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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-06-18
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Ask your grocer Cor Cremo, the
new breakfast food.
The very best accommodations
may be obtained at the Overland
Hotel. Meals 25 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. |. Albright
were among our visitors from
Narrows during the week.
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.
Miss Lea Robinson, who has
been absent for over a year with
relatives and friends in Portland
and Puget Sound, arrived home
yesterday in company with Mr..
Hanley in the auto. The young
lady's many friends are glad to
welcome her. :
J. II. Anderson has disposed
Of his Calamity Creek ranch to
f. A. Markley formerly of Reed
vile, this state. Mr.. Anderson
is to remain on the place until
the first of November then he
expects to go TO Monument in
Grant county where he has in
terests.
EsTRAY One bay horse, weight
about 1000 lbs. with a small blotch
brand on left hip, bunch on right
knee and two wire cuts on same
leg, came to my place near Warm
Springs a year ago. Owner may
have him by proving property
and paying expense.
j. +. CHANDLER,
Burns. Oregon.
The manager of this great re-
ligious pretty near got into
trouble by announcing the ar
rival of Mr.. and Mrs. Varney
as 'Baruey. They are at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Anderson
and the latter has warned us to
look out for her sister didn't
marry "Barnum.
Rev, l.. A. Myers, pastor of
the Baptist church at Ontario,
accompanied by his son and Mr..
A. j. Evans, of Denver, reached
this city Thursday morning in
their auto. They are making a
tour of the interior and will visit
Bend, Silver Lake and other
points.
Pain anywhere stopped in 20
minutes sure with one of DR..
Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. The
formula is on the 25-cent box.
Ask your Doctor or Druggists
about this formula! Stop woman
ly pain, headache, pains any
where. Write DR.. Shoop, Racine,
Wis, for free trial to prove value.
Reed Bros.
DIED - Wednesday morning
June Is, at the county hospital,
l.. Stuwart, age 33 years. The
young man had only been here a
few weeks and was employed in
the Drinkwater blacksmith shop.
He took to his bed with spotted
fever last week. The remasns
were inferred in the Burns cem-
etery. He had no relatives here
but had a sister in Marysville,
California and two brothers. His
parents are dead.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-06-18
Local N ews.

Rolled barley at The Busy Cor
|.er Store.
Meet me at the Mt. Vernon
lot Springs.
Roland Hankins was over from
Harney Thursday.
& John Culp is on the lift" suf-
bring from grip.
The best meal in Harvey coun-
81 for 25 cents at the Overland
hotel.
IN. M. Davis and w. d. Baker
Afe'over from Drewsey this week
"a business.
"A few fractional sections of
abmmon school land for sale-A.
r B. George,
L. Racine is home after spend
IA the winter in the east. He
II enjoying good health.
n Mays & Finch, paper hangers,
nall decorators. Carriage paint
afs and Furniture redressing,
fpcher Building.
II Mrs. A. Venator has been
Ner from her Crane Creek home
His week. She is accompanied
~ her friend, Miss Bammel.
FIRE INSURANCE AT COST
ID one of the strongest Mutuals
n the state. See us about it.
Randall, Passenger & Maloney.
q If you are going tc buy a bind
II let us show you a Deering. |
II works like clock, is simple to
%n, light draught and does fine
4ork. Browns Satisfactory Store.
Wm. Hanley arrived home yes
&rday morning from Portland
md coming from Prairie in his
'hto. Mr.. Hanley attended the
Plebration at Prairie Thursday
lnd reports it a success.
Regular preaching services at
Ne Presbyterian Church Sunday
lne 10Th both morning and
'sening. The subject for the
1orning hours discourse is: The
|by of the Gospel. Z" For the
.kening hour: THE Sober Side
ii Christianity" Everybody
1ost cordially invited to attend
|bese services.
3 Remember the school meeting
n be held Mondry at the school
buse. A director to serve three
|ears and clerk for one year are
b be elected as we'll as other
msincss transaction. 1t is hoped
b have representative attend
nee of the voters and patrons
|s it is important to select good
nen for these positions, besides
rays and means should be pro-
fded for a new school building.
#Lost, strayed or stolen from my
lace on Little Stenchen Water
bring the summer of 1909, !
be bay yearling colt, one black !
|earling filly, both branded an
|hchor r connected, the anchor
|eing horizontal, on right stifie.
Twill pay a liberal reward for
heir return to me or for informa-
ion that will lead to their recov-
~. /
w. H. HOWARD,
Drewsey, Oregon. /
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
GOLFERS OF NORTH
TO MEET FOR TITLE
Championship Tournament Set
for May 27 to 80 on Links
at IngIeside
By GRANT SMITH

The northern California champion
ship tournament will be held on the
links of the San Francisco golf and
country club at Ingleside May 27 to
30 The qualifying round will be over
SO holes medal play, the best 16 scores
to qualify for the match play. Two
other flights of 16 will also qualify
for the match play in special events,
for which there will be first and see
ond prizes for each.
The winner and runner up of the
championship event will have their
names inscribed on the perpetual shield
and the winner will also receive gold
medal.
All of the clubs in the northern part
of the state will be represented in this
event, which will have almost as much
talent as the coast championship tour
nament.
The monthly medal play tournament
of the Presidio golf club viii be held
on the club links today This is the
only event scheduled for this month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
CogsW ell Wins Cross
Country Race

The lonors of the Academic Athletic
leagues annual cross country race over
the Piedmont hills yesterday afternoon
fell to the team of the Cogswell poly
technic school of this city, winners of
last years contest. Malmgren of San
Rafael high was the first runner to
finish and covered the course in the
fast time of 81 minutes 53 80 seconds.
The following was the order in which
the runners finished and the total
score:
Mamgren, S. r. II. s.; Morton, NJ v H. s.;
Dennis, s. II. c.. Doyle, c. =. c.: Wallace.
G; ): NJ A.; Murphy, NJ, II; s.; Smith. NJ. y.
H. s.; Hartwell, e, p. G.. Maghett s. X. H.
s.; Lynch. G; P. G.; Gilliland, c. s. NJ: A;
Hail. 5; r; H. s.; Dunn, $: H. c.; .MeEvoy.
$. H. G.; Sprig, T. II. s.; Flaherty, NJ. II. s.;
Anderson, c. Z. c.: O'Connor. Z. H. s.; Hooper.
S. II. II. s.: Levy p. ii. s.: Hardy, NJ. V.
H. s.; Hall, NJ. H. s.; Harcourt NJ V. II. s.;
Meagher, ). H.; kiman, l.. II. s.; Murray.
Q. =. c.: Meeker. c. S NJ. A.; Clough, Modesto:
Klinck. L. ii. s.: Butts NJ. II. s.. Hem, NJ.
H. S.; Small, S. r. II. s.; Slater NJ. " ii. 81
Burns. c. S. NJ A. G. Meagher. S. II. c.
Cogswel 121 points; San Rafael. Ill: Noun
tain View, 9s: California School Mechanical Arts
81; Sacred Heart, SO; Mission u; Polytechnic
10; Modesto 33.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
THREE FINAL GAMES
ON Tennis CARD
Two Class Matches and CALI
fOrnia Club Doubles viii Be
Decided Today
Bx GRANT SMITH

Three final matches will be played
on the local tennis courts today. Al
the California club Derby and Wescott
will meet Nourse and Cutter in the
finals of the handicap doubles for the
cups donated by Doctor Younger ana
Douglas Grant. At the park George
James and B. Batkin will meet IN the
finals of the first class and Bass ana
Flanders will come together In the
finals of the third class.
The California club event, which has
been running for two weeks, and which
will be completed today. has proved
a great success. In the last two or
three years the few tournaments sched-
uled have been failures, but the new
crop of players and few of the vet
Grams seem strong for tournament play.
Before the fire the club averaged one
event a month. and they always drew
large entry lists and were attended
with success. Indications point TO
revival of tournament play.
The final match of the California club
event today should prove close and IN
teresting. The opposing teams both
played through the event from scratch.
matched as two teams could be- IN the
semi-finals they each met a team play
ing from Is behind scratch, and each
won in straight sets. In fact, they
both lost exactly the same number OF
games, the scores in each being b-S
and 6-4.
The two remaining teams play an
entirely different style of game DERBY
and Wescott are inclined to take
chances, while Cutter and Nourse play
careful, safe game. For this reason
the match should prove an interesting
one. The teams will meet on even
terms.
An exhibition doubles match will be
PLAYED on the court of the San Fran
cisco golf and country club at lngIe-
side next Sunday Maurice Mclaughlin
and Melville Long will be on one SIDE
of the net and either George James and
Sumner Hardy or James and Charles
Foley on the other
The players who frequent the pubic
court at Eighteenth and Dolores streets
have formed club and have invited
Long and Mclaughlin to play an exhl-
bition match in the near future.
Tennis courts will be laid out in all
the parks in Oakland. Alameda and
Berkeley in the near future. The hrst
of the kind was thrown open 10 the
public in Oakland last week.
Announcements for the annual coast
championship events to be held at Del
Monte in September will be out next
week. All of the coast titles with the
exception of the mems doubles Will be
played for at that time. There will
also be a consolation and handicap SIN
giles, draw doubles and womens con-
ISOLATION tournament. There Will be
first and second prizes for each event.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Stellar Athletes Enter
Alumni Carnival

Much interest has been aroused in
the big athletic carnival to take place
in the auditorium on the night of
Wednesday. March IS, under the di-
rection OF the alumni association of
st Mary's college.
Among the prominent sprinters who
viii show their class at the alumni
meet is Ollie Snedigar, the winged 20"
runner, who came so rapidly into
prominence last season. Snedigar is
putting in daily practice work on ST.
Mary's cinder track.
Another drawing card is Cheek, the
Olympic hurdler.
The University Of California viii be
represented by several noted athletes.
including Edwards. the phenomenal
youngster who defeated the supposedly
-avulneraSle Smithson last year.
The affiliated Irish societies of San
Francisco viii also take a hand in
boosting along the meet. Joe .Kelle-
hers huskies and the sturdy young
sters OF the Celtic hurting club will
participate.
The Academic league will likewise
have a goodly representation, the best
Of this years track men from the local
high schools being on the entry lists.
Not of least Importance on the pro-
gram for the coming meet are the
clean 1imbed little champs from the
parochial schools on both sides OF the
bay.
It goes without saying that the crack
team from st. Mary's will likewise be
on the floor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
FAST MOTOR BOAT
BEATS ALL COMfRS
Defends Its Reputation Agains
Two of the SWiffeSf Craft
Sent Out From East

The motor boat craze, which has long
been an important factor in the east
ern sporting field, has struck Califor-
MIA with vengeance and this year
promises to be the banner year for the
newest type of craft It's an automo-
bile sort of craze over again and the
autoists are taking il up.
1t is not generally known, but one
of the fastest and trimmest motor
boats in the country belongs right
here in san Francisco. It's name is
the Konocti and it has never been
beaten thus far. No less than three
crack eastern boats have been shipped
cut here to run away from the native
boat. but all of them returned minus a
victory.
The Konocti is So feet long over all
and has a 5 foot inch beam. 1t IS
equipped with a remarkable As horse
power gasoline engine and she has
made 2S miles an hour time and time
again. Just how fast this boat can
cut through. the water nobody knows,
but up to date it has gone fast enough
to beat the best that have been stacked
up against it.
The Konocti made its first great hit
on the Sacramento river nearly two
years ago, when ii beat the Fighting
Bob, Sacramento boat that was
known all over the state. return
race was agreed upon. This took place
at Vallejo and again the konocti i'm
ished first at the wire by good mar
gin. IT was then that the fame of the
speedy craft spread all over California.
Shortly after, the General ii, crack
eastern boat, was brought out to race
against the Konocti. There was some
trouble regarding d course and terms
for the race, but is was finally de-
cided to hold a series, best two out
of three over an IL mile course, start
ing at Sausalito and going around the
shoal, finishing at the starting point.
The General IL won the first heat
with the Konocti close behind. But this
let the eastern boat out The Konocu
came on with a great burst of speed in
the next heat and won out handily
The third and decisive one was even
faster the Konocti cutting loose at
the outset and tearing away from the
opposing boat from the finishing line
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Mechanical Art School
Field Entries

The interclass field day of the Cali
fornia School of Mechanical Arts will
be held at the stadium next Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. Coach Al Cross
field has decided to allow each athlete
to participate in three events, two
track and one field, or one distance
event
The entries are as follows:
so yard dasl-'l2. Maynard Bieber; II, Hoi-
lingberry Leigh Wallfsch; '13 Cody. Nixon,
Dunning; 10, Corker, Won der Mehden, Pitchford.
100 ward dash-'1s. Rogers, Dunnng. Nixon;
~. Lieber; II. Leigh, Hollingberry; TO- Pitch
22o yard dasI-'1;; Rogers, Bondshire; IL,
Beetz. Randall; 10 Whitmore. Tooker
44O yard dash-'l3. Hall. Bates Gladstone;
II. Whltmore. Carlsoni 10, Rankin Baim-
Haif mile rnn-'I3, Gladstone Tissot H.
Cowan. Fuchs, Bruce, Wallace, stuhr, Benson;
IL Carlson G. Henderson: 10. Rankin ii. Hen
,lerson. Margo Sommer, Won der Mehden.
One mile rlln--'13, Burns, Tissot: ~, Wallace.
yillersaratos Meeker, Montgomery; 10. Laum-
berger. Gilliland Margo, Richardson, Sommer,
Bennis
Relay race for five runners, each to cover 220
yards-Machine shop VS.. foundry; chemistry ap-
prentices drawing class.
Running high jump-1s; Cody; Rogers; II,
Holman, Hsfen. Meeker; II. Hollngberry Dun
shss; 10 ssa sommer ; Marge ,dse Pitehford ord
Meeker, vilIersartoros; III. HoiIingberry 10.
Corker. whitmore. sommer. Riemer.
lersartoros. stuhr Haffen. Mcfarland; II. Wall
fsch Whitmore. Sexton.
Pole vault-'la. Frier; -. Hulse Montgomery
IL Chapman. Dunshee. cormack, Waters; 10,
Hamme. tbrow-'io. Haffen. Holman. stuhr.
yillersartoros. MacFarland. Beetz. Maynard; II
Whtmore, Wallhsch, Sexton; 10, Sommer Rel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
BERKELEY TRAINS
TO MEET CARDINAL
Majority of Last Years Squad
Back at University lake
Team Formidable
[ Special Dispatch TO The Call

BERKELEY, March with more
than so of last years varsity track
veterans back at California this year
and several freshmen showing up as
likely material the chances for blue
and gold victory against the cardinal
next month seem brighter.
The recent Olympic meet, which de-
veloped 500 men who negotiated the
century in 10:1 seconds, augurs well
for california's ability to make better
showing in the sprints than in last
years meet.
In this event the local collegians will
have Paul, who is showing up in better
form than last year; Crossfield, Kant,
kretsinger and Villas, all of whom ran
the hundred last year, and in Claudius,
Whitney, Hitler and Carpenter.
Chase, Butler, .Newsom, Mcnamara,
Harlowe, Jones and Dozier will uphold
the blue and gold in the 440.
Dozier will also run the $50, in which
he took second last year, with Smith,
Saxon and Dowd.
In the long runs the California team
is weak, Erskine being the only one
of the veterans now in college who
placed last year.
But what the locals lack in the dis
tances they will make up in the hur-
dies. Edwards, Johns, Cowles, Donald,
Grubb and Wallace in the high, and
Johns, Edwards, Grubb and Wallace in
the low. are being counted on by Cal
ifornia enthusiasts to annex from 10
to Is points in the two events.
In the field events the team is show
ing stronger than last year. Ready
has been improving in form every
week, Gabbert is throwing well and
Hardy has also come out for the event.
Dignan, Villas, Harold, Hardy, Scott
and Hale will put the shot for Cali
fornia.
In the pole Vail, who was kept out
of the meet last year by sprained
tendon, will be strong factor, as Will
Bull, who placed last year. Maddox
and Brown are also showing well in
practice.
In the broad all of California's team
of last year are back. Villas is being
conditioned to capture the first place.
Crossfield Kretsinger, Chapman, Har-
rold and Rathbone and the freshman
Allen, who comes with prep record
of 22 feet inches, are entered.
The high jump will also receive a
strong freshman in the person of Hill,
who went over the bar at feet IL
inches at a recent tryout meet, Evers,
Bull and Taylor are also entered
BY far the greater number of the
varsity men of last year will be eligi-
BILE this spring, as Christie has lost
only E. F. Smith w. r. Johns, A. Mum
and A. de Mamiel from his squad
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
ROvfRS AND BURNS
WILL CLASH TODAY
Oakland Team Does Sportsman
like Thing i'm Playing Game,
Despite Protest
By BOB SHAND

Although the Albion Royers Joined
with the Thistles in protesting against
the division of the cup games, the Oak
land team will appear at the Presidio
athletic grounds today TO do battle with
the Burns in the first round of the
soccer cup competition.
The Vampires, Thistles and Albion
Rovers held meeting Monday even
ing at which it was decided that these
clubs would not agree TO play the en-
tire cup series at the San Francisco
grounds. 1t was further agreed that
the payment for the grounds be made
outright instead of on percentage
basis as previously arranged. The
Thistles and Albion Rovers have stood
pat on the proposition, but the Vampires
have experienced a change of heart
and will now line up in favor of the
association having its way. The vote
of the Vampire delegates was to s
against fighting the parent body
AT the league meeting Friday even
ing Secretary Sam Goodman of the
association notified Jesse Moore, Sec
retary of the Albion Rovers, that the
protest of the three clubs had not been
received in time to call a special meet
ing of the association. Moore realized
this fact and stated that he would have
his team on the field Sunday to meet
the Burns, but that unless half the
games were transferred to Alameda
county his club would withdraw from
the competition. The Thistles will
stand pat with the Rovers on this
proposition and merry row in soccer
circles seems to be due.
Two games are scheduled in the
series of the Western league today.
The Olympic club will meet the Bar
barians at the Alameda grounds, while
the Reliance club and Argonauts will
battle at the stadium, Golden Gate
park. Both games are scheduled for
2:30 o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Stockton Tennis Club
Elects Officers
TSpeciof Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON, March 4.-The Stockton
tennis club is looking forward to one
of the most successful seasons in its
history.
Recently a few of the enthusiastic
became affiliated with the Anteros club.
with the result that large number OF
new members were received
The board of directors at a meeting
March / elected Asa Clark, Archie b.
Eichelberger,and FRANKLIN Warner ad
ditional directors. DR.. Barton ]. Powell
was elected president and Warner sec
etary-treasurer. The other directors
are: Eugene Goodrum, G.. Porter Rob-
erts. Dr. s. w. r. Langdon, A. NJ.
Barnett, Robert Inglis and Francis
Hodgkins.
The club has three of the finest
courts in the state. They are located
on the state hospital grounds
A grounds committee. consisting of
Asa Clark. DR.. 5. w. r. Langdon and
Franklin Warner was appointed.
The club belongs to the state asso-
citation and contemplates a big tourna-
ment to be held later in the season.
reception and dance will be held
at the Stockton, the new hotel, in a
month or so.
Following is a list of the new club
members.
Achier B. EieheIberger d. " Marceau, C. J.
Campbell. Asa Clark Jr., Ben G. Page. Robert
Ritchie. Paul Smith. Sylvester Pearson. Raymond
s. Miller r. A. Tremper Russell Fitzgerald
f. u. Bradbury, Fred L. Smith, William kuech-
Ter L. Milton Cutting. w. J. Gerlach. Charles
II. Cullums. II. f. Balthrusch, A. g. Hampton,
r. W. Fithian, Ben Haugen. from the Anteros
club, and Miss Du Frame Miss Jessie Williams.
Miss Ernestine Gianelli. Miss Marie Markham.
Miss Lucy Pearson. Miss Celeste Young, Miss
Julia Young, Miss Wise, Mrs. j. L. Craig, Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Flanagan, Roland Hartley and
Messrs. Boslt and Grove.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Beavers Show Effects
Of Training

SANTA MARIA, March 5.-The YAM
nigans won from the regular Portland
team in the first practice skirmish this
afternoon by a score of 8 to o. The
players worked in snappy style and
showed the effects of their week of
training. There are still 10 men to
come, these having been delayed en-
route from the east on account of the
blockaded traffic
Kratzburg, the new Los Angeles find,
proved to be a heavy hitter, and Smith.
the third baseman is quick on his feet
and strong at the bat Guyn, Danny
Ryan, Seaton and Murray, the Pitts
burg catcher, made excellent impress
sions by their superior work.
Garrett, pitching for the regulars,
was in good FORM