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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-19

Mra. Fred Denstedt was able to re.
turn to her home IN the country the
other day after being confined TO the
hospital for few weeks in this city.
The Times-Herald learns that Mrs.
Denstedts mother, Mrs. Lampkin,
arrived here recently from Oklahoma
and Will remain with her daughter
Tor an indefinite time.
C. J. Woltsf was here this week
aiding some OF his neighbors In max
Ing final proof on their land. Mr..
Wolter resides In this county but has
mail come to apost office just across
the line In Lake county. He Is q
subscriber to The Times Herald and
although the distance from this city
TO his home is only about so miles
his mail is placed in the third zone IN
making up our mail as II has to go
around by Crane through Ontario and
Portland before he gets it. He also
takes the Kansas City Star which
comes to him quicker than this paper
published 60 miles from him.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-19
WHO'S WHO IN EUROPE
AND HERE?

There Is dispute among phil
ologists concerning the meaning OF
the word 'bolshevism." As the word
"Bolshe" means larger" and men
she" smaller" Il is usually inferred
that bolshevist is one who fayors
that menshevist is his political
antithesis.
But we learn from n scholar of
long residence in Russia that the
word "bolshevism" means the larger
or more extreme Interpretation OF
the socialistIc doctrines of Karl Mdrx.
This reconciles the derivation OF the
word with the fact that the bolshev-
lists are by no means In the majority.
Eighty per cent OF the Russian pop
ulation gives them no recognition.
The bolshevlsts are mostly city labor
.ers who have given up laboring and
entered the army. where they are
much better fed and clothed. They
constitute. In fact. military des-
potism OF the type that existed under
the Car. but not as well systematized.
The fact that the soviet army runs
into seven figures Is therefore OF no
value as a test OF the political lean
ings OF the total population. The
bolshevist party includes the army.
and practically comedies with II.
Manufactured product and accumula-
ted capital on which the regime ex-
lists Is not exhausted, but none is be-
ing manufactured. New raw mater
ial is not being gathered. Deprecia-
ton and depletion must develop
into exhaustion. And when no fuel
is left the fire must die. And after
that. what? A practical systema-
tized czardom. In fact? Or
democracy?
These questions would have little
interest for us. were It not for the
presence In our very midst OF a nom
descrlpt aggregation OF political med
icine-men whose prescriptions contain
an even more perplexing variety OF
ingredients than any of the mixtures
that are recommended at the Euro
pean clinic. Provide guarantee
that they viii always be the small
minority that tehy are today, and
we shall find more diversion than
menace In their eccentric attempts
at sociological diagnosis.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-19
Out this Quit is worth money.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with sc to Foley & Co..
1885 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, ILL.,.
writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive In return a
trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, for colds,
coughs. and Group. Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Sold by Reed Brothers.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-19

II you ask tall and slight woman
her opinion OF of the spring styles.
she will inform you that they are
graceful and becoming. But we pre-
fer to draw veil over what the
stout woman would saw II you asked
her the same question.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Auto electrical repairs. Jack Nc
CURE.
farm implements at bargain
,prices at the Bhrns Hardware.
Try our banana cream pies. They
are delicious. Pages Sweet Shop. II
New seven-room house. 8 acres on
river In city limits. Take part cat
lie, balance easy terms. Box 27a,
Burns. 4-2s.
gHE FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
| 100000. 1.-THE BANK THAI
MAKES YOUR 9 8 Q 9 SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
The doughboy who comes home
from France expecting to be mar
rled at once will have nervous pros
tration when he buys his first Amer
lean newspaper and reads In the ud-
yertisements "Women's Spring suits.
$500, Women's oxfords. $12.50,"
to say nothing of the produce and
market reports.
Rev. b. S. Hughes of the First
Presbyterian church of the this city.
arrived home last night from his Wis
II to Presbytery. He was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Hughes and
their daughter. Miss Constance. who
had been visiting at Baker, also by
their nephew. John Burchtorf. who
will visit with them for few days.
The young man was born in this city
and this is his first visit here since
childhood. Rev. Harold Humbert
was also a member of the party. The
latter comes to fill an engagement
here in connection with the Sunday
school convention which starts this
evening at the Nazarene church. Mr..
Humbert was classmate OF Dorman
Leonard at the University at Eugene.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
IS CHARGED WITH
COMPLETELY IN MURDER

CarFizozo, Sept. 16.-Floyd Arm
strong, son OF r, y, Armstrong OF this
city was arrested here this week by
the local officials on authority from
RI Pasp. Armstrong is charged with
completely in the murder OF a taxi
driver, the alleged murder having oc.
CURED About fifteen miles out OF Ell
Pago, The principal in the affair is
said to have confessed but did not
implicate Armstrong in the affair.
however the III Pas0 officials say that
they have d confession from him which
which connects him with the crime.
Deputy Sheriff Ben West will take the
prisoner to nj Paso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18

AS we have stated before, 1t is diff
flcult for intelligent and sincere ad-
Yccates Of the peace treaty and league
or nations to keep the thing straight
in their minds in spite Of the baider-
dash being SO freely distributed on
each side.
Senator McCumber for instance. He
walls because the reservations and
amendments asked by the senate for
eign relations committee are "couched
iii 4 defiant, dipcourteous and over
bearing manner"
Woodrow Wilson Is the inventor and
immortalizer OF defiance, discourtesy
and oyerbearingness, The language Of
the committee report put him in his
place. McCumber has the thing ex-
actiy backward. The hammer in which
the reservations and amendments are
presented is A~merlcanism with the
true ring; It makes the h~ysteFioal APP
peals OF Mr.. Wilson look childish in
comparison. The President had the
rebuke coming; and the rebuke was a
work OF art. II Is re eabJect matter
and not the p~hraseolos, ~e4ch is at
fault; and where Mr.. hicCumber
speaks Of abandonment Of our allies
10 10 getting at the root Of the mat
ter.
Ths amendments practically ex-
oluda the United States from partici-
patton in tile work OF enforcing the
peace terms and would have this
country quit before the war is won.
That Is the long and short Of II. The
best thing Mr.: Wilson has said Is one
ef The first things he said; that the
chief object now OF this treaty is to
enforce the punishment Of. Germany.
II the United States refuses to help
II ID leaving Justice not only blinded
but h~andcuffed. To get out from un-
der now Is DISCRETION Of the allies and
of our own interests,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
Odd Fellows Will
Meet in Alamogordo
Middle of October

A~IamOgOrdD, Sept, I6.--lThe Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows and the Grand
Lodge Of Rebekahs Of New Mexico
will meet here on October, 10, IA and
Is. Il is expected that the meeting
Of the two orders will bring over ESQ
visitors TO the city and great prepara-
tons are being made to entertain
them, One OF the features Of the pro-
gram will be an entertainment given
exclusively by the school for the blind
In which only blind children will take
part. The first day will open with a
large parade headed by the city band
and IN Which all the business houses
VIII participate and there viii also be
all kinds Of entertainment for the
members Of the order and all visitors
who attend.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
Of England is
Changing Ownership

London-The land Of England is
changing ownership under the oper-
atoms of the land settlement bin
Large tracts are being acquired by
county councils which are selling them
In small holdings to persons who make
annual payments for them.
Until the enaptmHnt OF the meas
vre England was the only country in
Ilurope which denied to the smaller
~GultiyatprR Of the land sufficient "a
~cilities to enable them to purchase
their holdings. IN Germany So percent
OF the cultivated land was owned BY
the men who worked it while only IL
percent OF the small agrieulturists of
England owned their own farms.
Before the war the government on
argatieRlly opposed the policy OF o.
cupyipg o~wneFships for Hnglishmen,
Welshmen and Sc0tchmen. but helped
iFishmen to own tho ground they till
Thus far 4fn,O00 holdings containing
1880, 900 acres have been sold to
Irish farmers, leaving only about 50,-
00O holdings to be sold But the Eng
lish farmer is just as anxious as any
to own his own farm, and under the
new law he will Don do It.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18

General Woods opinion that our
standing army ought 10 be limited IL
size to 100000 Will carry great weight
That was the figure generally agfead
on before wa entered the war ns anf-
ficient for peane.timn police nurppRes.
The Hay act provided maximum
standing army on less than 100000, ana
Thy April, 1917, the actual sffanEth ct
the regulars wal only about l20, 900.
An establishment Of 5000 4 easily
take care OF our ouflying possessions
and guard our borders. The war der
partment's estimate for an army of
more than 500.NO0 Is apparently based
on an assumption Of oYefhea mRndas
tory duties which congress Is not
likely to accept and which public npIn
ion would resent an attempt 70 dis
charge.
II We retain q standing army n
ought to be limited 10 aetMa' police
needs. The war taught US that the
true military ideal Tor d democracy
Is universal service, All ehin.bOdiedl
young men should be trained To bear
arms and then be- assigned to the naa
tfonal army reserve That reserve is
the main thing. The standing army
should be only a machine through
which in an emergency the real de
fence force can be modified
A regular army Df 100000 or more
would be unwialdy for the proper
work OF a regular establishment. III
would be oyer-officered, as well as
oyer-manned And It's dispFoportienate
size would tend to discourage the ex-
tension OF military training and the
creation Of the great army of 1000. QUO
which should constitute our real
defence in war time.
It is far wiser 10 spend our military
appropriations on a reserve than on
an pveF'expanded regular army.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
Forestry Service Puts
5000 Trout Fry in
Sierra County Streams

Hillsboro, Sept. IDA consignment
Of 5000 trout fry arrived here last
week from the government hAtcheries
IN Colorado and will be planted in the
Animas and Gallinas creeks by the
forestry service. The fish for the
Animas were not planted in the main
stream but IN a fork Of the stneam as
this branch is heavily covered with
brnEb and Is thought to be ain ideal
Mace for trout On account Of the
fnpdH. The forestry service are max
Ing q special effort to stock the
streams In this section and more
trout are e~xpected IN . short time.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
Albert of Belgium
To Occupy His Own
Home in Seattle

Seattle, Wash. Sept. liking Az
bert OF Belgium may yet occupy q
beautiful home here built especially
for him BY Samuel Hill Seattle rail-
rad man, when, as crown prince Of
belgium. Albert planned to visit Seat
tie during the MISUNDERSTANDING
exposition here in 1898.
For ten years the big house has
been standing ready to receive It's
royal guest, for Albert changed his
nlans end did not come TO Seattle
the fRir. Now Albert, as
king of Belgium with Queen Eliza
beth, is soon to tour the United
States. He may come to Seattle.
Mr. HILL "a personal friend Of
King Albert, went to Europe re-
gliest Of the ruler, visitel
the Belgian battle lines,
liking Albert,s house. as the place
n generally known here, stands In
fashionable residential section Of
The city, overlooking a portion of
Sound The house waa built
along lines OF Belgian design and
was decorated as houses are decor
ated in Albert,s native land.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
BIG LIVESTOCK SALE
HELD m CLOVIS.

Clovis-WiHat was perhaps the big.
gest farm sale eyer held in Curry
county occurred on the Charles
Dennis place northeast pf this city,
The sale totalled better than Sf0r
600. Fancy livestock and implements
comprised a major section OF the
sale. Some OF the live stock brought
splendid prices. One 6ymDnth-eid bull
calf brought SOC. -Four COWS brought
4ig5 each Spring heifar calves
drought sfl.B0. This Is the best prizes
that has ever been paid In this
region for spring calves. Mr. Den
niz retained the heavy feed crop on
the place.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18

- cNANt @t~tApA4tRtJ
The shadows ipii. the paths ! can 70
Fear mot not ny heart, 4 only isiti
II faith abide, thou conquerest time
and place;
Some day, somewhere, thou shalt be-
hold His face:
0 y~earning heart; thou shalt be sat
isfied.
The shadow falls, the shadow can not
stay;
Hope ~, pray on thou VIM not b
denied;
Over the burnt out embers OF today
The golden morrow rises. and Away
The promise stands--thou shalt be-
satisfied.
/ a not say to what far land ! go.
When embark upon the foamless
tide;
Or. Il IN find the things ] yearn for
SO,
Bysr At iii, o heart. ! do not know;
only know that thou shalt be salts
fled.
! follow moving toward the deep and
vast,
follow hope, my star and faithful
guide;
shall rejoice IN trials overpast,
And see that Face. o heart OF mine,
at last
u whose dear look thou shalt be
satisfied.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
MINING OUTFIT HUsy.
u NJ

Aibuquerque-The san Miguel Min.
ing company which Is operating il
the Sandoyal county district, report
that they will add 50 more men to
their force in the near future, to
Increase the operating force OF the
mines. The company now have a
a00tup mill in operation and are
making an effort 10 increase the
force to enable them to work three
i. N. WeihI, manager Of the
oompany, stated a few days ago that
the prospects we're good for 30 per
cent copper before January / and
that by spring they hoped to begin
development Of the Senorito property
including tile npaning up of a large
coal mine there.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18

lowed To spread to city policemen
and similar public officials entrusted
With the preservation OF peace and
order, we have At one blow a soviet
system In America and the lid II off.
The complete segregation into or
ganized CLASSES each able to coqrca
the government is the thing that
threatens.
It Is OF first Importance for the
constitutional government majority or
tine American people to assert IT.
self and TO crush out the dangerous
tendency which 10 growing without
lot or hipdrapoe and which has
broken out At last. Of all places, in
The cradle Of Liberty 81 New Ems.
land and disgraoed the city Of
Faheuii hall.
We must wake upi
CONSTITUTION Day" will help the
awakening. Get hold Of a copy Of
the Constitution Of the United
States, real 1t and find out how little
yon actually know about It's wording
and It's meaning Read something by
Abraham Lincoln or Theodore Roose,
velt; brush UP on your Americanism:
get yourself back into the spirit OF
a year ago and remember that patri-
oiibm can take no vacations. II
yours has been taking one, get back
on the Job tomorrow, And when
ever anyone in your presence
breaches the gospel OF disturbance
and destruction and disloyaIty and in
ternationalism and class warfare,
hand ii to him and hand it to him
hard. II propaganda Is going 20
make or break the government OF the
United States. be a propagandist
with all your brains and energy 70
constitutional government for oil the
people, for respect for law and for
the tricolored flag for which your
boy has haen fighting; and let II
be known that nobody can wave a
red one In your presence without q
fight.
This IL the thing you want to get
into your system Constitution Day"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
AHREsTEp FOR ILLEGAL
SHOOTING or DUCKS.

ALBUQUERQUE Forest Ranger H..
r. Hudman this week arrested two
men on the LiHnnln National Forest
for shooting ducks out OF season. The
men were brought to this city where
fhcg we're given q hearing and
each we're fined SIS and costs. This
is the first case as far as Is known,
which has hean prosecuted under the
new provisions OF the federal mi.
eratory bird law. Officers OF the
forests service have beah instructed
" e that this law is enforced to-
the limit and AL the rangers IN the
nati0nsl forests are now on the
watch for those who are shooting
ducks out OF season.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18

The III Haso Morning Times Gala
attention to the very important and
|Fcaskufing fact that IL the fflu2 IL
ctnang back this winter we re 60
iHg To have orr hands free To fight
\ Rna fight it much more effectively
than last year, The Times says
Medical authorities are at yari.
ance as to whether the country is
to see a return this fall and winter
lot the epidemic Of influenza that
visited Us with such tragic results
la little less than a year ago. The
majority opinion Is that there will
I.be another epidemic, though perhaps
iii milder form than last year. OPP
posed 10 this view is Or. William III.
Peters. health officer OF Cincinnati,
who holds that the United States
has been made virtually immune by
the visitation of last fall.
Everybody. of course. will indulge
the hope that DR., Peters is right;
.bnt haalth authorities should act
upOn the assumption that he is
wrong and leave nothing und0Ae to
combat the disease should 1t mako its
appearance again. The experience Of
Europe has been that one epidemic
OF influenza is Invariably followed
by another. Bombay was attacked
last year and again this year. In
view OF the deadliness Of the cpl
aemic In this country last year, II
would be criminal TO take any
dances by a lack Of preparedness
titis year.
h EVEN should the epidemic come,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
LINCOLN COUNTY HAS
RAIN.

koBweilrhe town of PIcacho
WAS visited by one OF the heaviest
rains Of the season last Thursday az.
tendon, which caused floods in all
no stream and did considerable dam
age to the late crops, The storm reach
ed as far vest as Carrizozo and made
the roads in some places almost i'm
passible, The White Line cars which
carry the mail from Carrizozo to this
city had a great time hucking the
mud all the way but managed to get
through and arrived in the city near
" on time. II Is thought that the rain
win be a great benefit to the ranges
the east side Of the mountains as
Is many places they we're beginning
to show effects Of the dry weather.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18

Washington. Sept. 16.--The voca
ti0nal rehabilitation law was amend
lod BY congress on July II. Under the
Flaw as Il now stands the federal hoard
for vocational education, the agency
charged With its administration. ii
not q Tree lance, as apparently many
would have II be, but must work
within the limits Of the law. X may
be interesting TO note some Of the
duties and limitations OF the board In
NV dealings Win disnhlnd soldiers.
The federal board can
MMPF0Fide training Tor men
whose disabilities due to service pro,
hibit their return I'd The old jobs.
fN-=PfQvide maintenance fof such
men while IN training
0)pfppila allowances Tor ram.
liea Of nan 10 sfaiHlue under section
2 Of the Bet.
1fNwFFnRidn Tree tuition fpr men
Whose disabilities do not constitute b
YoeniinHnl handicap but who desire
tfninina for improvement.
W-rertify disabled men who are
otherwise elisiple iog civil service POI
sitiQna.
lSl Provide agnipmcnt--aa hooks,
tools etc. Tor men In training,
rms federal board can net;
WPrayiae support for all dis
phlad men,
W~pfoYlde training cor an dis
abIea men.
kDLprnyide training for men
whose disabilities do not prohibit a
to their former occupations,
inlpba they have been awarded com
p~nHsntinA under the bureau Of war
Fiak.
Mwpfoyide maintenance during
for mon whnae disabilities
Tue TO service do not prevent q return
b their old job.
W-PfoFida allowances for the
0f men III training under sen-
ion 3 Qf the act,
M)PfQylde support for disabled
mem eligible for training immediately
~ discharge from the service.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
"A ROLLS OVER
40,FQDT BANK;
DRIVER INJURED

Springer, Sept. l5,-James living
ston of this city met with a serious
accident last week while driving his
car Do the Scenic highway near CT
MARION, when the car r0lled over u
t0.foot embankment and turned over
three times before 1t reached the bot
tom. Mr.. Livingston was at once
taken to che Miners hospital at Ration
where It was found he had a broken
shoulder and several bad bruises. Be.
ing an AGED nan Il VIII probably be
d long time before he completely re-
covers.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
KNIGHTS or PyTHIAs
HOLD CONVENTION

Hurley On Monday Sept. s, the
District Convention 81 the X Of P's
WAS held here with an attendance pf
over 400 members from Deming Ty
rome. Columbus aud L~ordsburg The
largest delegatfon was from Lords.
burg and the third rank WIZ confer
rod on several Of its members, The
convention ended with q banquet for
tho visitors, at which time L0rdsbnrg
was nominated for the meeting place
far the state Grand Lodge paxt year.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
AErAGFA REAPER
RUINED IN RUNAWAY

Clmmaron--Whilp dverhauling an
alfalfa reaper this week and getting
ready to cut the fall seed crop, 4
team Of young horses belonging to
Wilson and Crane became frightened
and ran away. The machine was COM
pleteiy demolished and Mr.. Crane was
badly bruised in trying to stop them.
Although his back was badly injured
and be received several cuts about the
body his condition II not considered
serious and he will recove
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
RECORD ENROLMENT
IN CLOVIS SCHOOLS

Cioyis-The local schools opened
here-last week with 1918 students. a
record enrolment. This however does
not represent more than two thirds
Of the total number as many do not
come during the first few weeks.
Every building is filled to its capacity
and It is thought that a new school
building will be necessary next year.
Every department Is headed by a
competent instructor and Supt. Bow
yer predicts q most successful school
term this season.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-18
c~LEMENcEAus ALTO

Paris-Whenever Premier .Glemeu-
ceau travels III q special train his au.
tomobile is always oerriad an q flat
car al the end. liza railroad wreck de-
lays his train he resorts To the auto.
mobile. This happened the other day
when. on returning from his VEGA
ton IN Vendee, a wrecked freight
train blocked the track
10 one Of the members Of the
Chamber Of Deputies who jokad him
about it the Premier deuind that his
plan Of carrying his automobile by
train implied lack Of confidence in
the ability Of hts colleague. Minister
OF Railways Cleveille, to operate bis
trains on time.