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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09
.SALON|KA TAKEN
AND SULTAN FLED
CONSTANT|NOPLE
Turks Evacuate City Before the
Greek Advance.
MANY TURKS MUTINY AND
ARE BEHEADED DAILY

More worship the rising sun
Not Until AdrIanople cspltulates and
chatalIa's Famous Forts Are Storm
ed VIII the victors Even Think d
Talking Peace, And Then They VIII
Be in Position to Dictate Terms...
ATHENS, Nov. IA telegram from,
Kateriana states that the Greek army
entered Salonika and took possession
of the city
Turks Evacuate
The Turks reported the evacuation
OF Salonika. leaving the city to the
advancing Greek and servian armies.
Turks Mutiny M
cONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 7.Aa-
There Is mutiny In the Turkish army
at the front and many officers and sol
diers along the Chatalia defences are
being put to death daily according to
information which reached here To-
day.
Turkish Power Doomed
VIENNA, Nov THE complete ov.
erthrow OF Turkish power in Europe 10
at hand Car Ferdinand's Bulgarian
army is making a general assault OF
Catalja forts. guarding Constantinople.
sultan Flees
Sultan Mohammed V liz reported
to have fed from the palace In Con-
stantinople last night taking refuge
on the Asiatic side of the Bosphorus.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09
Hoooe Street School House.

Hooge Street School House.
For President--Wilson 125.
Taft, so.
Roosevelt, 80.
For Congress-B Brown, 12S.
Hiner. 1926.
Conley, 1879,
Sutherland, 141.
For State Senate--Kump, 12S.
Somers, 1879.
For Circuit Judge--.Woods, 1873.
Jeffords, 1876.
For acknowledgement, 1875.
Hatfield, 143
For Sheriff-Tabler, 140.
Shipper, 1856.
For Legislature-Seibert, 1873.
Lingamfelter, 1876.
Won Schlegell, 1879,
Keesecker, 147.
For Prosecuting Atty.-Downey, 1873.
Downs, 144.
For County Com'r-Whitmore, 125.
Cline, las.
For Assessor-Dodd, 124.
Daley, LAT.
For Amendment, $50.
Against Amendment, 1856.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

Burke Street.
For Wilson, 50.
Taft, 81.
Roosevelt, As.
For Brown, 81.
Hiner, 50.
Conley, 100.
Sutherland, 102.
For State Senate-Kump, go.
Somers, 103.
For Circuit Judge-Woods "a.
Jeffords, 90.
For ACKNOWLEDGMENT, SO.
Hatfield, 103.
For Legislature-Seibert, 81.
Lingamfelter, So.
Won Schlegell. ITO.
Keesecker, 102.
For Prosecuting Atty.-Downey, 65.
Downs, 102.
For Assessor-Dodd, So.
For County Com'r-Whitmore, 81.
Cline, 105.
Daley, 104.
For Surveyor-Hess, So.
Van Metre, ia.
For Amendment, LOG.
Against Amendment, 81.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09
HEDcEsvlLLE DISTRICT

THE HERALD, MARTlNSBuRC, w.
HEDcEsviLLE DISTRICT
Masonic Hall
For President--.Wilson, los.
Taft. g..
Roosevelt, 20.
For Congress--Hiner los.
Brown, LOG
Sutherland, IS.
Conley. IS.
For Governor Thompson, los.
Hatfield, IS.
Circuit Judge Woods, 102.
Jeffords. 81.
State Senate kump. los.
Somers, 49,
For Sheriff Tablar. 104
Shipper, "a.
For Legislature Seibert, 100.
Lingamfelte-. 1o6
Kesecker, 49,
Won Schlegell, SO.
Prosecuting Attorney owney. 102,
Downs, 80.
For County Comr--Whitmore, 106.
Cline, 9S.
For Assessor-D odd, 81.
Daily, 81.
For Surveyor--Hess. los.
Van Metre. 90.
/ For the Amendment, 124
Against the Amendment, 81.
Allensville
For President--Wilson 100.
Taft, %.
Roosevelt, AZ.
/ For Congress- Brown, &c.
Hiner. 76.
Conley. 60.
| For State Senate Kump rs.
Somers II.
| For Governor--Thompso TO-
Hatfield 20.
For Legislature Seibert rs.
Lingamfelter IS,
Keesecker 70,
Won Schlegell Ga.
For Sheriff--Tabler 30,
Shipper 80.
For Prosecuting Attorney-Downey 20
Downs 70.
For County Commissiouer--Wh
90,
Cline rs.
For Assessor--Dodd Ill,
Daley 81.
| For Suryeyor--Hess 90,
Van Metre 10
! For Amendment-122,
Against Amendments.
Dry Run.
For President Wilson. "a.
Taft, IL.
Roosevelt, 10.
For Congress-Brown, "a.
Hiner, "a
Sutherland, "a.
Conley, "a.
For State -Kump, 60.
Somers, "a.
For Circuit Judge Woods, "a.
Jeffords, "a
/ For overnor--Thompso "a.
Hatfield, 20.
4 For Legislature Seibert, sc,
Lingamfelter, "a.
Won Schlegell. %.
i Keesecker, %.
For Sheriff--Tabler 102,
Shipper Is.
For Prosecuting Atty.-Downey, SO.
Downs 20
For County Com'r-Whitmore, "a.
Cline, "a.
I For Assessor--Dodd, 81.
Daley, n.
! For Surveyor-Hess, a.
Van Metre, "a.
For Amendment. so.
Against Amendment. 81.
Tomahawk
For President--Wilson, Sc
Taft, Ga
Roosevelt, 70
For Congress-Brown, SO
Hiner, So
Conley, Al.
! Sutherland, 40
/ For State Senate-Kump, Sc
Somers, 144
4 For Circuit Judge-Woods, GA
Jeffords, lao.
| For Governor-Thompson, &C.
4 Hatfield, AZ.
For eriff-Tabler. rs
Shipper, 131
/ For Legislature-Seibert, So
Lingamfelter, 54
Won Schlegell, LAG
) Keesecker, 157
For Prosecuting ACKNOWLEDGING, 65
Downs, las
For County Com'r-Whitmore 62
Cline, 143
For Assessor-Dodd,79
Daley, 1876
For Surveyor-Hess, 81
Van Metre, 1877
/ For Amendment, las
! Against Amendment, A
DISTRICT TICKET
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

High Street school
For President-Wilson, lag.
Taft. 50.
Roosevelt. %.
For Congress Brown, AIS.
Hiner, las.
Conley. 100.
Sutherland, 161.
For State Senate-Kump. LAT.
Somers, 162.
For Circuit Judge-Woods. 15S.
Jeffords.
For Governor Thompson, 149.
Hatfield, 116.
For Sheriff-Tabler $50.
Shipper GIL.
For Legislature Seibert, ISL
Lingamfelter, 14S.
Won Schlegell, 154,
Keesecker, $50.
For Prosecuting Atty.--Downey 156,
Downs, $50.
For County Com'r-Whitmore, lag.
Cline, 165.
For Assessor-Dodd, 149.
Daley, 164.
For Surveyor-Hess, 147.
Van Metre, 164.
For Amendment, 1863.
Against Amendment, 119.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

Keesecker. ~.
For Prosecuting Atty.--Downey, l32.
Downs, ~
For County Com'r-W hitmore, 1870.
Cline, a..
For Assessor odd. 126.
Daley, as.
For Surveyor-Hess. 1853.
Van Metre, As.
For Amendment, 107.
Against Amendment, 81.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

For Surveyor Hess, a5a.
Van Hess, ia.
For Amendment.
Against Amendment
Grange Hall
For President--Wilson, %.
Taft, Sc.
Roosevelt. %.
For Congress- Brown, %.
Hiner, sh
conley, az.
sutherland, 10
For State Senate Kump 95.
Somers, rs.
For Circuit Judge Woods, ~.
Jeffords, rs.
For Governor-Thompson, "a
Hatfield, &c.
For Legislature Sebert, SO.
Iingamfelter, ~.
Won Schlegell, ~.
Keesecker. rs.
For Prosecuting Atty. Downey. 102.
Downs, ~.
For County Com'r-Nhitmore, 100.
Cline. as.
For Assessor--Dodd, 107.
Daley. 81.
For SurveyorTIess, 80.
Van Metre. TO-
| For Amendment, IS.
Against Amendment, rs.
Firvlew
For Wilson, S4
Taft, 6 q
Roosevelt, 49,
For Congress Brown. 80.
Hiner, IS.
Conley. 95.
Sutherland, 90.
For State Senate Kump, S5.
Somers, a5.
For Circuit Judge Woods, 81.
Jeffords. 90.
| For Governor-Thompson, 50.
Hatfield, 3d.
For Sheriff --Tabler, 49,
shipper, II.
For Legislature Seibert, 90.
Lingamfelter, SO.
vonSchlegell, "a.
Keesecker, SO.
For Prosecuting Atty.--Downey 106.
Downs. as.
For County Com'r-Whitmore 81.
Cline. 81.
For Assessor--Dodd. sS.
Daley. So.
For Surveyor Hess, 30.
Van Metre, SO.
For Amendment, ZAP.
Against Amendment, So.
District Ticket
Justice OF the Peace Smith Cd 4a3.
Ramsbery 341,
Smiths majority 90.
Broy Cd AL.
Feidt $40,
Broys majority co.
Constable--K enderick I'D 440.
Keyton 345,
Hendricks majority a5.
Cloud CD 44O.
Homer 341,
Clouds majority 80.
oERRARpsToWN DISTRICT
cerrardstown
For President---Wilson ia,
Taft SO,
Roosevelt A.
For Congress- Brown 113,
Hiner 1l3,
Conley 145,
Sutherland 145.
For State Senate--Kump 115.
Somers 146.
For Circuit Judge--Woods 116.
Jeffords IA.
For overnor-Thompso lis,
Hatfield 143.
For Sheriff--Tabler 1874,
Shipper 1913.
For Legislature Seibert 148,
Lingamfelter 113.
Won Schlegell 113,
Keesecker las.
For Prosecuting Attorney
Downey 1853,
Downs LOT.
For County Commissioner
Whitmore 10.
Cline 1853.
For Assessor--Dodd III,
Daley 143.
Fur Suryeyor-Hess 100,
Van Metre 144.
For Amendmet--184,
Against Amendment 50.
Shanghai
For President--Wilson 76,
Taft 20,
Roosevelt Ga.
For Congress--Brown rs,
Hner IS,
Conley 8,
Sutherland 80.
For State Senate--Kump 70.
Somers 80.
For Circuit Judge-Woods SO,
Jeffords n.
For Governor Thompson 70.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09
MARTINsBuRe DISTRICT

Hospital.
For President-Wilsoa, 1872.
Taft, 10.
Roosevelt, 20.
For Congress-Brown, 134.
Hiner, 1872.
Conley, 40.
Sutherland, AZ.
For State Senate-Kump, 1873.
Somers, Al.
For Circuit Judge-Woods, 144.
Jeffords, 81.
For acknowledgement, 1873.
Hatfield, Al.
For Legislature-Seibert, 1877.
Lingamfelter 12S.
Won Schlegell, AZ.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

". queen street
For President--Wilson, 80.
Taft, AZ.
Roosevelt, 80.
For Congress- Brown, IS.
Hiner, SO.
Conley, 20.
Sutherland, rs.
For State Senate-Kump, 50.
Somers, 80.
For Circuit Judge-Woods, SO.
Jeffords, So.
For Governor-Thompson, "a.
Hatfield, 7S.
For Sheriff-Tabler, Sc.
Shipper, II.
For Legislature-Seibert, SO.
Lingamfelter, Sc.
Won Schlegell, SO.
Keesecker, 73.
For Prosecuting Att'y--Downey, SO.
Downs, 10.
For County C,n'r-Whtnore 81.
Cline, rs.
Fer Assessor -podd, 81.
Daley, rs
For Surveyor -sjess, SO.
Van Metre, 70.
For Amendment, Sc.
Against Amendment, So.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09
DISTRICT TICKET

Justice of the Peace--Lewis Cd 1888,
Stewart 1923.
Lewis majority 4.
Pitcoe Cd 1886,
Barnes 1929.
Pitcoe's majority g.
e--Coffinberger tR) SS1,
Richard 1928.
Coffinberger's majority 3.
Dehayen ID 334.
Dehaven's majority 2.
Poisel 1872.
School Commissioner Ellis Cd SS1.
Wood 331.
No election.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09
nailev 81

Daley, So.
For Snrveyor-Hess, 81.
Van Metre, 30.
For Amendment. 20.
Against Amendment. 81.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

Cline. I6s.
For Assessor-Dodd, 25T.
Daley. 163.
For Surveyor-Iiess, a6a.
Van Hess, ia.
For Amendment.
Against Amendment.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

High School.
For Wilson, 10.
Taft, 70.
Roosevelt, SO.
For Congress-Brown, 172.
Hiner, 10.
Conley. lao.
Sutherland, 143.
State Senate-Kump, 1863.
Somers, las.
For Circuit Judge-Woods, 100.
Jeffords, 1870
For ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 172.
Hatfield, 140.
For Sheriff-Tabler, 17S.
Shipper, 1913.
For Legislature-Seibert, 1863.
Lingamfelter, 1855.
Won Sohlegell, 142.
Keesecker, las.
For Prosecuting Atty.-Downey, 100.
Downs, 126.
For County Com'r-Whitmore, 1863.
Cline, 146
For Assessor-Dodd, III.
Daley, 142.
For Surveyor-Hess, 165.
Van Metre. 145.
For Amendment, 1870.
Against Amendment, 112.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

Jeffords. 49,
For Thompson, 127.
Hatfield. lo2.
For Sheriff -Tahler, l29.
shipper, l01.
For Legislature Seibert, 1879.
Lingamfelter. 12S
Won Schlegen. 100.
Keesecker, 100.
For Prosecuting Atty. Downey, 1870,
Downs. SS.
For County whltmore, 1870.
Cline. 9S.
For Assessor Dodd. i07.
Daley. 10.
For Surveyor-Hess. 127.
Van Metre, 101.
For Amendment, los.
Against Amendment, 100
Rldenour
For President Wilson 1924,
Taft 10.
Roosevelt sc.
For Congress Brown 1877.
Hiner 1876,
Conley 122.
Sutherland 122.
For State Senate ump 1877,
Somers 122.
For Circuit Judge-Woods 146,
Jeffords ia
For Governor-Thompson ia,
Hatfield 1923
For Sheriff -Tabler 1863.
shipper 104
For Legislature--Se lao,
Lingamfelter 1873,
Won Schlegell 1874,
Keesecker 12T.
For Prosecuting Attorney
Downey 164,
Downs 1902.
For County Commissioner
Whitmore 141,
Cline 124.
For Assessor -Dodd lac,
Daley 1870
For Surveyor--IIess 1879,
Van Metre 1875.
For Amendment--l24,
Against Amendment--11S.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09
ARDEN DISTRICT

Mason School House
For Wilson 257.
Taft, S.
Roosevelt, lis.
For Congress-Brown 264.
Hiner 261.
Sutherland 165,
Conley,( 165.
For State Senate-Kump, 261.
Somers, 1862.
For Circuit Judge-Wood 279.
Jeffords, 160.
For GovernorThompson 262.
Hatfield, 1853.
For Sheriff-Tabler, 277.
Shipper, 1853.
For Legislature-Seibert 255.
Lingamfelter 252.
Won Schlegell 1863.
Keesecker ITS.
For Prosecuting Atty.-Downey. 273.
Downs, 1888.
For County Com'r-Whitmore, 260.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09
THE VOTE IN THE COUNTY

The following are the returns re-
ceived from the various precincts OF
Berkeley county
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

underdonk--No. Dist.
For President-1Wilson, SIS.
Taft, 16.
Roosevelt, Is
For Congress-Brown So.
Hiner, SO.
Conley. 33.
Sutherland, 33.
For State Senate-Kump, 90.
Somers, 49,
For Circuit Judge-.Woods, Sd.
Jeffords, 33.
For acknowledgment, SO.
Hatfield, 33.
For Sheriff-Tabler, 81.
Shipper, 80
For Legislature-Seibert, SIS.
Lingamfelter, SIS.
Won Schlegell, "a.
Keesecker,, 81.
For Prosecuting Atty.-Downey, So.
Downs, "a.
For County Com'r-Whitmore, So.
Cline, 33.
For Assessor--Dodd, 81.
Daley, 80.
For Surveyor-Hess, 30.
Van Metre, Sc.
For Amendment, Al.
Against Amendment, so.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

John Street School.
For President-Wilson SO.
Taft-36.
Roosevelt, 38.
For Congress-Brown, "a.
Hiner, 80.
Conley, 81.
Sutherland, 70.
For State Senate-Kump, "a,
Summers, "A.
For Circuit Judge, Woods, 109.
Jeffords, so.
For acknowledgement, so.
Hatfield, ~.
For Legislature-Seibert, IS.
Lingamfelter, SO.
Won Schlegell, "a.
Keesecker, 70.
For Prosecuting Atty.-Downey, 90
Downs, so.
For County Com'r--Whitmore, 81.
Downs, so.
For Assessor-Dodd SO.
Daley, 70.
For Surveyor-Hess, 30.
Van Metre, rs.
For Amendment, 104.
Against Amendment, 55.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09
MILL CREEK DISTRICT

futLE &FflA-t~
Bunker Hill.
For President--Wilson, 100.
Taft, 81.
For Congress Brown, 124.
Hiner, 124.
Conley, 124.
Sutherland, 104.
For Circuit Judge--Woods, 124.
Jeffords, 104.
For State Senate-Kump 1913,
Somers 105.
For Governor--Thompson, 124.
Hatfield, 104.
For Sheriff-Tabler 127.
Shipper. 102.
For Legislature--Seibert, 100.
Ligamfelter, 124.
Downs, 101
For Assessor--Dodd, 121.
Daley, los.
For Snrveyor-EIess, III.
Van Metre, 104.
For Amendment. lat.
Against Amendment, 81.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

DarkesvlIIe School House.
For Wilson, "a.
Taft, AZ.
Roosevelt, Z.
For Congress Brown, "a.
Hiner, "a.
Conley, 40.
Sutherland, 40.
For Judge--Woods, rs.
Jeffords, a..
For State Senate-Kump, "a.
Somers, 40.
For Governor-Thompson, "A.
Hatfield, 40.
For Sheriff-Tabler, 20.
Shipper, 80.
For Legislature-Seibert 70.
Lingamfelter, 10.
Won Schlegell 81.
Keesecker, 50.
For Prosecuting Attyy--Downey, IS.
Downs, AZ.
For Assessor-Dodd. 76 +.
Daily, AS.
For Surveyor-Hess, 70.
Van Metre, 81.
For Amendment, So.
Against Amendment, 10.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

District Ticket
Justice OF the Peace-Staub CD 1877.
Custer 142,
Staub's majority So.
Swiley 212,
Stewart 1877,
Swileys majority So.
Won Schlegll. 105.
Keesecker, 105.
For Prosecuting Att'y-Downey, 100.
Constable Wright Cd 1876,
Busey 1856,
Wright's majority 80.
Payne (D) 209,
Bender 148,
Payne's majority GIL.
School Commissioner-Ro Rogers 1872,
Cockrell 165.
Rogers majority ~.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

oPEouoN DISTRICT
Swan Pond.
For President-Wilson. 122.
Taft, 80.
Roosevelt, is.
For Congress-Brown, 125.
Hiner, 125.
Conley, 102.
Sutherland, 102.
For State Senate-Kump, 127.
Somers, 102.
For Circuit Judge-Woods, 1S1.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-11-09

For President--Wilson 76,
Taft 20,
Roosevelt GA.
For Congress-Brown rs,
Hiner IS,
Conley s,
Sutherland 80.
For State Senate-Kump 10.
Somers 80.
For Circuit Judge-Woods SO,
Jeffords n.
For Governor Thompson 70.
Hatfield 80.
For Sheriff-Tabler 70,
Shipper 81.
For Legislature Seibert ~.
Lingamfelter rs,
Won Schlegell 81,
Keesecker SO.
For Prosecuting Attorney
Downey "a,
Downs rs.
For County Commissioner
Whitmore So,
Cline 80.
For Assessor-Dodd "a,
Daley 81.
For Surveyor--Hess 70,
Van Metre 81.
For Amendment-105,
Against Amendment--34.
Smiths School House
For President--Wilson, 81.
Taft, "A.
Roosevelt, So.
For Congress--Brown, SO.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-05-18
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

When big timbers are wanted.
Oregon forests are called upon
to supply them. Two big spars,
70 feet long and rs inches in
diameter, are now wanted to
complete dredge on the Panama
Canal and the Washington Off
cials directing the work have
asked Oregon timberman to fur
nish them.
Commercial Clubs of the Ore
gon Development League have
taken an active part in the good
roads campaign during the past
week, when signatures tor good
roads bills petitions were secured.
They enrolled many signers, thus
helping with the good work and
it is believed the required 60, 900
signatures will be listed.
Five thousand dollars for five
bushels of wheat is the value of
the prize offered by the North
west Development League this
year. This is the worlds biggest
prize for wheat and is said to be
five times as much as was ever
offered for any class of prize
grain in the United States. The
wheat is to be displayed at the
Northwest Products Exposition,
Minneapolis, Nov. 1928. No
entry fee will be charged. The
prize consists of a traction en-
gine and set of plovs
Presidential pc 4asters of
Oregon, Washington and Idaho
will mr. in Portland June II, IL,
IL 4" y. Granfeld, First
~ J5tmaster General,
VIA d." y agnt.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-05-18

There never was a time when
people appreciated the real merits
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
more than now. This is shown
by the increase IN sales and vol
untary testimonials from persons
who have been cured by it. If
you or your children are troubled
with a cough or cold give it
trial and become acquainted with
it's good qualities. For sale by
all dealers.
Rough and dressed lumber of
all kinds now on hand at the
Williams Bros. Saw Mill. Rough
lumber $15 per thousand.
Three room cottage and barn
for rent. Inquire at this Office.
Always ready for job printing.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-05-18

substantial class of citizens that
every community is glad to well
come. He is not a plunger nor n
sky-rocket investor, but just u
plain pioneer, who has made good
by doing the right thing by
everybody he dealt with, and be-
ing the same Joe Williams, yes
tnrday, today and tomorrow He
will make good as a merchant,
lust as he did as a rancher and
stockman, not because he is n
sNrewd fnancier, but because he
i right with his fellow man.
Ontario Democrat.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-05-18
SUNSET NOTES

VIM. Hanley and Prof. Scudder
were Sunset guests last Saturday.
A mass meeting was held at the
school house at 10 a. m. Mr..
Hanley made a few well chosen
remarks. and then introduced
Professor Scudder who had the
undivided attention of our farm
ers for two hours. Among other
things the professor told us, he
believed we had a splendid valley,
that would produce good crops
W hen farmed properly, Our
farmers feel that the professors
lecture did us more good than 2
inches additional rainfall.
This has been spud week in
Sunset.
Little Nellie Barron, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Barron, has
been very sick with pneumonia
and under the care of DR.. Griffith
She is reported much better and
on the road to recovery.
f. C. Eggleston is summer fall
lowing five acres, to be planted
to alfalfa next spring and cult
waited and farmed according to
the direction of our experiment
al farmer.
Nat Henney has been suggest
ed as another good man to take
charge of our sub-station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Beery ar
rived from Seattle this week.
Mr.. Beery owns a farm here and
will commence improving it at
once. He has a power pump and
other machinery. Sunset is glad
to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Beery
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Baker are
among our arrivals this week.
They also have one of our fine
ranches and will add another
progressive family to Sunset,
A Mr.. Busbee who has a claim |
in Dog Mountain basin, is here
and will reside on his place this
summer.
Sunset Grange is already max
ing preparations for the big joint
Grange picnic, July 4.
Harry Eager is putting a good
fence around his desert claim
and clearing brush. Harry is a
worker and we predict he will
have a farm as he has good |
land and ambition.
Sunset is buster than It has
been for some years. We are
finding we can grow things, if |
we farm right.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-05-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice ls hereby given that the under
sign ed hssbeen duly appointed admin.
istrator Of the estate Of James l.. Varien,
deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required
to present the same TO me. properly veri-
fed, at Burns, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated this 10th day Of March, 1912.
b. n. WARREN. Administrator.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-05-18
GETTING RID OF PLANT LICE.

Plant lice are playing havoc
with rose bushes, currants and
various garden crops at this sea-
son, and A. l.. Lovett. assistant
enomologiSt at the Oregon Agri-
cultural College, has prepared
directions for recognizing and
getting rid of the pest.
On currant bushes the work of
the lice at present appears as ir-
regular gals on the leaves, dis
colored a deep reddish hue. On
the underside of the leaf are
found many small, pale green,
soft t-bodied insects with their
beaks inserted in the plant tissue,
busy sapping the plant juices.
On the roses the lice are found
about the stems of the leaf and
flower buds. Later the flowers
will be misshapen and smaller
than normal.
A contact spray should be
used, and its effectiveness de-
pends entirely on its being used
thoroughly in such a way that it
actually reaches the body of the
insect, BLACK Leaf 40", a COM
mercial preparation for sale in
all railroad towns. is perhaps the
best for lice. Directions are on
the can. 1t may also be used
diluted in 800 parts of water,
with half a pound of soap added
for every ten gallons of the solu-
ton. Whale oil soap is best, but
common laundry soap will do.
1t should be shaved find ard dis
solved in hot water first.
Another solution is the kero-
sene emulsion spray. Half a
pound of hard soap is Dissolved in
a gallon of boiling wafer, and
when removed from the fire two
gallons of kerosene is stirred in.
A hand pump is best for mixing
it, the solution being drawn
through the hose and back into
the container again until it is
creamy white. After diluting it
with fifteen gallons of water,
the plants should be wet with it,
especial care being taken to reach
the under sides of the leaves,
where the lice are found.