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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-01-29

Blue prints Of any township in
Burns Land District, showing
name of entryman, date and kind
of entry, topography, etc, $l.00
each. Platt T. Randall, Burns,
Ore.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

USirEp STATES LAND OFFtCr
burns, oregon. January \, 1910. !
Notice Is here by given that the state of orc.
So Oi0sll 20 select. under the pfoviEious OF the
Act OF Congress approved August II, lHiH, ana
acts amcudatory thereto, the
SAL Nwi and NE,l. swi. Soc. 70, n. p ~ H.
30 r., W. NJ.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or dcSirlnH to object because
Of tho mineral character Of tho land, or Tor
any other reason 90 the disposal to applicant
should tlc thelr Giildayitn Of protest ia this
oiiico. ON or before the expiration OF the period
OF publication,
WV. FAHRK, Register
First publication January y. 1910
Last publication February I'd 1910.
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PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

We the undersigned legal voters OF
Diamond Precinct, llarney County. State
OF Oregon respectfully petition the Hon.
County Court Of Burns, Harney County,
State of Oregon to grant license
TO NJ. Horton TO sell spiritous Malt
and Vinous Liquors in less quantities
than one gallon in Diamond Precinct.
llarney County State Of Oregon for q
period OF six months, from March 1,
1910 to August 81. 1910 as in duly bound
we will ever pray.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED srArrs LAHp OFFtcE,
burns. oregon. nrcUm Der ~, lpt

UNITED srArrs LAM OrFtcE, /
Burns, oregon, December ~, 1909 \
Notice IL hereby given that tho State of ore
gon has filed In this ONCE IT, application
Sorial 40 OiO3i Co select, under the proYiaioui
OF the Act of Congress, approved August IL
lsiS and acts amcndatory thereto. the,
NE'4Nwt. and NwaNK,t Sec. p. T. = s.. Il
20 T., ". NJ,
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
land, described, or desiring to object hccaus,
Of the Mineral character Of tho lsnd. or tot at
other reason, Ia the disposal 10 applicant
should Ole their afiidayiiH Of protest IN this Of
ace. on or before the expiration Of the period
OF publication.
wN, FAHEE, Register.
First publication. January l. 1910.
Last publication. February 3, 1910.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LANp OFTtCE,
Burns. oregon. January ~, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the State o.
Oregon has nlcd In this once its application
Serial No. 0tl0ll to select. under the provision
OF the Act OF congress, approved August H.
isis and acts Rmendatory thereto, the
Nw1.sE,4 Fec. 30. 7. 20 g., II e9E,, 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. 10 the disposal 20 applicant
should nlc their afdavits OF protest in thi,
oiiice, on or before the expiration OF the period
OF publication,
wa. FABRE. Register
First publication January %, 1909.
Last publication March 8. 1910
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ouaproN ON THE FARM.

workman.
The Lord loves you; don't be
afraid of anything.
Send for needed plow-irons
now, so as to be ready.
Attend n neighbors vendue
and help him out u little.
The worst bedfellow in the
world is worry; kick it out!
The average farmer will find
plowshares more profitable than
mining shares.
1T takes money to make
money!" we are often advised.
True, but sometimes it takes
money to make fool.
About the most uncomfortable
and unsatisfying work in which
a man can engage is thrashing
his wildcat crop.
Plenty of screws, strap-hinges,
hasps, gate-hooks and eyes come
handy around the farm. Try a
box of such in the shop.
We need not wear ourselves
out worrying about what will
happen when the soil wears out.
Such a calamity will not happen
in our time.
Throwing vocal stones at other
people may be fun, but ten to
one the other fellow will get
mad and hit you with the real
article sometime.
Some men who are not fit to
have a dollar, rail at their wives
about a ten-cent waste; yet will
firmly hand over So to the saloon
man for distilled damnation, "
as one minister puts it.
| have seen men and women
working around the farm or
house until eleven o'clock at
night, or later; and yet with
years of such lost rest and nerve
force they were very little
ahead. Better go to bed at nine,
get a good rest, and get up early,
with quiet nerves. Then you
can do double work.
Lime-sIlphur wash as a rem
edy for the rabbit pest: During
the last year the lime-sulphur
wash, which for a number of
years has been employed to pre-
vent damage to trees by the San
Jose scale, was tried with great
success in several localities as a
protection for orchard tree
trunks against the attacks of
rabbits, SAYS Secretary Wilson.
The remedy is cheap, and as a
rule single treatment in the fall
appears to protect trees for the
entire winter. Its more exten-
sive use is recommended.
The farmer has time these long
evenings and bad days to work
his brains and broaden his vision
by reading, planning and study
ing. He has time to weigh prob
lens and to write letters that
should have been written long
ago. | know some farmers liv-
ing handy to the village store
who spend every evening and
bad day loafing. This is too
much of a good thing. believe
in dividing the time up a little
better. The fellow who has no
desire to improve his mental
qualities, or to figure out why he
has not made much money in the
past year, might at least spend a
little time in doing things for
the comfort and pleasure of those
he loves. From February Farm
Journal.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

uNirgp srArEs LAND OFFICE,
Burns, oregon, January 10, 1910
Notice In hereby glvon that Jacob schott OF
LRwen, oregon, who, ON April ~, zoos made
homestead entry No $500, serial No, O2blp. for
NEA, Section 20. Township "a South, Range
70 East, Willamette Meridian, has nlcd notice
OF Intention to mako Final Comm mutation Proof,
10 establish claim TO tho land above described.
before the Register and Receiver, AZ BurnH,
oregon, ON the 2ard day OF February 1910
Claimant names m witnesses,
Edward SNYDER, of LAwon, oregon, James
buchanan. OF burns, oregon, Norman Mo
lntosh, John Mcintosh, both of Lawon, oregon
wM FARnH. Register.
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Notice Is hereby given that on Tues.
day the lst day Of March 1910 the
undersigned will apply to the Couoty
Court Of the State of Oregon for Hlrney
County for the license mentioned Ia the
foregoing petition.
NJ. HORTON.
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NOTICE

Any and all persons owing the
firm of Hagey, Fenwick q Jack
son, either on account or note,
are hereby notified that all such
accounts and notes are now in
the hands of C. II. Leonard for
collection. Such persons are
hereby requested to make imme-
date settlement Of the same,
Dated Aug. 9th, 1909.
HAGEY, FENwICK & JACKSON.
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To Henry L. Jones, Chester Jones
and Sylvia Jones, and to Elma A. Jones,
and TO all persons interested in the
above named estate;
You and each OF you are hereby cited
and required to appear before the above
entitled Court ut the court hou @ in
Burns, Oregon, on Monday the 9Th day
Of February, 1910, at the hour Of 10
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, then and there
to show cause II and you have why and
order OF this Court should not be made
and entered authorizing and directing
Elma A. Jones, Guardian OF the estate
OF the above named minors 10 sell all
OF the right title and interest Of said
above named minors in and too certain
real estate in the manner prayed for in
her application and petition filed herein {;
said real estate being an undivided "a
interest in and to the SEA Of section f;
and NJ and sWI4 OF section 8; all in
township %, s. II. 80, f., W. NJ, in
Harvey County, Oregon.
Witness the Hon. j. Z. Rector Judge
Of the County Court Of IIarney county,
Oregon, this 9th day OF Jan 1910.
J. p. RECTOR, County Judge.
Attest: Seal.
SAM MoTHERsHEAD County Clerk
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NO TREsPAssING.

Hunting il forbidden upon my
place adjoining Burns. Trospass-
rs will DO prosecuted.
G. II. VOEGTLY.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFFtcE, I
Burua. Oregon, January 10, 1910
Notice IL hereby given that the state oi Ore
gon has hled IN this ONCE Its application
Serial No. Oilu7l To select, undor tho proVis
Ions OF the Act Of CongrOsH, approved August
II, lSiS and acts amendctory thereto, tho
81 SEA Sec "a, T. "a s., II. 8s f., W. NJ.
Any and all perPons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring to object because
OF the mineral character of the land, or for any
other reason, TO tho disposal to applicant,
should hle their anidayits of protest In this
Office, on or before tho expiration Of the period
OF publication.
wN. FARRR, Register
First publication, January %, 1910
Last publication, MArcn ., 1910.
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Meetings of the Council every Second and
Fourth Wednesday
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Bread for sale at the Home
Hotel.
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CITATION NOTICE.

In the County Court OF the State Of ore
gou, for liarney County
In the matter Of the Estate
Of Henry h. Jones, Ches-
ter Jones and Sylvia Citation.
Jones, minors.
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JOHN ROBINS ON
Stock Inspector, Harvey Comfy.
Home Address Burns, Ore
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY


Circuit Court meets the nrst Monday In
April aud nrst Monday IN October
Jointsenntor ,.....,..4,....,, & W Parrish
Joint Representative ...... ... w II Brooke
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COUNTY nAHNEY;

County Court meets the Grst Wednesday Il
Iepuary, March, May, July, September AM
Soyeabor,
HAgREY u, T. LAND oFTICE:
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at 4;30 o'clock.
A regular meeting of the Britannia
Club will be held tonight at 8 o'clock.
On Friday evening this club will hold
its first annual dinner at 1880 o'clock.
On Thursday evening a committee
will meet at the association to con-
slider THE Men M Religion Forward
Movement" Beginning with Septem-
Der, 1911, this movement is to work
through ninety OF the chief cities of
North America. At the meeting this
week the committee is TO consider
whether or not delegates shall be sent
to Buffalo TO attend the conference to
be held October 25-27, regarding plans
for the movement.
Every Monday night a Bible study
group supper for men attending the
Bible classes is held. Men are invited
to come directly from their work to
the association for supper and then to
join one OF the Bible study groups
from I to 7:45 o'clock. Men are thus
enabled to ill evening engagements.
Tonight the High School Bible classes
will meet, hen supper will be served,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-18
ROOSEVELT FIVE
SHOULD GIVE The
'DOMINS' A BATTLE
Xaviers Open Season With a
Win-IrOnsides to Start
Sunday.
BY SURE SHOT.
first big basketball contest

he uISL plB DdSheIUdll Contest u
be witnessed in Newark this
season will be played at st.
Georges Hall in New York avenue to-
night. when the newly organized
Dominican A. A. will play their initial
contest with the Roosevelt Five, Met
ropolitan champions of New York. The
latter quintet, which has been rated as
one of the fastest teams that ever played
in this vicinity, has yet to lose a contest
to a local five. with the exception of
the National Turner's n the Pirate
Five, which teams downed the New
Workers last year. Manager Vide
Dougherty, of the 'Doms," is confident
that his team will annex their first
game to the win column. The game
will start at $3.50 o'clock.
The following players will be in the
lineup of the Dominicans: Artie Con-
Ion, Pop WEIGH, Eddie Petuck, Paddy
Doyle, Harry Hemminger, Kid Knock
els and Vide Dougherty. The Roose-
velts will have: H. Brill, c.. Bralower.
M. Freeman, 8. Kranzel, E. Sedrau and
s. Harrison.
The Xavier Catholic Clubs basket
ball team opened It's season with a 49,
to-29 victory over the Christ Church
Five, of New York, at Casino Hall
last night. The play was fast and ex-
citing and Il large crowd turned out
to witness The contest. The score at
the end of the initial period was II TO
-, in favor of the home quintet.
The Ironside basketball five will play
it's first game at kemper's Hall Sun
day, meeting the fast Universal Five,
of this city.
Basketball a n will be given a big
treat at the National Turn Verein to-
morrow evening. when the turner's
crack junior team will have as its OPP
p%onents the Warpoe Educational In
stitute team, Of New York, a quintet
that has to its list of victories the
scalps of the Clark House and Uni
versity fives. In the preliminary game
the third team of the red and black
will meet :he Monarch A. c., of the
Montclair Y. NJ. G. A ~.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-18
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY

The fifth anniversary of Golden Link
Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star,
will be celebrated with a reception and
banquet at D~oelgefs Hall on Thurs
day evening" October 81.
The committee having he affair in
charge are preparing to entertain a
prominent list of guests of the order.
Golden Link Chapter was instituted in
1906. The officers of the chapter will
also aid in the reception of the official
sisters who will attend. Chairman
Longfelder will head the general COM
mittee. The chapter meets at Musician
Temple, 401 Plane street.
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The BOOSTER
ONE PAGE-THAT's ENOUGH.

in some mysterious man
ner been returned to his
home. Just where Billy
was or how he ever got
back is a mystery. But
so sure Is he of being IN
that dear Germany that
he says he took the bats
on the Hackensack, be-
lieving he was at
Carlsbad. Relatives and
friends are advised that he
is now confined in his
own sanitarium. suffering
with the hallucination
that he was really in
Germany. And although
his face or eyes show no
trace of having been dec
GRATED, he still insists
that he was decorated by
the kaiser. Billy, how
ever, is a good fellow,
and quite a good guesser.
1 heard him say the other
night. while in his place,
that he guessed it was
the same one that writed
up all the fellows down
this way, but Billy did
not guess this was in
pickle. Save wine fol
me, Billy. I will be
around tonight.
A FRIEND.
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EDITED by
n. z.
ANSWELL
welcome.


Quite q treat to get a
glimpse of Old Sol once
more.
"A Perfect Gentleman ;"
C. L., of the Pru.-
Such beautiful sarcasm.
Come again.--Ed.
A PIaywright's Fancy.
Professor S a m m Y
Bugs" Red Society"
John Begley, etc, ETC.,
has written a play
titled %'Tortures Of a
Hay Wagon Boss"
In the second act of
mis- masterpiece the pro-
fessor will appear in his
famous Fire and Water
Dance This dance
was originated by
the Red Amazons of
South America. Profess
sor Begley is a descend
ant of Jijiba Jay. one Of
the Amazon chieftains,
and he is one Of the
worlds foremost dancers.
Professor Begley tried
in vain to enlist the
services of Professor
Doc Culkin, but the
famous doc is now tray-
cling with a temperance
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RANCH BROOK PARK was the

IN RANCH BROOK PARK was the
scene Of much activity yester-
day afternoon when eight North
ern Public School Soccer Football
League teams battled from early after
noon until night-falf. The plan of hav-
ing the senior and junior league teams
play on the same day turned out to be
a success. All the contests were played
without any confusion. Each organs-
zation played foul games. In the senior
league, Franklin annexed another VIC
tory by defeating the Fourteenth Ave-
nue. team by the score of 2 goals to D.
AS a result, of the formers win they
now hold down first place alone. Bur-
net Street took a contest from the
Seventh Avenue school clever by the
score OF Q goals to l. Central Avenue
shut out South Market street l goal to
o. while North Seventh BANKED Nor
ton, 8 to 0.
In the junior league two goal to
scores were made. Central Avenue win
ing from Summer Avenue and Bruce
Street blanking North Seventh Street
by h above respective scores. Bur
net Street overwhelmed Seventh Ave-
nue.. 5 goils to !. while Franklin de-
feated Merton 3 goa4 to ].
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At 7:45 a meeting of the delegates
who will attend the Boys State Con
ference at Madison win be held.
A membership committee will meet
at 1880 tonight.
Tomorrow afternoon at AIS the scout
boys classes will meet as usual and
the youths social Bible class will have
a membership rally at 7:45.
On Friday afternoon the third meet
ing In the contest of the Order of the
Triangle will be held at Ais, when the
Rev. Andrew S. Zimmermann will
speak. The score at the present time
stands 1,243 points for the browns
and 1,05S points for the Greens
The delegates who will attend the
| conference at Madison will leave on
a late afternoon train Friday and spend
three days at Madison at the Boys
State Conference.
On Saturday Will occur the regular
Bible classes Of the boys division.
The appearance of the Jewel" solo
lists will be the attraction at the Sat
urday night popular entertainment
| These wonderful artists play popular
solos and duets on piano, mandolin ans
cornet. Refined motion pictures will
also be shown.
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FRANKIE BURNS SHADES JOE COSTER

night knocked ont the ex-bantam
champion, Joe Bowker, in the eighth
round, before the National Sporting
Club. of London. The fight was for
the bantam championship of Great
Britain and a purse of $4,000.
George Kitson and Charley Goldman,
two of the best bantams in the coun-
try, meet in the main bout of ten
rounds at the Reno A. c., Brooklyn,
tonight.
Those old-time rivals, Willie Lewis
and Sailor Burke, are training like de-
mons 70 rthe t~en-round bout which
comes off at the National Club on Fri,
day night.
Billy Glover, the Boston welter-
weight, will have ais work cut out for
him when lie faces Harry Lewis. of
Philadelphia, in the ten-round wind-up
at the special show at Browns gym
nasium Thursday night. Glover has
always claimed hat he was the legit-
innate welter-weight champion since he
beat, Moriarty, who defeated Honey
Melody for the title. Glover has a
draw with Freddy Welsh. e Young
Nitchie. fought ffteen-round draw with
Tommy Quill, won from Johnny Dohan
and Jack Dorman and has seven vic
tories over Fighting Dick Nelson, who
recently defeated the Dixie Kid.
Leo Houck, of Lancaster, Pa, de-
feated Jimmy Gardner, of Lowell,
Mass, in a six-round bout before the
National Athletic Club in Philadelphia
last night. IN only one round, the
fourth, did Gardner show to advantage.
In this session he had a slight lead
over Houck, but as the battle pro-
crossed the sturdy Pennsylvania wore
his adversary down n had a good
lead at the close.
c.. Robertson last night knocked out
Arthur McLaglin. of Australia. in the
second round IF a ten-round fight at
Winnipeg, Man.
Johnny Dohan, of Brooklyn. had a
slight advantage over Joe Stein, OF
New York, in a fast ten-round bout at
Albany last night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-18

To the Sporting Editor of the Evening star:
l. To settle i dispute. will you kindly
let us know what was Doyle's batting
average for the season? 2. Also let
us know about how man men were
batting 300 or over in the National
League and oblige, NJ. 5.
Doyle's unofficial average is .279- Ten
men batted 300 or better by the unof-
fetal figures. Why not walt until the
official figures are published to settle
YOUR ~bets?-fd.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-18

To the Sporting Editoriof the Evening star
Please decide who is the winner Of
the following bet: A bets that IL
Mathewson pitches for the Giants
against Vaughn. for the Yankees, that
the Giants will win. h takes the mega
tive end of the bet. The point in
doubt is this. Die Mathewson beat
Vaughn? Who gets credit for the
game last Saturday? ELIZABETH.
The game goes to Drucke's credit.
Ed.
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NEWARK. N. j, OCTOBER Is, 1910.

lecturer, and Is giving
his views on the ravages
of liquor.
Professor Begley's
company consists of Nick
Rowe, the famous coon
shouter, in his famous
ditty, entitled Who
Froo Dat Mato." This
song was written and
composed by Niblo Pig
gy Lynch, the Down
Neck square-head. Wit
Burns, the famous TRACE
dian, will appear with
NJ. A. Mahon in Kelly's
Bald Spot. w. l. It.
Contributions.
Dear Imp-After wan
dering aimlessly about
the Newark and Hacken-
sack meadows for the last
six months, with the false
impression that he was
travelling in GermanV.
Mr.. Billy Heisler, of
Hamburg place, who, as
stated in the Booster
September IA last, left
here on foot. bound for
the fatherland to sing
THE Wearing of the
Green" and other Irish
songs for the kaiser. has
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Jersey City Boy in Fine Shape.
Powell VS.. MartO-BOwker
Knocked Out.

IL RANkIE BURNS, the Jersey City
boy, won his bout from Joe Cos
ter last night at the Olympic
Club, of New York, after ten interest
ing rounds, although his shade over the
Brooklyn boy was not very big. 1t was
the aggressiveness that won for Burns,
for he carried the bout to Coster all the
way. and had Coster been a bit more
willing he might have earned himself
a draw.
Burns, however, never let the young
Italian get the jump on him, and he
kept tearing in with a nasty left for
the head, bringing 1t down to the body
when they were in close. Coster made
a favorable impression in the opening
rounds, and again in the fourth and
eighth rounds, the latter being his best
session. He opened up on the Jersey
lite with left hooks to the head and
body. and once rocked Burns with
a well-directed right. frankie took
what his opponent had, and Their came
back and took the lead again. Burns
had to fight his best to keep in front.
At the start 1t seemed as if Coster
would give the Jersey boy the time of
his life to get the better of the bout.
Joe started like a whirlwind. n cas-
lily gained the honors in the first two
minutes of fighting, when frankie UNI
corked his right hook and bewildered
Coster in the next minute. Joe. how
ever, had the better of the round.
Lew Powell, the champion light
weight of the Pacific coast, will make
his initial bow in an Eastern ring at
the Fairmont Club tonight, when he
meets Johnny Mario, the Italian cham
pion and one of the best boys in the
lightweight division.
Battling Nelson and Anton Lagrave,
a Frisco lightweight, were matched
last night to fight fifteen rounds be-
fore the Broadway Athletic Club, Of
San Francisco. October 2S. The men
will fight at catch weights.
Digger Stanley, of London, last
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NOT MUCH OF A PROBLEM.

"A scientist figures that a tremendous
lot OF power is wasted by human Jaws"
"A political campaign or a prizefsht
will demonstrate that"