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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.
'ophie Burhhardt, plaintiff

G. Il. Ausmus and Della Ausmus,
defendants.
BY virtue Of an execution issued out
OF the Circuit Court Of the State OF Ore.
gon for Harney County on July 30, 1914
In the abovs entitled eause wherein
judgment was rendered In favor OF the
plaintiff and against the defendants on
the 30th day of March 1912 for 1907 Go,
costs and disbursements, and the further
sum Of $1,000 damages, with interest
thereon at the rate Of per cent per
annum from the date OF Judgment, and
which judgment was dply entered and
docketed on April ], 1919. have levied
on the hereafter described real property
as the propsrty Of the defendant Della
Ausmus, nameiyi
Northwest quarter OF Northeast quar-.
ter Cf Section 20 in TIP, GAS. r. -, e.,
W. NJ, Harvey County, Oregon, and
hereby give notice that viii offer the
same Tor sale, and sell the same, for
cash 10 the highest and best bidder, in
front OF the court house door at Burns,
Oregon, on Monday. the 3lst day of
August 1914, at the hour ol 2 o'clock
p. NJ. or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the foregoing judg.
ment and costs and expenses Of sale.
Dated this 30tb day Of July 1914.
A. X. RICHARDSON,
ny hfRoN TERRlLL, Sheriff.
Deputy.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
In Loving Memory Of Luther Hackney
Aged Eight Years. July, 1914.

Our darling little Luther was
gathered very soon,
In the fresh and dewey morning.
not in the glare Of noon
The Savior sent His angels and
bore away our son,
To plant him in the garden,
where decay is never known.
A little while and we shall meet
him far beyond the sky,
Where God Himself shall wipe
away, the tears from every
eye,
The brightest scenes upon this
earth, are nothitg to that
place
we shall be where Jesus IL
And see Him face TO face.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is nearby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Burns Flour Milling
Co. will be held at the Tonawa-
ma Theatre in Burns on Monday,
August 8. at 2 o'clock p m for
the purpose Of electing board
of directors and attending to
such other business as may come
before the stockholders at that
time.
p. G. Smith. President.
w. f. Huston. Secy-Treas.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
NOTICE AND PETITION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.

We, the undersigned, legal voters OF
Hartman Precinct Harney County,
State Of Oregon, respectfully petition
the Hon. County Court OF IIarney County
state OF Oregon, to grant license to
Aibritton Hotel, Chas. Rohn, Manager,
to sell spirtuous. Malt and yinous
Liquors in less quantities than one gal
Ion in HARTMAN Precinct Harney Coun.
ty, State OF Oregon. for the period of
six months. M In duty bound we will
ever pray. Namesi q. |. Cole, Carl
Herzog, ii Denman, @. l.. Lee, T.. NJ.
Miller, A.. j. Hand. T. O. Albritton, ID. p.
Snyder, ]. W. Heinz, Mrs. ], W. Heinz,
y. A. Gibson. Mrs. Y. A. Gibson, X. l..
Smith, II. N. Hand. Emma G. Libby,
Thomas b. Libby, Arehey @, Hulet,
Jno. ID. Dougherty. John ]. Heinz, r. @.
Heinz. T. Il. Heinz, X. Burkhardt, ]. l..
Millsap, 9. W. Millsap, John @. Nichol.
son, Thos Reutty, Peter Urler B. Y.
cloer, J. Dillon Jr., Ray Clark, /. b.
Clark, Thomas ]. Routley, NJ. Il.
Routley, Mrs. s. Burkhardt, l, l.. |
Sleeper, James Gary, Charles S. Gard,
II. c. Albritton, 7. NJ. Gibson, Charles
Rohp, Tom Huling.
Notice 10 hereby given that on We'd
pegday, the 2nd day of September, 1914,
ths HpderHgpeq VIII apply 10 the County
0oprt OF HaTpey C9ppty, Oregon, for
he license mentioned IN the foregoing
'etition' CHARLES RoHN,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
CONTEST NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFioR.
ltlrua Drsunu ft.lv tsth losa

bNiIhp hTATfh LAND OfflCE,
burns, Oregon, July 18th 1914
To Harvey Moon, OF Gi6 Denny Why. Seattle
Washington, Contehtee;
You are hereby notiiiod that George HleLen
trttt who gives Hurns, Harnoy County Ofeaon
na his post ONCE address, did on July i5th iOis
illo In THIS once his duly corroborated applicn.
uon TO contest ana secure the Cancellation OF
your Homestead Entry, No., Serial No, Oi6Nb
made April Goth, 1910, for HiSNWl4 aud VIZ
sWa, OF section l, Township ~, South, Ratiee
10, East Willamette Meridian, and as gronnds
for hinconteni he alleges that said Harvey M,,oi,
has wholly abandoned said entry that he never
established or maintained q residence, or made
any improvements thereon, aud has abnenfed
himself aud changed his reaid0nce theTefrom
ever hlndo the date Of ontry,
You are, tberei0re, further notified that The
haid allegations VIII be taken ~ o0nfeSsed
and your said entry viii be oanoplod wlthoni
further right 10 bp heard, either before thls
once Of on appeal, Il you fhll 20 die In this
ONCE within twenty days aflor the FOURfU
publication OF this n0fioo, as shown below
your answer, under oath, ap0oincally resnond
Ing 70 these allegations ol contest, together
WIN due proof that yon baye served IA copy OF
your answer on tho said contestant oitlier In
person or by registered mall.
you should state In your answer the name Of
tho post ONCE 70 which You desire inture
houeeh 70 Do sont TO yOu.
wm. FARRE, Register.
Date Of first publication July isrh lpia.
Dale OF second publication July 26th 1914,
Date oi thlrd publication Aug. lat 1914.
Date OF fourth publication Aug. sth 1914.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UsITED STATES LAND oyrIcE
burns. Oregon. July II, lDli
Notice II ltreby given that RalphE Peabody,
o. hufns, oregon, who, on May 4, 1909, made
Homestead Entity. No lnios, for bEylswll, soc,
81, 4, 70 H., \. " Lots l, q, B, 'awll llkEIl,
section y Township ~ H.. Range u e., VII
lametto Meridian, hah nled notice OF Intention
70 make nnai hye-year proof, 10 establish
clalm 10 the land above described, before
lho Register md Rereiyer, a. Burns, Oregon
on tho 18th day OF August, ielt
Claimant names ~ witnessrei
Frank whiting. George whiting, George
Mol.arcn, William MoLaren, all oi Burns, ore
gon,
wN. fARRE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
FOR PUBLICATION
uSbInp hp1a, sIsTEs Jlsgda IaEp FAN ps oIEsIcE ~,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. /
burns orrgpn, July 10. lsii
Notice ~ hereby given tha, lieorRe ii. VIII
iians. Of Princeton, oregon, who 81 June "a,
lws, made Homestead kntry M. a6bI, Serial
=, Il, sS w., aud lot I, bectioh 2. township N s..
Range Bs f., willamette Meridian, has filed
notice OF Intention 10 make final 1ve~year
proof, 70 establish claim TO the land above de
seribed, before Register aud Receiver, al burns
oregon, ON the nth day of August, 1914
Claimant names a. witnesses.
Thomas Stevens. Fred II, Peters, John Tenn
pie, Michscl Hehiy, all VI Princeton, Oregon,
wM, FARRE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICER
burns. Oregon, July ~, tplt
Notice IL hereby given that Robert n. Glen
OF Lawen. Orcson. who, ON March ~. 1911,
made Homestead Entry. No. OSag7. for NisNwA
aud Lots and l. section -. Township - 4.
hauRe s3l6 r., willamette Meridian, has nled
notice of Intention "a make hnAi three year
proof. 10 establish claim 10 the land abaye de
sctibed. before Register and Receiver. At Burns,
oregon. on the 2itl day OF September, Iol,
Claimant names 40 wItnesstsi
franklin Nuilcy. Mary q Gard, NhAg, oard.
Harry Cary. ull OF LAwen. Oregon,
ws. FAhhE, Register,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


rsITKp sTArp LAND oTVicE 4
hufns, oregon, July ~. 1914 I
Noiice II hereby given that George u. Hop
kins OF HUNS. oregon, who, on July lb, 1911
made Additional Homes'ead Entry, No. Oa5sl,
for h'sNwlt. Lots and section l, Township
- south. Range 81 kaFt. wiilmette Meridian,
has hlcd notice of intention 10 make nnal
three year proof 10 establish claim to the land
above described. before the Register aud lie.
rrlyer, al hurnF, Oregon, on the 26th day oi
AuFupi, lBif
Claimnnt nemes ~ Wilnpsscs!
}. J. CaYeDder. }, 7 cAyender, Frank Black
mcr and william X. Dawson, all OF burns.
Oregon
wS. fAHRK. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usITRD STAIRS LAND oEEIcE
Burma, oregon, July ~. 1914.

UslTkD STAIRS LAND oFHIcE
Burns, oregon, July ~, lpH,
Notice is hereby given that John o, smart.
oi Esll, oregon, Who. on May ~. 1915. made
NWi&sElt. Nksaswl1. section l, Township "a T.,
Range ~ y, willamette Meridian, has niod
Proof, TO csIabiith eikim' 10 the iand ahoy q de-
scrlbcd, before The Register ana Receiver, at
Burns. oregon. on the 2bth day OF August 1914
tlhlmant nninpE ~ witncHkcai
samuel Herrln, OF Ngrrows. Oregon, Peter
OF Egll. oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
War Clouds in Europe.

According to the papers re-
ceived here the past few days
there is serious apprehension Of
a general war that will involve
the entire European country.
Austria and Servia have been
showing their teeth, in fact war
has been declared. if certain
sources of news is correct, but
from the tone of dispatches IN
the last papers received 1T may
be averted by Germany. How
ever. Russia seems to be wanting
a scrap and should she show hos
tility there's going to be some
5cray.
----F-H-r---7-7''T---
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
AT FACTORY PRICES
SAVE FROM 80 to 60 PER CENT

All other sizes In stock. Non Skid
tires 10 per cent additional. red tubes
ten per cent above the gray. All new,
clean, fresh guaranteed tires. Best
standard and independent makes. Buv
direct from us and save money. D per
discount II payment In full accom- panies
each order. o. o, ID. on 10 pcr cent de.
posit. Allowing examination
TIRE FACTORIES SALES co.
pept' A Dayton. Ohio
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-08-01

r. II. fowler Of Texas. is
here as a guest Of the Oregon e.
Western Colonization Co. He Is
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31
Sir,
| have reasR the letter in yuur Tast

I have read the letter m yOur last issue, by +4Old PrOspec4or, on the e1- ort3itamt prices of grub, and endorse everything he says have also read am article on the same subject 1a the News Miner of July Fist, headed Food stuffs lower now than ever before here,'' a sort of special pleader and excuse. for the extraordinary conduct of the cona- panies, and found it as untruthful and misleading as the treaeherous article at the top of the same page saying that un- desirables had Departmental right to remain in the Post office in spite of the postmaster and public opinion.
 The people of this camp know the willy Willy Thynpson pretty well, yet they cannot be too careful when read ing what appears n his paper for he 1n- variably takes the wrong side and fights with the top dog. Thompson, like Cas- key, holds the White Pass Go. respons- ible for the high prices. Peoples and the Dominion Commercial Co. have no- thing to do with the White Pass, they have their own boats, and yet they were among the first to cause the prohibition prices. 'Twould be just as fair to charge the White Pass Go. with the high prices of collins. If an advertisement from the White Pass Co., appeared in the Citizen that paper would be more fair and reas- onable in this matter. Iris no excuse to say that merchants were selling without profit last year and are perfectly jus tif5ed in charging what they like this
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31
Report That She Has Only Organized One Socialist Local Consisting of Ten Members in Nearly a Whole Year Would Indicate That She is A
 Poor Organizer.

It is now conceded that Lena Morrow Lewis as an organ1zer is comp1et fail- ure, but as crafty politician and a dis ntpter, she is success par excellence.
 It is said that she is now sending in charges against Gonna making them as strong as possible, even insinuating that he is a Wickershan1 tool, and looking after the Wickersham interests in the Socialist party. Gonna On the other hand charges Mrs Lewis with ma1fea- sance in office and several other things. If Lena Lewis succeeds i'll downing Con- na, she will be the boss, and if Gonna succeed in down her she won't be the boss, Gonna may then be boss. If Lena Morrow Lewis had been interested in organizing work she would have gone to theId ita1od last summer but apparently Mrs Lewis was interested ill only one
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31
Fairbanks, Alaska. Dear Comrade:

As chairman of the campaign Committee I am sending you an official statement of my receipts and expenses while in the Tanana Valley.
 If my collections at meetings held in Alaska do not cover the cost of my trip and my hotel expenses and salary, then the National office will be out just that much.
 Hence it is only matter of protection to myself to be able to make as good a showing at the National office as pos sible in order to demonstrate my effi- ciency on the road and if my meetings will bring ill so much money and out of the receipts I pay all my expenses and the locals expenses for advertising and hall rent and music and extras and sun dries, then the balance rightly belongs to the National office who assumed the financial risk of my tour through Alaska Fairbanks and adjo1nlng creeks have had the benefit of my speeches without any expense to the organization. Tn oth- CT words the meetings paid for them selves,
 Hoping this report and letter may be satisfactory to all concerned and fully approaching the cordiality and enthus- iasrn with which my speeches were re- ceived and the personal kindnesses which were shown ne by the comrades
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31
HIGH PRICES
 OF GRUB

year As well say that gambler, after losing at a game, has legitimate right to hold up his best friend and pick his pocket. For tEaat's what it amounts to- the 1mirner is the best friend of the mer- chant, he opened mp the way to make wealth for the latter, who pOw tllrOttles hi1n and the camp, and leaves him fit for, and at the mercy of, the under taker- Poor Economics!
 If some ot these so-cal1ed merchants had little decency i n them S we'll as oon1non sense they would not act in this scandalous way, But there's good deal ot truth in the old saying '|put a beggar on horseback a nd he'll ride to death r An ignorant savage who denies himself the decencies of diving in order to horde up money and invest in conl- pany, where, as boss, he is as awkard and dangerous as bnlI i'll a china shop is not a person from whom can be ex- pected decency or anything that is good or beneficial to the community. Who ever hears of one of this class stalking a prospector as has been done to m knowledge in other camps by merchants during my experience of them during the past forty years.
 The most hard struck by these pro- hibitive prices, besides the operators and many miners who cannot procure work, are the men with families and the retailers in town and on the creeks who are showing their customers bills, and vouchers &c, and complaining about the restraint in trade,
 OPERATOR.
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31
PADDY O'HOOLICAN ON TIE
 HIGH PRICE OF GRUB

Arrah, bad cess f these camp-robbers sez oi! Shur-re oim not complain av our poor famished little birds uv thot name thot peck at the dog-salmon an other deIic' cies atop Q til cabin, an rus tie all tn long hard winter fer Twin
 Oin teI1in veg nv these human Cor in- human yultures that want gr-rab all tn goold tn counthry projooces b' elev- atm proices av grub at ivr-ry op'r'toon ity. Faith ar 'tis me heart thots br'ak~ in this day! Me ovid pardner, Moike o Grady lift th camp on tn same boat as Dan Ca1lyhan. Shure Moike's rale Fairbanks pi'neer, an tn discovir av Fish erik ''Be th howly mackinaw!' sez angry Moike, whin oi wint tn dock see i'm off, Tn law shud do something these ho1dups!-sez he, swirlin his two fists! ''Phwats thot, Moike ?' sez oi, ''are yez tellin ne thot til blue rar-ika- mon an tn tall mon all tn short mon are op ration on the cricks agin Moike guv me pityin look Faith Paddy" sez he, ''oim ashamed " yer stoopitidyI shure thim poor h1ghwayman 'll only take phwatever cash yez happen t have in yer clothes at th toime, an wid lit- tie thr-rouble yez c'n fool thim but, be Hllivin yez can't escape th' c1ootches ay
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The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31

The convention that is going to de- termine who the Democrats will nom- mite will be held on the third of Aug, The Republicans, it is stated, are to put up no candidate this year, thinking probably by supporting one of the other party candidates to annihilate the Dem- ocrats. Anyhow we'll see!
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31

thing--to get to Fairbanks and take up a residence so that she could qualify for delegate. This is what she calls Social ism Gonna has been playing the polit- ica1 game for nearly half century, and although he doesn't know much about the principles ot Socialism and cares probably good deal less he knows the political game. Co to it Lena! you re up against hard deal!
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31

A number of old prospectors are re- ported to have stated that they intend to make their own collins this coming win ter and have them in readiness, for as one of them said recently, II couldn't rest easily i'll a coffin that cost five times its proper price!''
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31
Nearly Everybody Seems To BezFot
 James Wickersham This Year.

Progressive Democrats Nominated James Wkersham For Deae Congress From Alaska Full Ticket Was also Nom mated for the legislature The Population Valdez Have Been Led Understand That the Terminus of the Railroad will De that Place
 WickerShamw is Understood his Influence to get Valdez the railroad Consideration of the support of the Valdez people,
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31
Notes and Comment


 In an article in the News-M Miner on the Johnson Goldstream transaction, headed ''Too much Johnson'' the writer was so ignorant as to attribute the com piling ot the Johnson Dictionary to Ben Johnson---rare Ben Johnson left poor old Doctor Samuel Johnson, the real author, ont in the cold! And now Sir'' what would the old doctor say, if he were alive, regarding the ignorance of our local scribe
 Talking about Too much Johnson" one has only to look at the Tattler 1age of the Citizen of last week where every thing is nauseating and leaves a bad taste in the mouth and cry out---if he survives---''Too much Johnson"
 And the Tattler in trying to expose the ignorance of the Dawson News show ed his own ignorance i'll not knowing that Burbank had a brother. '"Too much Johnson.
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31

MT Thompson of the News-Miner ev- idently wants to make trouble for the new postmaster, but MT. Deal had bet ter keep in mind the conditions under which he got his petition signed and act up to his promises and have the community properly and satisfactorily served.
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31

is in favor of Wickersham being return
 ed to Congress, their being practically no opposition to him, with the except ion of few disappointed ofice-seekers
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31

Advices from Valdez indicate that the Progressive Democrats held a rousing convention when they nominated Wick ersham. The general feeling at, Valdez
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31

and citizens of Fairbanks and vicinity and assuring you that I return to the States with deep interest in the Socialist movement in Alaska: and any service I may be able to render in the future that will strengthen the working class of AL aska in it's struggle for political and ec- onor1ic power and the overthrow of wage slavery will be gladly given.
 Yours Fraternally,
 Lena Morrow Lewis. From Sept 12 to 22 will get mail at Holland Hotel, Seattle, Wash.
 Summary of receipts a md expenses of Lena Morrow Lewis, National Organ izer, Socialist party, while working in the Tanana Valley, Alaska. July 27--- Aug. IA. 1912.
 Collections on Creeks $419. 50 Collections from Fairbanks (after deducting all legitimate expenses connected with the two hall meetings) 57. so Total $477.Oo Expenses for trip on creeks
  including travelling expenses of Comrade Brooks as well as my fare and hotel bills S56.50 Expenses for meals and dray- age and Laundry (Fairbanks) 34.15 Total S9o. .65 Balance 477.oO--9 90. 65- -$3S6. 3
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The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31

If the Marsha1l's office paid less atten- ton to politics and little more to their legitimate business there would be few CT men and women swindled before their very eyes.
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31
MANY CANDIDATES FOR
 SENATORIAL HONORS.

Besides John Jnnkin, Dan Callahan, and H, Ringdahl, for Senatorial honors seHeral- others have been mentioned a. mong them being Henry Ray, Progress i've, and John Dillon, Democrat,
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31
N. 6. FORCES
 TURNED OUT

MT, T. H. Deal, the new postmaster, made front attack here today, and as- isted by the Harris forces succeeded in compelling the N. c. forces to Surren- der.
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31

(Continued on page 4)
The Alaska socialist., 1914-07-31

The emancipation of fhe working class must be the ,class-conscious work of the working class. KARL MARX,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-05
MURcHIE & MARTIN.
New Law Firm rendered Reception
Monday Morning by Friends.

An occasion of much pleasure was
the impromptu reception rendered the
members of Augusta snewest law firm,
Murchie & Martin, Monday morning.
at their Office, 1S4 Water street. and in
which about 20 of their young men
friends on the street participated. r.
E. Beane acted very gracefully the
part of master of ceremonies, and his
speech in which he welcomed, in be-
half of those present. the new firm to
the business circles of the city, was
appropriate and full of friendly feel
ing. At the conclusion of his remarks
Mr.. Martin responded briefly.
Following the ceremony at the Of
flee the party adjourned to the Devine
& Chadbourne pharmacy where a
tempting menu of ices and cold drinks
was served by courtesy of the pro-
prietors. and a half hour passed most
happily, after which those present adj
journed unanimous in their expression
of good wishes for the success of the
new law firm, and the hope that its
career SO successfully inaugurated
would continue for years to come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-05
children's Home Donations

The. managers of the Children
Home hereby acknowledge receipt OF
the following donations received from
Augusta friends during the past
month:
Marcella and Eleanor Davis, 2 sleds,
1 chair Ladies' Aid, Penney Memo
rial church, one-half days work; Mrs
C. F. Penney, suit for girl; friends
good ones-9 dresses, underclothes.
fine coats Gall new); Mrs. L. How
ard, 2 hats. dress, pair shoes, skirt;
Mrs. Angie Crosby 4 pairs new hose;
Mrs. Wight (School street,, toys,
clothing; ladies of Unitarian church,
cake, rolls and doughnuts; H. w
Bailey, carriage; Mrs. Stevens Sun
day school class. Congregational
church, May baskets filled with candy
for each child; DR.. Mckay, medical
attendance for the month; Augusta
Eleetrotyping and Engraving Co, cut
for paper.