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DAUGHTER OF.riOXEER FAMILY
RUBIED TODAY
After loiii UliicsH vojnilar Cove ghl
dies TruTt'lcd much
- Cove, March 19(Siiecial) Thj
luneral of Miss Carelyn M. Dough
cer of Salctn, 111. Her chlllhood was
church here today at 1:30 p. tu Itev.
Upton II. Gibhs of La Grande, offci
Htlng. Interment will be 1 tithe fam
ily piot at Cove cemotery.
In Slcmorlum .
Carolyn Mjrtle Dougherty died at
Cove, Oregon, March 18, 1910, aged
29"years, 10 months and 13 days. Miss
Doughetry 1b survived by her mother
Mrs. Juliette P, Dougherty, of Cove,
by a brother, Frank Dougherty, of
Byron, Wn., and a Bister, Mrs. Spen
cer, of Salem,' 111.' Heh childhood was
epent at Cove where she was born
.May 5th, 1880. ; She graduated from
the Protestant Hospital Training
School for Uurses at 'St. Louis, Mo.
March 16th, 1906, and spent most of
tbe next two years In Mexico, travel
tog extensively. '
Returning to Oregon In 1908, she
' was employed for a short time at
the Grande Ronde hospital at La
Grande, and subsequently at the Hot
Lake Sanatorium. .
In September of last year Bhe took
a trip to San Antonio, Texas, for the
benefit of her health, which was 1m
paired by the ravages of tuberculoids
but failing to improve Bhe returned
s In November and from that time on
was perfectly resigned to her fate.
Miss Dougherty was a young wo
man of much Intelligence, and charm
tag personality. She was greatly be
loved by a large circle of friends and
blghly eBtoemed wherever she was
known for her generous disposition
and the sterling qualities of woman
hood which marked her life.
"Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers to wither at the north
winds breath.
And stars to set. But all -
Thou hast all seasons for thine own
'".;V. O Death!" ';
We know when moons shall wane,
When summer birds from far across
v-'; the sea:' Oc..":-J '
When autumn's hue shall tinge the
' golden grain: .
But who shall teach us when to look
for Theer
;E!ght Jurors Ticked
Watseka, 111..- March 19. Peter
Weast, a Peoria millionaire and
brothor-in-law or Mrs. Saylor, ae
cused of murdering her banker bus
band declared today that he would
epend his entire fortune In the wo
man's defense. Elgbt permanent ju
rors have been secured. , . ,.
FOR RENTFurnlshed rooms, with
or without board. 1C20 cor 6th and
Ppring Etreetay R. L. MATTHEWS.
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PROSVKCTS OF THE' IX'ST'STI. If-
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Portland men un-f t io . liimnce 1Kb
. rr.Ion id ul.
Articles 'of incornor.iUon Tor ther
Union -"Woolen JHUs company with a.
capital stock of $200,000.00 hve re
ceiitly b'T'n filed at 'onlem.. The p.rln
i'lral t.ntffs of the 'company will -be-in
Portland and tlicy will operatii
tVo n.ill at Union. - ' -
T'ie lnforpomtors are F. J. Bailey,
Arthur C.'Iiurgess and B. A, Church
ill, .fill of Portland.
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TIMS lEMl'Ri:, J!.?.'.e and entered -Into this. . .day oi. .A. P. 10. ;.. by and be-',
tween-the (-rp.nde Jlaie Iicstnolr Comimny,- ,a private corporation of La Grande, Oregonparty of tho first' part,'
ftnd .... and his wife,
of Union County, Oregon, part...... of the -second ; part; WHKKEAS tho party, of the first part Is engaged in storing, reser-
volrlng and conserving the surplus atid flood wa ters of the .Grande Ronde River and its tributaries in Union County, Oregon,
and In approprlatins and. conducting said waters a well as the public, unappropriated waters of eaid stream to the arid and
semi-arid lands of the Grande Ronde Valley for irrigating purposes; , '
AXD WHEREAS, The part. . . . . of the second 'part the ecoer... .of the following described lands, in the Grande Ronde
Valley, for which lands .desirous of obtaining water for the proper Irrigation thereof In the growing of agrl-
cultural crops thereon, towit , . .. , .. , .. ; ..... ....... '':
THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises aforesaid, end of the further fact that the party of the first part, its succes
sors and assigns, shall orrcr before the 1st day of April A D. 1911, reservoir and conserve said waters, and appropriate, con-
duct and carry the same to the said lands and furnish said waters to the part...... of the second part, in quantities suf
ficient to properly Irrigate the Bame and in quantities and amounts hereinafter specified, the part. .....of the second part,--
..i...,..heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, do hereby covenant, promise and agree to pay to the party of
the first part, its successors and assigns, at the times hereinafter specified, annually the sum of Two ($2.00) Dollars per
acre for the .period of ten years andean annual maintainence charge of not exceeding One Dollar per acre for each year
that water is so furnished for said lands.
r It Ib hereby iurther expressly covenanted and agreed, by and between the parties hereto, their heirs, executors, adminis
trators, assigns and successors In interest, that all annual payments herein provided for, Including said annual mainte
nance charge, shall be and remain, until paid in full, a charge and lien, in the nature of a mortgage lien, upon said above
described lands,' and that the waters and water rights herein provided for and created as well as said annual payments,
Including said annual maintenance charge, shall be and remain a perpetual covenant running with said lands In the hands
of Bald part.... ..of the second part..'....,.'...... heirs and assigns forever. '.'V T . -V"'.
That the maximum amount of water to be furnished and delivered under this Indenture, shall not exceed annually
one acre foot of ' water for each acre of land to be irrigated during the year, and said water shall be furnished at such
' times and in such quantities as' the part... ...of the second part. i. .helra and assigns shall, by timely and rea
sonable notice to the party of the first part,. Us successors and assigns, demand and require, between the 1st day of April
and the 1st day of October of each and every year; provided, however, that the party of the first part, Its successors and
assigns, shall be required to deliver not to exceed one half of the annual amount of water required for the irrigation of any
subdivision or tract of land in any period of thirty days, If demanded. ' v
The party of the first part, its successors and assigns, shall deliver the water In this indenture provided for at the most
convenient point or points of each quarter section, as designated by the engineer's maps that will cover such irrigable land,
and to that end the party of the first part shall build, construct and maintain, at its own expense, all necessary taps and
gates in its main canal or ditch, and all lateral ditches, flumes and waterways necessary to measure, conduct and carry
said waters and deliver the same at the point or pointa so selected and agreed upon, at which point or points the part......
of the second part..., ........ heirs of assigns, shall take, receive and care for said waters,-and at their own expense
build, construct and maintain all necessary ditches, flumes and waterways to care for the said waters, and conduct carry
and distribute the same to, upon and over said lands. -! . ' . '
The payment of the said ten . annual water rate charges In full shall give to the part.;.... of the second part..........
heirs or assigns, and vest in them, a perpetual water right, under the terms and conditions herein specified, for the lands
subscribed to the full extent and amount of the waters paid for and used thereon for irrigating purposes, and upon such pay
ment in full being made, the party of the first part its successors and ass'gns, shall Issue to the part, .of the second part or to
... .heirs ortisslgns, who are the owners of Bald land subscribed, a certificate showing such payment in full and designating
the land sub scribed, which certificate shall be evid ence of a perpetual water right for th e lands subscribed and shall entitle
the owner of said lands thereafter to the amount of water therein specified, annually, for Irrigating purposes upon the said
landB, upon paying thereafter the annual maintenance charge of not exceeding. One Dollar per acre for the lands. subscribed.
The annual water rate charges for and during the ten years herein provided for, as well as the annual maintenance charge,
shall be due and payable annually, on the 15th of October of each and every year, during the life of this Indenture, and the
amount so due shall thereafter bear Interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum until paid, and the said part of the
Becond part,... .......... ...heirs or assigns, do hereby covenant to and with the party of the first part, Its successors
assigns that they will well and truly pay the said annual water rate charges and the said annual maintenance charges,
promptly at the time the same become due and pay able, and that in case of default therein, and action or suit Is commenced
to recover the same or any portion thereof, that they will pay such additional sum as the court may adjudge reasonable
, as attorney fees In said Bult or action. ' "
It is further hereby expressly stipulated and agreed by and between the parties hereto, their heirs and assigns and suc
cessors in Interest, that in case of default In the payment of any of the sums of money herein provided for, at the time the
same becomes due and payable, that the party of the first part, Its successors and assigns, shall have the right to bring suit
- or action therefor, In any court of competent jurisdiction, and to take, prosecute and pursue, any and all remedies provided :
by law for the collection of promissory notes secured by mortgage upon real property, Including that of foreclosing the lien
created herein and hereby, upon the lands In this Indenture herein above .described, and In case of suit to foreclose - ' Ilea
herein secured, the same shall be commenced and prosecuted to final decree and the same enforced In the same manner as
- that provided by law for the foreclosure of mort gages upon real property In this state. ' "
It is hereby further stipulated and, agreed," in consideration of the premises aforesaid, thatthe party of the first part,
, Its successors and assigns, shall not be liable for damages to the lands above described by reason of Bhortage of water not
occasioned , by the gross negligence of the party of the first part. Its successors and assigns, and . In no case Bhall such
damages recoverable in one year exceed the annual water rate and maintenance-charge for such year, and the same when ad- .
Justed tV be credited to the fart.. . of the second part by the party of the first part, its successors and assigns, upon.,... v
amount for
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..said water rent and main tenance charges tor said yca.
TRADE SOUGHT
AMERICA WILL COUNTERACT.:
RUSSIA MOVE
Unless America would lose China' -trade
she most act soon :
. Washington, March 19.-rAs coun
ter move to the aggressiveness of .
Russia and Japan in Mapchuria, if.
is probable that the United States
will enter the Oriental field ii active
competition wth other natons of the
world in sustaining railroad contract
and otherwise advancing the com
mercial Interests of that country. It
has become evident to this country '
that" in order to retain Its trade with
China she must take more energetie
measure than merely obtaining from ;
the powers a reiteration of the prin-
clples of "equal opportunity."
The pregram for revival events for -the
current week has been compiled .
if. follows: v.- .Y V;.;-
The Week's Program .
Monday Rest Day
;.-1 , T Tuesday.. -
10 a. m. Cottage Prayer Meeting. -
12 to 1 Businessmen's luncheon
aad study of personal work, at Com
mercial Clab Rev, Johnson and Gray
3 p. m. At tabernacle, Personal . .
Worker's Class, by Miss Harland.
I f, m. Mr. Gray meets funlor .
Choir at the tabernacle. '
7:30 p. m.-Meeting at the taber
nacle. Wednesday .-
W a." m. Cottage Prayer Moetlng. '
- 12 to 1 Business Men's Luncheon, '
study of tersonal work, lead by Rev.
Johnson and Gray. JL
p. m. Rev. Johnson speaks at
the tabernacle.
4 p. m. Miss Harland conduct
personal worker's class at'laberna-
cla.' .,, .. :;:';.:';;V;--.:';:::::
4 a. is. -Mr. Gray meets the high
school boys at Methodist church. .
. T: 30 Service at tabernacle. .
;: Tkardar .' ''.;;':"
10 a. m. Cottage Prayer Meeting.
12 te l. Miss Harlatod meets the v
hislaess girls at lancheon at the Com
mercial Club.
3:30 Rev. Johnson coaducta ser- ' .
ylcet at tabernacle. "
4 p. m. Personal worker's class at .
tabernacle, by Miss Harland. -.
7:10 p. m. Rev. Johnson preaches
at tabernacle.
Friday ;v.V'V..;;;r;.
10 a. m. Cottage Prayer Meeting.
12 to 1. Business men's lancheon
at Commercial Club by Rev. Johnson.
3 p. m. Rev. Johnson Breaches at
tabernacle. . "
4 p. M. Personal worker's class at
tabernacle, by Mist Harland.
7:J9 p, m. Regular evening ser
vice at tabernacle. J
..' Saturday. ,
2:30 . in. Toung people's meetlns
at tabernacle; Johnson and Gray.
.7:30 p. m. Regular evening ter
lcea at tabernacle. .
These names have' been added to
the list of places where prayer meet- -tnf
arc held. :
lira. Burns, 3d Street ' '
Mrs. Sculls, N. Rlr SL
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