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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

ihiIrB STATES LARb OfftCE
hufus, Oregon. February % isus.
Noiicc BE- hereby given that 0eofFe ". Gates.
oi tnfuty oregon, has nled notire uf his iuten,
iinn a. mHkr nual ave year proof Va support Of
hia claim va Homestead fnfTg No. 80 made
Aofcml lrr lt. 800, for the lots q and z, Ei.h
Bee e., u south, Range aa D., NJ aud
that said proof viii D. made before ihp neEi e
teT aud Receiver, Of the uuiied states land
Ofiirr ut Burns, oregon, on Mach ~ itOs
He names the following witnesses to prove
his cont nupus residence upon, aEd cultivation
Buchanan. Drofse T.. Buchanan, William 4
Gates. all of liarneY, oregon.
~. fAkEE. KeEitier
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
CY j. BINGHAM.
Acting Supervisor.

Ia the Estate oi Ida shelton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un'
dersigned Was ou Jauuafy afd 1908 duly
snd regularly appointed administrator
Of the Estate Of Ida shelton, deceased,
aud has duly qualified as BY Law rrquir-
ed Any aud all psfsons having claims
against said Estate are hereby repaired
10 present the same with the proper
vouchers duly vahdod a. by Law requii.
ed within siK monthsifom the date Of this
notice 10 me at Burns, Oregon, or al tho
Office Of q. II. Leonard in Buns Oregon.
Dated Burns. Oregon, Jan 4, 1905
W g. EFlp
Administrator oi the Estate ol Ida
shelton, deceased.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22

Robt. Settlemyre is up from
his ranch.
5000 to loan on approved secur-
ity Inquire at this office.
Mrs. A. A. Cowing is reported
recovering her health quite rap
idly.
Nine of the applicants for
teachers certificates at the re-
cent examination were success
full.
Woodie Best was over from
Silver Creek during the week on
a visit to his wife who is staying
in this city.
1t is reported that Ralph
Byram, Sr. who lives about half
a mile south of town, in Whiskey
Gulch, has struck some rich ore
near his place. Grant County
News.
Mrs. w. j. Coleman. who ac-
companied the remains of her
husband to Baker City recently
for burial. has decided not to re-
turn to Canyon City. She has
arranged with friends to dispose
of her household effects for her.
She contemplates returning to
her former home in Malheur
county. Blue Mt. Eagle.
The executive committee hav-
ing in charge the arrangements
Of the p. p. p. ball last night
feel deeply indebted to G.. w.
Clevenger for his generosity in
furnishing mirrors, pictures. etc.
TO assist in the decoration of the
hall.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22
INCUBATORs

If you want the best Incuba-
tor on earth see.or write w. T.
Smith of Burns, Oregon, about
the safety it runs without the
lamp no expense.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22
NOTICE SALE OF RIAL PROPERTY

Notice IL hereby given lnat the IN.
dersigned Administrators Of the E-taie
Of Adolph Tupker deceased, undsf aud
by virtue oi an order Of Sale Of the Hon.
J z. Rector County Judge for Harvey
County, Oregon, made and entered on
the 2ilh day u June 1907 will offer for
sale al private sale for cash la hand on
and after the 2Gd day Of March 1908 the
following described real property towit
Lot three (Sl ia Block Twenty zone l2ll
la the City Of Burns, Harvey County
Oregon. Bids for said real property will
be received by me ~ Burns, Oregon on
and after March end 1905,
Daied at Burns, Oregon. January 3lst,
1905
SOPHIA TUPKER,
AdministTatTix Of the estate of Adolph
IupkeT, deceased.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22
Times-Ferald.
Local News.

hitting The Times-Hera
George is up from hi
home.
5A horse blanket go t
elcome & Son.
]. Davis was down thi:
a visit to his wife.
Ausmus was among the
from Lawen yesterday.
Jones was in to partici-
the p. p. p. ball last
Holland of the P. l.. S.
gone to the railroad on
My Plow on Earth. The
e Guarantee Satisfaction.
pker.
Stewart, the farmer
iacher of the Sunset Val
bn, is in the city.
Fre | Haines and daugh-
Ethel, are home from
a where they spent the
Petersen has returned
isit to his ranch where
to look after his stock
lrsden arrived home yes
fternoon from a profess
il TO Swamp creek where
hlled to see some of the
Ed Laughlin.
Hupton. nightwatchman
ty, has been quite i'll for
Jays with rheumatism. !
BIT been on duty for some |
his place is being filled |
y" John Farr.
Pierce is back from the
Land a. Livestock Co.
The southern part Of the
here he went 20 bring a
bred mare and colt up
TO John Biggs.
zen and ranchers will
their advantage TO eth
pr consult ii. j. Hansen
rms Meat Market before
ans. bacon or lard.
pared to take care Of
prs at right prices.
bet social and program
Ihe b. A. c. hall last
evening for the benefit
Fhool piano fund was
financial success. The
ipts were $83. so and an
I only Sl.75 leaving a
10 be placed TO the ere
fund. A nice start.
Bingham, forest super
headquarters at John
ged in this city yester-
ing. Mr.. Bingham is
pk after this portion of
1 merely in a general
b meet with stockmen
en TO be in this vicinity
lime. The gentleman
this city only a few
or has been numerous
asking Ben Brown TO
spt the Office of Mayor
ing city election. Sew {
men have been spoken {
ncilmen. At this time
ticket has been made
likely be before our
Politics will be ell
b the city election, the
et being to get good [
the places. j
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22
a we ~ ty and convenience to the holder

'liE man who has a check ac-
count at the bank and pays by
check is marked as an individual
of the more reliable sort. He is
looked upon by his fellows as pru-
dent and discreet. He stands
higher in the community.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22

c. H. Voegtly has garden seeds.
The roads are getting better
every day and are dusty in places.
Scott Hayes was seen on our
streets yesterday greeting old
| friends.
Eldon johnson is home from
an extended visit to Winnemucca
and other points.
J. IL. Eichner and Mir. Plath
were in from their homesteads
near Buchanan station yesterday.
James Paul and Claud Smyth
are over from Happy Valley,
having come in 10 take in the p.
p. 2. ball.
Starr Buckland was down from
Harney Wednesday looking after
some business connected with
the estate of his late father.
Frank Cawlfeld is over from
Happy Valley on visit TO rela-
tives and friends. He has been
adding so much flesh that il is an
effort for him TO get around.
w. b. Parker and family were
over from their Warm Springs
home the first Of the week to at
tend the wedding Of their son
Bert, 10 Miss johnson.
Since there is very little frost
in the ground tits not likely there
will be high water during this
spring as a great amount Of wat
er will sink into the ground.
The Austin Goodman wood
saw and barley roller is ready
for business and Austin is pre-
pared 10 go to any part of Har-
ney county where work is TO be
had. See him.
The preliminary examination
Of VIM. Pollard, charged with
stealing horses, was 20 have been
held yesterday afternoon but
owing TO some witnesses not ar
irving it was continued until
Monday.
To the Editor: A rumor has
gained circulation that ! am in
with a ring real estate men in
Burns. ! wish 20 state that am
in with no man, or ring Of men,
in Burns or in Oregon. When
any man intrusts his business
with me | guarantee him a square
deal, and he never has TO wait |
until the other fellow comes
home.
Adam George,
Lawen, Oregon.
MARRIED AT the Presbyterian
manse on Feb. II at 10 O'Clock
Mr.. Bert Parker and Miss Roxie
Johnson. Rev. A. j. Irwin per-
formed the ceremony. The young
people will make their home in
he Warm Springs country.
Both the contracting parties have
been residents Of this county
since childhood. The bride is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Johnson of Silver Creek and
he groom the eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Parker both
pioneer families of this county.
rhe Times-Herald joins the
friends in extending best wishes.
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
WORLDS TRIBUTE TO SHAKESPEARE
To Be an Architectural Monument and
Statue. Costing $500,000,

London March 5.-The committee which has IN
charge the movement the Worlds Tribute to
Shakespeare" and Of which the Princess Louise
is the head has decided upon the erection OF an
architectural monument and statue. TO be COM
Melted on the 3n1tl anniversary of his death 1t is
estimated that memorial will cost about soro9o
and connection for X will be thrown open 10 all
English speaking races.
Mr. Reid. the American Ambassador, has been
invited 10 nominate sculptors on the committee or
selection. which viii include Sir Edward j. Poyn-
ter president Of the Royal Academy, and the most
prominent scuIptors in this country. The King
consent has been granted for a site at the ex-
trenity of Portland Place. at present occupied
by d statue Of the Duke Of Kent, which will be
removed and placed elsewhere.
The committee hopes TO raise N,oo,09 half or
which amount will devoted to the memorial and
half 10 the foundation of Shakespear1an insu-
tute. Reay, addressing the meeting, said that
he anticipated no difficulty in obtaining the support
of foreign countries for such an object France
would cordially give its support and in Berlin they
make the project safe. America. he SAID, Is one
with England. and doubt all the European ma
1ions would assist in carrying the plans out sue
cessfullv He suggested the formation of COM
rttee of foreign diplomatic representatives, 10 AID
the general committee in its work.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
SUES AUGUST BELMONT.
Former Stable Boy Wants 500 900
for Alleged Libel.

suit for 100000 damages for libel has been
brought against August Belmont by John H
Freit of No. 81 Fulton street, Jersey City, who
was formerly employed apprentice in the
Belmont racing stables. Freit says he was dis
charged five years ago by Mr. Belmont on the
ground that he intended to give up all his rae
ing stables.
Freit says he obtained other employment but
lost it as the result of advertisement in THE
Racing Journal" for September 10 1904 which,
ne alleges, Mr.. Belmont caused to be inserted.
1t read:
John H Freit. having left the employ Of
August Belmont without written leave has
therefore broken Rule 152 of the Jockey Club.
owners and trainers are notified not to harbor
or employ him.
F'reit says the advertisement in The Racing
Journal has made it impossible for him to
follow his occupation. Isaac. V. Schavrien, at
No 81 Park Row. is attorney for Freit. He has
a letter which purports to be signed by August
Belmont, dated October = 1908 addressed to
Mrs Thora Fret. in Jersey City, declaring his
intention TO abandon his stables.
Mr.. Belmont denies he discharged Freit, but
acknowledges that the advertisement in The
Racing Journal" inserted with his knowl-
edge and approval. He says Freit was unruly.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
MUTINY IN TRENTON PRISON.

Trenton N j. March 5.-One hundred and fifty
,risoners in the Mercer County jail became unruly
and attempted a general delivery tonight, which
mas nrevented by a riot call. bringing the entire
nolce force of the city TO help the Deputy Sheriff
subdue the mutiny-
The tail has been very much overcrowded for
o,,e time and the quantity OF food served has not
heen ADEQUATE it is said. The prisoners were
,,ad also because Judge Rellisab meted out severe
sentences to "a lot of prisoners this afternoon.
when supper was served tonight the minor prs-
,,rs xrera at liberty I'm the corridors, and they at
,,o. beean rioting. They broke everything they
ould in the Jail and tried to batter down doors.
-l,c rneleader. lave bean locked in cells. and
10Th poee snd deputy sherits are o" guard Inside
tie tan.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
SC4FFOLD COLL4PSES.
T7co BrichIdpers Fall Firc Stories to
Instant Death.

Two briClIayers were instantly killed and Two
others injured when scaffold upon which they
were working. at No. l5S Tenth avenue col
lapsed yesterday afternoon plunging them to
the basement. a fall of five stories. The dead
are Michael Burns. forty-five years old. of NJ"
40 West 18th street. and Daniel RlngWood,
twenty-five years old. of No. 2i50 Third avenue.
Dominck Ottino, Of No. 26s West Farms
Road. suffered fractured ankle, and Joseph
Brown OF No. 65O East 10th street. severe
scalp wound
James s. Maher. the architect of the building,
who lives at Whitestone, Long Island; Charles
Strader. foreman of bricklayers. of No 14--
Bathgate avenue, The Bronx. and h. +. Starr
foreman of carpenters. of No. 4S Bergen Place.
Freeport. Long Island, were arrested on
charge Of homicide
The building is owned the police say, by John
Gilen. A truckman: Of No. West street.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
NEGROES LYNCHED AND BURNED

TIawkinsvie. Ga. March 5-Two negroes, curry
Robertson and John Henry. were lynched to-day
roar 1ara and their bodies burned. They were
charged with the murder of Mr. and Mrs War
rem Hart
One of the negroes confessed to the crime and
said the motive was robbery Robertson and Hen
-, were arrested Wednesday, following the DIS
coverv of the body Of Warren Hart HIS Wlfe was
wing nearby in a dying condition. The crime was
oo,,,,,tttad near Frazier the home Of the Harts.
Mr. Hart was killed by a blow on the head, ap-
rarentlv made with Mrs Hart was seri-
o,,sI, beaten and was found unconscious. She died
Wednesday night without having recovered con-
ecio7,sness To-day the negroes were taken from
,,a countv iail and hanged to tree. After the
,,-,cbinp the bodies were cut down and burned.
There is no excitement result of the lynching
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
TRAIN CREW STOPPED ON TIME

Pottsvile. Penn. March b-The new railroad law
nrescribing the hours Of work for railroad crews
which 1yent into effect Sunday, was taken ad-
taoa of 1,, = train crew here to-day. when a.
PENNSYLVANIA freight train was stopped on the
main track while passing through town because
,be ,revy had been on duty sixteen hours. shift
ing engine stdetracked the train where II fe1aieo
- -. to,,rs until the crew had secured their law
frre
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
-e BROTHER AFTER PILLOW FIGHT

,-n,an Hartman. seventeen years Old ana ms
-, (.eorqe ten years old. of No 6l12 Newark
i ,uark had a pillow fight in their room
go o,,a,,ing and while playing George grabbed up
hutton hook. aimed It at norman ana % con-
q Du' :. "a surrender. Norman, in play,
-, ,,n a revolver which lay on a dresser ana
s- ",,a,5e surrender yourself" The revolver went
Of and the bullet entered under Georges right
Oh r. hoy is now in the city Hospital in a
..-i,ical condition
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
LAS SOLIDlFIED HELlUM.

,,,,o, March 6-Professor Sir James Dewaf
toad a telegram from Professor H. haTner-
1ingh Onnes. of Leyden University ah''ou
,Te,,.nt helum.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
rotE FREIGHT HANDLERS WAGES CUT.

- - Y March 5.-Freight handlers en-
-, -. ~, the Erie Railroad were Informed to-
5a,, p hat their wages would be cut from IL 40 to
D - re,,,ctjon of 70 per cent II is stated OFF,
lii that the reduction will apply to All freight
,.,,5,ars On The Erie system
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
pic RAIL ORDER BY GREAT NORTHERN.

Ct Panl March 5.-The Great Northern ffali"ay
-, 1,,st ordered 5000 of steel rails II Is
b,,gbt that the greater part will be used for the
,,,lation OF the line between billings and North
err, Montana The Northern Pacific has just
ordered 200 refrigerator cars.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06

CoStiure. N fcus;h page.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06

An official statement, in part as follows. was
given out in this city tonight by the board Of
directors of the Western Maryland Railroad
Company:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
rue ROYAL LIMITED"

.,g Five hour All Pullman train ioi t,'lltl'".e o.
f"5liVtta ,iinofnn leaves New York daily Idtety -,
sil' " sgd II 10 min. cariier. =. ~ - oi . .
itsltu. * OAIO--AQ.~
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-01-31
Administrators Sale

As Administrator of Jacob G.. Heyen-
err. deceased, will on Wednesday, the
5th day of February, 1908. sell at public
auction at the late residence OF said de-
cedent, the following personal property;
3 combination work and driving horses;
s good COWS, fresh In the coming SPRING;
"a good ewes, 3 hogsa number OF farm
ing implements; 1 road wagon; pair of
trucks; Q two horse sleds; surry; l set
of double buggy harness; Champion
moving machine, Q buggy rakes, 2 bug.
gies; Q sets of single buggy harness, ! pair
of grabs: / big pillow; l double shovel
pillow; cuitivatoI; set of painters lad.
hers; / set of work harness; ! sleigh; 5
iron kettles; cider mill; crowbars; a
stacks of hay; some household and kitch-
en- furniture, and lot of other things
too tedious to mention.
TERMS OF SALE: On all sums OF 80
and less cash will be required, and all
sums amounting to more than 30. no.
goiisble note due months from day
sale with interest from date with
good endorsers.
CHARLIE HEv1
! Admir- of Jacob G. He| ~,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-01-31
The little blaze which occurred

The little blaze which occurred
Wednesday morning ID another
"obiect lesson" for Monterey.
Whether we view it as Iemin-
der, a warning, or as atfordlng
food for reflection, good ought to
result There are some who think
that Monterey is two small and poor
to afford a water system of any
sort, but the sentiment is by no
means universal. and we ought
again to discuss the question. One
prominent citizen was heard to re-
mark since the fire that the saving
so him in premiums on his insur-
ance, If a system of defence were
installed, would paw his proportion
of tax many times over.
The town has been espe cially
fortunate in all recent fires. Not
only has the loo alton been compar-
atively remote from other buildings
hut the absence Of storm and wind
have been marked features When
and where will the next one come?
Not long ago, wag OF the
mountains was attempting to make
garden.spot in wretched piece
Of virgin soil or ''new ground.
His hands were blistered and sore
from contact with rocks, stumps,
briars, turf and all the wild and
obstinate products OF the rough
location. In commenting upon his
undertaking and success be said
that he was trying to do it all him
self, that he didn't intend to trust
| to Providence in the least, because
he didn't believe Providence ever
intended fellow to make a garden
in such place.
Monterey's position on the fire
question is just the opposite. We
Doubt If there is a town In virginia
more completely at the mercy OF a
kind Providence. Many of US
most of us, in fact--baven't even
a ladder available should we dis
cover a blaze at our home. 1t gen.
orally happens that nothing short
| of a wholesale conhagratisn will
convince a little town Of its needs
and possibilities along this line
and perhaps it will be SO with US
| The wise thing would be to take
the proverbial stitch in time"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-01-31
20 Department Says ne Liquor

The Postoffice Department, which
has authority of making its own
rulings and regulations, as no 9TH
er department has, has stepped in
ard is taking part in the temper
ance question. 1t has ruled that
in bidding for the Star route ser
vice this summer, many OF the
Southern states. among which
West Virginia will be included, are
10 bid with the understanding that
no liquor is to be carried with the
mails.
Great complaint has gone to the
department, but the order Will
meet the approval Of temperance
people.
Mr.. Shank, of the route from
here to KeYser, remarked that I'm
Gle Sam would have to pay him
81 600 more for the service. This
will show the enormous amount Of
trade in that line coming tbs way
from Keyser.
The liquor that reaches this sec
ton of the country comes iron
Harrisonb urg.-South Branch he
view.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-01-31

January. 1908. will 20 into his
tory as month of tight winter
weather, but especially for the ex-
tent and duration Of snow block
AIDES on the mountains where such
Instructions are occasionally found
Soon after the way was opened
through the first big snow, an.
other fall of few inches came and
the winds carried the entire output
to these open channels and traffic
was again interrupted. This was
repeated a third time and now the
western slope Of the Monterey
mountain and portions of Ale.
ghanY are open only to horseback
travel or runner vehicle and
strong nerves.
| Much of the work done in open
ling up drifts has been lost hither
10. but another effvrt will mos
likely end it for this season, and
perhaps, for a long time. Certain
II work will have to be done be
fore general travel can be resumed
and, for the convenience of tn
mail man and others who have t.
use the road. the authorities shoul'
attend to it very soon. Meantini
the scene should be visited bY tb
artist and those who have taste TO
the weird and grotesque, and thlrs
for adventure.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-01-31
Public Sale

will offer for sale at my home
on Dickson bill, near Pinckney, on
the 10th day Of February, 1908, all
my personal property, consisting of
Is good beifer calves, all good
stock; 2 cows, fresh in spring, 2
work horses; Is head of young
ewes: 9 wagons: 1 old hickory good
az new; ! set Of double work her
ness, good az new: rs to 100 bush.
els of nice oats; 8 or 4 hav stacks
and 80 acres of meadow land offer
ed for rent on dav of sale.
Sale will begin promptly at nina
o'clock.
TERMS-Sums Of less than 50
cash; over that amount a credit o.
nine months from date, withou
interest, purchaser to give negotla
BILE note with two good endorsers.
G.. A. CoRBgTT.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-01-31
Out House Burned

About 2 o'clock Wednesday
morning an alarm Of fire was given
and a wash house on MrCP Jones
premises was found to be ablaze.
The fire was beyond control when
discovered, and, no other property
being in imminent danger, a gen.
eral alarm Vas not sounded, and
many of the citizens knew nothing
Of it until morning.
Thebuilding had been used onthe
previous day, and, from the smold.
ering fire left, the blaze originated
I'm some way.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-01-31
Attention

I now have the contract for car.
rying the mail from Monterey to
Barlow and return. and have placed
on this line good and comfortable
hacks for the accommodation OF
the travelling public. Persons
wishing TO engage passage should
leave word at Hotel Patterson;
also leave packages at the hotel.
The hack leaves at 6 O'Clock every
morning except Sunday for Barlow
arrives 1890 and leaves at l:30 and
due at Monterey at 8 p. m. same
day. q, }. Hiner.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-01-31
hrs Susan Chew

On Monday last, about noon'
Mrs. Susan Chew died at the home
Of her nephew, Mr.. Pearl Way
bright, on Trimble Hill, near Mon.
terey, after an illness of about one
week. Death was due to an attack
Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Chew was a daughter OF the
late Lewis Simmons and widow OF
Stuart Chew, who preceded her to
tho grave many years. During the
lifetime of her husband and until
last fall, her home was in lower
Crabbottom, where she reared a
large family Of children. They are
now all grown to manhood and
womanhood and several have fami-
lies. -Four of them-Jacob, Will
liam, Jennie and Martha, reside in
the far West, Mrs Marion Harper
in Augusta, Mrs. John Botkin on
Dry Branch in this county, and
Mss Mary in Crabbottom.
Mrs. Chew was about 81 years OF
age and had long been a member
of the church and a consistent
christian.
At $50 Tuesday morning q brief
service was conducted at the Way
bright home by Rev. A. @ Flaher.
ty, after which her remains were
taken to the Colaw burYing-ground
in Crabbottom and laid to rest be-.
side her husband.