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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28
MASS PLAY

Scientific boosting Of city and
community Is taking the place oil
ihc Old enthusiastic but ill.con.
Ndcrcd attempts Plans 10 de.
Nclop mc's home town are noih.
nor nav bat plans that have inl
Them the elements of success
have been SLOW of perfection
Something of the new order OF.
things Is sccn n The Cotton
Growers association which has
been developed for q specific
business Somclhirg more gem
,rnl rs pupo~td u the newly
formed Amity club which was
organized ~ Mercedes last week
and which has lor IFS purpose the
advance az movements which
shall benefit the entire Valley
Che of the chief elements In AN
this advanced boosting Is us com
mually spirit Welding of per
sonal n wider interests 20 the
more sure growth OF an Such
cooperation Is particularly uctes-
sary in these days when all COM
mcrcial interests must have union
20 succeed Hro combinations
of capital have cnablod large
ptofts in on rcnrral lines and
The day is pas when amy com
muniiy or section eau obtain nor.
NAL advance by separate efforts
at individuals This is the per.
! iCd oi mass play iu everything.
The chain stores have taught as
. lesson along these lines, ON "a
smaller scale than the great IN.
/ dustries had shown II is mp IA
every section TO arrange for it,
mass play IN every channel OF
possible growth This is not q
mattcs a., desire 70 be progressive
but of stern necessity The city
community or section that 'ails
60 foim comprehensive plan, ioi
rws play will be passed b} ut,
erS that nrc developed through
properly co-ordinlted effort
Mass play is nothing more thin
self p; sScrvaiion To- lhis dav ana
gene alton
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28
Wednesday, July IS, 1920,
u. S. AS WORLD HELPER

Members of the Rhiuclaud
commission who came bach CON
WINGED the United states must
continue TO help opt the Euro
pcan countries which ave more or
less Frustrated by war effects
afc not bringing n new story or
rev theory II has been the
intent of the United States 10
help the damaged nations come
back It has expended money
and effort In execution of this
purpose. and viii continue to do
SO II is TO hc noted that Bel
gium alone of all the suffering
nations Is engineering her own
comeback. Others either lack
constructive ability Of leaders 10
direct rehabilitation or have
peoples which are ready TO sit
down and let some nation like
the United States do the heavy
work of return 90 nearly normal
condition
This country has been carrying
ont the general plan of assistance
90 the down and out nations ever
sincc the end of the war II is
ready Go help out wherever
necessary, iu the interest ct world
revival of commerce and uni
versal producliyeness. II hardly
needed incentive 10 do what II
has been doing Specific intorma-
iion furnished by members of the
Rhineland commission may en-
able a more thorough under
standing Of conditions aud better
adjustment of assistance, but that
is all
In the league of nations is
seen the browning instrument Of
Woodrow Wilson'S great scheme
Of world-pcaco aud regeneration,
bat this country has not waited
for tho politicians and obsiruc-
iionisis to end their squabbling
over the league II has gone on
steadily with It's self-appomicd
task of helping the world recover
from conditions into which the
llohenzollern dream of crushing
all nations into appanagcs of
Germany had thrown d.
Politicians of the Harding
stripe cannot be expected 20 see
the wisdom of any policy which
accomplishcs what the United
States has been doing without
flourish of umpcis and which
they have opposed from motives
which are of the petty aud ~
noble kind When history has
been removed far enough from
the present day there will be a
cool and discriminating view of
the events following the war
which will SHOW this uatior raih.
a. as the great aad wisc helper
than as The power u which poll
teal h0undinps and contests
born of iguoble desire for office
are outstanding That will not
be thc accomplishment of men
like Harding and Lodge but Of
those who nave been the hackers
ol Woodrow Wilson's hroad Of
forts 90 do something big for the
entire world
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28

Finding lifr Huurmciy euud
liui ! turned. nH Ali must do.
From the hnlpinrfH ! knew.
10 the land uf care aud strife.
teehinH for fuller iitr
lleWd he iifc ~ fnine ana sought
Recognition iu hoi court
Answered 10 The voice Of greed
"GiVe mn wlut ! HpNm 20 need"
Sow the gray town holds mo fast.
Prisoner Go the very mat
Arc has aiamurd mo af liH own
Youth 10 youuH"r hearts bar flown.
Hiiil the rhcriy blossoms blow
in lhc land ! used go know.
Sliii tho fWHu,nt cover HrillH
Perfume over dilrH and Aillr
im Im not allowed Go STRAY
Where The young pro FREQ 60 ulaY
All th' yrnrH viii grant tp mo,
/ iH The book ~ memory.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28

ruu me iooa. aud lct ms hs
Young uuoc muro and fancy free
Lot mo wander where VIII
Down the mup end up thr hin
rrudFinr mrcfuot n the dust
ln nn nEc thst known nn 'muHi'
Nnd no voice inHiHieuiN
Nro3hg of dufV unto mo.
aei mc tread the hapi1y ways
of thoHo iy gone NcstctdnfH
Fame hnd npVCr whispered then.
Muknr ai1VeH nf rae,r mon
'iucd mh newer called mo down
10 fhc gray wallis ~ tho town
offrtWH ffhnklncrnHc hHd mNth
~ Ga hp ltH prisoner.
I wsH tree GO come nnd ro
Whore iho cherry hluHaomH blow.
Free io wander where ! would
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28

This is the sca>or for the s. ore
resort press agent To- carn hi,
ray but the Jcrso. fellow with his
story of 4h0-pomud shark did
not SENSE the siiuation. 1hrrc
are no tarpon OF New Jersey li
that fact should have been no
bar TO introducing one ia lieu of
a dreadful shark The young man
seems tO have gotten off ON the
wrong foot II is not too late for
him 30 advertise trained tarpou
that will sport with baihcrs and
toss rainbows for all bcholdors.
This suggestion is made in view
Of the fact that the iarpon.
though unframed, does that sort
of thing here. right along The
oldest Fishermen ON this beach is
authority for the statement that
tho iarpon here not only losses
ralnh0ps but IL one is AT the right
angle there is no difficulty i'm
seeing CORPUS Christi through
the rainbow OF course there is
no telling what "a tarpon might
do an northern waters. Tie might
not go as far as he does iu famil
lar scenes.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28

Alexander Ilowat has deficd the
laws of Kansas and adjlrcd his
men 10 stick 10 the five day week
and decrease coal production II
remains To- be- seen what the
Kansas miners have to say TO the
ruling of the head of the miner
organization thar they must keep
their contracts
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28
Haze You Read
The Booklet
Called Baby?

FrrN mother ought tn tuoy Nl
ahnui hcr hnby, and about ths little
thHss that viii give hlhN ease when
fhn lIftlo dear cries from pain
wa publish "a charming htth book
if called BABY" u will Doe stnt
you free
Fnr moro thn Sc wears mothrrs
have been uHlne Tecll3ina for their
hahloe Mrs Cora StcvcuH of Jackson
Vile Ala. wfltea u am NOW giving
ms .ig months Old baby Tccihina She
iuyus b. aud is az FAT as a pig"
Teeihinn contains no narcotic lts
ingredients are prin,od plainly on each
package
q your arnngisi doesn't qell TreihiuH
end 300 Ior uii sl. huN i0 th'
Moflptt Laboratories. Columbus CO.
We viii send hos hs return mail nnd
Win ALSO Include the li'tle booklet
BABY" lhdNl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28
INSTRUMENTS FILED

Tho following ustruiucnls were iiiNb
oi RECORD Yesterday at the office %
hf county rlfrl
Reloaac of vendors item iuHrph
iirsch. administrator nf the estate OF
Mrg Ouvp Ilirsch doccns'd 90 Fart
Beckncr. ackuow lodging paNmeni ~ 70
4crics at notes elVeu in connection with
purchase 81 lotr 20 md % of section
10 of tho tloul llluff aud tuculi farm
and garden tracts
Relpase al yeudnia lseu CORPUS
Christi Naticaal bank Co Ham and \
Anderson. acknowledges payment OF
s. uon promisaors note secured hN
decd of trust on the east haif OF lots 4
and 3 block 100. ana nll OF lot 81
block q, city
Warranty decd RRymondo Longu
ria &c William u. Lloyd lot block a
boo niaa addihon 60 Curpus CHRISTI
consideration 5000
Warranty drcd Frechorn sherman
Development company 60 owen ID Hll.
Ninm " Honoman lot block 3. hluti
portion OF Curpus Christi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28

tnder the conditions prrgiil.
ing i'm Chicago handling Il payroll
Is rnihcr more hazardous lhAu n
was IN q mining camp ia Ncw
Mexico m the cary days o. sil
ycr production
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28

Villa may have surrendered
.hc Mexican government pro
claims but wc shall not be sure
about II until we see his obituary
properly mlihcntic tied
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28

ON3nrs O. autos 'lay be Is end
ing wch money for gasoline u
their transeontincntal trips b..
lney arc beating the pullmaus
aud giving the railroads shouting
about overtaxed rolling sto' a
chance TO catch up. Statistics of
auto travel in the far vest,
brought back BY Corpus Christi
man, are Of peculiar interest.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28

RUSSIA may hlte the largest
army 90 lhe world today II had
thc largest army ~hon lhe great
war was lu progress and heiore
she went holsherib hui If had not
the fighting power OF much
smaller armies Thi, is something
10 be- considered before we hecom,
alarmed by slalisiiea upon Rus
sim fOfcNa.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28
eIG DANCE rO-fiIOHr

Music hy Iiicks Jazz Band. from Ia7'
Land Park, san Antonio
BAY Niow Bath llpule
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28

tcopyrlrhi 1870. b Edear a. Gueat)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28
cur FLOWERS FoR SALE

er cut flowers Phone a.. Airs iial
~ Archer, 532 'alAucaha 81 ,Ad'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28
nlo nANcE 10 NI0Ar

Music hv Hicks laH1 Baud FROM ia1
Land Park. san Antonio
Bias View Bath Mouse
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-28

II Tor any reason you arc
not entirely pleased with
Pa,-s-cakc. tell your dealer
and he will refund tie
purchase price.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

City newspapers frequently devote
much space to the promotion OF
beauty contests. AZ the end draws
near the contest wakes warm and the
excitement reaches fever heat. Peo
pie go to great lengths to aid their
freinds who are In the running. Even
married men are drawn into the
whirl and 20 their limit In exploit.
Ing their favoritc beauties. Hut are
the wives the favored ones? They
should be. but they are not. The
true husband considers no woman
more beautiful than his wife--he
sees no imperfections aud he con.
siders no other woman In the run
ming with her. Yes. there are few
such husbands. but you never. see
their wives parade IN the public print
to satisfy the curious.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20
POINTERs ON POULTRY
HOUSES AND FIXTURES

Select a location that has natural
drainage away. from the building.
A dry. porous soil. such az sand or
sravelly loan. " preferable to a clay
soil. ttrff
In most localities the building
should face the south. as this insurcs
the greatest amount OF sunlight dur
ing the winter,
Allow at least square feet OF
door space per bird.
Proper ventilation and sunlight
mean dry house and healthy birds.
The partial open-front house is
conceded TO be the best type for most
sections.
The colony plan of housing poui-
try may be adopted to good advsnt-
age on many farms. This system
does away with the danger OF tainted
soil
The roosts should be built on the
same level. 2 feet . inches from the
floor. with a dropping board about S
inches below them.
Good roosts may be made OF by
2 inch material with upper edges
The nests may be placed on the
side walls or under the dropping
boards. II is best to have them
darkened. as the hens prefer n Sc
cluded place In which to lay.--unit-
ed States Department OF Agriculture.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20
oUR COMMUNITY SPIRIT

Occasionally. but not often. we
bear OF some community which IN
blessed with rare aud pricele ~
sririt-,he spirit OF "llvc and Jet
I've" Hat II IL so rare as to be al
most non-exsistcnt In this day o.
sharp practices and bunco games.
There Is much OF that precious
spirit is this town, but there ls room
for more.
We have fully our share of good
will aud tolerance. but We could cul-
tivate more with honor To ourselves
and profit TO the community.
Life To each OF US consists OF what
rays of sunshine and happiness over
our existence. or We can fll our lives
with the shadows OF greed and ava
rice and Unsuitable longing for those
things which We may not possess.
This In our home--the place where
most OF our lives will he. spent
where memory is always dear TO us.
Shall we seek to east out what
there IL OF the spirit OF greed. and
suspicion. and ungenerous rivalry
among men?
Shall we supplant II with one Of
Kindness. OF tolerance. and OF good
will toward each othery
Shall we make honorable thrift
the watchword OF our community
II is the IDEAL existence. and Is
possible TO any community where the
people have the will and the courage
To follow the path OF honor and gem
tieness wherever Il may lead.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

We Americans are suffering from
u peculiar and apparently incurable
malady. We are afflicted with to,
much "favorito SON." Look NJ the
presidential field today. In almost
every state some favorite son has his
rod up In hopes the lightning viii
strike II. The result is, the all-im-
portant element OF qualification be-
comes secondary TO that OF state
pride. Thousands OF people. through
mistaken notions OF local patriotism
support n man for president simply
because he IN OF their own state aud
is good fellow. II prevents the
giving of proper consideration TO the
claims OF those who do possess the
necessary auaiincations--an omis;
sion which some day may prove dis
astrous TO our welfare as n nation.
but. then. Il Il Americanism up TO
date.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20
SUMMONS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE or OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY or HARNEY.
MARY l.. HILL. Piintir.
CLINTON y. THOMAS and LIN
COLIN w. WALTER, co-partners
as Thomas a Walter. Defendants.
To. Clinton T.. Walter and Lincoln
w. Thomas. the above named de-
PENDANTS. and TO each OF you.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

FOR SAILS $1,000 will buy lot 4,
swn Nwh. whswh. Sec 2.
Twp. 23 X. 80 T.. willamette Nor
idian. 16s acres. About 100 acres
under plow, Fence. . bales wire.
Write ". Eichner. $40 Miss Ave.
Portland, Oregon. 3-20-4t
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

Money to loan on irrigated farms
and ranches at q per cent. Amortlz-
alton pinn---J t0 30 years time. You
join no association and buy no stock.
Can loan H37 800 20 one individual.
No red tape---quick service. Make
your application now. Harney C0un-
~ Abstract Company. Ad.h.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

Some men are always complaining &
that luck IL against them. II Ia
and Is brought about through their
own indecision, vacillation. and In
ability to cope with the ordinary OBJ
stacles OF life.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20


Some political agitators can never
open their mouths without railing
against big business" They do not
stop to consider that the greatness OF
this country IL the result OF this
same big business. What We need
In reality is strong curb for the
corporations determination
and protection from demoralizing
onslaughts OF radicalism. Corporate
interests should be adequately pro-
tected aud eyerlastIngly curbed.
They should be permitted the right
TO a fair profit aud prevented by rig
III government supervision from ox.
tortlon aud pron'cerlng. The same
can be said of organized labor. OF ag-
riculture. aud OF every other legit-
innate intereat Then. and only thea
viii ideal conditions prevail In this
country.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20
American,
Legion
NeUs
OPPORTUNITIES

OlfohlN
me Orcgon California lands will
epen to service men and women
MAY nth. and for sixty days fol-
wing that date they will have
.sierence right to file.
AL
The NORTH PLATE and sHO-
SsoNE projects In Wyoming opened
service men on March 9Th and
an respectively, and each will be
! "a open to service men so days be-
70 general entries are allowed.
AL
OPPORTUNITY DOES NOT
kIyocK OFTEN so II Nigh, be that
ia is the knock that was intended
4, you. |, might pay big to inves-
rate these projects.
Information has just been receiv-
relative the National organization
!, womans Auxiliaries to the Amer
ksn Legion. Our Auxiliary will be
Ilier way scCn.
AL
Ms. Julia Smith has just reccivsd
h ori that she has been allowed the
,urance OF Francis Perry weich.
atIns from March 9Th. The local
poa took this matter up with the
Eaonal headquarters OF the Amer
an Legion on February 18th with
sa resul, the claun was allowed on
n. sth instant. This illustrates the
rowing power and Importance OF
H. Legion. Service Is our watch
i ord aud We betide the public Of
tdal that does not render us COM
leient service.
AL
Ot the ten |. w. w. on trial for
he murder OF Lieut.. Grimm at Cens
tralia on Armistice day. when three
others were killed and several were
wounded. seven were found guilty
oi second degree murder aud three
ss-e acquitted.
The Wobhlies are Jubilant over
M. verdict for It II considered real
ldory 90 save their dirty necks.
Ihey now plan q campaign of fur
lsr miirutns, lies. insinuations and'
igrpta propaganda TO save these
asl from prison.
A L.
4 80 called labor jury" WIS sent
Iogn from Seattle by the Red ole
lenl 10 pa on the case. and repor.
o ther masters the I. W. w. In
barge al Seattle. Wonder what
heir verdict was. II will be motel
bat Il h matter OF record that
lany OF mi so called labor jury"
I'd not attend any part OF the trial
niil The defense began putting In
heir testimony. what verdict
'olld sou expect?
AL
This verdict cannot be TO harshly
ondemned To date no explanation
al hand eXcuilng the weak kneed
lry that brought In such a verdict
} the face of the positive testimony
bat there was no covert act by the
srvice men: that the . defendants
pened a deadly murderous fire with
VI proyocation or Justification from
iree divergent points upon men In
riform aud unarmed.
AL
We wonder II there was intimida-
on b. the l. W. w. that reached the
irors. We wonder II the Jurors
bought different and Just ver-
let that would hang the guilty
ould result In their being fired on
'om ambush.
A-t.
The d,irYdants will be tired on
her charge for murder In the FIRST
ssree. n D. 10 be hoped that a stifr
-cked Jury can be found that will
We these men their iuAt deserts.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

or OREGON. you. and each OF you,
nre required to appear and answer
the camplaInt on fle against you IN
the above entitled Court and cause
within six weeks from the date ot
frat publication OF this Summons
and n you fail 40 TO appear and ans.
wer for want thereof the Plaintiff
will apply to the Court herein and
take judgment against you as de-
manded In the Complaint. to-wit:---
For the sum OF Five Thousand
Dollars together with interest there
on NJ six per cent per annum from
November 9th. 1916 until paid. and
for the costs and disbursements OF
this action.
Also that the Plaintiff will apply
for the order Of the Court herein
directing the sale Of the following
described land which has been
attached In this proceeding, to salts
fy such Judgment as may be- secured
against you. to-wit:
sh NV u swA: NV Y swk;
NEhswN, NhsEk swN:
sw Z SIC Y swA; Sec. IL; .sh
swN: NE Y swk; wMNwN
SWH Sec 13 EhNEh; WestA
Of NEk; sEMNE Y Nwh;
wMNEh NwN; EN- OF sEh
Nwh; Ehswk; whNwh
sEh: EM NV Y SEN; wNSM
sEh; EhsEh sen; SEA
hsEk; Wa sEh Nw.;
Sec. IL NMNE Y SIC V SEA:
whsEh sen EhSWh
SEA: NhNw Y swh SEA;
M hsw Y sw Y sEh: 81 NEN
sen sen Section is. ShsEh
NEh NEh. WY NEh NEh:
NV v NEH: sw4 NwI NEh;
NEh swN NEk; shEh swh
NEt: wMsws Nw%: WI
sEH sw Y NEk: sEn: Sec
tion 22. NhNEh: swH NEh;
Eh whsEh NEh: NhNEE
SEA NEh: sEhsEh NEh;
E% Me Y sen. SWL SEh:
M MEL SEA sEh SEA- SEh
SEA-: WhNEh swh; Nwh
NEh. Section 23: w4Nh
Nw4; NEL NE u Nwh: VIZ
SwA Nwh: whsE u Nwh:
Wa swA NEn: Ell LswA
NEh: WV -sE u NEh; NEh
SEA NEh; S4-5 = hSEh
NEh: shswM: NhsEh:
WI SEA- SEh: N%EhSEh
sEI: shsEh Sc Y sen Sec
ton "a: Ei4 Nwh sWh Section
90: whNwh Section 26; All
M except WhEia SwA NWh
Section 81: SIC u swh: Lots Z
and g Section ~ all IN Twp. 80
\. u. 35 II. w. NJ.
NEh: NE4 Nwh; shSwh:
hSEh; shsEh Section
10: WANhSh Section 20:
NifSh Section 81: EhSWh
NE u NV u sw u NEh: SEN
NwL: VIZ swi. Nwh: wN
Nsswh: W hNw hsEA:
EssNnsE u: sEn nsEh
NEh NEL SWn Section rs:
50 NwL: NEi4 Me- Y NWh:
WhNwh sEL Nwh: Eis
wiANwh n SEA Section 20:
Wg.Nih: AEh NEh NEh
section 30; all IN Twp. 30 S. x.
SO r. W ~
Lot 2 Sec. ?: swH NEK;
EiasWh: VIZ SE "a; SEA
SEh: Lots /. 4. 9, Section 3;
lsNEn: NEA Nwh: SEA-
NEA Section 10: WisNwh
See. II; Ehswh See. 81;
SEA Sec SO: All See. 80:
Nwh Sec. 3b: all in Twp. 40
y. II. SO v. w. NJ.
shswn Sec. 2s: NMNwh
See. 80; sEh swh; swh
SEA- See. 81; Twp. 40 y. X. SO
". w. NJ.
All See. 10 Twp. III y. u.
80 r. W. NJ.
NEH Nwh: NV u NEh Sec
6. Twp. ~ =. X. Sc u. w. NJ.
SEA Nwh: Lots 2. 4. S. Sec.
10 Twp. III 3. X. 36 v. w. M.
All IA Harney Comfy. Oregon. I.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY
Here

WANTED-Furnished house OF lDur
or Ave rooms. Leave word at this
ofilce. 3-i3
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

Hope. with some OF US. never dies.
There IL always a possibility that
congress may some day adjourn.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

Pubic Office Is a public trust.
viewed > by many with much dis
trust.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

Try tircstonc Cords. Universal
Gsragv. Adv. II.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

Leonard Locher. our Poat Adju.
iant is leaving for visit outside for
the next ten days or two weeks.
Portland ,Roseburg aud Marshneld
will be the points favored
AL
Has anyone heard Of warship
visiting Marshneld In the past three
years?
All
Why does pailor have sweet
heart in every port, and how?
AL
How one In Marshneld II no ship
has called there.
Well. anyway. we will be glad 10
have an Assistant Adjutant. or Ad-
jutantess rs II were.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

The d,irYdants will be tired on
other charge for murder In the first
degree. n i- 10 be hoped that stiff
Aecked Jury can be found that will
give these men their just deserts,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

We wonder II there was intimida-
lion by the I. w. w. that reached the
Jurors. We wonder IL the Jurors
thought different and Just ver-
diet that would hang the guilty
would result In their being fired on
from ambush.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-20

Ot the ten |. w. w. on trial for
he murder OF Lieut.. Grimm at Cens
trala on Armistice day. when three
others were killed and several were
sounded. seven were found guilty
oi second degree murder aud thrc,
ss-r acquitted.