connection with the understanding reached between the two governments last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
BOMB IN HONOLULU.
Attempt is Made to AsaassInate De-
 tective Taylor.

Honoluu June 1s.-An attempt to assassinate Chief of Detectives Taylor and his wife was made today. 4 dy- nannite bomb was exploded outside the window of their bed room.
 There is no clue to the perpetrators of the outrage. though Taylor's life has often been threatened by Chinese gamblers.
 The force of the explosion shattered a large tank. throwing the heavy tim hers a distance of fifty feet and de- stroying the back porch under the out side stairs of the house. The main building. however, was not damaged and neither of its occupants was in- jured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
KILLED IN A FRoLIEY,
Car Caught Fire and Passengers PnnI Ffvfefxem

Stricken. yi
 New York; June 1a.--one person was killed and fifteen others were injured tonight in a wild struggle to escape from "a runaway and blazing trolley car in East orange. N. Y.
 The car crowded with passengers was moving atshigh speed when fuse blew out. and flames Shot up on both however. the car sped on and both the motorman and conductor jumped to the street;
 The passengers. panic-striclxen, also leaped. and Anna Collins of East. Orange. was killed. while many others were injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
ssTss MUENcH DTrs.
she Ta Found Unconscious in once of Her Lawyer. la.S s.-$-- s~.--ss

Her Lawyer. i-~--s
 St. Louis. June 1S--Miss Marie 4. Muench. aged zs years. former school teacher, was found unconsciousl today from the effects of carbolic acid in the ofice of Hiram Lloyd. a prominent poll- tician and contractor, and died without regaining consciousness. Lloyd was absent from his office at the time tho tragedy occurred. .-....-s.4 Miaa Muench was released from St. Vincent Hospital for the insane last week. Lloyd had attended to her bus mess fnteresth
 A physician who had attended Miss Reunch said tonight that she had come to St. Louis with her brother. Charles Ls.rAkeunoh. eensrncfog n Austin. Tax about year ago.. s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
naIIiR EEkiIIa Nerrn

Atlanta. ca, June l3.--Late this af- ternoon Frank Dickson. a negro bar ber was shot and killed by eBailiff Hitchins at the door of the negro's shop at Piedmont Avenue and Harris Street It Is alleged the bafliff fired after demanding the negro pay a debt of T5 cents. Hltchins was arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Bnilex noea M IInnrn...s

New York, June I3-Unjted States Senator Bailey of Texas. who. has been i'll at the Waldorf Astoria for several days following an operation on rhIs throat, was not so well today. He has high fever but the doctors say hls condition is not such as to cause any alarm at present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
PoPuLIsTs ro n1Enr.
Formal caII Is Sent Out to the Geo
 Rfama

Atlanta. Ga, June 13--A formal call State Convention of the Populist Party. which will be held fin this city July 8
 Thomas E. Watson will be formally notified at this convention of his norn- nation on the Populist ticket for President of the United States and wlll make his speech Of acceptance. The convention, it is believed. will not name a State ticket.
 On the afternoon of July 9, Mfr. Wat son will make an address on State issues and In the evening on National matters
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
RiK Faetorx Rurns.

Providence R. l.. June 7s-The ex- tensive plant of the American and British Manufacturing Company in thia city. burned today. Loss $l50. .Do0 The fire throws out of employment mora than soc persona.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
To .Nominate KeIlonn.

Chicag go,s June s1S.--Lt has been de- eicied that Hon. Joseph Cotton of Du- tuth, Mlnn., shall place Hon. Frank B. Kellogg in nomination for the vice presidency and Mir. Keliosk's friends were actively engaged early in the day in doing all things possible to pro- mote Mir Kellogg's candidacy.
 One of the arguments which they are most vigorously pressing is that Gov ernor Johnson,mAy be given the second place on the Democratic ticket and they say If this shouId be- done. the re- suit in Minnesota would become un- certain. They claim also that Mir. Kellogg's record as special Assistant Attorney General In the prosecution Of the auti7trust and railroad cases would render hiin peculiarly accept able tos the adulinistratlon and to those who endorse the course of the ad- ministration in those matters.
 Hon. sc..J. sHarris head of the North carolina delegation. is among the late arrivals He was a college mate of Secretary Taft, and is hia enthusiastic supporter. He expresses preference for Mir. Hammond for second place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
KILLED ON ROLLER COASTER.
Car Jump. Track end Hnrl. Fn-.sn,

Denver Col, June 13,-One person was killed and three seriously injured at a suburban pleasure resort tonight when a car on the roller coaster jump ed the track hurling It's passengers to the ground below.
 ' Seventeen passengers were on two cars linked together and both cars fell to the ground. Of those on the two cars one was killed outright and three were so severely injured that they may die. The other eleven will recover.