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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30

might be taken to another climate
for the benefit of her health. Mr.
Cole had leased the Overland
hotel and was preparing to take
his devoted wife away immedi-
ately but Mr., Greathouse came
down Thursday with the report
that Mrs. Cole was worse Mr.,
Cole and DR., Griffith were taken
up by A. X. Richardson in his
auto and the invalid brought
to town that afternoon. She
stood the tripwrlEapd wasrest-
ing that GeseAill& bju Aatdr she
took 8 turn fortln worse and ehe
end came n few minutes before
three o'clock yesterday morning.
Mrs. Coles maiden name was
May Zapp and she was born in
Idaho City Idahp,YN years ago
last May. When but two years
old her parents moyedIo Virginia
City, Nevada, but'later returned
to Idaho. She was married to
Frank Cole aB Boise ] in March
1897 and they came to Burns
six years agoJ Besides her hus-
band she leaves Il son, Edgar
Crandell, lhy . fotmer marriage; !;
a sister in Wilson Idaho, and a
brother in California.
, Deceased wa4 notla member of
any church but was devoted to
her lodge work, being a active
member of Sylvia Rebekah
Lodge, No. Az l. 900. f, and
was the retiring Noble Grand.
Not only in her lodge was she
loved and esteemed but among
a wide circle of acquaintances.
Her cheerful, hopeful life; her
devotion as wife; her kindness to
everybody, will long linger as a
fragrant memory among her
friends and lods9 niefSDers which
her presence ebaehtehed and
her death has now darkened.
Though she has eoHclher record
has been made, and will repiain
a lasting treasure.
The funeral will be held this
afternoon from the Odd Fellows
lodge room and the service will
be conducted blythe Rebekah
Lodge of whichshe yasanhonur-
ed member. Interment win take
place in the |. o. .. f. cemetery.
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The prospects for having q
much better crop of grain than
was hoped for is of vastly more
Importance than a big crop Of
candidates that must later have
sore heads.
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION
uSftEb srAtrs I.Asp oYTIcs.
UufnH. urcsun IulN "a. i9lO

UNITED NrAftN lASD Ofltct. I
.al,I fti Bnfph Oregon, July "a, iSiOi
Notice a hereby given that Frank g. Fistef,
OF hntfi man. utcgoa ~ hn. on Dscam Dor II. 1901
made homc entry No. Gg77 HeTial No 0lsld
for Nv :. Nscthin 10 rnw hhh ip vi south. Range
~ tRkt Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of
Intention " make hnal five Year frouf. in
establish claim o. the land above dcAoribrd. be-.
ioTu the RrRiAtgr eud Receiver, Mt uuTHt
oregon, ON the 10Th day uf septomhot 1910
ClAimept pamas AZ witnesses. ..
>. " 1iptou, ocorgr Upton, A. McHlcy
g. q. amlfb, ell OF Hartman. oregon.
Nh FAHHE, Register
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Those having relinquishments
or real estate for sale should
consult E. w. NVanvalkenburg,
the real estate man, at his office
in Burns. ~
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


rNirep srAres LAsn OFsict
Hr.TIsr s HggnN oregon, luly 70, 1910
Notice is hereby given that Coonie 4 Albright
ot SAfrows. oregon. Who. ua June I. 1901
made Homestead kntry No. ul9tt. for sWi.
section :. Township nj south. Hangr ~, EAsl
Willamette Meridian, has hled notice OF inten
tinn 70 make Fluai CdnimutAiion Proof. tu 90
tSbiish claim 20 tho land above described, be
fore thu hcgistc' And kaceiSur. at hurps. Drr
gun, on thy 18th day OF sepiemhaF 1910
ulAimRui names AZ witnesses
Mac e.. liunmAn, Alexander Mckenzie, Prod
hcrith. hdWari koonumAu all oi Narrows
oregon
WA fARRE. Register.
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A MOST BELiGHTEBl- PARTY.
Mrs n AdIan.hmna bosts

Mrs. /. II. Holland was hostess
at one of theA most delightful
social affairs eyergiyen On Burns
on last Thursday evening at her
home. Some sixty guests were
received on the beautiful lawn
which was brilliantly lighted and
decorated with electric lights
and Japanese lanterns.
Tables and chairs were arraug-
ed on the lawn and the gameef
Five Hundred occupied the happy
company for q time. Later Miss
Louel Smith sang very sweetly
and responded to a generous en-
core. Mrs. G. a. Rernbold rem
dered aselection op the piano IN
a most charmingananne and
Mrs. J. l.. rGault, sang two songs
in her usual magnificent voice.
Refreshmentsscon SIS e6g5f sand
wiches aud coffee, ice cream and
cake were then Served.
Mrs. Isaac Schwartz and Hon.
Frank ,PQqvey EeEs+qW9gydegd tfe
very beautiful prizes Nfor the
highest scores at the card games
The party wass bfilliaht sue
cess in. every. particular. the eve
ming being cool and the lawn
and. beautiful surroundings as
we'll as the lAtge cdrnpapYaIl be-
ing in hannony. n was after
II O'Clock when the guests re-
luctantly took their departure
and all expressed their pleasure
and congratulated the charming
hostess upon the success 81. the
e'yge "9il'frQllpiJ .s9riW
s 3 Teachers Examination
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LOCAL OVERFLOW.

fSu'tSthhkfF''NH 'NNN'"N'''' '''N
week.
J. l.. Holiday was in the city
this week having como over from
Canyon. where he has stage
route.
Archie MCGOWAN and family
expect to go up on Spring Creek
the coming week for u few days
ouungddga alH HoI0hloa tadw
aqhy Woldenberg Of the Blue Mt
Rapid Transit Line is over from
Canyonlooking after the business
at this end. lo ..H A' 1'mlHi
Rev, c, w. Holloman left this
week for a vacation trip to out
side points. He expects to be
absent all Of August. l,.
|EIL1 AuCG CGault and family and
Irving Miller and wife will leave
the coming week for Logan
Valley where they will spend
the month of August in camp.
Miss Ethel Blake, night oper-
ator at the telephone office is
suffering from ptomaine poison
ing. The youhg lady's condition
is not dangerous and she is inn
proving. h'''''a N''.'' '..''
If you want Good Candy go to
| the Burns Handy Kitchen, Home
made candy, fresh every day.
McGee building on street leading
to court house. VIM. Weber,
prop.
Il1 For SALE 100 acres of land
with /, 900, 600 feet of standing
timber. so acres tillable and
can be irrigated, Adjoining for
est reserve and controls large
range. Caliat this office.
A telephone message from the
burlington mill this morning an
nounces the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Johnson very
ill and her death is expected at
any hour She was improving n
few days ago but has suffered n
relapse. 'ga ". Hn
Stonewall Cawlfield and bride
and Winnie Applegate and wife
arrived here this morning in n
big high wheeled auto from
Douglas county. Mr.. Cawlfeld
is cousin to the Cawlfeld boys
in this county and the party
win visit them for few weeks.
You may look and you may lis
ten, but you will eventually call
on Irving Miller and take advant-
age of some of his bargains in
real estate. Also the man wish
ing TO sell can not do better than
to list with him. Room 6, Odd
Fellow building. 0sa
Lleuellen Hibbard is just com
pleting the work of cutting over
100 acres of hay on his fathers
places. He is the son of DR..
and Mrs. Hibbard and not yet
ten years old. The little man
has done his work we'll without
a break to the machinery or any
delay. o He not only did the
moving but a considerable part
Of the raking. 'D.7. N'
A brown mare aged six years
weighing about 1000 pounds
branded 8 f on left jaw and a
blocked brand on the left shoul-
der was placed in my corral at
the Star Barn in Burns about
May /, 1910. The owner is re-
TO come at once, pay
all charges and claim the animal
otherwise she will be treated as
an estray and desposed Of ac-
rording to law. l0a 0ae g'.ur ar
ouh IGaoasCoRTEs ELLIOTT.
A country editor in Illinois late
" sued thirty subscribers in ar
-ears for his paper. He obtained
against each for the
full amount of his claim. About
lalf Of them came up and made
IN oath they had no more proper
.y than the law allowed them as
exempt from execution. He had
his lot arrested and sent to Jail
rhe new postal law makes il lar
,eny to take a paper and not pay
'or it. -Ex. '4 '
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c. j. Mcintosh has been elect
ed Superintendent Of the Joseph,
Ore. schools, This is a much
better position than the one be
held here and much moreFenun-
erative, The Speoplo Of Grant
county are losing their best
teacher;and one who has done
more for the schools Of this county
than any other man. Nrrairie City
Miner r HA4 20 M
Attorney Dalton Biggs stopped
at Weiser Saturday on his return
trip from Portland, and went UP
to Starkey where Fh& joined
Mrs. Biggs and Ape children
camping out FOR a Few weeks,r
Ontario Optimist,
Ll. LLIIaUp 1JluGL8nA IN gs
Will Russell. Of Harney who
has been spending a few daysat
the Blue Mountain8 Hot Springs
has received word that his father.
is in a dangeraus GandiiioR aiEd
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Teachers Examination

Teachers examlnation for state
and county papers will be held
in Burns at 8 O'Clock Wednes-
day, August 10, 1910; continuing
three days for county and four
DAYS for state papers. I'M ~
All teachers ii Ifarhey cSunfy,
not holding certificates, Or whoes
certificates have expired, and
wishing to teach rthe following
term are requested to attend. u
E Il M. HAMILTON. ~
@ , County School Supt.
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uai hnn Aa5w s,9i1q dIJW bns.
B inelka adl liilnu 1swol gul
i8lo"ilI80I lol busm,b sl
lllll uMunl .amolaa .hnnD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-05

interfere With The safe operation OF
trains over said railway tricks. and IN
no ease shall an excavation be left open
for longer period than twelve hours. az
during any part of the night time, ex-
cept the person or company making snch
excavation for crossing shalt at all times
have n watchman present while the
same remains open.
Tic foregoing rules shall not apply TO
feed or trolly wires OF an electric rail-
way. but such wires shall be placed a.
least twenty-five feet above the tops of
the rails Of any railway crossed thereby.
They shall be carried on or supported
from sou.d cedar trolley poles with not
less than seven inch tops. or suitable iron
trolley poles OF sufficient height and
strength.
The above and foregoing rules ana reg
ulations shall be in full force after hear
ing and publication Of order as 10 all new
construction and reconstruction, and as
to crossings now Installed wherever the
same does not clear twenty-three feet
above the rails. and otherwise construct
ed as provided In this order then such
crossings shall he ehaased to comply
with this order within four months from
the PRONUNCIATION Of this order. The
present poles may be used provided a
twenty-three feet clearance can he OBJ
tained thereby
1t is so ordered.
In witness whereof we have heremto
Sc; our hands and affixed the seal OF the
Corporation Commission this 18th day OF
Jdly 1910.
J.E LOVE,
Chairman.
A. p. WATSON.
Commissioner.
Attest:
H. c. PATTON.
Secretary.
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CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA

40 All RAILROAD AND RAIL
Way COMPANIES OPERATING
AND DOINS BUSINESS IN THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA. TO THE
PULLMAN COMPANY, AND TO
WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
Pursuant to publication OF Proposed
Order No. 1ss relating 10 the print
lug of otherwise Indicating on the
iace ~ railroad tickets the price
charged therefor. said publication
being In the Guthrie Daily Leader. a
newspaper of general circultion pub
llshed In the City OF Guthrie, County
of Logan and State OF Oklahoma,
and said contemplated order having
appeared therein once q week for four
consecutive Weeks as required By law.
aud pursuant to q hearing held in the
City OF Guthrie on June u, 1919;
Notice IL hereby given that on and
after the lst day of September. 1910
Ii date after publication once week
fcf four consecutive weeks la the
Guthrie Daily Leader, newspaper
Ci general circulation published In
the CITY cf Guthrie, County Of Logan
and State 0f Oklahoma. the following
order shall be 10 full force ana effect.
All railroad and railway companies
and the Pullman company shall, on
and after September l. 1910 pript
write. stamp or cnt In plain, legible
characters on every ticket sold to
cover passage or transportation be-
tween points Ia the State Of Okla-
homa the exact price OF such SER
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] Official Orders of Cor. =
! poration Commission Z
F,& ,&&&a@M&&~M# #& ass&# " #se i j

Estimate the fare at two cents pcFsnlile
ana nay cash On the trims
AS result Of this practice on the par.
81 the putlIc this commission instituted
rs order No. II. which PERMITTED f.ll.
way companies 70 impose penalty FOR
failure 10 purchase tickets, upon .hc fol-
lowing basis.
A penalty az ten cents when fare was
less thnr 90 cents,
A penalty o. twenty-five cents when
fare WAS more than 50 cents and less
than $3.50
a penaI.y Of 80 cents when fare was
$3.50 or more
This order Is in effect NJ this time.
The order No. Ia WAS .ssued by TINS
Commission as 4 direct result OF the re-
duction Of passenger fare in THIS State
from the ratea prevailing under terri
torlal conditions 20 the two cent fare as
provided by The Oklahoma Constitution.
this reduction Of fares having been
occasioncd as immediate and extensive
increase IN passenger traffic on railroads
In this state. This Commission appre-
ciated the fact that this increase I'm traf-
fic took rlaee, and endeavored by the
ldoption Of this order to enable the
railway companies to handle such traffic
with-the utmost convenience to them.
selves
Since the order No III becnme ef-
fective certain OF the oklahoma railroads
have secured an injunction restraining
the Commission frorl enforcing the two
cent fare provision OF the Oklahoma Con-
stitutlon and have reinatated the higher
rates upon their lines. by this act they
have removed the consideration upor
which order No III rested, and after q
careful consideration OF the evidence al
the hearing on the proposed order No
IL it appears TO this Commission that
such order should be modified to the ex.
ttat that II shah be operative only upor
roads and against passengers where tn,
'so cent fare Is In effect
And II will be so ordered.
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II. C. PATTON.
Secretary.
Guthrie. Okla. July Is, 1910.
CORPORATION COMMISSIONS ORDER
NO. 1853.

COHPOfA iON GUM M SSION'S OhDEH "
NO. 1853.
In re Proposed Order No. 76.
DIRECTED TO ALL STEAM AND
ELECTRIC RAILROADS AND EAII :
WAYS. TO ALL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. AND Io
ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
All Railroads and Pioneer Telegraph
and Telephone Company represented.
Pursuant to publication Of proposed
order No. 76. in the Guthrie r.dly Leader
Of general circulation. 2ubhshe,. IN tho
City OF Guthrie, County OF Logan and
State OF Oklahoma. four consecutive
weeks; and after conference and agree
ment thereon on July H. 1870 between
the Railroad Companies and the Pioneer
Telegraph and Telephone Company and
all representatives OF parties interested
for or against the order proposed BY tho
Commission, the Commission finds that
the terms Of wire crossings agreed uoon
between the Interested parties Is reas
enable and just to all. parties concerned
and will afford the safety to railroad EN-
ployes and the public in general that wa,
intended and contemplated by the pro-
posed Order. and order issues in pursu.
ance Of said agreement
1t IS therefore ordered that all steam
and electric railroads, and railways, an
telephone, telegraph, electric light and
electric power companies and all othe'
persons affected by this order. shall. on
or before the 10Th day OF August put in
force the said agreement which IL as
follows:
"All persons. firms. or corporations,
owning or operating telegraph or tele-
phone lines electric line aud electric
power plants. or any other business re-
quiring the use of wires which cross the
tracks OF steam or electric railroads.
shan construct such wires in accold dance
with the following rules.
Section /. All poles next TO or on either
side OF such railroad tracks. which sus-
tain wires crossing such railroad tracks
shall he of sound timber. cedar or bet
ter. with not less than six inch tops and
placed IN the ground to depth OF not
less than five feet, of sufficient height
40 that the wires shall not be less than
twenty five feet above the top or the
rails, after allowing for sag. ven taapcd.
braeed ana glyed except AL poles already
constructed which are not btaccd or guy
ed may remain without braces or guys
until reset OF renewed, except where line
Is not on a tangent. in which case tho
Same shall be properly gliyed and braced
within the time required IN section fivu
OF this order
Section 2. An new construction or re-
construction o. poles ncSl Ia and on 9TH
or side OF such railroad track. which suE-
tain wires crossing such railroad tracks.
shall have a double cross arm Of some
standard make. 10 be affixed to the
crossing poles with one-ralf inch through
re'is NJ s1ss arm e hg tracf wf.t
iron braces. and locust. hedge or stecl
pens 10 be used. All crossings as at
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Attest
Il. o. PATTON. Secretary.
Guthrie, Oklahoma. July II, 1910.
First published In Daily Leader July
1th. 19lO.)
CORPORATION COMMISSION or
OKLAHOMA.
oRDER NO. sIg.

ORDER NO. 3is
All Railroads and Railways Operating and
Doing Business In the state Of okla
homa and to all Whom Il May Con-
Germ.
Pursuant TO publication OF proposed
order No. es relating to the collection OF
penalties bv railroad and railway com
panies where passengers board trains
without tickets, as provided and permit
ted in this Commissions order No III.
published IN the Guthrie Daily Leader n
newspaper of general circulation published
In the cry OF Guthrie, County OF Logan
and state OF Oklahoma, the said proposed
order being published therein once a week
for four consecutive weeks as required
oy law. and pursuant to a hearing had In
the City OF Guthrie, April 18th. 1910.
notice Is hereby given that the following
order shalt be In full force and effect:
This Commissions Order No. III relat-
ing TO the collection of penalties by rail-
roads and railways from passengers who
board trains without first procuring
tickets. shall be and IS hereby amended
and modified TO except and bar from the
benefits thereof all railroad and railway
companies in this State that are charging
more than two cents per mile passenger
tare. provided that railroad or railway
companies selling tickets between GER
tain points at two cents per mile and
between other points at higher rate.
may avail themselves OF the benefit OF
said Order No. III In cases whore the
two cen. rate aud no higher rate Is
charged.
This order shall he OF full force and
effect on and after August 5th. 1910
THE COMMISSION
A. p. WATSON.
Commissioner.
]. J. McALEsTER,
Commissioner.
Atten: Vi. c. PATTON. Secretary.
Gnfhtie Okla. Jnne asth.. 1919
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CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA
pRoposEp ORDER NO. ~


70 All Railroads And Railways Op-
Grating And Doing Business In The
State OF Oklahoma And To Whom
II May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that the TT.
Smith & Western Railroad company
and the St. Louis, III Reno & West.
eru Railway company have filed ap-
plication to this commission to be re-
lieved from the application of this
commissions orders No. IL. 3C, 10,
80. GA. SO, 115. III, 2O2, eos, and 200,
except that portion of these ordei 8
referring to stone. sand and gravel,
and be granted permission to charge
rates higher than those named in said
orders
You and each of you are hereby
Lotified that on the End day OF August
1910. this commission will hear testi'
mony IN its office for or against the
granting OF the request OF said IL
Smith & Western Railroad company
and said st. Louis. FL Reno & West
ern Railway company. and specifying
what rates shall apply on and via
the line of said Ft. Smith & Western
Railroad company and said ST. Louis
Isl Reno & Western Railway company
n lieu OF the rates. rules and condi-
tons mentioned in these orders.
The commission will at the same
time take testimony relative to any
other matters german to this sub
jcct.
CORPORATION COMMISSION
j. T.. LOVE.
Chairman.
A. p. WATSON.
Commissioner
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THEY HAVE A DEFINITE PURPOSE
h. c. PATTON
Secretary.

Foley Kidney Pills give quick reliei
in cases of kidney and bladder all
ments. Mrs. Rose Glaser, Terre Haute
Ind, tells the result in her case
After suffering Tor many years from
a serious case of kidney trouble and
spending much money for SO called
cures, found Foley Kidney Pills the
only medicine that gave me perman
ent cure. am again able to be NJ
and attend to my work. ! shan never
hesitate to recommend them" j n
Wallace.
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CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OK
..AAoMA.
Cause No. 1907.
ra.aua..a 0..I.a Al.

Proposed Order No. 7a.
TO ALL RAILROAD AND RAILWAY
COMPANIES OPERATING AND DO
ING BUSINESS IN THE STATE or
OKLAHOMA AND TO ALL WHOM IT
MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that Ii the Of
flee OF the Corporation Commission OF tac
State OF Oklahoma, on he 10th dry Of
August, 1910 the said Commission will
hear any objections which may be urged
by any person. firm or corporation
against the following proposed order
rule, regulation aud requirement:
RULE NO i.
Each and every railway company op-
Grating and doing business IN the state
OF Oklahoma shall issue and sell upon
request OF any party, from all coupon
stations within this state, thru tickets TO
any point in this state on its own OF
adjoining or connecting line or to a sta
ton ON line reached thru and via.
such adjoining or connecting line.
RULE NO. q
AL ItllNtNS Shhll diSp blitilEf lbi lii'
thru checking OF baggage between all
points where thru tickets are cold
RULE NO. g.
The Commission reserves the right
upon ten DAYS notice. and without adj
dltonal hearing to designate any station
whore an agents is now or hereafter may
be employed, as a coupon ticket station.
At said hearing the Commission Will
hear testimony relative TO the pfomulga
tion OF the order as above set forth OF
any otaer rules, regulations or require
ments necessary to the thru selling OF
tickets and cleciting OF baggage within
tho state OF Oklahoma.
cOEuoRATIoN COMMISSION.
j. E. LOVE,
Chairman
A. L WATSON.
Commissioner
Attest.
II. C. PATTON.
Secretary.
Guthrie. Okla. July Is. 1910.
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,First published in Daily Leader Jun,
30: iefo.)
cokpohArioN Commission or
OKLAHOMA.

OPINION AND oRracR NO. si2.
u, r. Proposed Order No. ss to repeal
Order No. III. in reference to amount
q extra cash fares which may be
collected whtn passengers board
4 sins without securing. ticket.
ArpearAntes:
rnf The 4. r. & $. F.. J. n, cot,iagham
z',i J. AZ. Council.
For the G. n. |. & p. G. o. Blake.
y For the X. c. 5. Ry.. S. C. Warner.
For the Mid VAL Ry.. J. +. Holden.
y FIR the n. X. & T.. c. l.. jackson.
n Fsr tho 81 l.. & $. f.. J. +. Hutch
slnson