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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-04
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court Of the State OF Ore.
gon, for Harney County.
Clara Craft, plaintiff

In the Circuit Court Of the State OF ore-
gon, for Harney County.
Clara Craft, plaintiff
vs.
Charles Craft, defendant
Charles Graft, Defendants In the name
Of tho State OF Oregon You ara hereby
required 10 appear and answer The com
plalnt died against You In the above "a
titled suit on or before the first day Of
the next regular term Of the above on.
titled Court. TO Wit; on or before the
4,h day Of October. 1909, and II You fall
10 30 appear and answer, iof want tbere-
Of. plant viii take Judgement against
you for the relief prayed for 10 plaintiff =
complaint. TO Wit;
For decree OF divorce absolute from
the defendant, and for such further re-.
lief as therein mentioned and for costs
and disbursements.
THE summons is published In The
Times. Herald, a weekly newspaper pub
lished In the City OF Burns. lIarncy
County, Oregon. once week ior six
consecutive weeks for service. pnhllca-
tion by order Of Hon. Geo. +, Davis,
Judge Of tbs circuit court Of the ninth
judicial district Of IIarney County and
State OF Oregon, made and entered on
the 10th day Of August, 1909. Ia, fret
publication hereof IN made on the slst
day Of August, 1909
Geo. q. SiEcmore.
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Jury for having maintained an
illegal fence upon government
land in Harney county. During
the trial of the case il was shown
to the jury that Hanley main
tanned the fence and used the
government for the purpose OF
ranging his stock. Upon the
showing made during the trial,
which was a very long and tedi-
Gus one, Hanley was convicted
of having violated the law.
Immediately after the verdict
had been returned, Senator John
Gearin and c. +. S. Wood, at
torneys for Hanley, filed a mo-
ton for a new trial. This mo-
ton was afterwards argued at
length and submitted to Judge
Wolverton for his decision.
Judge Wolverton this morning
handed down his decision in the
case, refusing to grant the new
trial asked for The time of
passing sentence was left some
what to the convenience of the
attorneys for the defendant, it
being stated that the defense
would be ready for sentence this
afternoon, provided it would be
possible for Colonel Wood to be
present.
Following the pronouncement
of the sentence the attorneys for
Mr.. Hanley will ask time in
which to perfect their appeal TO
the United States circuit court of
appeals. Portland Journal.
Later news from Portland an
nounces that Mr.. Hanley was
fined $500 and costs which h
amounts in all to about $4,000.
The case will be appealed to the
United States court of appeals,
according to this advice.
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NOTES FROM SUNSET.
ANANIAs

ANANlAS -
A. Il. Porter is enjoying visit
from his father, A. Porter, Of
Portland. Mr.. Porter recently
sold his land holdings in Sherman
county, and expects to file on
some land in the southern part
of this county.
Ray Barron has returned to
his work near Mud Lake, after
a short visit with his family.
X. d. Stahl, Van Embree and
Ike Swift visited at their home
steads over Sunday. They are
working at the Sod House ranch,
Neil Dawson, who has been
working at Drewsey. returned
home last week for a short visit
with his parents. He was a
business visitor to Burns, Sat
urday.
Erred Barron attended the Hay
makers ball at Narrows last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dawson
and little daughter, left the first
of the week for Steens Mts. for
a short outing.
C. V. Reed visited over Sunday
with his family.
Clarence Harmer is clearing
brush and plowing on his grand
fathers homestead.
N. Henney and brother-in- law,
d. Fl. Mcpherson, are working
on the latter's homestead near
Lawen.
The gardens IN this locality are
exceptionally fine this year and
many people are planning for
exhibits at the Harvey County
Fair.
|. S. Tyler is hauling lumber
for improvements on his home
stead.
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A BOOSTERS PLEDGE,

On my word and honor. | here
by now declare that as long as |
am a resident of this community,
it will be my constant aim to
boost all the time and every time.
] will do what | can for any pub
lie work that has the good of the
community as its object. | will
submit and abide by majority
rule and will not knock and howl
my head off if things are not
done my way. / will take no
radical or extreme position on
any question before the people
and will have due respect for the
opinions of my friends and
neighbors when their opinions
are opposed to mine. / will al
ways try to say something good
about my town and my people,
or I'll keep my 'bazoo" shut, and
"cut it out" like a man. / rea-
lie that if this community is
good enough to live in and make
my money in, 1t is the proper
place to spend my money in,
especially when | am patronizing
legitimate industry or enterprise
in my home town. -Nickerson
Argosy.
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LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Grant Reynolds was over from
his Warm Springs home the first
of the week.
DIR. II. Denman and daughter
were up from Hartman the first
of this week.
Scott Hayes and family have
moved into their city residence
for the winter.
If you are interested in good
hogs let me sell you a Registered
Berkshire. DR.. HIBBARD.
The Frank Dibble thresher is
over from Silver Creek operating
in this neighborhood.
For SALE 200 cords of pine
wood at $1.50 per cord. Slab
wood ST. 90 a load at the Harnev
Saw Mill, l.. r. Bunyard.
Geo. Smyth and wife were in
from their Andrews home a few
days this week on business.
George has disposed of his in
terest in the store at Andrews to
his brother John.
Mrs. Robt. Irving and children
have moved into the Neal resi-
dence on the Hill where they will
live during the school year. Roe
Buchanan and wife occupy a
portion Of the same residence.
Associated press dispatches of
Sept. /, claim that DIR. Frederick
A. Cook, an American explorer,
had reached the north pole on
April 2l, 1908, and is now fight
ing his way back to civilization.
The message sent out from Co
penhagen is given full credence
in scientific circles.
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WIN. HANLEY GETS A FINE.

William Hanley, convicted in
the United States court of having
maintained an illegal fence on
government land in Harvey coun-
ty. was denied a new trial by
Judge Wolverton this morning.
He is to be sentenced either this
afternoon or tomorrow morning
and it is practically certain that
the case will then be taken to
the United States court of APP
peals.
William Hanley is one of the
best known stock men in the CEN
tral part Of the state. He is
well known also as a politician in
his country. and during the many
years Of his residence in Harney
county and that vicinity has
built UP a big fortune.
Some time ago Hanley was in
dicted by the United States grand
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FAIR PREMIUM LISTS HERE.

The premium lists for the
county fair have at last been re-
ceived and are now being dis
tributed throughout the county.
II is hoped all will take an inter-
est this fall and make the fair
the best. We have a fine lot of
products considering the dry sea-
son and all should be exhibited.
The fair is for all Harney
county and the products from one
section will not be given prefer
ence over any other, but it will
be all Harney county. The live
stock exhibit should be even bet
ter than before and the premi-
ums are most liberal.
The speed program is the best
ever given in Eastern Oregon
and should attract some fast
stock.
If you haven't yet received a
premium list write for one or
call on the secretary.
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It is rumored, according to the
Portland Journal, that Hartman
will abandon the Deschutes routes
now that Judge Bean has de-
cided the Oregon Trunk has first
right of way, and will extend the
Columbia Southern from Shaniko,
it being a shorter route into Cen
tral Oregon. This has been sug-
gested to Mr.. Hartman before
and likely would have been done
had not Mr.. Hill started up the
Deschutes.
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Late news from Portland an
nounces that the (HilD Oregon
Trunk has secured another adj
vantage over its rival in building
into Central Oregon by purchas-
ing the survey of the Central
Oregon Railroad, aline originally
projected by Portland business
men who are interested in the
irrigation work at Bend. This
survey was made from Shaniko
and since the Hill people have
acquired it only that portion as
will be utilized between Madras
and Bend. This latest move
gives the Hill line about rs miles
additional line and surveys are
being extended on south from
Bend.
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Bob PRINTING The Tlmes-HeraId.

Job printing The Times-Herald.
-Four car loads consisting Of
bugnes, wagons, plows, harrows
farm machinery, barb wire and
nails now EN- route. See c. II.
voegtly for prices.
The matinee and band concert
last Sunday afternoon at the fair
grounds was quite a success.
There were three running races,
a trot between Sidney Wilkes
and The Remitter and some sad
die horses easily distanced Sheriff
Richardson's auto. It had been
intended to have Progress" trot
against the auto but the horse
was too lame. The balloon as
consion did not take place until
sundown. This was very unsat-
isfactory to out of town people.
Mr.. Littlejohn did some excellent
work on the slackwire. He may
return for fair week but should
he come he will be required in
the contract to make his ascen-
sions before s o'clock each after
noon. Another race matinee
viii be pulled off Sunday, Sept.
IL. The admission win be 25
and Is cents.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
umrsp STATES LAND oyyicr,

Burns. Oregon. August 20, ipO9,t
Notice IL hereby given that Baacom Pfitch,
Of wavsrly, Oregon who. on October ~, 1907,
made Homestead Entry No, S2np, Serial
section Township ~ south. Range 81
kast. Willamette McrIdan. has hled notice
Of Intention 70 make Final Communication
cribcd, before the RegIsIer ard Reeeive,, At
burns. Oregon, on the 2sth day OF sptembor,
1900.
Claimant names as witnesses,
william H. fritoh, Chaa. Bradley, Abraham
y. Bennett, all OF waverly. Oregon. Thomas
Dillon. OF Burma, Oregon.
wM. FARaE. Ragiaior.
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Phone your orders 10 the Cash
Grocery u Bakery for bread,
pies, cookies, fruits, etc. Deliv-
cry ma le promptly
$4,000 ft first class dry lumber
in short lengths; also End and 3rd
class from $500 to $1,000 per M.
Burns Milling Co.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND oFFiCf,
burma, Oregon, August 20, no

buTns, oregon, August 20, lpOpN
Notice is hereby given that simpson W, sur
geon, OF Danio. Oregon. who, ON June ~, 1909
made homestead Entfy No. a0sO i.akeview ~
fies, Serial No. oide0, for sWif NW,f, section 3,
Ets NEll and NEl2 eEtl section A. Township 30
south, Range IS Esst Willamette Meridian. has
nied notice Of Intention % make FINAL I'VE year
proof 70 establish claim % the lAnd above
described, before NJ, J. O'Connor, ", =. Com
missioner, al his once Iat Denio, oregon. ON
the 2nd day OF October, 1909
Claimant names ~ witnesses
Charles W. Cutfon, Roaa y, poan, Melvin
Doan and byron T. fical, all OF Denio, Oregon
wn fAHhr, Register,
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Peter An
driau. Deceased.

In the matter Of the Estate OF Peter An.
drieu, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed executor Of the Estate OF Peter
Andrieu. deceased, has tiled his annl
account 10 said estate and the Hon J r.
Rector, Judge Of the County Court for
Harvey County, Oregon, has sci Mon
day, the :4th day Of October, 1900, at
the hour Of 10 o'clock m, at his office
In Burns, Harvey County, Oregon as
the time aud place for hearing objeetio 8
10 said account. Any and all porsous
obIecting 10 said account are hereby no.
tiled TO appear at said time and place
Dated at Burns. Oregon, Sept, 8, 1909.
EDw. ]. CATLow,
Executor OF the Estate oi Peter Andrleu
Deceased.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ngsa, uSI,re o,nsnp Srar,s asa., asD uss'Is ~ I,

UNITED STATES LAND OfFfcK.
Burns. oregon. August 20, 1909 \
Notice 10 hereby given that william II. Frltch
q wsyefly, Oregon, who on Jnns y & lsoi
for ~ NWL aud Lots and a, section o.
Township "a South, Range 80 East, william
cite Meridian, has died notice Of intention "a
make FINAL Communication proof. 10 establish
claim 20 the land above described. before No
Register aud Receiver, at Burns. oregon on
the 2sth day OF september 1909.
Claimant names a. witncanesi
Abraham u. Bennett, Chas Bradley, bnsoom
frisch, all Of waverly, oregon. Thomas
Dillon. OF Burns, oregon.
WA. FARRK Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAsp oFYicE
nnrna. OIonnn. InlN %. 100

Burns, oregon, July 20, 1900
Notice 10 hereby given that tho State Of ore.
gon has hled IN this once It's application Serial
No. 09i44l 10 select, under the provisions OF tho
Act OF Congress, approved August II, lbis, and
acts amendatory thereto, the
NJ OF NJ section 30. \. ~ g., Il ~ E., W. NJ
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring 10 object because
of the mineral character OF the land, or for
any other reason, to the disposal 10 applicant,
should hle their afndavita OF protest In this
once, on or before the expiration OF the period
OF publication.
VIZ. FAnRR. Register
First publication July ~, 1869.
Last publication September 4. 1902.
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1t might be well for Mr.. Har-

It might be well for Mr.. Har-
riman to get busy in the Malheur
canyon if he expects to hold this
pass to the exclusion of other
lines. The time seems to be ripe
for a rival line to look into the
matter. Mysterious acting in
dividuals should not be prowling
around on his territory causing
him nervousness.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Burns. oregon. July 30 1900
Notice 10 hereby given that The state Of ore.
gon has aiod 10 this once lis applications
Serial No. eats3l 90 select. under the pro-
uut II. isis. and acts amendator5 thereto, 'ho
NKA aKlz SEA Nwk Zee ~. Nwaf NM,
Sec, ~; SKA HWX ssc. n, T. 30 r.. Il ~ "
". Hws9 NE54 Sec. n, 7. 30 T.. u. "a ~ W M,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring 10 object because
OF the mineral character gf The land, of fDf
any other rsasoH. 70 the disposat 10 applicant.
should die their aftdayita OF protest IN this
Of publication.
VIZ. fAnnE. Register.
First publication, August :, 1909.
Last publication. September u. 1907.
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CottriIl a. Clemens are prepar-
cd to do custom work with their
portable saw mill located u
miles west Of Cold Springs on
Poison Creek. Lumber for sale.
Get youa permit and have them
saw your lumber. Terms arc
reasonable.
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Job prio,ing-rhe Times. Herald

Some very desirable residence
and business lotsin Burns can be
secured by seeing Irving Miller.
We are informed the Burns
Flour Milling Co. is paying q
cents a pound for milling wheat.
G. 0. Hendricks came up from
Lawen this morning, having
brought his daughter Lillian up
to enter high school.
Mrs. A. George has the thanks
of The Times-Herald family for
n fine box cf fruit sent in from
the George orchard.
C. w. Lewis was up from Mar
rows yesterday, He is now
holding a position with c. A.
Haines in the store.
Gao acre ranch for sale suitable
for dairy or stock ranch. Abund-
ance of water for irrigation and
power inquire at this Office.
Pat Connolly came over from
Drewsey the first of this week,
bringing over his running colts
to put in shape for the fair races.
Della Day Freeman. profess
sional nurse. Parties desiring
her services may find her at the
home of Thomas Sagers, Burns.
j. C. Bowen and wife arrived
here Wednesday from Baker
City on a visit to the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey.
For SALE Farm implements,
including a mower and rake.
harrow and plow, a light wagon
and other tools. See H. Kallen-
bach.
Farmers should take advantage
of the moisture that has fallen
during the week. Where possi-
BILE work the soil so as to save
the moisture for later use.
Miss Eva Russell. who recent
ly underwent a slight operation
in this city, had recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be removed to her
home at Harney the first of the
week.
Next Monday is Labor Day.
therefore the schools will not
open until Tuesday. However.
the pupils should go on Monday
and see what books and supplies
are necessary.
A. 4. Millard. one Of the teach
ers in the public schools the COM
ing year, arrived from his farm
near Van today. Mrs. Millard
him over, but will
return to the farm atonce.
We wish to announce now that
any of our farmer subscribers
who desire to may pay their sub
in grain, wheat, oats
or barley at the market price.
The manager Of this great relig-
ious wants TO take care Of his
chickens, horse and COW and will
deal direct with the farmer.
Farmers should remember their
own show during next month at
the county fair October 5 to 8
inclusive. Bring in your big
turnips, beets, cabbage,
ETC., and don't forget the pigs.
chickens and horses. Liberal
premiums are offered for all.
Homer Cecil will have charge Of
the live stock this year.
An important real estate deal
which was made Tuesdayoccurred
when A. E. Brown from near
Mountain in Harney
county became the possessor Of
the Frank Davis ranch just
southwest of Ontario. This is
one Of the finest improved ranch-
es near Ontario, and includes col
acres, which Mr.. Brown bought
for SIG, 900. Ontario Optimist.
Based on the dog census. Cam
yon City's population should be
5000 instead of 800. Dogs Of
high and low degree. the yellow
purp and the dogonedest dog that
ever wagged a tail rove in packs
IN the main thorougfare. It Is
100 bad, and yet they are all legal
citizens and pay the required 81
/ year for the privilege of livingand
cattle through the town.
Blue Mt. Eagle.
Assessor Donegan has about
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is better for one to die than for all.
The fatner and mother protested,
and said: "Oh, my son, my son. We
cannot give you up" But, with un-
daunted courage, he embraced each
of his younger brothers and sister,
and father, and last of all, his
mother, and then leaped out and
bravely gave his life as a ransom for
his" dear ones" Such love Jointly
represents the Christ love, who not
only died for his friends, but his
bitterest enemies also.
He looks around on the eleven, out
on the sin-cursed world; the groans
of the burdened and the cry of the
oppressed; the low moan of the wild
ow and the sobbing shrieks of the
orphan; the piteous appeal of the
culprit, and the beseeching look of
the unforfgiven thief, startle his SEN
sitive soul as his spirit-fingers begin
to actually touch sin. A whole world
in sin, and on these eleven the task
of saving iti Through them a race
of rebels brought back to God! VIII
they be equal TO it?
Stephen Merit, the great Meth
odist mission worker I'm New York
City, gave a great supper in the
darkest slums of New YORK one even
ing to the criminals of all classes
gathered there. Life was not worth
much in those quarters. When he
got ready to go home he found his
tall, silk hat filled with chicken
bones and soup. Fearing this an in
dication OF an attack upon him he
ordered his cab driver to hasten on
with him. Imagine his plight and
CONSERVATION when a man seized
each wheel and two men the horses,
when one of the toughs addressed him
thus: I'VE filled your hat with
bones and scraps to see II we could
make you angry; but seeing how
kindly you took Il, we believe you
really love us, and want you to come
and pray with us.
He did so, and a great number OF
them were led to God that night. The
spirit of Christ always has and al
ways will win out.
How are they to do It? Not by
the might OF intellect, for sin has
many more intellectual
See yon Roman sentinel stands
guard and Pilot represents the very
of power. He will
condemn Jesus, ti.eir leader. tomor-
row.
Poor fellows! how weak they look
J esus lowers his voice into the sweet
hush Of a mothers sweet, caresslng
words; his eye softens more than
ever. Sublime scene! Angels poise
IN silence to hear, as he says: Lit
lie children, yet little while | am
With you, ye shall seek me, and as /
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AN ELOQUENT SERMON
BY Or. MclNTURFF AT
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

"a new commandment give unto
you that ye love one another even
as | have loved you"
Picture the scene OF moral lowell
ness OF Christ's last interview before
his death. The place is that conse-
Grated upper room, the time is Thurs
day, april 5th. the evening before
the Masters death.
He had spent the three preceding
days In Quietude preparatory to the
awful scenes through which he was
about TO pass a most eventful even
ing. Behold him approach the
the city. The room ha been fur
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n'shed in which he is TO eat the pas
soyer with his disciples, arrange for
death. wash his feet and ordain the
sacrament
Judas Is there. AS Jesus passes
the wine that old human discu sion
as 20 who should be the greatest,
arose and. TO forever settle II, he
lay aside the outer garment and
proceeds to wash their feet. and Ina
this act He speaks in a language
greater than word can express; He
is greatest who can serve the lOwly
most and the Worll best.
In the hwh OF oncoming death
we must not miss a word nor look.
lie Is our dying friend. Here every
thing is OF immense value. He
move on like God. One has said;
Socrates died like philosopher;
but Jesus Christ like a God.
There is no harry. no doubt, but
everything is done In majesty and
glory. The scene is sublime. Judas
has gone out. They breathe better
now. Gloom sits on the Masters
tender brow and throbs In his aching
heart, How much must be done and
tomorrow he dies.
There was a man travelling across
the snow with his family. on being
pursued by pack OF wolves, Il APP
peared to all OF them that they must
perch All were In mortal terror.
The oldest son, manly fellow, said
10 HIS father, with bated breath, all
must perish, unle's something is
done We can not overpower them I;
they will soon be upon us; will get
out and contend with them as long
as poa'ible, and while they devour
me you hasten on with mother and
the other children and eseape-it