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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18
INSTRUCTORS SELECTED
FOR TEACHERS INSTITUTE

School Supt. Frances Clark I'm
forms this paper that she has at last
secured the instructors for the com
ing institute OF Harncy county teach
ers for Oct. 27-29 inclusive.
State Supt. Churchill Is unable TO
come as he had planned because OF
having been too constantly on the
firing line during the past few weeks
which has been injurious to his
health and will have TO take rest
His assistant. T.. p. Carleton. viii be
present.
John G. Almack OF the University
OF Oregon Ia another OF the instruc-
tors. as well as Miss Bovee. OF the o.
A. C.. the latter being special In phys
zeal culture training.
Two other Instructors. Miss Helen
Cowgirl. heid representive In club
work for the %. A, C.. and Miss Clay
ton Durrow. who comes as primary
instructor. are both well known TO
local teachers and patrons. Miss
Cowgirl was instructor In Domestic
Science and Art for one year az the
high school and Miss Burrow former.
~ resided here with her parents. and
for several years taught In the
schools OF this place. Both ladies
are quite popular. not only among
the schools lait with the people In
general aRd Il Is with pleasure their
IN the coming institute
Is noted
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18
CENTRAL OREGON OIL A
GAS co. GETTING MATERIAL

stockholders OF the Central oregon
OIL AZ Gas Co. OF this place held a
meeting "Wednesday night ana decid-
ed 10 again ask for further subsorip-
tions 10 stock for that concern The
Portland end OF the concern nave
recently purchased a quanity OF nee
essary equipment and 1t was up 10
those Interested here to supply the
funds for the freight and finance the
local work such as groeerie. wages
for the cook and man to get fuel TOT
the engine. Chas. Backus called on
several of the men In Burns ana
found LIBERAL response when ihhkeA
possible the resumption OF ac''''
work again.
Dr. Vinceat was over from Crane
last Tuesday.
Capt. Robt NJ. Duncan left ior
Ontario Sunday evening upon gettihs
word his little son was quite sick
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18
Burns Next Dance
On Halloween,

Burns next big dance will be 90
observe Halloween. But Halloween
comes on Friday. and that means too
many folks will have hard day next
day, II they enjoy themselves like
they did at the recent Carnival dance.
So the management has decided to
give the Halloween AFFAIR on Satur-
day night. November lat.
You won't be able to tell the differ
ence In dates. II plans the boys are
making turn out satisfactorily. A
number OF good things are planned,
all in keeping with the "spooky"
occasion. and announcement'of which
will be made from time to time.
For one thing. you are advised to
make friends with the biggest. black
est cat you can find, for your COM
panion for the evening. A real
honest-to- goodness live cat isn't es-
sential, however. A nice little jack
o'-lantern will help, too. or wicked
witch.
Several stunt dances and surprise
numbers are being planned. Among
theae will be moonlight numbers,
with the aid OF what the boys are
pleased to call "our own moon!"
One other suggestion II is permitted
to make this early Is that OF tag
steps.
The Mothers club has promised TO
again come to the aid OF the inner
man and woman with a menu In
keeping with the occasion. You can
expect pumpkin pie. and cider. for
instance.
A special feature may possibly be
arranged for the kiddies, Halloween
IL "A good time for the youngsters,
and they will be welcomed II properly
chaperoned.
Further details will be published
as plans mature.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18
BOARD ACCEPTS
RESIGNATION OF
music TEACHER
Miss Rose e. johnson Leaves
High School.
Unsatisfactory CONDITIONS CAUSE
Manual Training and Athletics Under
Local Instructor May Be Added to
Courses Offered.

The resignation OF Miss Rose n.
johnson as instructor In the music
and art department OF the Harney
Count high school was accepted by
the high school board this week To
take effect Immediately. Miss John
son plans to return TO her home I'm
Portland by way OF Wrays stage
tomorrow morning.
Giving unsatisfactory conditions"
as her reason. Miss Rose r.. johnson
filed her resignation from the staff
OF the high school with the board,
and at called meeting. Il was de-
cided To accept. This will leave the
high school temporarily without an
Instructor In music and art. and un-
less word is received soon. part OF tue
course at least will be dropped from
the curriculum.
County school Superintendent
Clark wired Immediately upon the ac.-
ceptance OF Miss Johnson's resigna-
ton for an instructor to I'LL the
vacancy. Most recent adyices from
her office were Co the effect that no
answer had as yet been received.
II IN quite probable that a further
change may be made In the courses
offered ~ the high school. as an
effort Il being made 10 add manual
training and athletics. A local young
man. who Is considered we'll qualified
for the position. has agreed TO accept
the position. The matter will he
brought before board meeting at
the court house this afternoon. at
which time changes In the curriculum
will be discussed
There is no question that tho
addition OF manual training ana ath-
letics will be- OF great benefit To tho
pupils In the high school," said Supt.
Clark In an interview yesterday. "Wo
have learned OF a young man OF ths
city who is well qualified TO take
charge OF these courses. and are
pretty sure We eau get his services.
lie In employed at present,and the
board will have TO make IL worth his
while To come To the school.
mir. Hughes is ready 10 continue
vocal instruction" Mrs Clark con-
tinued. land may also add instruc-
tion IN agriculture.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18
Where to Find News


l. o. q. +. grand officers visit Burns
lodges.
Aged man victim OF fatal accident.
lie died that you might live.
Oil well work resumes.
Central Oregon oil we'll gets material
u. l.. s. Co. leases Alyord ranch.
Competitive exams for West Point.
Adjudication OF Silvies be reopened.
Instructors for teachers institute.
Burns next dance on Halloween.
Board accepts resignation OF music
teacher.
Better stock on range observed.
Second Page
Theatre news.
Third Pago
Theatre news continued,
Fourth Page.
Game hogs abroad.
Circuit court adjourns.
Francis Welch.
Fifth Page
Local and personal.
Miscellaneous.
Sixth Page
Writer offers course on farm adver-
tising.
The Green Ribbon.
Seventh Page
Introducing MIR. Klass II, Eide.
Church announcements.
Legal notices.
Eighth Page
Memorial fund quota less than $500
Local Happenings.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18
Better Stock on
Range Observed

Observations during several trips
In the hills and on the range during
the present season has disclosed a
change In the class OF stock which Ia
for the better. Better sires are seen
with the herds OF cattle and IL Ia
showing In the breed OF calves now
being raised. The Herefords and Dur
ham sires seen on the ranges OF Har-
ney county are as good or better than
will be found on any range OF tho
west. II has been brought about by
concerted action among the cattle
growers and will result In still fur
ther Advancement In the grade OF
stock In the near future.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18
| MAN VICTIM
OF FATAL ACCIDENT

Madison Died AZ his home al
OF the T. ranch hill on last
afternoon from injuries sus-
a runaway on Saturday
when he was thrown from a
kood and badly hurt.
adison was hauling wood and
iding the steep grade toward
one az the horses OF the
eeeded In getting his bride
loblng against the hame OF
The team started to run
Madison held them In the
" a sharp turn was reached
wagon was upset throwing
pant over an embankment OF
ieet or more. He sustained
ures besides u FRACTURED
mlth was summoned from
and did what he could to
pc suffering OF the injured
recognised the seriousness
at'ent uDOn his arrival. No
was made to move him from
ing his death the body was
Crane and from that point
The state OF Washington
formerly resided.
ea was go years old and we
10 had q family, at least he
for.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18
10. F. GRAND
OFFICERS visit
BURNS LODGES
Night Devoted to
Initiation.
h JOIN PlUTE ENCAMPMENT
Members Invited 10 Attend Grand
Y. in Baker Next May; N. R.
Bisgs Not Preset.

+. Hubbard. Grand Master OF
ID Fellows OF the state OF ore.
Ind Y. A. Hantz. Grand Pat.
OF the Encampment branch OF
kder. we're official visitors 10
tal lodges during this week.
bugh getting the dates mixed
|mbers OF the organizations did
h as much out OF the visits as
Fould had they known. The
officers were here for two
but a. the grand scribe had
IN error IN the time given this
Nv. the local members did not
he visitors would be- here two
therefore were not prepared
} advantage OF a.. As Il was
)iire night was devoted TO init.
and lnstructiuF new candidates
}, evening being given over to
iions 20 officers who were
le
y candidates were given the
Sry degree OF the subordinate
Ind fifteen new members were
10 Piute Encampment. No. 3S.
rsday night The latter oper-
Fequired considerable time a.
sere three degrees to confer
blk class. The work was
The general supervision OF the
Patriarch who was assisted By
md Master OF the subordinate.
Expressions of several OF those
part IN the sessions they had
time and all the boys are
with the anability OF the
officers who dug In" and
part OF the team In the degree
Hubbard was not a stranger To
d Fellows OF this place as he
visitor three years ago "a q
)ntatiye OF the grand lodge. but
" he comes as IL head. MIR.
~ lives az Baker. a. does also
Patriarch Hantr. and as the
lodge meets Ia their home
ert May they are extending a
pl Invitation TO Harney Lodge
and Piute Encampment No.
bone over In a bunch. Unless
\ change their minds Hubbard
Pntz have a big lot OF country
TO look after during that
next MAY
pr their stay In this city the
Officers were piloted 20 the
rather what was formerly "a
before drain bitches were con-
10 drain ~ by a member OF
Ssfaper stan whore they
have enjoyed some shooting
birds been m the notion OF
around and giving them u
A. II vas they shot enough
Pnstrate they could get birds
pportunity vas given them.
Gentlemen left Thursday after
Drewsey where they will pay
10 the lodge there tonight.
70 Malheur city for tonight
ne tomorrow.
PINE manner IL was rumored
that NJ X. Biggs. who IL
Warden OF the order. was COM
from Prineyille to be present
nee,ing with the other grand
on the same date but upon
wal OF the Grand Master IL
fned that Dick" IA visiting
Pdges In an oflciai capacity |
Mas not possible for him TO
this lodge where he formerly |
)mbership
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18
RESUME DRILLING AT
SWAN LAKE OIL WE'LL

The Times-Herald is informed that
drilling has been resumed this week
at the well OF the Fidelity OIL & Gas
Co. the wo k had been shut down Tor
a time awaiting the arrival OF sup
niles with which to make changes IN
the apparatus IN order to shut OH the
artesian flow OF water. THIS mas
caused a delay of the expected strike
of oil.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18

Times-Hcrald goes re-
= 10 more homes IN Har-
Eounty than any other
lsper. II you wish to
ne people use thsse COL
| s,r your advertisement.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-18

John Graves and wife and little
daughter are up from the ranch home
today. John is missing the usual
huuter visitors because of no water,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-21

Mrs. Jen he'ner mas oeen on ~
sick list the pas' Neeh Will p sw aa,
poisoning Wnicn was oa''vu W ba,
ing some ca"neo s III,
bought She Is n'e 49, "a 80,
writing' we are e'au W ns'' anu
hope she wiz Ieoo,eI n,. 60. r. 70
.-Cecll .o',,n ns,, "a ,So later mar, q,
fthmau,ice; sps ill. ,n ., gosenb
last week VIII ,.n 1'' ,nnd ,.,rnou, of tbe
n neIe 49,, m Wednasday of las,
Red cross "orkers Weumeo'",
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-21
Forest City School Notes.

The high school work day" prom
iscs 10 be fairly successful, rs Jobs
were found for nearly every student
We want TO thank you for your sup
port Of such a worthy cause as the
Victory Pledge"
". q. Burrcss, Superintendent Of
the Craig Public Schools, will talk nj
the Assembly this week. on the sub
ject, The Physical Child"
Two literary societies were organ
ited in the high School this week.
Committees were appointed 10 procure
suitable names Cor the societies and
the following officers we're elected:
Presidents, Agnes Baker and Joseph
inc Birmingham: Vice Presidents,
Gertrude Lyons and June Dobbins;
Secretaries, Frances Mills and Mabel
Mcclure. The first program will be
given next Friday afternoon Mt 1915
o'clock. The societies will alternate
giving programs every other week. In
this way, every student in high school
will be expected to appear on the
programs before the close Of the
school.
Everyone is looking forward to the
Declamatory Contest which will be-
about March 28th. The contest re-
quires a good audience and will de-
serve your presence; 30 make plans 10
attend. Eight contestants have en-
tered the contest. The following list
shows the contestants and the selec-
tons they will read:
"The Chip Of the Old Block"-Ma-
bel Mcclure
"Franz"-Frances Mills.
"Scene from the Little Minister
Gertrude Lyons.
1.-THE Mustard Plaster"-Irene Ac-
ton.
Miss Pettigrew's Reception
Dora Baker.
"Penrod's Acknowledgements Gold
en-.
"Anne of Green Gables"-Agnes
Baker.
"Pstsy"-Dora Patton.
Miss Boyd's room, 3rd and 9TH
grades, will give the program In the
High School Assembly next Wednes-
day morning. Remember the hour
-l0:30. We had number of visit
ors last week. We are glad the pat
rons are showing an interest in the
work.
School will close the 18th of May
this year. We have only eight weeks
left and It Is our purpose to put forth
every effort TO bring It to q credit
able close. or course our school, as
well as many others, has been una
voidably interrupted but with the ex-
ira time we have been able to put in
we will complete the required amount
Of work for the year.
Much interest has been shown in
both boys and girls basket ball
teams. We have had q large number
out for practise each evening. II this
fine weather continues we expect to
play a "double-header" on our own
field the latter part of the week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-21
Fly Traps on Exhibition.

Two fly traps made by the Home
Demonstration Agent are now on dis
play In the hardware store of Lyons
and Gotten at Forest City.
The cylindrical one Is much the
more simple OF the two In construction
and fully as much II not more efficient
In catching the flies. II can be made
with square base and top. The traps
cost only Is cents each. A bait Of
vinegar. sugar and water Is placed be-
low the inner cone. After feeding the
flies 60 up into the trap.
Placed on the back porch, near the
garbage pail or about the barn or out
houses and kept properly bsited. these
traps can be the destruction of many
flies. Try one and see. The invest
ment IL small and the possibilities
great.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-21
Forest City and Vicinity
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST


Miss Bertha Watson was on on
sick list, several days last week.
-Jobn Co,ia and v,ife and with,
Ross snent Thnrsd.y eyen;ng NJ las
M tho Nate Rater home
A.. RI. I'll H.,
~ nv. vi 6. I uaus -
90, T,si' "e'e o. 'o'ep' VIE
'''', 'eo'!
-Seeley Reeves and wife went 4
81 Joseph, TUESDAY morning, when
they spent the DAY win their son
Robert Reeves and family. Mr
10y, nseres re'u p NOM, .I,, IN Ine e.e n
WI, e ,,'i,s ,son, '' WIN "''"e ""
WOW WV" '"' ..
- s miin S 9, iuso m r,,aaIa,
"s ou''"' y" ~ 'o''P"' ''''"'''
-Mrs' oscar Moore was shopping
IN St Joseph, luesna!'
A farewell party was given at III,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Luns
ford on Tuesday evening, March llth
Those present were: Misses Netti,
Hood, Marguerite Kirk, Hazel Ford
Minerva Ford, Nellie Smith. Lillian
Edith Elder, Wilma Ammo, and Mary
Baker. Gladys stanton, Eta stone
Wilma Ammo and Mary Bruntmeyer;
Messrs. jess Ammo. George Ammo, Rob
crt Ammo. Lewis Baker. Russell Elder,
Berlin Ford and Floyd Lunsford; Mr..
and Mrs. Tom stone and Mrs. Ernest
l.unsford. At "a late hour the guests
all departed, wishing the Lunsford
family success and happiness IN their
new home. Mrs. Lunsford and Floyd
and Miss Mary Bruntmeyer left for
Holyokc. Colorado. on Sunday even
ing, March l6, TO join Mr.. Lunsford,
who has been there for some time.
Misses Edith Elder and Mary
Brun,mcycr spent the week end with
their uncle. $. ". Ammo and family.
Mr. and Nr. Tom S,o,c en,o,.
,,i,cJ a, Il 'oo a,cioct J.,ney ~, Wei.
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~ NJ NJ" pr,n,roY.r nha 49, w.
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Tho .,,os,s ,,o,a. vi"sn' I,sa So,
Fam ElJcr Wilma Anno md Wary
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The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-21

Escoe Stalcup was business visit
or in st. Joseph, Monday.
j. D. Wilson. Of Craig. was II
our city. Friday. visiting with rela
tives and friends.
WIN. Cooper, Of Craig, came dowr
Saturday, and spent the day will
relatives.
Mrs. Escoe Stalcup and son, ano
Mrs, John Schaeffer, Sr., visited Al
the Lewis Stroud home, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Stroud, Mr.
and Mrs. Escoe Stalcup and son, and
Mrs. Chas. Harness and son. spent
the day, Sunday, at the John Schaef.
fer home.
VIM. Murray and wife, Of near
Mound City, were visiting "Wednesday
Of last week, at the Mrs. Claude
Wampler home.
C. r. Stalcup was transacting
business in Sc. Joseph, Friday.
Regular services at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday. Sunday
School ut 10 o'clock n. M, Preaching
at II n. M, and 1880 p. m. Every
body is cordially invited to attend any
or all Of these services.
MIR. Ike Pilkington was in 81. Jo-
seph Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Harness. Of White
Cloud. Kansas, IL visiting Mrs. John
Schaeffer, and other relatives.
Miss Gladys Stanton ihas been
on our sick list with tonsilitis.
j. T.. Alkirc was u business Wis
itor in st. Joseph, Wednesday OF last
week.
Archie Thomhil left Tuesday for
Miller. South Dakota. where he will
work. His wife and baby will join
him later on.
james u. Brown. Of Kansas City,
was here, visiting his sister Mrs. C..
l.. Mills. lie was in the Sth Division,
Motor Supply and was discharged four
weeks ago. He has accepted "A tempo.
rafy position at the stock yards.
Mrs. Geo. Watson and daughter,
Miss Bertha were st. Joseph visitors,
Thursday. Of last week.
Mrs. l.. A. Banks and son, War.
rcn. were IN st. Joseph, Thursday Of
last week.
Mrs. John Spccr. Of Oregon. was
visiting a short time with Mrs. Ida
nauraiyin
Nj / T.. birmingham was in
s., Joscnh' Tue,dny. visiting with her
mo,5cr W,s Iyoo Wv"
Mrs MolI'c t;,lb,ni,b s,en, the
day. Monday. with her SON. Nm. Gal. /
hrsi,b md family
Mrs MYRTLE Noodv. or s, Jos.nb.
and W,. r. a Lander sncn, m. dny'
Swndny ui,b ,hci, sis,c, and LangS'
icr. oycar isaacson md family
Mrs Could Crow, and children Of
Riyciaw. and Evc,c,, Schaefscr ieft
Monday for their home. near Uolyokc.
Colo.
Mr. md Mrs l. T. BIRMINGHAM,
sncnt Tho DIV. Sunday. with his moth.
ar, a, Napier' Mrs II Birminyhnm'
-CayInnd Mills cnm, nm from 81 !
,Ioseph. SUNDAY. and visited with hi.
folks. MIR and MIR, G. /. Mills
Mrs Earnest Iunsford SON FIovd
and Miss Mary Rrunimcyer Icf, Sun,
day night, for Uolyok,, Colo, wber,
Mrs. Lunsford will ioin her husband.
Earnest Lunsford Where they viii
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-21

Nv. G. Proud. N. D.. Eye. Ear.
Throat and Nose Specialist 09ies,
Physicisns and Sufgeons' Building,
TIL and Francis Sts- st. Joseph. No.
For Sale-2 good cows and
mares with foal.
D H. s. HANNA,
Route Oregon, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-21

For Ssle-Pure Bred r. C. R, 1.
Red eggs for Matching. Utility $500
per 100; from sslectsd pens, g Der Is.
ArA Iona True. Craig, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-21

A New Garage.
The Forest City Motor Co., 24-houl
service with auto livery. Farmers
Phone 81 II
J. N. SCHAEFFER, Prop.
THOMAS KIRK, Mechanic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-06
False Kicks.
\ GOVERNMENT official said at

A GOVERNMENT official said at a
reception:
Some of the complaints and attacks
that one hears remind me irresistibly
OF the chap who went trout fishing.
This chap returned empty-handed
from his trip and his wife said to
him in some surprise:
Didn't you catch any trout at all,
George?'
Oh, yes said he, i caught TWEEN
ty-eight fine, large trout. but they
We're stolen from me on the train
Well, never mind. George said
his wife. You've brought home .
brand-new fish story, anyhow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-06
A CHASTITY Loan.

u r p r f S f n TATIVE BASCOM
SLEMP said in Richmond the
other day:
There's something CHASTITY about
German resourcefulness-som
that reminds me of Bits silk hat.
Bill was on his way to Joe's funer-
al in respondent silk hat. A friend.
also on the way to the funeral, met
him and eyed the tile enviously.
Where did you get it. Billo' he
said. You don't own a tle-I know
that
'Sh" said Bill. It's poor Joe's. I
borrowed it off the widow"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-06
A Novel by Harold MacGrath

Identification. He landed in Singa-
pore with little less than hundred
dollars. But he was confident that
this sum would tide him over until
he reached Hongkong. They were to
stop only three days in Singapore.
He bore up cheerfully. but none the
less he worried in secret. Cooks
agents confessed that this was a new
game to them and was beyond COM
prehension, since the man who was
manipulating the letters nomadic ex-
istence could not possibly benefit by
it financially.
Dor of Singapore, and this fact light
ened Williams burden somewhat.
AT four o'clock on the afternoon Of
the fourth day the Ajax would sail
for Hongkong direct, as. it was pro-
posed to spend considerable time in
China and Japan. Ruth went shop
ping with the two spinsters. She
wanted good supply of those de-
licious mangosteens. William, on his
part, agreed to superntend the ship
ping aboard of two Canton grass
lounges.
Coming on board just before sailing.
he saw a bunch of mangosteens in
her chair, and concluded that she had
gone below to change. He himself
elected to take a Tubing and don
his new pongee suit. But when at
dinner-time Ruth did not appear. he
grew alarmed and sought her cabin.
. One of the spinsters answered his
summons.
Where is Miss Jones?" he asked.
isn't she on deck?"
mo. l can't find her" He hesi-
tated. Did she come on board with
you?"
why. no. She met Mr.. Camden, and
the two went over to the markets for