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for Knisely in ninth.

SUMMARY.
Two Base Hit--Elwert.
Stolen Bases-Elwcrt, Sloan.
Base on Balls-Foxen 5, Fry /, Brown g.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Foxen (Sloan).
Innings pitched-Foxen 6, with II hits
and Z runs; Ery 3 with 2 hits and no
runs.
Struck Out-Foxen !, Brown 3.
Passed Balls-Gribbens 2.
Wild Pitches Foxen |, Brown 1.
Time OF Gafne-2:1G.
Umpires- Brcitenstein and Hart
AFTERNOON GAME
Birmingham- ALB. X. II. o. A. L
Narcan, -. ....4 3 s 9 D
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probable pennant winners of the South
ern league. stated today that there
would be no post-season series with
the Houston team, pennant winners in
the Texas league for the Dixie cham
pionship.
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Senators HumbIde

Mosley 4, Schulz 3. Passed balls. Cady 2.
Time. 1:56. umpires. Egan and Connolly.
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Two Base Hits--McGilvray, Wares.
SUMMARY.
stolen Base--Wares.
Double play--Knaupp to Wares to
Snedecor.
Base on Balln e. Brown J.
Hit by Pitched Bale. Brown MAR
CAM.
Hits--Manning 8 in 1-3 innings with
2 runs: u. Brown 3 in 1 2-3 innings
with / run.
Struck Out-Prough 2. Manning 2.
Wild Pitch--E. Brown.
Time-1:48
Sacrifice Hits-Messenger, ELAN
Wares.
Umpires-Hart and Breitenstsin.
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New York Observation-Disclosures. 900 coo 000-0
Boston .......................... 121 020 O0s--6
Summary: Hwo base hits Wagner
Lewis, Cady, Yerkes. Three base hit.
Speaker Sacrifice hit, Mosley. Stolen
bases. Maise Hartsell, Speaker O. Dou
Bile play, Zeider. Knight to Maisel. Base
on balls, Schulz 2, Mosley g. Struck out,
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MORNING. GAME.

Philadelphia won the morning gamsF
from Washington four to one through
passes by Boehlfng and bad supporyh
Bender was hit for four successivet
singles IN the first inning but after
that only one safety was made off him.
Scorer
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BARONS CAPTURE THRILLING
BATTLE IN EXTRA INNINGS
PROUGH BESTS MANNING AND
ELMER BROWN-BARONS TIE
TWO-RUN LEAD AND WIN IN
TENTH
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Montgomery ~, Birmingham 0-s.
Nashville 3-l1, Memphis 2-S.
Atlanta ga, New Orleans, 0.3.
Chattanooga &c. Mobile as.
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MORNING GAME

Cincinnati took the first game to
with Pittsburg today Two errors, one
by Wagner and the other by Viox, early
in the tenth blasted the hopes of the
locals for a victory. Cincinnati scored
the winning run without trouble.
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Totals . 40 2 IL 20 ais 2
*-Two out when winning run scored

sRan for Meyers in ninth.
$+Ran for Myers in tenth.
***Ran for Crandall in tenth
Score by innings:
Boston ........... 900 010 010 o.
New York ........ 020 900 900 1--3
Summary: Hime run, Meyers Sacri-
flee hits, Doyle Snodgrass. Stolen
base Burns. Struck out, Demaree 3.
Balk, Demaree Struck out, Hess l.
Hit by pitcher, Herzog, Murray. Time,
two hours. Umpires, ODay and Emslie.
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Chattanooga ....... 600 900 co., 8
Summary: Two-base hit, Street. Three
base hit, Paulet. Stolen base, Odell
Double plays, Flick to Coyle, King of
Coyle. Schmidt to Stock. Sacrifice hits.
Paulet. ID. Robertson. Base on balls,
Sommers g. Hit by pitcher, Campbell
Q<ing). Struck out. Sommers 2. Camp
bell 8. Time 20. Umpires, Lefield and
KERN.
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Totals .... 80 4 "a 13
Slated for Johnson In eighth.
*aRan for Tinker in eighth.

Summary: Two base hits. Dolan,
Carey, Wagner. Three base hit, Mil
Ter. Stolen base, Wilson. Hits M1k~
gan, in 2 innings (none out in third),
Johnson, 3 in 5 innings Herbert, 1 in
one inning. Struck out, Morgan 2,
Johnson 8, McQuillan3. Bases on balls.
Morgan /. McQuillan B. Hit by pitcher,
Morgan (Gibson). Time, 1:42. Umpires,
KLEIN and Orth.
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TOIuI3 ...... - D , 30
%Batted for Bush in tenth.

score ny llnlnBS.
Washington ......,.. 002 0o1 1Uf 1---5za
Philadelphia ......... 022 600 900 2--6
Summary Two base hits, Milan ?. Nc 81
Innis, Oldrlng, Il. Muif ,hy, Baker. Home 3
run. Johnson. Sacrift .e hits. McInnis
Gandil. Hits. Brown in g innings
Houck 2 in / 2-3 In one out in sixth
Bush 6 in 5. Stolen b; ase, Baker. Struck
out johnson Z. Brown 2. Houck 3, Bush
2. Double plays. + Dster. Gandil To
Mcbride: Johnson o Foster; Schange
to Baker. Bases on balls, Brown 1.
Bush | Hit by pitc her. Johnson lMur-
phy) Passed balls, Schang. Time, 2:15J
Umpires, Evans and Ferguson.
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Nixon RI ... 3 o . 1 o
Dunn, C. . o o 3 , o
Thompson, p. =, o o o
-
Totals .....,. 20 6 Z - l. 1
Score hv innings:
New Orleans ........... 600 600 600
atlanta ............... Col 010 40@--6
Summary: Two bsNe hits, Erwin, Ag-
ler. Home run, Agler. Struck out
Walker 8, Thompson 3. Bases on balls,
Walker 1, Thompson 1. Sacrifice hits
Long smith. Stolen bases, Nixon Bis
land, Holland Q. Wild pitch, Walker.
Hit by pitched ball, Walke~ Gong).
Time, 1:45. Umpires, Pfenl-ea--- and
Rudderbam.
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y
rigan Three base hits, Wagner, Ford.
Maisel. Hits, Collins in inning, Hall
none In 1-3 innings, Leonard in 2-3 in
nings. Sacrifice hits. Cree, Engle. Stolen
bases, Speaker, Wolter, Hartzell. Double
play, Zeider, Hartzell to Knight Base on
balls, Hall 3, Ford l. Struck out, Collins
., Ford l. Struck out, Collins 2, Ford 2,
Leonard 4. Time, 2:1S. Umpires, Connolly
and Egan.
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SVUTt Dy I1HIHBS. :
Washington ....... 100 600 000--t
Philadelphia ....... 800 010 O0@--f
Summary: Three base hit. Mclnnis
Hits, Boehling, 5 in Z innings; Gallia.
1 in 1. Sacrifice hits Collins, Bender.
Murphy. Bases on balls. Boehling 2.
>>>>~-~>~>-~~-~~~~~~
Continued ON Last Page)
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Summary Two base hits, Fletcher,
Snodgrass, Merkle, Myers. Three base
hit. Merkle. Home run, Rariden. Sacri-
flee hits, Marquard (2). Stolen bases,
Sweeney. Doyle. Fletcher. Shafer. Dou-
BILE play, Meyers to Shafer Bases on
balls. Marquard 8, Rudolph 2. Struck
out Marquard g. Rudolph 5. Passed ball,
Meyers. Umpires, O'Day and Emslie.
Time, 2:40
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MORNING GAME

Boston batted Schulz hard in the game
today with New York, making at least
a hit In every inning except the eighth,
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Games Today

Memphis at Birmingham
New Orleansf inrhattanooga.
Mobile at AZ
Montgomery
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'Batted for King in ninth.
'@Batted for Flick in ninth.
for Coyaleslli in nintn.

0FII f'NVIVU
Score by innings:
Chaitanooga ...,....... O10 600 014--6
Mobile ..................O Oo0 010 310-5
Summary: Stolen base, Stock. Sacrifice
hits, Covalesk Hogg, Schmidt. Double
rlays Hogg, Schmidt to Starr. Hits.
Hogg in 2-3 innings with two runs.
Struck out, Covaleski 9; Hogg /. Bases
on balls, Cavet 2, Hogg 2, Covaleski 2.
Hit by pitched ball, Hogg G1lberfeld);
Covaleski (ClarkD. Wild pitches, Hogg,
Covalesli. Time, 1:55 Umpires, KERN
and Fifield.
MORNING GAME.
Campbell held the locals to six hits
this morning, but weakened in the sew
enth Sommers was hit opportunely in
the opening innings. but was invincible
in the late part of the game. Score:
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tCsrtisssd :. Last PsssI
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Totals .............fo ~ II y
zone out when winning run scored.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-09-13
Wild Mustard
Should Be Destroyed.

Two farmers Of the Wavcrly
section were talking to The
Times Herald man early this
week about the spreading of the
weed pests in this Valley and de-
ploring the neglect Of the farmers
to stop it. There is law COM
pelling the keeping down of wild
mustard and similar weed pests
that should be observed. The
longer it is neglected the harder
it is going to be TO get rid Of
troublesome weeds in the future,
and this must be done.
Prof. Scudder of the agricul-
tural college was recently quoted
as saying that wild mustard was
doing more damage to the fields
of Eastern Oregon than the rab-
bits; this seems to have been
overlooked by local farmers and
while they are considering ways
and means to rid themselves of
the rabbits. the weeds should
also have some attention as 1t is
much easier now than after they
have q start.
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spectiye rights Of the parties 10 this suit
and each and every one thereof 10 the
waters OF Trout Creek aud It's tfibutar-
les as between themselves and each and
every one thereof 10 the waters OF Trout
( Creek and its tributaries as between
themselves and each and every one
! thereof.
/ 4. For decree declaring each one
OF the plaintiffs TO be the owner anO en-
| titled to he use Of this waters % the ev-
tent as by them and each and everyone
OF them alleged in said amended com
plaint.
8. For the decree d,tcrmiuing The
! relative rights and priofities 20 and in
| the waters ~ Trout Creek and III tri-
butrics uf each and every one OF the
partl,s lu this suit.
q. For snch other and inrJher relief
as 10 this Court and 10 Equity may seem
proper and Just and necessary IN the
premises.
Z. For Judgment against the delch-
dants for plaintiffs costs and disbufsc-
ments herein,
This Summons IL published bv order
OF the Ron Grant Thompson. County
judge uf llarney County, Oregon, duly
made and entered on September .. 1913,
directing the publication thereof for six
consecutive weeks Ia The Times Herald
newspaper published in Burns, Oregon
and the date OF frs, publication is Sept.
@, 1919 and the date oi last pub lc ton
will be- Oct. ~, 1919
j. W. Iliuos & q A. RENnoLp,
Attorney for Plaintiffs
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Indications Favorable to
Farmers Taking over Mill

According to those who have
been soliciting stock to take over
the flour mill and add a packing
plant there is little doubt but a
new concern will assume control
in the near future. A meeting is
called for this afternoon and it
will be definitely settled at that
time. However, the stock sub
scriptions have come in well,
quite a number of farmers hav-
ing taken an interest in the pro-
ject and while the committee does
not report sufficient already
pledged to purchase the mill and
finance. packing plant, they
feel encouraged from the interest
already shown and the prospects
for more stock being taken this
afternoon when those Interested
get together and have a better
understanding of the proposition.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-09-13
Indian Allotment
Lands to Sell Nov.

II. G. Wilson of the Indian Ser
vice, stationed at Roseburg, will
receive sealed bids up to Nov. l.,
for the following list of Indian
lands located in Harney Valley:
Big Blind, NWi, Sec. IL, T. %,
II. 80. Apprised $500.
Indian Geran, ct al SWi, Sec.
12, T. %, II. 30. Appraised $500
Indian Tuy. SWt Sec. 50, t. %
r. 32h. Appraised $1,000.
Jennie Louie, sch, Sec. ID, 7.
%, r., 80. Appraised $500.
Indian Tabby, SWi, Sec. u,
I. %, II. 81. Appraised $1,000.
Indian Tuy, NWf, Sec. q, I.
%, r. 81. Appraised $1,000.
Mamie Tabby, SEi, Sec. q. t.
%, r. 90. Appraised $1,000.
Susie Yuba Tom, SWi. Sec. 8,
T. %, r. 32h. Appraised $1,000
Indian Geran, ct al, SCI, Sec.
%, T. %. r. 32a. Appraised
$1,000.
Indian Jennie Cap, NWa, Sec.
10, T. %, r. 32a. Appraised
$1,000.
Indian Annie. Sci, Sec. "a, T.
%, r. 81. Appraised $1,000.
Indian Johny. SEi. Sec. 35, T.
23, r. 80. Appraised $1,000.
Peter Teman. SEi, Sec. 25. T.
%, II. 32a. Appraised $1,000.
George Washington. NWi, Sec.
g, T. "a, r. 32a. Appraised
$1,000.
George Washington, NEi, Sec.
Z, T. "a. r. 32l. Appraised $1,000.
George Washington. Lots |. 2,
s 4. Sec. Z, T. "a. X. 32a APP
praised $1,000.
Indian Midash. SEA. Sec. 2. T.
"a. r. 32h. Appraised $1,000.
Media Paddy. ct al. NWi, Sec.
27, T. %, X. 32l. Appraised
$1,000.
Media Paddy, SWi, Sec. q. T.
%. R.32l. Appraised $1,000.
Indian Pedro, NEl, Sec. Ia. 7.
%, r. 32A. Appraised $1,000,
Indian Pedro. Sci. Sec. Ia. T.
%, X. 32A. Appraised $1,000.
Indian Pedro, SWi. Sec. ID. T.
%. K. 32A. Appraised $1,000.
Matte Jim, ct al, SEf. Sec. 4.
T. "a. r. 32l. Appraised 5000.
Indian Johnny, NEi, Sec. "a,
T. %, r. 80. Appraised $1,000.
Matte Jim. Sci. Sec. "a. T..
23, r. 32A. Appraised 5000.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-09-13

In the Circuit Court of the State ~ Ore.
gon for the County OF llarncy.
Elirida Murray, Plaintiff,
vs..
Thomas Cecil Murray. Defendant
To Thomas Cecil Murray, defendant;
ia the name Of the State OF Oregon;
You are hereby required To appear in
the above entitled Court on or before
Monday the sixth day OF October 1918
and answer the complaint iiled against
you IN the above entitled cause. and u
YOU fail To so appear and answer with
in the said time, for want thereof the
plaintiff wNi apply 70 the above entitled
court for tn, relief demanded In her
complaint, TO wit;
For decree absolvty diyorcing the
plaintiff from you and forever dissolving
the bonds OF matrnony heretofore and
now existing between you and the plain.
tiif and for n judgment for her SITS aud
disbursements herein.
This summons is served upon y.u by
publishing the same once week for six
consecutive weeks in the Times Herald u
weekly newspaper OF general circulation
in Harney County, State of Oregon,
pursuant TO an order Of Hon. Grant
Thompson, County Judge OF said County
OF Harney, State Of Oregon, made and
entered on the 10th day OF August 1919
The date of the first publication of this
summons being August 2s, 1918 and the
last publication being October ith 1918.
WM. MuLLER.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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County Court Proceedings

Petition of w. S. Haley and
others for establishment and
abandonment of county road,
denied.
Road petition ID. ". Wilfong
and others approved and road
directed opened.
Petition of Geo Cawlfield for a
liquor license in Narrows pre-
cinct denied as his petition did
not contain majority of all the
legal voters and a remonstrance
was filed.
Application Of w. E. Marshall
for the establishment of a road
of public easement, granted.
Reports of road supervisors
approved.
Liquor license Of VIM. johnson
at Alberson revoked as it was
found from a personal inspection
by Judge Thompson of the pre-
misses disclosed that he had no
hotel as provided by law and the
license was obtained upon false
representation.
The warrant for $1,000 provid-
ing for the agricultural extension
work was ordered drawn. Com
missioner Balm dissenting.
George Dunsmore resigned as
road supervisor of Dist. No. /
and Joe Vanderpool was appoint
ed to fill the vacancy.
C. G. Lundy was appointed
County Sealer of weights and
measures.
Bert Stillson appointed janltor
for the court house property to
fill the place Of Thos. Howard
who resigned.
Petition Of C. w. Drinkwater
and others for a county road
was approved and viewers order
ed to view out the proposed road.
Road petition of j. T. Baker
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SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court of the State o
Oregon for llnrney County.
Laura iIaney, Plaintiff,
VS. summon,
Frank d. IIaney, Deiendant)
To Frank ID. ilaney, the above named
defendant:
In the name of the State OF Oregon
you are hereby required to appear and
answer To tho complaint filed against
you IN the above entitled suit, on or be
lore the last day OF the time prescribed
in the order OF publication of this sum.
mons to-wit; on or about the 4th day
of October, 1913, said date being the
expiration of six weeks from the first
publication Of this summons, and II you
fail TO answer, for want thereof Plain.
tiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint to.wit;
For decree of this Court diss living
the bonds Of matrimony now existing
between Plaintiff and Defendant, and
that Plaintiff have decree of divorce
absolute from Defendant,
That Plaintiff have the care, custody
and control of Terence IIaney; Dnrrel
Haney and LoVon Ilaney, minor child.
rem OF Plaintiff and Defendant, and her
costs and disbursements herein.
This simmons is publis ished by order
of Hon. Grant Thompson, Judge of the
County Court of lIarney County, made
and entered on the 22nd day of August,
1913, and the date Of the first publiea-
tion OF this summons is August 23rd,
'0i3.
]. ]. PATTERSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-09-13
Reaps Profit from Hogs.

In our last issue we stated thai
one hog, which weighed 55t
pounds. was sold by Charles
Langbehn and brought him near.
ly $4,000. Mr.. Langbehn now
informs us that he sold five hogs
at the time and they averaged
$50 pounds, or a total of 2780.
The price paid was 8 cents and
the five porkers brought him
1922. 40.
Mr.. Langbehn says with pro-
per attention hogs can be made
to pay a better profit than any
other farm commodity, and that
he realizes more than 81 per
bushel on all the wheat he feeds
them.
Besides the five sold on the
market he has another five prom
ised to the same firm and while
they will not average quite as
much as the first lot, yet they
will bring him around 5000. =
Tekoa (Wash.) Blade, Aug. s.
1918.
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The liberal Interpretation Of
the land laws under the present
administration has given the
home builder new hope and has
shown that the present Secretary
of the Interior is a man who
understands conditions in the
public land states and really de-
sires to assist legitimate home
builders in making good. Another
amendment to the homestead
regulations has just been an
nounced which permits reduc.
ton in the area to be cultivated
if it be found the land is not
practical for cultivation. Dis
abilities or misfortune after entry
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-09-13
Who Pays For The Ads?

II 1t is common to hear a nom
i advertising merchant say that
II he doesn, t believe in advertls-
ling, but gives the customer
the benefit of the money he
saves by not advertising. Let
us examine this statement and
see how much truth it contains.
Judicious advertising sells more
/ goods for the merchant, turns
H his stock quicker and makes 1t
/ possible, by increasing the
II volume of business, to buy in
bigger quantities and obtain a
bigger discount. Increasing
1 the volume of business de-
creases the selling cost. A
merchant will sell cheaper, if
possible, because he will thus
gain customers from his COM
petitors, and also increase the
demand as lowering the price
of an article places it within
the reach of a larger per cent.
of the people and is thus a
stimulant to trade. !.
The price of a commodity is
lowered and the quality is
bettered through the medium
of advertising. Take the
automobile as illustration. Ad-
vertising has made the auto
mobile business. 1t overcome
the prejudice that existed
against the machine and Great
ed a demand that enabled the
factories to increase output
and cut the selling price to less
than so per cent of what it was
a few years ago.
1t is readily seen that the
|c consumer does not pay for
advertising, as the advertiser
sells cheaper than the nom
advertiser.
If the consumer does not pay
for the advertising who does
pay? 1t cannot be the adver-
tiser as advertising increases
his sales, decreases his selling
cost and increases his profits.
The advertiser doesn't pay be-
cause advertising pays him.
Then who pays for the ad-
vertising? The non-adyertiser
pays for the advertising done
by his advertising competitor.
All business that he loses to
his advertising competitor is
part Of the price he pays. The
non-advertiser and the poor
advertiser, each in proportion,
pay for the ads of the good
advertiser.
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and others approved and ordered
viewed.
The new survey of the road
from Stancliif bridge through
section 6 was ordered viewed by
the county surveyor and referred
to the road viewers.
Claim of Rose Kern for DANA
ges 60 the amount of $500 caused
by the road supervisor cutting O
culvert and allowing back water
to flood certain crops was denied,
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McClain, Fred Allen n j. Catlow
Il. NJ. Schroeder, Dave Dcfcnbaugh
d. ID. Deicb baugh, Lewis Deienhangh
Adam Deienbaugh, Frank Adrian
Joan Beatty. and Carl A. Thompson
Plaintiffs,
The American Land x Live stock Com
pany, u corporation, & 4 Thomnl
and - Walter u partnership doinp
business as Thomas z Walter, John
Polandcr. G. $ Allgard, Pacific Live
stock Company, n corporation, II. J
Bamio,d. A. w Quincy, ! h. ROM
seVellc, Sarah X Virgins, Michael J
Woals, Joseph Kralik, Blsnche Lyn
dall. T.. j. Drnn, g. Henry Oils, W
=. Estell. Cornelius Mandcyillc, Nor
man j. Ross, Harry Slough. Oacai
chhstophefson, ;. Waterfall, william
J. Kennedy. LYDIA f. Fryer. llurberi
Wynhon, l. y. Carlton, T. a Homes
Henrietta @. Bates, Hiding Ryden
George II. Miller, Gu~tavc o Schrei
ber. r. I. Wheiplv. Mary J. Wnlstein
William Kent. William 7. Styles
Clarence +. CLARK, T. T.. Pepper
Arnold T.. Archibald, Lawrenc,
Clark, Nelc,ia VI. lical, aud Robert
scott, l'NlehbAhtN
10 The American Land Il Livestock Co
a corporation, G.. L Thomas, and -----
Walters. n partnership doing business
AZ Thomas and Walters, H. J. Ban.
t,rd. A. W Quincy. Sarah II. Wig
gus, Michael ! Woods. Josvpli kfn-
nk. Blnnch lyndall. T.. !. Dean, G.
Henry Gils. W : lt,tcii. Cornelius
Mandcvillr, Norman j. Ross. llarr,
Slough. Oscar ChriHtopl,ersou. =.
Waterfall, William j. Kennedy, Lydia
T. Fryer. Ilnrbru Wynbon, T.. T..
Carlton. T.. A. Homes, Henrietta g,
lBates, III ding Rydcn, George II
Miller, Gustavc q. Schroeder. L. l.,
Whelply. Mary ] Wulstoin. William
Kent. William r. Stylcs, Clarence +.
Clark, i T.. Pepper, Arnold T.. Archi.
bald, Lawrence CLARK, Voleda VI
Beal and Robert Scott, aDovo named
Defendants:
In the name ol the State Of Oregon
you and each OF you are hereby rrquir-
cd To appear and answer the amended
complaint fled herein againstyou, upon
the expiration Of elk weeks from the
publication Of the Summons herein, to-
wit
bn ot urofe Vtl"hrf lS, 1918 thai
being TIE la,t day Of the time prcscrihed
,n he Id,lrr of tie ,ourt Of tho pub.
ieation Of TIL, suumohs aud IL you
or any one oi yon fail TO 80 answer
or appear the plaintiffs will apply 20 the
Court for the relief prayed for In said
amended complaint, namely:
|. For tho continuance Of the tenn
poraty Injunction heretofore Issued
against the defendant j. T.. Rounsevolle
2, For an issuance OF tho temporary
Injunction aRaipet tho defendant John
Polander, enioining and restraining him
during the pnndancy oi this suit from
iD any way or manner interfering with
tho flow Of waters Of Trout Creek or It's
tributaries nnd from in any way divert
ing thu same or any part thereof,
.. For decree determining the re-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-09-13

The tariff bill has passed the
u. S. Senate and has been re-
turned to the house as several
amendments were made to it in
the senate. 1t will pass the
lower house with little debate is
the prediction of those familiar
with its provisions. 1t is also
predicted the currency bill will
pass at the extra session with
little opposition. President Will
son has shown he has the ability
to get legislation through when
he desires it.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

unirEn srArrs LAND uFFfCr, 1
HntnH, oregon, August ~. 1918,
Notier tu hereby Owen that t.ulu =. Horton.
widow OF Arthut Horton. deed ot hutnn. Ore
gou. who, on May ~, 1910, mAde Add'l Home
stead Entry, No. OGt1. for N,fNE,4, sW.a MA
aud i.NWl., section a. Township "a ~,
Range 80 r. Willamette Meridian. has hlod
notice OF intention 20 maze Hual ava year
Proof. TO establish claim to the land above do
setibed, before Register and Receiver. ~ nurns,
oregon, on the 26ih day OF Ne ptemboS isiI
Claimant names no witnesses
Gsofge Dunnmprc. Nick Banh, ", Horton,
Jasper l.oopcf all of burns, Oregon,
Wa fARHE, Hugistrr