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levei stretches locAl aReed laws and acenery
The route informal ion'w ill include the sofa
And intermediate mileage. road condit ions
controls and hofei accommodate ns viii
rafe- Lntrv blanks wiil he sent TO the
~esrefarN- ~ he various cluha
The run n 10 ~ open 20 all arIfomohiliafs
whei her of not they are members Of anv
ctnb here viii - M sniTy fee and no
oonis-t feature a. n - 10 he solely = aoci-
abuHy Afar In order ~ AZ Old The dust
niitsanre - fn'lsh a. possible ~Ars will ~
"hecks-sf oiit from each ~ontr0' az one minute
intervals and each fGr'tcipsnt ~tl ~
Fe'tu~~'~i % observe the courtesie~ OF
me road when pas@isG other tourists %
hor-" drawn vehicle Speeding will dir
Tar any our-i FROM receiving any of the
prtys-
The run Mil ne NJ four or ave DAYS ana
Inc date nave been 80 arranged fhst Il
sofne- On SATURDAY, Sunday and Decoration
Dal nome Of the club members are
MAKING plans 10 make only a por, ion Of
Rhe run ami viii return 20 their homea
affer making trip Of a day or two The
Jun a. Auhurn. cortland flFaira and
htnEhamton have al tndOT-sd The run
and he Cortland organization mas pirdEed
eenfy entries
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HARVARD-NsVY ROaT RtCE
LACEY % rak~ Place On Thursaa, Grew,
Praetlse.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April Though no
definite word has been received from the
NaVv Department that the rowing of ne
Harvsrd-Naval Academy raceson Thurs iay
vii be sanctloned. there IL every reason TO
believe that the contest viii take plars on
that dav unless Harvard volunteers us
Willingness 10 stay over uItil SATURDAY
u Nas stated nv Manager Ihayer Of the
harvard rreN thar great dinhrulfy would
~ experienced IN getting PERM al on 10
sfav the extra two davs
ne Harvard crew vac on The water twice
to-day During he morning he wind hleW
- hard that the she'll n-aTiy Filed While
going over the goUfSe and The hoat house
vas .egained Nth difn-ulty shorty after
o. lock This afternoon fhe WIND had sub
-.ded greatly and both creWs put out IN.
visitors q httle in adNans~ Nrav the haT.
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BiSEBALL ar COLI vBIa.
Da,e FuIty building ~ = Good Nlae on
NsrniaSsitr Heights.

The BASEBALL management A. Colum BIS
tniNer-ity - veil pleased "a ith the Work
that Dave FIitz has been dong with the
Biue and White squad this season that
enoft- vii no m sds - retain him for the
neat three wears fultg has had more
surre-s NIfh ne teaIu ia the early season
game than any pr@Ntpu- tOan has had
on MCrutn g-afe 10 ghiz IN haf = dozen
YEAR and o, building up the foundation
% a good nine for neyt ~es-nn ne - spend
ing great csal 81 Time N deN eioutng
hian- have t~~n notably wess IN me past
O.Neat> d. he only one Oi tho boA 49, an
Mo Wili DO lost ~ graduation this year.
fN~ Who has h~en tho mi in@tav of the team
Cor the la-t IA -~nson-. having sttli another
year and lrich. The freshman. having
thre~ more vsar- In addition there "
Tow n--nn. foug - Harvard PLAYER. WhO
81. ~ ~ a. t1lum ets a~xt year
tohimnts has Two sfiT .afn~s thta week
On N@dn@-day the Rlus and White plav~
the torihan uin- ~ Fordhasn and on
~aturday % gO.- 70 ttha-a for the annual
game tfh fnrRslf
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FOLLOHING CORNELE'S Plan
Peun's OsrsmeO 10 Be DeS etsped On
ItIIaran Lines THIS sprInx.

taa.h illi- Ward 81 me Penn crew :
20 folIoy the 'orneII system In part this
-ea-on THAI y 20 -ay he IL going 10 keep
~ u4nior ,af-itv boat which With one
ts.sptton O. fna 10 up ~ the men - no ron Ell
a. freshmen a. T|1ghksspsle last spring
until after the untor racing season H. over
Tben h~ probAbi, viii take a man or to o
from his Other boats ann 30 make up hts
varsity she'll
The iun,or ~rss has been beating the
vanity fairly regularly Nhen me men
ar~ IA thsir b~s' condtion hsy are superior
10 ne so-oslis1 hr-t boat Thorna- q, /:
a. ne only man ho ftdn't row a. a fr.sb
man a. Poughkssp-,e last year Ne mas
pryor- place The others ere IN the 1912
boat. a. good = nrs' year crew a. Penn
Ia 10 some time
Nner IN. American Henlsv and IN.
iunIor race Nth tornell on NAV -. Ward
viii make hi- varsity selections DeI,ook
Barretr. 3 s,iei. fhomss shoe.
maker d and Alexander. :. Of the ~ Doe,
@ ma nav IS.s his pla~s p.rsso. y, me r 30
room To- 1api BennUt no pas boz In The
.arsitr la-f year, although ros iBE 7 nov
Essih. a capital osr-man. y only 10 year.
~ he has gained eighteen pounds over
las -Ar And nOv weighs iaa DOunds Ne
ne fhs -tyl~. bul " - q question N " HOsllst
- aivisabis 60 %, 30 Young . lad do me
pa"ing tni- wear STILES the present var
. . sT"-n man me- b. s'ToE s's ,S
boat u coming IN Tor much o. Marsi's
attention. re ~ older than either Seila.
~ E.sth but hash 9 their sfvle
Lat vsar cornell ua@d the soDhonor.
r. - a. a Junior boat FOR one rare In Pbtla-
isiphia ant then pat " IN aRainaf UayVsra
- a -~nioI rrsN lAter tao shanRaa wore
made Kelley. a Iunios, going In ~ !. and ~
w. sci. q senior, getting the sfroGs seas
hft va ~" Porghkeepste var-lfy WHICH
"a
The Penn revs hat we're taken -, IN.
training fable Yesterday are folIOu /
ti-,' Nar-in Howard. boN kepungef I.
'On Bennit'. !. Sses. strOks lloaea9ay,eo
ros-wAin
~@~ond Varsity Bsii VOW ~ Long ?. a.r,-,,
:. Nufrl. fhnmas. 5. Shorrnaker.s AieHanaev
: Wsatn. sfrohr Williams. ronsWain
1utrd NnTsin Tnoun pam nov. sine, I.
"rnon. % " y smith Z. Morris. s. TItrhrasn a
ir-'Fis.. Peter -on. siroke. Mrtsratb. eoSssatu
Varsity lour r Nation. boW Fsyir , 49,
furI iiroen -trUZa
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!. =. q. National Meet Wu Ne Mela On
Octoaper - ana ~.

The 4. nNttonal championship
COMMITTEES has shown -ea-~ bv selecting
October it and q for ne date 81 thu national
rksnpton-htp this year The policy o.
going vel into ~. fall wss pursued - that
The athletes would have a. comfort hle
\ time ~ possible - New Orleans Last
wear the mot wps held IN The early part
Of August at seattle and -onre OF the afh %
letss Who travelled there were nearly pros-
frafed y IN the hat IN route 10 hold the
F1~st ~ NeN Orieans In AgRl-t world ~
uofhing short q inviting fatality To North
IN athletes Sine the meet ksslN
Q Nashin9t On IN tSIo - late a date has net
On selected
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REILLI ~ rPOINTS DORWtN.
q a'Ho-n,sn Hs. al, ansaGe IN Ten Round
tight.

'ha-.. Roll ~ aiiforria vent t.r 'ss'
roIn4- -.fr JACK ib"r-uar ~" local pugtit-'
~ f1' Hf'~Tir 'iur iu Ha-iem lat r,ghi
b-foTa larg" crowd
E.t.l. -,in- - hl.r >rl' T. No. superior %
Dorr.eu .r fNs Vat.ti'' NJ round. The
's0Ut -f t-f-d srh feiiiy naVipg the advar
fsge OI no Hr-f fhrsa TotIusf. nor~tan
CAME - . % the T'Nf ~ 90 rounds ara han
peW HV ahlfls ~ -fVf1 rount e. a.
.Var IN. ra.' ~ tho ngh' h-lonRri 10
Isdlv .Nr-pf sg the riufh. which Tas
DoTruan u, COOL ugrgtu Aho A'teli
"a. ~ POLL, Hrn"r The nght as
Paitlv m Uoinfz
teor Saun,isr- yon IRON. Buck inxra-
ham m the -su.i-fnal pDu'
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ss~ep,e-nass steward. s:rant L,s~u.~..

a. mee'ins o. The stew ards 81 the Va.
t,onal Sis~pl~chase and Hunt AssO~tat lon
held Yesterday tho follow ing iicsns-- we're
granted.
Gentenen Rider Mayo. Gvereu vsd
d~y u ard z " hammond
lork~l Ned h ander-on - ride for Slias
Ne,t~h oni, % Siia- NJ lain. LeWts J0hn s0a
t.0uts HaKh~x slaughter. thartr. Alkirs and
William t.ranai 10 ride foI - poyer OaS
TTain~rs=F. & Hal. Herr Cvsvrn Wfntam
GrAnst. % de GaHeCan. ". Day ton ana Henry
ALL
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ward cosch. went along IN MS single shell
srove he bridge ard followed the eight IN.
Althcugh no time IVES given ont and u could
nardiN have been fast owing to the head
Wind. tho Harvard cTeN show = Rreal deal
Of power and hss made ar excellent impress
slon here
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CsrR~u'. IrarE Athletes.

wrHA'. Nurr - roash MnakIer
today s@lecied RE follow ing men for tho
training Table 90 fh" 'prn-u trs.k team
". e. Dung. = . TsyiDr New man Et,..r.
s0ie. " v Nurib4rf q - D-goIver NJ :
Jones. y fismInE Noland HIs-- 4
Bean. Nt,oU J. - Ma Nrthur " 4
I0Td. ~uboii HATuid IytlihIn..
and " ~ iia-~if1a w
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law Hrs- ip'hr1T ,oa-p 81 tho In.
'"Tshr ~ Wr-'o'-fr rrH,k team. .. ,.-. fl
D. ~ ''"n"rai H0-pIr, ~ Nadt.on Do ts.
e ''f~nfHl l"tI"rrhsg. causing martial
L-fsl - 1nd Tier" D. = bslisT thai m h.
e'fH ~ mo no men I.athr1r ~.
80 .rn Yr only .tura 90. Hrat 81 ~.
"a % r'r r"rLiTg 'arIa hard to se,
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JEW DRIS6OLL kEEPS TITLE.
FREIIsh Feaihrr~ eight GRsmpssa kns~ks
Oat spike RSlsSon.

HPf'iH ' |osf A'FAPia'N - NV wv
iDNupN. Npril - I~u pri-.rll. feather
weight 'hsu pion 81 Er 81 and. paint ned
fhs tu'.. iO-niEht nv knp King nat spike
ftohs-on ~ ~ 90 cent b rouuc ~ ~" Nat tpnal
snoring 'luh. ~" bst'i' vss - nave
gone tH.r'v rounds
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'nsn 'or Stsnare In the eighth iaalaE
'Nouc oui Hten Winning run MAS made.
i~trnit q % q o Ia
- louis o o.
runs ~ louis stone Demmitt DetrOit-
MrinNre Crawford. y l0asa Two hass hits
ohb. Maliscs Inree bans h1t-Delehanty. sac
-ihre hi,s-GgtEgs Denmitt Stepheua Sacrthce
~ honman S,o'en ea.e-hartRsli Erst bsss
On hslis-OT Mulua OF Ralley. s. Flrsg bsss
on rrrors- detroit ten % hase@-natrolt :
~ lOuis. Strsrk out-ny Muffin. J. ~ HsilrY
mpires KERN snd sheridsn. Time hour
and q minutes
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AMERICAN LKAGCE.
Dstrssss meat %. Lsuas q M Wuay nas
I.eagoe Game.

Ths oaly his league ball game saussRsd
IN bstveen dropa Yesterday vas IN Dserois.
The Tigers sransferrsd their efforts from
the Cievslsnds to the browns and disposed
n the latter In . close contest. The stand
ings follow
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EImsna Q. Nov the ssn-,

Frederic Cg'laftn of 'he New York Yacht
Club. who recently purchased the schooner
Plmins has fena med hat Yacht the Nancy
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NsIIoNAL - aSrg
Ro-,nn m NeW Nsrk Philadelphia IN RrOOklyn
PftisbIrR N C,netnnsr. chicago IN ~ Louis.
AMEHICNN LHsars
Ns~ N9ra IN F'huadeiphla washinRtsa In
fLoston tao gamrs - Louis m iAetr5lf Cieve.
isnd w Cnirago.
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~ CeluHbus- Ccssiu hB. a Indianapolis. :
~ Minneapolis Minneapolis ntf~auke~. Z.
~ TStsdS TSs-s1S iouisvtis- :,
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n NDbiir Hruinghar : Mobile.
- NSaigonsr Moat~om-D Nsw ~
q ,'hsIianocEa 'BAItanoSss . N.mpsi~ /:
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o. san Antanio SlrcvrpoTt = San Antqni~ :
~ NoUstrr Csianaua tltY - WoastoH.
- Galveston Galveston (. FORT Worm
A. "a s~u naitaf q War0
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nErnoFT 8 ~ Lnuus e. A.. 2
ErEotr. ADrt ~ llefr OFT re opsasr Of
= fnT-- game arrl-s vita thr ~ taOtlia hrouua -
uaB ni ~rors % Haiiry pitching Ter
- io.is he'd The Tigcr- sase for seven inninaa
attn nts '~Hm tao - the rood IN thr
strhtu. ain tSO rren 90 b Wthd thrUN ~
wallace sal a anis. tobha hit InoHe1 -
'otrs Hns Arinfy 4 paas N tFa9forlt ant
lt-tehanb tbrr~ baEg~r snor~d ne winning
F.ih IN ne nlnth, sta HSus ont The srsEs
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o. % .rlTT nus HC1lu -1nus : Sava1nar
NJ lar - ne Iack INV Nc q Augiata
90 e. .iurhts Nar,sn. y CalI1,bia . 5 inntnks
ran.
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o,her Baseball Came. Ye.,era,,.


v So Forrest 30 80 a. q
TrtEi'y o0as e !
Ts,'eF1ss- Jusy ana RIddi~k IVES, and Flo~
~
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'omm"d0r" Leonard Richards II IN.
Iarohm"nt Na"ht club has made the sollo. i.
M appointments Fleef cautain Nor,o.,
" smith f-ef -urg~On " BiIIsrd n
y regatta committee, charles y TOwer
Howell Perrin and Edgar " Carroll
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DpeainE Natioaal tlesgne Baae6au Chau.
ntoashtp. asnin Eton Paris. 70 daF ~
brookb Phuafelrhia. Music. -. Adm 81
ldr
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NATIONAL IEtGUE.
~ Games Pe.,pssea IN Necouss % the
rain.


~ games IN the National League yestsr-
dlv were postponed on account % the rain.
The standing % the clibe
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0PssiaG 1ssisssi Lessus npsssall cham.
GIANTS VI bosroN. Music. 10 b. H.-Aas.
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az.
AGENTS WANTED


At LASr-Arrnus every Shere havr beer rH.
ing Tor rcrfert hand Nacuun h0u.ehoid CrHrr.
within Easy Frsch 81 every home. orr " 'N.
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expensive electric Vaguurn chasing Plant
Het SfW tNES SNAP N tp
There hiW narGin for sairsmrr -s7 8
noktal Tor descriptive rirrular and teFrrs ...
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PATENTS : =: 3! E'. r: :. r Sc.
EDGAR TAFT a CO. sB BRoIDW AZ. y 81
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SALES nv AUCTION.
THOMAS ?. poyAyr 4 SONS. sncsiopsey9l
IL. 10 a. ~ f1F rGo6GnI al ErrisVTs MonaT 4 ~
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D-srsIs. .; %. I.S~as. ..

sTsNptxa % fWl cLu1a
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The Hon william Loeb y s~h eduled to
- the Isrtns4nsl speaker a. the annual han
ates Of the automobile diVtstoa Of the New
York Athl~tic Ctub n~Et saturday The
committee Ia charge OF the banquet y r1ads
mp of A. J. Picsrd. chairman ". u. HUTl-
burt. Fret williamson. ". Irvine Fickling
and N n b~ldtng
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-06-11
CELEBRATE ADVENT OF S. v.

The Burns Commercial club
has received an invitation from
Prairie City to be present and
participate in the celebration of
the arrival Of the Sumpter Valley
Railway which will be completed
to that place on June l6. Pre-
parations are being made to have
a big celebration and several
commercial clubs will take part,
especially from Baker City and
other near by places.
A delegation will go from this
place in autos, Hon. Frank Dayey
being selected as spokesman to
represent this section. We have
not received the program so do
not know who will drive the
golden spike, but no doubt the
new terminal city will show her
visitors a good time.
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DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION
HORTON 4 SAVER SAW MILL BURNS
THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
Entire Milling Plant Including 100000 Feet oil
Lumber a Total Loss.'.Damage VIII
Exceed $4,000 10 Owners,

One of the most disastrous fires
in the history Of Harney county
occurred last Thursday afternoon
when the big saw mill of Horton
& Sayer together with 700, 900 or
800, 900 feet of lumber was en-
tirely destroyed entailing loss
to the owners Of over $50, 200,
The fire started in the roof of the
mill by sparks from the smoke
stack of the engine and gained
headway so rapidly that nothing
could be saved. 1t took the en-
tire mill and machinery together
with blacksmith shop, Mr.. Sayer's
house and Office, planer and all
but a few thousand feet of lum-
ber that was stacked some dis
tance down the canyon. The
bunk house cook house and some
small barns were all that escaped.
None of the mill people have
been down and as there is no
telephone no authentic estimate
of the loss can be secured at this
time, but those who are familiar
with the plant say it is at least
$50, 900.
John Cessler and Dan Harkey
came by the scene of the fire
yesterday morning and Mr.. Cess
ler said that John Sayer Jr. stat
ed that all the machinery is a
wreck and nothing can be used
again. The big boiler is warped
all out of shape from the intense
heat and even the big hewn
timbers under the mill have
burned to ashes. We understand
there was no insurance.
This is not only great loss to
Messrs. Horton and Sayer but to
the entire country. 1t will SER
iously cripple improvements and
development for this season as
new settlers are coming in rapid
| ly and improving their places,
besides much improvement is go
ing on in Burns and surrounding
country. 1t is a loss hard to
estimate and one that effects the
entire country.
No doubt the mill will be re-
built but the machinery cannot
Ebe gotten in and installed before
fall and therefore the entire sea-
son is lost.
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w. NJ Van Embree is up from Sunset
today.
Good morning! Did you have
Cremo for breakfastY
The Home Hotel is the comfor-
table place to board.
Isaac Foster and Carol Cecil
are among our Silver Creek
visitors this week.
al. l.. Pierce came in with
Archie McGowan and will make
his home here. He is an eXper-
fenced man in the abstract busi-
ness and will take charge of Mr..
McGowan's abstract books. Mr..
Pierce is accompanied by his wife
and son and they have begun
housekeeping in Daddy" Byrd's
rooms over this Office.
Archie McGowan and wife ar
rived home Saturday afternoon
with n new Ford auto that is one
of the neatest little machines
ever seen in this section. II is n
22-horse power machine with
cover and will carry five passen-
gers. Mr.. MCGOWAN has taken
the agency for this machine and
some other makes and will likely
dispose of several in the near
future. He has purchased the
corner property near this office
formerly occupied by r. A. Miller
& Co. as n general merchandise
store and will fit il up as a
garage.
If you want to make n trade,
sell your REIMBURSEMENT or other
property the Inland Empire Real
ty Co. will be of great assistance
to you. They have sold others
and can sell yours.
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THE BIG CELEBRATION

The posters are out for the big
celebration during the week of
July in Burns and arrange
ments are progressing quite sat
isfactorily. 1t is possible that
the Prairie City team viii be here
to compete for the baseball purse.
The boys are now negotiating and
may come to terms in q short
time. The local team had a pro-
sition from Drewsey TO play
there on June 10 against the
Agency team and would have
accepted it if Drewsey would
furnish a team for the ith here,
but this they refused TO do as
they are going to celebrate there.
However, it is yet possible that
the Burns team win go to Drew
sey. The Prairie City aggrega-
ton want a good deal of money
and it would require some change
in the program to meet it, al
though it may be arranged.
More committees have been
added to look after details of the
celebration and it is the intention
to have some street sports for
Juveniles at some time during
the week. The parade is in
charge of J. j, Donegan, Harry
C. Smith and A. K. Richardson.
The music committee appointed
is Julian Byrd, NJ. A. Biggs, Mrs.
VIM. Fare and Mrs. G. A. Rem
bold. On street sports Homer
Reed, Geo. Young and W. o.,
White. Another feature that
will prove an attraction is the
confetti battle in the evening.
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LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Cremo-t the children cry for it.
The Summit shirt at Schenk
Bros.
Albert Johnson was over from
Silver creek this week.
Clothing for youths and child
rem at Schenk Bros
Geo. Buchanan was q business
visitor to our city the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Miller will have new
millinery arriving at frequent
intervals from the 18th to the
25th of this month. Some real
fine things for summer Call
and see the display and make
selections for the 4th.ss
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Game Warden Hibbard is up
from Lawen, having come in to
meet State Game Warden Steven
son.
w. L. Best is in from Silver
creek and is still navigating with
the aid Of crutches owing to a
broken bone in his ankle sustain
ed several weeks ago. He says
it is improving and will soon be
all right again.
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burns List No ,s serial No, oI7id
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED srATEs LAND OFFICE,
IlufuH Dragon NAV N. 1915

TlWTT0i WI'FWITi 7THF u IF'V'T
Notice is hereby given that tho Northern
Pacific Railway Company, whose post once
address ls 81 Paul, Minnesota, has this 2ith
day OF MAY 1910 hlcd In this oficc It's ap'
plication 10 select under the provisions OF the
Act OF ConRTcst, approved July |, ls9s 10 stat
hJ7. G20l
sEl, OF sEi, Sec, ~. NEs. NNlt aud Me- OF
gEl. Sec "a Sls Of SEl Sec, 80 and 81 OF SW5.
Sec "a In Township 50 south, Rangc "a, lot ?
aud swi OF NE,4 sec. I, sMht OF NEl4 and VIZ
ship .! south, Range ~ all kaht Of the VIII
iRmetto Principal Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring TO object because
of tho mineral character of tho land, or for
any other reason, To the disposal TO applicant,
should nlo their AndRyith Of protest In this
once, ON or before the 10th day OF July, 1910.
wa FAHRK. Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

UNITED STATES LAHp orFtcg
Burns, oregon, April ~, 1910.
sufficient contest nthdRyit having been
hiel IL this ONCE by Albert Gibbons. conteh-
thnt against Homestead Entry, No, aG2i made
Ii Township 20 south, Range "a East, william
etc, by calvin Busby, Conteatee, IN which
it II alleged that said Calvin Bushby has
wholly abandoned said lAnd for more than six
months last past. has never settled. or resided
on. or cultivated same; said partieh are hereby
mott ned TO appear. respond, aud offer evidence
Touching said allegation at 40 o'clock n IN
ON June 10, 1910 before the Register and
Receiver AT the United states Land Office
IN Burns, oregon.
The said contestant having, in proper ainda-
VT, hled April % 1910, sol forth facts which
shuW that after due diligence personal service
of hls notice cannot be made, II IL hereby or
doIcd ard directed that such notice bu given
By due aud proper publication.
wM. FARRE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UEITEp STATES LAND OFFICE,
BurnH, Oregon, April 80, 1910.

UEITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns, oregon, April 80, 1910
Notice Ia hereby given III nj the State of Ore
gon has filed In this office It's application
lserlal No OiGisl to select under the provisions
Of the Act Of Congress, approved August II,
lsis ana acts supplemental aud amendatory
thereto, the,
Lot 2. Sec. 2, 4. n g., X. 89 E. w..
Anyand 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
dee on or before the expiration OF the period
Of publication.
wM. FARRK, Register.
First publication, May II, 1910
Last publication. June ls, 1910.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
copartnership heretofore existing
between c. A. Bedell and Henry
Richardson has been dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. Rich
ardson retires from the business
and Mr.. Bedell pays all the bills
and collects all outstanding ac-
counts.
C.. A. BEDELL
II. RICHARDSON
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An Oregon shingle mill in
Tillamook County worked 38
days on one mammoth cedar log,
cutting from it 1ll,0O shingles,
This is almost unbelievable to
people not familiar with the
Pacific Coast, where big trees
and vast timber resources are
accepted quite as a matter of
course.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND ogyler

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE /
Burns, oregon, May q, 1910.
Notice il hereby given that the State OF ore.
gOn has filed IN this ON 90 iis applica Serial
40. Oi6bl) 20 select, under the provisions OF the
Act Of Congress, approved August II, lsib, ana
acts Rmendatory thereto, the
81 swI4 Sec. 20, n, "a g., r. 80 E., W. M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring 10 object because
Oi the mineral character Of the land, or for
any other reason, 10 the disposal 20 applicant
should hle their aiiidayita OF protest In this
ofioe, on or before the expiration OF the period
OF publication.
wh. FARRE, Register
Flrai publication, May IA 1910