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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-01-16
Archie MCGOWAN has gone to
Portland on business.
NO. 1901.
Report Of tho condition Of The

Report of the condition Of the
HARVEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Of BURNS
at Burns, IN the state OF oregon. at the close Of
business, Dec 9ist ioli.
RESOURCES
Loans aid Discounts f2lS $50 u
Oyerdrafts. secured $4,000
| Unsecured ..,a 900 80 800 80
u. =, bonds to secure circulation 1par
valued .,....... .......... 28to %
U. =. fionds to secure 0. =.
| deposits tpaf yaluol ilO,0OO0O
U y. bonds 10 secure Postal
Savings 20 900 ~ II 900 90
Bonds, securities, etc.. on bandtother
| than stock including premiums
on same .....".,..u '.... 25,l66 ~
subscription TO stock Of Fed
cral Res ave bank o.,.,. $50 90
All olhvi stocks, including
premium on same 10000 1850 90
Furniture aud natures .... ....., $500 n
Due from Federal Reserve Bank $500 10
Due from approved reserve
agenio In central reserve
ciiIcs o..,. ......a. 1Oalasl
Due from approved reserve
agents In other reserve
cities ........ .. 6gs5s 3g G3,I7i 70
than a6ovei -. li,22s u
outside cheeks aud other cash items.
tCi "; fractional currency, t37 60 l0l 80
Checks on banks In the same city or
town as reporting bank ..... 90 9s
Notes OF other National Banks 7i3 70
LAWFUL hosKr RESERVE IN BANK.
VIZ.
Specie ............ t206sO5O
Legal tender notes . no % 2OO95 70
Redemption fund with I. .s.Treasuror,
90 per cent Of circulsuoD i,i75 90
l"t"l .'.'s.t t.ss.t.'ss.sf tbpo,'Il bb
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid ln.,,.......... 5000 90
surplus FUND. ..... .. % 900 W
Undivided profits, ..... ....., $50 ~
Circulating notes ...,...... tl3.5OOO %
Less amount on hand aud
In Treasury for rcdemp-
tion or IN transit 600 90 22bO0 W
Demand deposits
indiyidnl deposits subJeotto
check Ipi,7is77
Certified Checks itl0
Cashiers checks 0uistHnd
Ing. ........., ... s9d ~
United states deposits 100000
Postal savings deposits~ n27G
State aud municipal dcpos
Its w . 6.lis ~ 2ii. 10 q
Time deposits
Certificates OF deposit due
ON or after 10 days ~. .sshsl
Deposits subject 10 10 or
more days nJticc ...... ia,552l 73,iH rs
-
Total lss5, ~ 60
STATE OF OREGON,
County of iiatney,
I. Leon NJ. Brown, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement 10 true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief.
Lros NJ. Brown, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sth
DAY Of January, 1915
J. s COOK,
,scall Notary Public.
Correct Attest;
&. y. McKtSSEY
J. M DALTos
q. A RFHHoLD
Directors
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-01-16
Tonawama tonight

Good Bread is the staff of life.
we have it for sale at City Res
taurant.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-01-16
THE BROAD HIGHWAY
Burns, Oregon

Hours a M TO 3 p.
We pay per cent interest in Savings Department
Certificates Of Deposit)
The Washington times., 1915-06-13


8 o
i
% By wearing LA FRANCE Shoes she increase her footwear
wardrobe without footwear bills
find LA FRANCE Shoes
bit of Sty Quality Workmanship found that others
sell dollars.
Our stock of LA FRANCE Shoes varied safely
offer fashion Your particularly
display LA FRANCE iiney Modes vetabe
models designed LA FRANCE
call o +
g
FRANCE Should LA FRANCE Shoes fail
BERBERCH Standard, customers satisfaction
BERBERCHS."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
OYER HAITI
Ccontnusd From FIRST Pags.)

press dispatches state. that approval
be given by noon tomorrow
While the diplomatic branch Of the
United States government is working
out a plan for future peace In HaitTs
domestic life ana foreign relations.
the navy department Is proceeding
with preparations for an extended stay
OF its marines on the island. Rear Al
miral Caperton. in command Of the
forces now occupying not only the
capital but most OF the principal
towns and stragetic points. has the
situation well in hand with something
over 1000 marines and bluejackets.
He Is to be reinforced imediately BY
the armored cruiser Tennessee with a
battalion Of $50 additional marines.
Now that action has become neces-
sary. the Washington administration
does not intend 10 leave Haiti TO her
own resources again until necessary
steps have been taken 10 prevent a
recurrence OF the events OF the LIST
eight years during which the little
republic has had eight presidents
most Of them successful revolutionIsts
has been in constant trouble with
her foreign debts and has been unable
10 guarantee the safety either Of Ter
own people or OF foreigners
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IN THE EAST.
Russian Statement.

PETROGRAD. via. London. Aug. %.
lV.SO D. m-Thc following official state
mont was issued tonight al the head
quarters OF the Russian general staff:
In the Riga district there has been
no chanEe. In the direction Of Jacob
stadt and lNinsk toward the west on
Monday there was fighting In places
win alternating success. In the district
81 koNno To wilma sunday night and
the following day the enemy continued
10 exercise pressure on our troops who
mcnt.
between the Bobr and the Narew we
nave fallen back from our general posi-
lions on the LEFT bank Of the Eobr In
conformity with this movement we evac-
uated. sunday evening the Qualifications
~ bssowetz which forms a sector OF
these positions.
During Sunday night and the follow
ing day very stubborn attacks by the
enemy continued In the region TO the
east OF Bielsk and along the sectors OF
the 'front.' Of klcshtshelc-Nysok Okla Brest .
LitoNsk-Orlia. Some OF these attacks.
Notwithstanding the numerical SUPERIOR
ny OF the enemy. were rcpulsed with
great success by our infantry supported
by cavalry.
We captured some prisoners and
Quick-firiug guns. These actions fariIf-
lated considerably our occupation OF new
positions ON the right bank Of the Rug
sunday night We stopped an attemDt
~ the enemy TO resume an offensive in
the direction Of kovel. IN the Puscka
region battle. which began Monday
continues
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
NAME M'MECHEN
President Of Marshall County Board
OF County Commissioners-Lev
Laid and Grand Jury Drawn.

y. p. McMechen was selected presl-
dent OF the Marshall county court. at
a special session held at Moundsville
yesterday afternoon. Each member Of
the court voted by ballot and Mr. Nc
Mechen received the votes OF the other
two members OF the court. w NJ
Newell and John Hazlett The cause
for the reorganization OF the court
was brought about by the resignation
of Friend w. Eller. Mr.. Eller being
president Of the court when he tend
cred his resignation
The matter OF laying the tax levy
for the fiscal year was taken up. The
levy was laid as estimated several
weeks ago. 20 cents for general county
purposes and 10 cents for district road
purposes. in all 30 cents. the same as
last year. \ special levy. as was est.
mated. was laid in Union district 10
pay OF the interest on the Union dis
trict road bonds.
The list OF names was selected. from
which the grand jury for the regular
fall term OF Marshall county circuit
could will be drawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25

from 1902 to 1906 the Eastman Com.
pany Of New York Intentionally mono
polized the business OF making ana
selling cameras, plates. Photographic
paper and film IN the United States by
acquiring control OF twenty competing
concerns which were afterward dis
solved. the plants dismantled and their
business removed to Rochester.
The defendants in their answer DEM.
ed restraining trade or competition or
engaging in monopoly. and claimed
their status was a result of the crea-
ton and development within their
plants OF products OF a superior Qual.
ity and of the manufacture OF a Gem.
era In which they were the conceded
pioneers.
The opinion reviewed in detail the
acquisition OF the control of raw paper
and OF competing companies and stat
ed that IL was difficult to avoid the
conclusion that these acts were Ior
the purpose Of suppressing competi.
ton and In furtheTance OF an intention
10 form a monopoly. In standardization
or this IL was pointed out that IN
nearly every instance the conveyances
contained restrictive covenants pro
hibiting the officers OF the acquired
concerns from re-entering the bust
ness for periods ranging from 5 TO
20 years. thus serving as said in the
tobacco case. AS perpetual barriers
TO the entry OF others"
Become a Menace
Monopolies thus formed, the opin
ION continued, are bound to become
burdensome and menacing TO indus
trial welfare and are entirely at vari
ance with wholesome business condI
tions.
Judge Hazel dismissed the govern
ments claim that contracts for The
manufacture of motion pictures film
entered into between the defendant
and the motion pictures patents com
pany were violations of the statute.
The court quoted the great gains and
profits OF the company for the year
1912. which amounted to 5l5.633. SOL .33
or about III percent on total sales o
$24,163. 407.65, as showing the large
manufacture and the price paid by IN,
consumer. II is undisputed. the court
held. that the Eastman company con
trolled approximately 80 per cent ot
/ so per cent of the entire trade and hat
accordingly obtained a monopoly.
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EASTMAN co.


on tho hrst day 81 the 1915 Novem
Der term plan for the abroeatlou of
the Illegal monopoly unduly and un
reasonably restraining fuferefafs
trade and commerce. or 10 an appeal
from this intcrlDcwory decree
taken 10 the supreme court. and this
decision g. affirmed. such plan ir to
Do presented within sixty days from
ihe hlinE ~ the mandate
Tho bin was filed June %. 1913
AGAINST The Eastman Kodak Company
~ New Jersey. Eastman Kodak Com
prny ~ Ncw York George Eastman.
Henry a. Strong Walter s. UubhcI
and Frank S Noble. an NJ Rochester
The testimony was taken before
judge Hazel both here and in Rochcs
Ter and comprised upward Of 5000
printed pages of testimony and three
volume of printed exhibits n was
finally submitted May o.. 1916.
Monopoiixed Business
The bill alleged substantially that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
CONYICTS COME TO
AID OF FORREST
RAISE FUND TO Paw ATTORNEYS
TO PLEAD FOR HIM BEFORE
THE GOVERNOR.
Is Sentenced TO Die on September 10
IN State Penitentiary ~ Sentence
Is Not COMMITTED.

Attorneys z. NJ. Hlnerman. Of
Moundsville and Jospeh Crockett OF
Welsh. will leave within the next few
days for Charleston. where they will
present to Governor Hatfield new evil
.dence on behalf OF Charles Forrest
who Is condemned TO die in the state
penitentiary. September 10. for the
murder OF VIII Hyden in restaurant
al Keystone. I'm Mcdowell county
Forrest. who Is without funds was
unable TO have an attorney al his
trial and was soon convicted The
convicts in the peitentiary realizing
his plight and his lack of funds. made
up purse and are sending the two
attorneys TO plead in Forests behalf
before Governor Hatfield in an effort
to have his sentence commuted.
Forrest according to Attorney Hin
erman. had been repeatedly troubled
with Hyden. and on the day OF the
murder. Hyden was given a quarter
by Forrest Forrest purchased "A plate
OF salad and was standing outside the
door OF the restaurant and was eat
Ing II with his penknife when Hyden
came out and started troubling him
Forrest tried TO get Hyden to leave
him, but to no avail He pushed him
away and in some manner the knife
inflicted wound in Hyden's side
which proved fatal ten days later
When Forests trial came up he
was without funds and a negro attor-
ney was appointed him. II better de
Tense had been given him he would
have gotten off with alighter sen
tence. is the opinion of the attorney
L.
aided him have been secured and their
affidayits will be used when the at
torneys plead for Forrest before Gov
ernnr HafflaII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
BOARD RECEIVES
BULKY PETITION
PROTESTING AGAINST CLARK SITE
ron TRIADELPHIA DIS
TRICT HIGH
Commissioner Hess willing TO Give Any
Location Proper Consideration
Levtes Ratified.

~ the special meeting OF the TriadeI-
phia district board of education held
last evening In the Woodsdale school
building for the purpose Of ratifying this
levy laid two weeks ago. "A committee Of
about thirty citizens from Elm Grove
ana the upper end OF the district ap-
peared before the board and submitted
the petition bearing the signatures OF
l,2bO voters OF the district. protesting
against the selection Of the Clark site
Tor the high school The principal ad-
dress ON the part Of the committee was
made by Rev. =. u. Hart. pastor OF tss
Elm Grove NJ r. church
hev. Harris address In regard 20 the
location of the proposed high school and
the reasons why so many are opposed TO
the Clark site was cieverly handled
short talks were made by other mem
bers OF the committee
The reply 70 Rev. Harris address on
the part 81 the board Of education was
made by Max l.. Hess. who stated that
the board would receive the petitions but
that no action could be taken last night.
owing TO the absence Of one Of the mem
hers OF the board and the secretary Mr.
Hess stated that 80 far as ne is con
cerned. the Elm Grove site will be given
proper consideration. Mr. Samuel Ratrd
presided as chairman while County sup
erintendent John lazcar acted a. Secre-
tary owing TO the absence Of :. :. Jacob.
Jr, who Is the district superintendent
and secretary Of the board;
At the special meetings OF the rural
district boards Of education held last
evening the levies were ratified as hXed
two weeks ago. The ley FOR Triadcl-
phia district h. 42iac on the 800. Wash
ington country. 30 cents. Liberty 90
cents; and Richie country a. cents
on the 500 valuation. In Washington
a levy for $500 Will be voted on Satur-
day which Il TO go toward the school
expenses and to assist In paying for the
proposed building now under construc-
tion.
The board OF education OF the Mounds
Vile Independent district met last night
and raised the building fund levy from
lObz cents on the 500 valuation TO 1914
cents. 20 build nrc escapes and extend
the heating system. The teachers fund
levy remains the same at 80 cents and
the special bond levy remains al "a.
cents. as well as the special debt tax
levy at Z cents
The Union district Marshall count,l
board Of education met last evening and
approved the bond levy laid 81 the last
meeting. Tho levy was raised ~, cents.
making II at present 90 cents.
The Richland district board Of edupn-
tion ratified its levy Of g. cents. M was
decided 20 close schools Thursday. SEN
TENDER ?, 20 permit teachers and pupils
70 attend the Wheeling fair.
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Austrian Statement.

VIENNA. via London. Aug % $40
D. .m-Thc following official statement
was issued tonight az the Austrian war
Russian war theatre. Northwest Of
hr"st -lttoNsk the enemy who be- resist
luE In the district Of Wicrchowtce and
bazna was rcpulsed again yesterday
ana forced e. retreat The number ~
prisoners taken by the army Of Arch
due Joseph Ferdinand In the last hat
ties was 1900 men and four OFFICERS
Nurth'Hst ~ NladUya our allies again
rcpulsrd the enemy and gained GROUND
Nurirp- hungarian and German cavalry.
iu pursuit Of the enemy. entered k0vff
tfnrtE miles southeast of Trfaf-f. ffovrt.h
and now are advacinE northward
italian war theatre. ON the southern
wing oi 3D." coastal front our heavy ar
ulrry eiIeuCsd hostile guns az tho
mouth Of the Sd0bba An Italian coast
tHftFrY near tulHErffr was daefr0ved
Tho sncmyq infantry which had rainrI
a footing on the heights OF Muufaic1ne
opposite our positions. hurrIfdIv evar4
uated their trenches before our gun
Fast OF Toiszzr our troops biooduy
rcpuIHrd two weak attacks near San
MARITIME ana three attacks which wore
carried close o. our battle front Am
COMING attack bt strong enemy forces
AGAINST The IulmIno bridge head alec
Jailed. lu The fortified district 10
tUtHCn and fHibi. enemy infantry b. ap-
preaching closer t' our lines NJ some
.Our Qualifications ON the birh plat.
'Hur ~ I1furnurs and F1Iraria again
were heavily humbHrIrd g.efrrI4v
Enemy artillery also opened fire arHinat
OUT positions uu fHH sfIIfafr ridge
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DELAY ACTION
tcontinusd From Fir.. Pag..1

said that It spoke for itself. The state
ment was given out from Count Won
Bernstorff's rooms in an uptown hotel.
The ambassador denied himself to all
callers today.
The private secretary of Count Won
Bernstorff denied a statement attrt-
buted to Count Won Bernstorff earlier
in the day in which he was quoted as
having said that he believed il improb.
able that there would be a break in
diplomatic relations between this
country and Germany.
Count Bernstorff made no state
ment whatever" he said. except TO
announce the message received from.
Berlin and TO say that he had tele-
graphed 1t TO Washington"
No Immediate Reply.
Secretary Lansing indicated he did
not intend TO reply to the ambassador
message at this time. He agreed to
its publication with a statement that
he had no comment to make.
Particular attention was attributed
here by the assertion in the German
communication that in the opinion OF
the imperial government the accounts
OF the sinking of the Arabic which
have come from England could not
correspond with fact. These &C.
counts in affidavits by the captain of
the ship and American survivors have
agreed that the Arabic. an unarmed
passenger vessel bound for the United
States with no contraband in her cargo
was torpedoed without warning by a
submarine
II may be a week or more before
Germany Il heard from further. The
report OF the submarine commander
must be awaited in Berlin. and IL is
known that some times ten DAYS or
more elapses before the underwater
boats return to their bases and com
! municate with the admiralty.
In the meantime the state depart.
ment will continue compiling its evi-
dence forwarded by Ambassador Page
ana the consular officers az Liverpool
and Queenstown.
II was reported tonight that Count
Won Bernstorff expected TO come to
Washington shortly 10 discuss the
situation personally with Secretary
Lansing.
ment had been made with the ambas-
sador though he would be glad TO
see him az any time.
Wilson and Lansing Confer.
President Wilson and Secretary
Lansing were in communication sew.
eral times during the day. They con.
ferred briefly after the department
had sent the German ambassador q
message 10 the White House. The
usual cabinet meeting was not held
today and Il n probable that the
situation growing out Of the Arabic
disaster will not be placed before the
cabinet until the German explanation
and al reports from Ambassador
Page have been received and tho
President ~ ready 10 shape the
course o. tho United States govern.
mcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
IN THE WEST.
French Statement,

PARIS. Aug. %. 1880 D. m-The wal
oince tonight made public the following
otncial communication.
The artillery again today on both
sides showed marked activity in Bel.
gum, IN the region OF Boeingat and IN
r rance In Artois to the sector TO the
northeast OF Arras and between the
Somme and the Disc
Inc enemy having dropped few
shells on Mont Didier. our batteries in.
terNened and silenced the German guns
IN Champagne on the perthes-IBeau.
seJour front and also In the Argonne
almost continuous fighting by means OF
grenades and bombs has taken place
cannon OF various calibre also took part
In the fighting.
Nothing or Importance Is reported
from the other parts OF the front
a squadron of seven aeroplanes or
the night OF August 23-34 shulled tn,
stations Of Tergnier ard Noyon. drop,
pms more than eighty bombs. Several
hres were started. one In the Tergniei
station. Every aeroplane came IscL
home safely"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
Are You Hungry?

You will soon know what good
healthy hunger is. you will forget
about indigestion and dypepsia in
a hurry, and you will sit down and
enjoy the biggest meal YOU have
eaten IN many a day, IL you take
HEXETS.
What is more. you will expert
-ncc the greatest surprise Of your
life YOU will digest that dinner
and YOU will have no pains and
stuffy feeling after IL. You will
not bclCh and bloat like YOU did
before and YOU will be ready for
another big, husky feed az supper
time and more big meals tomorrow.
Never YOU mind what failed 90
help YOU or what YOU have tried
before or how much money YOU
nave wasted on uncertain things.
Just cry HEXETS, and prove these
words.
HEXETS are tOc and 2sc az al
drug stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25

LONDON August g. 1910 % m
Although The Russians boo Southeast
Poland continue to oppose sfronousiv
The advance OF tho Toutonir armies
both Berlin and Vienna report that
their forces continue fo make Gains
ana That The musCovifcs are steadily
falling back This Dol especially true
in the region OF 'hc pulya river where
the Austrians had previously an
nounced that the Russians were HFhf
ing Field Marshal Won Nackcneer'4
men inch BY inch Here. If is asserted
the Aueiro.Germau forces have
crossed The Pulva and Bug rivers and
that the MuscOyifna have evacuated
their positions and are in retreat
Tn the region Of Brrsf.Litovsk tho
Germans have stormcd him af Kopy
tow. southwest Of tho fortress and tho
Teutons are driving tho Russians 10
tho northwest ~ Vlavova through tho
marshy country according 20 Berlin
I'd In the northwest nrhunn d. in
progress along the river Dyina SOB
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
MoRE aHouR srelkrs

HRlDGEpOBT. Conn Aug e.
More strikes were instituted hcre 10.
day in on effort to gain the Shour
work day Tho walkouts occurred at
the following plants.
The American Chain company. Tho
licncklo Lace company. Columbia Sui
and Bolt company. the Crane com.
rany. the bridgeport Metal Goods
company. the Bias Narrow Fahrl
company tho IA Rosista Corset com
pany. the American Tube and stamp.
inr company and the Polsok Tire and
Rubber company.
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INDIANS REPuLsEp.

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Aug 24.-Dis.
patches from Nogales. reported today
that Yaqui Indians had attacked Her
mosillo. capital Of Sonora. yesterday
but were repulsod by Carranza adher-
ents. Twenty-six were killed during
the fighting. Among the dead are Al
bcrto Camou. n wealthy land owner.
whose flour mill was burned by the
Indians
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
DARDANELLES
Coontinusd Prom First Pas.,

east and south OF Kovno. n is OK.
planned by Petrograd that this was
necessary 10 prevent them from being
out-flanked They stin hold both
banks Of the Niemen river from Prenv
just south Of Kovno southwark 10
GrOdno. one OF the few fortresses stilI
held by them. On an sides Of Bregt-
Litovsk, the Austro- Germans cIeaim
20 De making progress. while we'll TO
the southeast Of the fortress tho
Austrians report their cavalry has on.
tered koveL an important railway
junction on the lines To Klev and
Rovno
There has been heavy fighting In
the Nosges without any change In the
positions Of the opposing armies.
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OUR BIRTHDAY
The lrteiliacreer. Today. starts Upon
Sixty Fourth Year % Useful
Career

Tho tnfolligencor. the lcadinr news.
paper iu the state Of West virginia.
starts upon its sixty fourth year OF
usefulness today From the time OF
its founding until the present. 90 has
been a strict Republican paper uphold.
lng the principles OF that party
Born PROV to the War OF the Re-
bollion. 10 faced that rIgantic struggle
fearlosEly During those four years
OF turmoil. DO stood back 81 the Union.
and upheld President Abraham I'm.
coin lts venerable editor. the late
Hon Archibald Campbell never iau-
.ed 10 praise the work 81 tho nion
cause. or to condemn the acts OF tho
Confcderacy.