The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21
LoCAhAND PERSONAL
.l l,e,i was in town sunday.

II rl Egli was In town Sunday,
n rrcsh chocolates. Welcome Phamacy,
81 nd Goodman arrived home Sunday
Il ,rom Corvallis where he had been at
tending school.
n Ten per cent reduction on all toilet
Il articles during Chautauqua week.
& The Welcome Pharmacy.
q Lost between town and Allen
lanes. a small package containing a
& hlue crepe collar baisted on paper
Fl also some tan net. Finder please
* ,eave at Herald Office.
Il The Tribune Ford trial at Mount
n clemens. Mich. will probably make
Il clear TO the world just what are the
mental processes OF conscientious
. obiector.
c. N. Faulkner. Master of the
Masonic Lodge, arrived home Sunday
4 rom Portland wheEs he had been at
tending the session of the Grand
i Lodge,
Joe Thompson and family and Miss
Leona Thompson arrived home Sun
day night from Portland where they
had been for a week taking In the
Rose festival,
Wages have to go up because prices
are higher, and then prices have to
20 up because labor involved costs
more, and them wages-W What are we
getting anyhow? An endless chain?
Win Gowan came home Sunday
from Portland. He was accompan-
led down to the city by Owen Cawl-
field but the young man has a posi- !
ton down there and remained.
The Prince OF Wales has looped
the loop over London in an airplane
seven times. II after his accession
his throne should suddenly be over
turned, he would know exactly how |
TO deal with that dizzy sensation.
The populace of Germany has long
been accustomed TO hearing the |
word "verbotea." Now the peace CON |
ferece has provided that her govern
ment and aristocracy shall hear il |
too. 1t will ring in their ears for a
long time
II you think making the Versailles |
peace treaty was a simple matter,
just try your hand at composing /
some little neighborhood difference.
You will come out of II with a new
sense OF the complications OF peace.
Several Crane citizens were In town
Monday night to attend the regular
meeting of the Masonic Lodge. Among
them were Sam Trimbrell. Sidney
Mcneil, A. F. Trow. VIII Fiser and
J. B. Brennan, the latter the new
railroad station agent at Crane.
Circumstances alter cases. When
the naval airplanes had covered half
the distance on their voyage to the
Azores. IL was all right for them to
be half seas over But II would
have been all wrong for the aviators
to be So
School Supt. Frances Clark is home
from Portland where she had been in
the interest OF the high school. II
seems the board is having a hard
time to fill the teaching force OF that
Institution and Mrs. Clark was trying
10 secure some additional teachers
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Hutton were I'm
from their home near Wagontire last
Tuesday They are expecting their
daughters home from school the lat
Ter part Of this week. Mr.. Hutton
also informs US that Frank Foster is
expected home from Arizona the lat
Ter part Of this week.
George Franklin took his depar-
lure Tuesday morning for Terry, T
Mont, where he goes TO take charge
oi The Patterson Garage Co. George
mas been connected with the Univer-
sal Garage in this city for several !
months and has had considerable ex- 9
perlehce in that line OF work. He
S considered a good mechanic and an /.
honest boy His friends in this
vicinity wish him success in his new