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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-19

No. l Makes good connection
with O.-W. r. & N. Co. No. 4
fast Mail) leaving Portland 6:15
P. M, arriving at Baker 1865 A.
M. and No. II from east arriv-
ing Baker $50 A. M.
No 2 connects with No. S Fast
MALL arriving at Baker 7:55 P.
M. which picks up Pullman at
Ba er. arriving at Portland 700
A. M. Also with No. 18 at
O:45P. M. for points East.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-19

Get all the Liberty bonds you can.
when the interest falls due you can
use It to buy sugar,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-19
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF
HARVEY.
In the matter of the Guardianship
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-10-19

1st Pub. Sept. 81
5th Pub. Oct. 22.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
As 10 Christmas Shopping.

Time was, and not so many months
ago. when there were grave forebodingS
about the Christmas celebration Of this
Year of Grace. Many there were who
believed the observance Of Christmas, by
reason of the extraordinary condition Of
the worlds affairs, and the participation
of our country in the Great War, would
be one in name only this year
But conditions have changed. and
they have changed for the good The
awful war has come to an end True.
there is much 10 bc done that will call
for the service Of our armies. and many
Of our soldier boys abroad will not be
ahlc Ia come home for Christmas But
the awful destruction and slaughter of
battle Is over for good and all, and there
IS no further dread IN the minds Of our
people 81 sorrow and suffering from this
cause
And ~ i, Is that Ch1st mas will nc J
JOYOUS occasion this year l. Will be the
first Christmas Of peace after four wears
OF war And there is no doubt il viii he
observed N a spint commensurate with
our Just occasion for ,lnutual celebration.
The war IS over Is not tla., q itself a
cause for great rejoicing Al last We may
look forward hopefulls for Peace on
Earth, Good VIII to Man
And so our next Christmas. instead
OF beng haraSsed and distracted by
war, will be d day Of rejoicing for peace
We may celebrate il with even greater
splrt than ever before The Christmas
programs of wears ago viii bc eagerly
taken up and materially enhanced
And tLIs, 10 come doWl. to 3 practical
view means or should mean immediate
attention to the important subject OF
Christina shopping Goat tit. night away
We have no doubl o1I stores VIII be N
good shape for al Christmas shoppers
80 shop early-and often and get 1t out
Of the way
We want everybody TO have q good
Christmas this year. the help N the stores
as well as Others Shop for Christmas ~
once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
TO CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS.

The war over, men coming home from
the camps every dav by the thousands,
thousands more on their way back across
the sea. still other thousands 70 follow III
ship after ship. there never was any
doubt that the American people as a
whole would make of this the most
JOYOUS Christmas oi Their lives
There never was any doubt that after
restricting the clothes they wore and the
food they ate as their part Of helping 10
win the war the American people this
wear would WELD themselves 70 great,
blg burst of Christmas giving which
ajv4ys means Christmas shopping Now
that the government has taken of the lid.
giving a free rem 10 industrial wholesale
and retail interests for holiday trade,
there isn't any doubt that many OF the
shops are going to be swamped under the
Christmas shopping, Our people feel that
thcy will be justified in buying this year
somewhat III the enthusiastic manner they
bought savings stamps and bonds; and
they will be They have learned 70 bor-
row money 70 buy Liberty Bonds. They
have learned to 20 into debt TO pay their
income taxes They will be justified, at
this time, If ever. even in going into debt
70 do their Christmas giving.
50 in this matter Of Christmas shop
ping there must be double preparedness
The shops must have the articles for their
Christmas business and they must have
the labor to handle il The public must
begin earlier than ever before 10 do their
htviIg. Let both SIDES go to it New
York sun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
AS TO MEXICO.

From time 70 time the newspaper
reader runs across q little item, tucked
away among the bigger stories Of the day
telling of some new depreciation com
mtted in Mexico Or on the border.
There II nothing of aTc-head mag
pitfIdc happening down there, to be sure
bur ilist the same our southern neighbOr
rcpub,c i, not peaceful or happy Villa Is
still abroad, and hc and Carranza are still
1t loggerheads Their armed followers
are still shooting al and killing each other,
and, On occasion, Their bandItti seem not
10 hesitate 10 take pot-shot At An AInerl-
can soldier or ranger
Until We are out of Europe the United
States should not get involved In Mexico
anv further than absolutely necessary.
Tie border must be patToled and the
Inongrcl factions On the other side LEFT 10
sl.ipe at each other and RAID and attack
to their hearts content 50 long as they
keep out Ct our way
But now that the KAISER has been
rclegatcd 10 the .heil-bos, as they say
III the composing room, it will be prudent
for the belligcrent Ncxicans to reflect
upon the broad purpose for which We
went to war against Germany to make
the world safe for democracy
Mexico il part Of the world lich
and beautiful part and it should lie a
happy and a prosperous part but
democracy comes i long way from beng
safe there as matters stand
What Mexico has thus far failed to do
we may have to do for her Atlanta
Constitution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
JUST FOLKS
by k,dgax A. Guesl
THANKSGIVING.

Now thank we all our God,
With hearts and hands and voices,
Who wondrous things hath done
In whom His world rejoices;
Who from our mothers arms
Hath blessed us on our way
With countless gifts Of love,
And still is ours today.
o may this bounteous God
Through all our life be near M,
With ever joyful hearts
And blessed peace to cheer us;
And keep us in His grace.
And guide us when perp!cxed,
And free Nh from all ills
In this world and tho next.
All praise and thanks to God
The Father now be given,
The Son, and Him Who reigna
With them in highest heaven,
The One Eternal God,
Whom earth and heaven adore;
For thus it wae, is now,
And shall be cvcrmore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
gor sae Dy \. Danforsh. ai,rAe an1 3oooa1 sss

practical thing could ha accomplished
bv these community organizations
Never hcless. Mr. Ward ciIng Urn
aciouslY to the idea that hc American
people could solve many RI their prot
lems by efFecting such Organizations When
the State legislature 70 Wisconsin refused
10 make az appropriation for paging
community secretarirs. h came - Wash
ington and accepted an appoin tnent as
expert in community organization undcr
the Bureau Of Educatlon
In Washington, Mr. ward lived N that
ecction 81 the city known rs PARK bl"-r
tie chose It chiefly because I had large
r,c7v school house, admirably suited to tFn
purposes Of community orga nization, and
because Il had = live and active citize-
ASSOCIATION With competent pre5dons
Mr. Ward and his fellow citizcns a
Park View persuaded Congrees - pr Il
law providing pay ior oonYnrntg oerc-
taries in the District of Columbia rie
enabled the community secretarE - ar-
vote All his time 10 community bpelnnae
Meant Congress had iBado 2n
appropriation # ten thous$ld do.tere Fl
he Iand hv the Post Ofhcr Depa-t aent 'or
establishing an experimental yBrcr' p0st
truck servicp - brno Gountry produce
direct from he faun - fhacltY .ousIncrs
Mr. Ward persuaded Nr Riakeslce Hho
Rad charge If he expenditure II his
money. ~ use the Park View ar9anlza-
ton "a the center for this experiment apa
2 truck Inc was established whieh dai.v
brought country produce from the ta-1f.s
ahout Washington 20 III Park \ ien raonl
house Here he community 5ccreterv
received # and distributed Z among the
neIghbore
The experiment has pro"ef 7IceeestIl-
how successful may 9 most c1nvIncInglv
indicated by the statement shat sae
citizens of Park LIc,y re aor zet-t0g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Reckless Slaughter of Game.

4 Chester Pa, man just returned from
hunting trip in Delaware according 70
the Chester Tlne4, brought home seventy
FIVE rabbits and large number Of birds
Recreation, magazine devoted to the
promotion Of vanous legitimate sports.
formerly had department, headed Game
Hogs, N which II grouped and illustrated
so-called sportsmen who killed game for
the mere sake OF killing, a practice which
it held up 10 condemnation, thus en-
dcavoring, consistently and rghteously
TO discourage the reckless slaughter Of
game And IN this it was night
The pretended sportsman who viii
turn the hunting sport into mere slaughter
Is deserving place il tbs list Of pot
hunters lie is not real sportsman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
TRY DISTINGUISHING SOLDIERS.

The soldier vote decided the election
OF Congressman IN LuZcrne county,
where John j. Casey was elected by n
majority OF ~ BY throwing out the
soldier vote the Republican opponent
Of Mr. Casey would have a majority of
rs. IN to last Saturday no one s,us-
pected that there lived in Pennsylvania
anvonc who would dare suggest that
the soldiers Of the State OF voting age
he denied their right to participate IN
the election Of a Congressman IN the dis
trlct from which they were called to war.
But the man exists lie disclosed himself
on SATURDAY. in the person Of the Repub-
lcan prothonotarv Of Iuzenc county,
who has refused to accept the soldier vote,
which. il accepted, would show Mr.. Casey
elected The courts are To decide whether
tho soldier votes shall bc counted.
Naturally the outcome will be awaited
with anxiety. The country far beyond
It2erne county will bC concerned III tho
dcclsIon. The soldiers at home and those
abroad will be interested. II Is neon
ceIva le that any soldier oi the American
army who cast his vote under the only
opportunity open to hun, IN the camp 10
which be was assigned, and III which ne
was awaiting orders to 60 overseas, viii
be denied his right rs an Amencan cItl-
zen for no better reason than that he was
a soldier
But unheard-oE things have happened
before when the PcnnsvlvanIa &. 9. T..
thought il wanted something We are
unwilling to behevc. however, that there
* any man IN Pcnnsvlvanla, IN Luzernc
county ar elsewhere. who would accept q
scat in CongreSs whore thc only method
or giving hIm a certlEcate of election de
rended upon refusing 10 accept the votes
of the soldiers Of the district who cast
them. Philadelphia Record.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
nation wherein il wns hatchcd and set |

nation wherein il wns hatchcd and set
adrift to run riot through the world.
Never before in our countrys history
have we as a people or a nation faced
such peril as at this moment confronts
us, in this direction. The soldiers in the
midst OF battle when danger was thickest
and the situation seemingly hopeless,
looked to the Infinite for protection, and
they who trusted learned that He never
fails them. So VIC. too, tomorrow mot
only tomorrow but day by day. can follow
their example and if our gratitude express
ed is commensurate with our blessings,
we need fear no ill-no evil
Thanksgiving Day will be n day of
Joy and happiness TO each one who turns
to Deity and truly prays the prayer of
righteousness. We will find the light
and truth and guidance by trusting the
Infinite In no other way can a nation
prosper than through obedience, through
morality and gratitude. See the fate of
Germany who cast aside the God of
Isaac and ran after the idols of power and
material riches.
We can express our gratitude, also,
that the yield of our land enables us to
feed the hungenng nations, and that in
this opportunity to help our brethren
we, as a nation, have been greatly up
lifted; .we can give thanks that our sol
dicrs now with the flag overseas soon viii
be returned TO their homes and families;
those, too, whose loved ones bodies lie in
the soil Of France may give thanks for
the SCriptural assurance that there is In
reality no death that life Is eternal
without beginning and without end.
There will be the usual home-comings,
the reunions Of friends and kindred di-
versions for Thanksgiving has taken on
n more joyous aspect, year by wear. until
the day has almost lost sernblance to
,he sombrc celebration of the first occasion
set apart TO give thanks, when the In
dlans came rs guests Of the ruritans ut
Plymouth, and brought wild game for
the dinner Great was the seeming need
OF Divine guidance and protection in
that early day and it was richly bestowed
So always it is To those who ask in trust
and confidence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
PRESS COMMENT.
A QUESTION THAT CAN WAIT.
When the Washington government a

When the Washington government As
! sumed exclusive control of all wireless
telegraph plants, the country had entered
the great conflict and il was acting under
! general war powers whose validity during
+, the active exigencies of war has not been
| and could not be questioned.
| The bill now submitted to Congress
| with administration approval is another
matter entirely Ii has nothing TO do with
the government 5 war powers, Tor tho
| war is practically over. 1t would estab-
| lish government ownership and operation
| of these plants as a permanent policy of
peace
This is obviously too important a ques-
ton to be disposed of out Of hand. Nor
does IL stand alone. II is closely related TO
questions of similar nature now crowd
ing forward, as of permanent government
ownership Of wire tclegrnphy and rail-
roads. Ii is no more To be disposed OF on
snap Judgment originating and con-
firmed In Washington than those other
questions.
But this is evidently the plan now dc
termlned on Action is asked OF the
coming Session of Congress, and that Is
short session Of barely three months. IL
will be crowded session If only routine
and the most necessary matters are con-
sdercd It will be the last session of
Congress which at its recent long session
could not agree upon subject so inn
nediatcly vital Ms a tax bill 10 take caro-
Of the current costs Of the government.
What chance for mature consideration
under such circumstances has this radi-
caly innovating policy of public owner
ship? That is n question which must
finally be passed upon by the people of
the United States, and there should be
no attempt to anticipate their Judgment
in the matter or 10 override 1t by pre-
mature action There is no occasion for
haste This is particularly question that
can wait.-New York World
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

trt 81 c2g- for 81 ccufs dc1en whnn tt
regular uarke+ prioe III w ashin gton q p
ran+7 md OYSTER ~ 30 cenS . 0'lsy
when he market priee f. ~ -rn'z
/ N national vstcm which II row ~ .
- he instituted r.l - nothing more 'ha
an EXTENSION ,0 rational ec.!e of n
plan hg which se fayt. iiew r1'izorg ~
bcaflng the i'gh o04+ = vng, ard Ze'
ting ircah roUu'yy pyo1l~e 5irrc' iror
tie farms mt II has grsaf Dosribilifir
q 1cvaloprnert oSrloug B'i' the por
int Tn tta cseeutIaIa hs9 alrsac
proved practicable Iee .ri- tning nsecl
ed - maze hc national ysvern a reaii''
II the r1-operatlln u rho "9rip1a onu
Hrai'ies ofFrctioV bc,r 'orai rrZani-:
mons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that never fails
70 remove dandrutf completely and that
IS to- dissolve it This destroys It IN
tirelY 70 do this. just get about four
ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon
apply IT at night when retiring. use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub it
IN gently with the finger tips
BY morning, most ii not all, Of your
dandrud will be gone, and three or four
more applications viii completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Of ii, no matter bow much
dandruff you may have
You will find, too. that all itching aud
digging Of the scalp will stop Instantly,
and your hair viii b. fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store 1t is Inexpensive and -four ounces
is all YOU viii need This simpie remedy
has never been known to all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
THE EVENING SMILE.
WAS SLIGHTLY AGrTATED.

George Washington Brown, late Of
Mobile, was making his first trip front
ward on n supply wagon in France. He
was almost there when, from the side of
the road, camouilage American battery
broke forth thunderousiy, casting n few
300-pound mementoes over the inc to
Fritz. The ground trembled from the
terrific salvo, but not more SO than
George as he jumped from his high
seat TO the road.
The American artillery officer direct
ing the battery crossed over tn the road.
'Scaredl" he asked smilinrly
Well, sub. said George, II was
slightly agitated at fust, sub stI'tjniy
was. But don't mind me Keep right ON.
l reckon dat's j only way to win this
wah-fah dem guns
There are few persons with courage
enough to admit that they haven't got
it.-Life.
He Because their wives arc 50 in
guiaiiive boston Transcript
Time Is money! said Uncle Eben
''but Jes dc same dc man dat finds him
self wit lot o time on his hands has made
u pore investment. w ashlngton Star
II couldn't refuse that man q small
loan. He says he has been in the trenches
the last two years !" So he has I've often
seen him laying rasplpes. baltimore
American,
Madam, your little boy would hse
this watch. :" He might for few days,
but I'm afraid the novelty would soon
wear off oh. no Evcryt ing about this
watch ~ guaranteed not 10 wear off for
two years. Kansas City Journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Christian Scientists
Cigarnakers mon.
Camp No, >. F. o. 4
Patternmakers League
Sheridan Post, G. A r.
Cyrus Temple. l.. G.. L.
Hope Lodge, | o. O. L.
American Lodge, S. of IL.
Franklin Circle, b. of u.
Welcome Lodge, | 5 r.
Delaware Lodge, ID. @ II.
Champion Lodge, X. of p
Delaware Council c b l..
Brandywine Military Band
Usage Tribe, Imp'd O Il. NJ.
Wilmington Council, G B H.
Columbia Lodge. 4 Q. L VI
LOYAL Council No. /, ID. OF l.
Delaware Council, @. L 4 NJ.
Blue Rock Council L. . r. {.
Lafayette Lodge, No ?, L. Of T.
German Beneficial Society. No. g.
Star of Bethlehem Lodge, l. G f.
Welcome Council. Jr, o L A. NJ
Harmony Council No /, t. G. 4.
Mattahoon Tribe, Empd @ r NJ
Cunning Bedford Council Il Il 5. NJ Nj
Washington Camp, M, A z. 0. 5 A
Evening Star Lodge, No ,, @ s of B
Naomi Lodge, X d, No. |, @ O. I
Wilmington Division, L. K X. ST. ] x NJ
William Mckinley Com. O. L. Fl Nj 4
VIM Mckinley Concla.e IL or $ " VI
Local 626, Carpenters and Joiners Union
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Elect New Officers.

The Santa Maria Assembly 1876,
Fourth Degree, knights Of Columbus,
elected the foil wing officers f the
ensuing year: Faithful navigator, James
II Cole; faithful captain, j Alfred
Fpragg; fait ful admiral, Herbert T..
kaighn faithful comptroller, T Clifford
Miller; faithful pilot, George NJ PEN
mock: faithful friar the Rev james G.
Comisky; faithful inside sentinel, James
Nolan; faithful outside sentinel, John
J. McGoldrick
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

OF course, the people Of Germany,
Austria and Turkey will not feel like
giving thanks tomorrow But if they
have 4 vestlge Of the night spirit left IN
them which is doubtful they Will
resort 70 "sackcio'h and ashes as an
appropriate recognition Of their awful
offeudngs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
PATROL SYSTEM ADOPTED.

The levy Court yesterday afternoon
adopted E4ngineerC IriIbb $ sreconmendatlcn n
for the Inauguration Of a patrol system
for the improved roads OF New Castle
county
The Faulk ard Naaman roads were
selected for the experiment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
RirPLiNG RHYMES.
BY w alt Mason.
THANKSGIVING.

Be thankful For Nc ye lived TO
see the dawn uf worldwide liberty
The tyrant sees his throne upset
or twill bc soon, already yet and
! fettered nations break the chain they
long have worn III tears and pam
The tyrant who kicked up the row
that he might wear upon his trow
The laurels of corQueror, has got
his stomach iuIl oi war BE thank
ful that the tyrant 5 hopes have gone
a-slipping down the slope, he hank
tul that the tyraht 5 schemes proved
IN the Washing hotpoint dreams
H.. thankful that t he Prassian sword
like Jonah, has gone overheard; no
longer can the irussIan iroWn max
any people knuckle down The
bully OF the world Is hekcd the bo-
S mn Of his pants we'll kicked he
thankful that we had our share in
those great doings over there BE
thankful that our boys arose Just
painting 10 get at the foes, and sh0a
ed the world how We can fight when
We defend eternal right BE thankful
that YOU We had chance to help
our dauntleas lads III France, and
that you sill may give and give, thai
war activities may live The Red
Cross Roll Call soon will come. and
YOU should lay aside sum, com
posed Of cartwheeis ard Of scads, to
help the cause that helrs our lads
/ It's good such causes 10 advance
I be thankful that you have the
! chance
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

Give thanks il some form Or other,
tomorrow Never did tie pooplc Of our
country, to say nothing Of the people Of
many other countries, have such just
occasion 70 feel truly thankful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
9,'su'a9'91 lvso,ns Ysstsfdsy assdy 1910
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER &c, 1918
No Paper Tomorrow.

In accord with the custom of years
and in high respect for the occasion,
there will be o issue of Every Evening,
tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

If Holland feels that the presence Of
the ex-kaiser on Der tcrIitoIy is an an
noyance lei her turn him over to France
That may end hcr problem.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
Thankseiving n flavmon.

Kcv Gibson Can1i riIl nav- 7 hank
giving rE!ce n f-rere@lon 1h'irci
C!avmonf 0t5 7n Ifferngz
iocd and money lor Tie fGor ~ill -
coIvpd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

To think il vii be the FIST Thanks
giving Day in five years that has found
the world At peace and that is great
deal TO be thankful for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27
APPLE TREE BLOSSOMS.
Novelty in Mr. Louisa Morrison's Or
rhart Near Newark

chard Near Newark.
4 Follawatcr apple tree bloesomlng
and bearing fr ii IN November n a
novelty in Mrs Louisa Thurlow Morri-
son orchard, near Newark The tree
was planted six years ago and never
bore fruit until this fail
Such trees usually blossom in the
spring, and the fruit grows IN the summer
and Is gathered in October.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-27

Is Won Illuck alive Or dead? Not a
word from him has been heard since his
advance on Pars was 50 rudely checked,
III September, 1914,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-10
JAMES REA WAS
BORN IN IRELAND
Came Here to the Pork Packing Plant
and Lived Life That Made
Him Many Warm
Friends.

James Rea died yesterday afternoon
at 5:15 o'clock at his home, SIS A
street. after an illness covering Pc
Rod Of several years. He was con-
fined to his bed, however, only about
six weeks.
He had been a resident of Keokuk
for about thirty five years, having
come here from Ireland, In the employ
of the Coey and company packing
plant
He was born in County Antrim Ire
land, october Is, 1912. He was mar
ried November "a, 1871, to Ellen Park
er, who survives him with two sons,
and two daughters. The sons are David
Rea of Keokuk, and Thomas Rea, of
Lac Ste Anne, Alberta Canada. The
daughters are Mrs. Louis Riley, of
Warsaw, and Miss Margaret Rea, who
is at home.
He was a member of the United
Presbyterian church and was man
held in highest respect by all who
knew him.