The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-07-05
Ask for Walk-Over Shoes at
Browns Satisfactory Store.

Ask for Walk-Over Shoes at
Browns Satisfactory Store.
Get one Of those Dustless
Brooms at the Rexall Drug Store.
The Lunaburg Dalton q Go.
Department Store have cut high
prices and long credit. 2Stf
Z Judge Miller and wife went out
to the farm home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Egli the fore part of the week
and brought back their daughters.
Misses Lulu and Agnes, who had
been visiting out there. Mr.. and
Mrs. EgIi and little daughter ac-
companied them in for the cele-
bration. They made the trip In
their auto.
Baled hay, Bran and all kinds
of grains at The Burns Dept.
Store.
~. r. Jenkins was in from his
Happy Valley home during the
week on business. He said he
did not exnect much money from
his wool clip this season as the
sheep men were the victims OF
circumstances and the combina-
ton of wool buyers had them in
such a position that they must
take their medicine. He knows
the tariff bug-a-boo has nothing
to do with the low price offered
but IL must be put up with this
season. Be next season, how
ever, things will be adjusted and
the wool business resume its
normal condition. Mr.. Jenkins
has kept advised on the wool
market Of the world and knows
that both wool and pelts are sell
ing for more money in foreign
countries than here and he fur
ther says that when the Panama
Canal is completed and we have
transportation in Harney county
that local wool growers can COM
pete with the world and make
money as il can be produced as
cheaply in Harney county as any
where and a good staple too.
He suggests cutting out the buy
er and commission man altogeth-
err and shipping direct.
/ Walk-0ver Shoes at Browns
Satisfactory Store.
Z r. ]. Williams has returned
from q trip to Arizona where he
went to investigate a charge Of
embezzlement against his hall
brother, J. G. Dodson. The lat
ter was formerly a resident oi
this section. his home being IL
Lakeview, but he made manS
trips here buying stock and wal
well known. He went to Arizoni
recently and associated himself
with some men there in a biz
stock ranch. The firm was re
Gently Incorporated and Mr.. bod
, son was made manager. but hi
} stock had not yet been countes
/ and formally turned into the cor
> poration. Mr.. Dodson contractet
) some of the cattle and used q por
) ton of the money from the sail
to pay some personal debts will
the intention of deducting thi
amount when the settlement wa
finally made in receiving his por
! ton of stock into the firm. Hi
: partners had him arrested on a
r embezzlement charge and befor
8 he knew II had him railroaded in
!. to jail. Being a stranger in tina
Y section he had difficulty in secur
: ing a bond for his release pend
; ing trial and he appealed to hi
former friends in this section VIII
most willingly came to his assist
: ance. Mr.. Dodson bore an es
cellent reputation throughou
:. Eastern Oregon where ne ha
! lived SO long and 1t was somethin
: : of o shock to his friends to hea
: of his trouble. However. It
:, :, confidently thought he will prov
" Inc Is innocent of any wrong doin
! when he has his day in court.
d Ask for Walk-Over Shoes
1t Browns Satisfactory Store.
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