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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-03-06
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An exchange says: "A miser-
able imposter is said to be tray
cling over the country selling q
receipt for taking off warts when
everybody knows the one way to
take Off a wart is to rub it with
a potato. which is afterward to
be buried by q nigger in the
northeast corner Of a graveyard
at midnight in the dark of the
moon. As the potato decays the
wart viii disappear
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ORCHARD AND GARDEN
(From the Farm JournaD

NTTOlll lllt II dIlll JOuIlldlI
Avoid a henpecked garden.
The thriftier the weeds the
faster the mortgage grows.
Why not save the expense OF
buying asparagus plants? They
are easily grown from seed.
Don't be in too big hurry.
Working the soil while it is too
wet or soggy is not good for it.
Every fruit tree you set out
makes your farm worth many
dollars more. Set out a few this
year.
Every sucker draws something
from the life of the tree. Leave
none to weaken your orchard.
Trees received in a frozen or
dried out condition should bc
buried for a while in the ground
to thaw out and moisten.
In making up and sending the
seed order early, before the rush
begins, one is sure to receive
prompt attention and get the
better selection
Hardy things, such as early
potatoes, peas, beets, spinach,
onions and radishes, may be
planted this month. as soon as
soil conditions permit.
a boy appreciates the gift of
a garden patch all his own and
a few tools. and will take pride
in making it a success, if he has
ground worth anything
Only a little over half of the
injured seeds ever grow, and the
others are weakly and do not
produce crop. Weeviled peas
should never be planted.
Now while the earth is still
frozen hard is q first rate time TO
put manure around the hills of
raspberries. Not less than one
good forkful should be dropped
at the roots Of every HILL
Currants and gooseberries are
easily propagated from cuttings.
Cut eight-inch lengths of last
seasons wood, set them upright
q few inches apart, in rows teach
cutting having at least one bud
above ground), cultivate them as
you would any other crop.
One of the most successful ape |
pie growers of Ohio. Mr. Cox /
uses arsenate Of lead in the Bor-
deauX mixture to kill the differ
ent fungi, as well as 70 keep in /
check the codling.moth; spray
ing at least four times after the
bloom falls. His formula for
Bordeaux is three pounds of sui
phate Of copper FIVE pounds Of
lime, fifty gallons Of water
In transferring tomato plants /
from the cold frame or kitchen
window 10 their permanent place |
in the garden, plant stock of
head lettuce in the center of the
space between the plants. The
young tomato plants win furnish.
shade for the lettuce, and by thc|
time the tomatoes occupy the|
space, you should have a stock /
of tender lettuce as large as @
head Of cabbage, for your rou-
bic.
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ManLan Remedy comes ready
to use. i'm a collapsible tube, with
nozzle One application sooths
and heals. reduces inflammation
and relieves soreness and itching.
Price soc Sold by The Welcome
Pharmacy Burns, Oregon. Fred
Haines, Harney Oregon.
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Don cough your head Off when
you can get a guaranteed remedy
iu Bees Laxative Cough Syrup.
It is especially recommended for
children as its pleasant to take,
is q gentle laxative thus eXpelling
the phlegm from the system.
For coughs, colds, Group. whoop-
ing-cough hoarseness and all
bronchial trouble. Guaranteed.
Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy
Burns, Oregon. Fred Haines
Harnoy. Oregon.
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Get your wood-choppers outfits
at G. II. Vocgly's. Just receiv-
ed. and the best makes on the
market
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice s hereby given that the
co-rarucrb hip heretofore exist
ing between Simon Lewis and
j. n. Garrett has been dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr. Lewis
assumes the livery business, Mr.
Garrett retiring All bills owing
to the firm are TO be collected by
Mr. Gauet. who will likewise
pay any indebtedness against the
firm. paric knowing themsel-
YES indebted uD urged TO call
and settle %, once.
SIMON LEWIS.
j. T GARRETT.
Burns. Ore. Nov. g. 1907.
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that there will be competition in
buying, q condition that has not
existed to any great extent IN
this county for years.
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The New Windsor Bar under
the managementofLee Caldwell,
is one of the most popular resorts
i'm Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when YOU have q thirst.
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APPOINTMENT OF EXEcrrRN


I. t.. Matter o. the Listi
$3.50 a1H Tr-timeut ui-
tU'.rl Cleveland iec'dN
I... Aaucg that the undersigned aa-
dolly appointed Fxrrutr.x 90 tIrLa.t
SOD aIl Tet.meHf, and or llr E-ra-r
" Clifford Cleveland. dyca .yI. by t..
.w... .ur, .. thc -.atrof Ort.. f.r
iir.ey County, on Oct n, 1907 40
per.u- having claims against sa.I c-.
H'e are ry4.ireI 'o present them. With
I..uraper vouchers, within sIx m.rtl-
from tnetste of lhIs notice, tos,iI ez-
eca,rA 90 Narrow-, Harney coaury,
Oregon
Dated January IA, 1908
MAY CLEVELAND
Date Of first publication, jan. Is 1905
pateoi .ast publication, Febr. 10, 1905
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County Court meets the Hrst "Wednesday u
January march. May July. September a.I
NuygUHtI
uAHNEl o.. ItNn orrfgrs
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Meetings. OF mc Council yycu Second aa0
Fourth "Wednesday
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
CORNELL is LATE IN
GETTING ON WATER

ITHACA, March 21.-Winter is hang
ing on here with unusual tenacity this
spring, which means that 1t Will PROB
ably be the very last of the month
before Coach Courtney is able to SHIFT
his crew candidates from the rowing
machine to open water work. Harvard
has already over two weeks of work
OH the Charles, which gives the GRIM
son a decided advantage over Cornell
for the annual Cornell Harvard race
st Cambridge May 80. But the fact
that the crews are not on the water
does not mean that the coach is in
active.
lr the last two weeks Courtney has
be en- shifting his combination about.
At present the only veterans in the
first boat are Cox, Gavett. Bayer and
Dods. Morrow has been sent back to
stroke the third combination. koerner
the big sophomore, still retains his seat
in the varsity. Chris Clarke has taken
Sanger's place and 81 Weede has been
moved up to the first combination.
The Old Man is shifting his men
about almost every day and nobody
can tell Just what men will land in
the final. 1t is evident, however, that
there Is a lot of good material for the
crews and that, barring accidents and
hard luck, Cornell will be we'll repre-
sented this year. The freshmen are
still in a somewhat chaotic state.
The varsity is rowing an unusually
high stroke this year. Every once in a
while Cox hits up an awful high speed
and the men have to hustle to keep
the pace. 1t is probable that this is
zone to make them hustle and to teach
them how to sprint.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
LOS ANGELES SCHooL8oYs
BEAT PASADENA PLAYERS

The boys of the Olive street school
nine visited Pasadena yesterday, and
after a hard fought game, filled with
startling plays and fine hits, succeeded
in defeating the players from the WILL
son street school by a score of to 4.
Charles Wacob acted as umpire dur
ing the game and his work was highly
commented by the players on both
teams.
Following is the lineup of the teams:
Olive street-Clyde Flower, catcher;
Carlos Tulwiter, pitcher; Fred Bam-
ford, first base; Dan Fergunson, sec
ond base; Charles Harris, third base;
Walter Tieg, short stop; John Casey.
left field, John Mush, right field; Clar-
ence Parker, center field.
Wilson street-Don Slater, catcher;
Glen Gier, pitcher, Frank Hayes, first
base; Lewis Herman, second base;
Harry Nuss, third base; Earl Town
send, short stop; Walter Harris, left
field: Harvey Corser right field; PREY
Mcdowell, center field.
Charles Wacob, umpire.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
UNGLAUB WILL CAPTAIN
THE BOSTON ERlCANS

BOSTON, March 20.-"Bob" Unglaub
has again been appointed to captain
the Boston American league nine. The
appointment came as a surprise to fam
dom in general. Unglaub is fiery
tempered player and he got in bad
with the umpires last season. He was
very aggressive, frequently too much
so. he was not very successful in
making the arbitrators take him Sc
riously, and toward the end of the sea-
son several times he was benched for
really doing nothing out of the ordi-
nary. This year, however, he can
start in without feeling any manager
ial responsibilities, as Jim MCGUIRE will
handle those ribbons. There are many
who believe the Bostons are going to
be up in the race, and they attribute
much of this belief to confidence in
Jim Mcclure and Bob Unglaub.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
SAINTS BEAT
CACTUS MEN
POMONA LOSES IN BATTLE ON
DIAMOND
LONG HITS WIN GAME FOR ST.
VINCENT'S
Contest Belongs to Los Angeles Boys
from Third Inning, When the
Locals Take Lead and
Hold 1t

Kitty Brashear's much touted bunch
of ball tossers from Pomona high tasted
the bitter cup of defeat for the Second
time this season at the hands of st.
Vincent's high yesterday afternoon on
the Saints diamond, the game ending
8 to in the locals favor.
The contest belonged to the locals
from the start, they landing three runs
in the first inning and never being
headed off afterward.
For ST. Vincents It. Couts, the
twirler, did excellent work, allowing
but six hits, tanning eight men, walk
ing two and getting a hit out of two
times up.
The locals scored three in the first
when Olhasso walked, stole second.
went to third when hit by a thrown
ball and was squeezed home by Capt.
Hickson. Phillips tripled to center.
scoring Hickson and later coming home
on Buckles wild pitch.
Pomona started in the fourth when
three singles netted one run. They
scored their second in the fifth on a
walk, a stolen base and an error. ST.
Vincent's came back in the same in
ming when a walk. stolen base and a
wild heave by Windrien netted the
Saints one run.
In the sixth they added one more
when Phillips made his second hit of
the day, was sacrificed to second by
Bourg, advanced a peg on Deckman's
infield hit; Wylie was given free trans
portation to first, filing the bases. In
an attempted squeeze Phillips was
caught between second and third, but
reached home safely when Mahoney
made bad throw to Clendeine.
Three more were added in the seventh
on four hits, two stolen bases and a
wild throw.
Pomona scored their last in the ninth
on a single and Deckman's error.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22

Thomson o., second; Wieman o., third. Time,
26 seconds.
Run $50 yards-Mills. W., first; Carver, o..
second; Mckee, p, third Time, 02;04
Rum 2 miles-Jones, p, first; Leeke, p,
second; Spring, o., third Time, 10:30.
Shot put-Thomson, O., first; Davenport,
p, second; Wieman, O., third Distance, 80
feet, 8 inches.
Hammer throw-Metcalf, p, first; Wieman,
o., second; Marshall, o.. third. Distance, 121
feet.
Pole vault--Merram, p, and Birdsall, p.
tied FIR first place; B. Merrill. o., third.
Height, IL feet.
High jump-Merriam, p, first; Munger, p.
second; Gordon, o., third Height, feet 1-s
inches.
Broad jump-Thomson, o., first; Rogers, p.
second Thomas o., third. Distance. 81 feet
"a inches
Mile relay race-Occdental (Bird, Blee, Bon
ner, Rush), first; Pomona (McKee, Rodgers,
Sloane. Parker). second Time. 1888 1-5.
Officials-Priee, referee; AL Merrill, starter;
Dr. Sumner Br. Esterly, Radcliffe judges of
finish: DR.. Chandler. DIR. Test, Robb. Albert
son. timers: Lorbeer. Hammack, A.. U. Tom
linson, Judges of jumps; A. Tangeman, Trow-
bridge, p. e. Todd judges of weights; Nc
Dowel, clerk of course; Baer, announcer;
Giffen, Beal Stevenson, inspectors.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
WHITE SOX TO
PLAY TODAY
LAST CHANCE TO SEE EASTERN
ERS IN ACTION
COMISKEY'S MEN WILL LEAVE
TUESDAY NIGHT
Hen Berry's Players Prepared to De-
liver Parting Defeat to Tour
q. lists in Last Contest
Here

This afternoon will he the last chance
the Los Angeles baseball fans will have
to see the White Sox in action unless by
chance they happen upon the Chicago
ans in eastern travels, and perhaps
the native son who insists upon staying
this side of the Mojave will not gaze
upon Comiskey's bread winners for sew
eral years to come.
But this pathetic fact does not touch
the hardened heart of Hen Berry in the
least, and the manager of the Angels
will have the most formidable combina-
ton of players he can muster against
the Yannigans at the Chutes today for
the express purpose of giving the Sox
a parting beating which will sting long
after the dust of California has worn
off their toe plates.
Pat Phillips, who made so good on his
first appearance in fast company last
week, will be put in the box If his arm
will permit the strain. Happy Hogan,
the flywheel of the whole team, will
coax the best there is in the young col
legian into prominence from behind
the screen. Capt. Dillon will be back
at his post on the initial bag after a
three days rest on the bench. Wheeler
or Kitty Brashear will take care of
what comes toward the halfway sta
ton.
Lineup the Same
The rest of the lineup will remain
the same as in previous exhibition
games A liberal use of the liniment
bottle has taken almost all of the
charlie boss out of the sore wings COM
planned of by the Colts during the COO
weather of last week, and If Phillips
shows any inclination to slump in form
the veterans Gray Hosp and Nagle
will be hastened to his aid.
The members of the tourist team Will
not be the only ones in the speciak train
who will leave the City of the Angels
with the smart of defeat on their
shoulders-if the plans of James Jeffries
and Fred Maier pan out as expected.
The champion and his first assistant
in the organization of the new rooters'
association claim they have line of
Joy talk which will put Joe Farrell and
his brazen- -throated brigade of peace
disturbers from the packing house burg
to shame.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
= .~Gse THE SPORTING WORLD ea1'ra ]ns'52Fq 9

back of third as suitable location for
the desired single.
O'Neil took heart at this trick and
advanced the backstop another notch
with a slam to the opposite corner, and
embezzled second. Osteen manipulated
the third successive safety, letting
Weaver and O'Neil have the privilege
of releasing the jinks. Anderson added
another single to the list after Hart
had popped to Ellis, but the big first
baseman was forced to perish through
the stinginess of Olmstead.
Dillon, Brashear Wheeler and Ellis
peered at Hank O'Day over Fienes
shoulder, but gave up the ghost in the
order named after unsuccessful efforts
to find the twisters.
nc
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
TAKES A FALL OUT
OF OUR TOMMY BURNS

LONDON, March 21.-The Sportsman
prints long article protesting against
Tommy Burns absurd challenge" to
fight British boxers in patches.
It says that nobody disputes 'his
right to the title of champion of the
world but such tactics are mot
sportsmanlike" and would only degrade
and place in peril the sport of boxing,
which with great difficulty has been
raised to the position of legal pas
time
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
HONORS 90
TO POMONA
OCCIDENTAL AND WHITTIER LOSE
IN BIG MEET
CONFERENCE TRACK EVENTS
SEEN BY 1000
Brewer of Occidental Earns Title of
Champion sprinter of South.
Presbyterians Win the
Relay Race

Two thousand persons attended the
big conference track meet at Occi-
dental yesterday afternoon and saw
Pomona triumph over Occidental and
Whittier. The score was: Pomona Ga,
Occidental 49, Whittier Q.
Himrod of Pomona established new
record for the mile run, covering the
distance in minutes 26 AS seconds.
Brewer of Occidental earned the title
of champion sprinter of the south by
defeating Sloane. the pride of Po-
mona, in the 100-yard dash, and by
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Mo Cure for Snake Bites

Yeast: isn't it surprising how many
of the southern states turning to prohi-
bition?"
Crinsonbeak: "Yes: why there won't be
anv inducement for allowing a snake to bite
a fellow down there any more!--Y Yonkers
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
WHITE SOX
WIN GAME
GATHER EIGHT RUNS IN THIR-
TEEN-lNNING GAME
HEN BERRYs MEN SCORE SIX
TIMES
Colts Start Out Well, but the Color
of Things Changes Before
Final Call is
Given

After thirteen innings of mixed
slugging match and pitchers battle the
Angels were forced to see the Sox walk
away from them at Chutes yesterday
with a hard fought but nevertheless
emphatic victory of 8 to 6.
The Colts started out well in the first
inning by registering one run before
the Chicagoans had scarcely gotten to
their positions. Koestner held the
Tourists to but one scratch hit in their
half of the act.
Kitty Bernard introduced the locals,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
QUESTION OF STANDING
TO BE SETTLED TODAY

Second place and fourth place will be
settled in today's games, as the Eagles
and Dyas Clines are tied for second,
while the Morans and Santa Anitas are
tied for fourth. and the leaders will
cross bats with the tail-enders at
Lordsburg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
SUMMARY

Double play-Deckman to Workman. Three
base hit-Phillips Two-base hits-olhasso, E.
Fleming Sacrifice hits - Hickson, Bourg.
Struck out-By Buckles IA; by Couts, g. Left
on bases-St Vincent's. 8; Pomona, 4. Bases
on called bals-Of Buckles, 8; off Couts. 2
passed ball-Phillips, Clendene (D. Wild
throw-E Fleming. Time Of game-1:25. Um-
pires--Barnard, Nesbit.
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SUMMARY

Hits--On Gray 8, Koestner S, Fiene 5,
Freeman 2, Nagle IL. Three base hits
Ellis, Hart. Two-base hits-Osteen, ONeil.
Hart, Anderson. Sacrifice hits-Brashear g.
Fiene. First base on errors-Los Angeles
1, Chicago 1. Left on bases-Los Angeles g.
Chicago 10 Bases on balls-Of Koestner l.
Fiene 2, Freeman s, Nagle /. Struck out
By Koestner 3. Fiene l, Freeman 2. Double
plays-O'Neil to Anderson, Hart to Ander-
son. Wild pitch-Koestner. Hit by pitched
ball-Dillon. Time of game-2:3O. Um-
pire--ODay.
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TO THE RACES

s.eau trains to the races 12:i5 p. m. and 11:4i
n m: s5 minutes. Seats for everyone SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC, 600 South Spring street. or
Arcade station.
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WINTER LEAGUE LINEUP
AND AMATEUR NOTES

Games in the California Winter league for
today are follows:
At Santa Barbara
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