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VOL. IX.
riUNEVILLE, CKOOIC COUNTY, OREGON, HAY 4, 1005.
NO. 21
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If you are, very likely you will need cither a
Trunk or a Suit Gase
Wo have them in a number of styles and sizes and prices to suit
$.50 to $10.00
THUNKS
SUIT CASKS
CLUB BAC.S
TKLLSCOl'LS
$:L00 to $5.00
$1.00 to $ l.oO
$ .SO to $ 1.50
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Appeals for Supreme
GOOD LNOUCII, Plaintiff,
vs
Till: BHST. Defendant,
fov vincriUc
AIUiUMl-NT 1 OK Till: DLFLNSli
now iu:i oki: tiii: jury
You
are fuuiilar with thiwirguiniMil (?) of tlu plaintiff, GOOD KNOUtiH. How often
have vm Paid ''M' eliilliot nru ijond enough." "Mv uit;;'ftitinoo is quod enough."
"(footl enough" i the enemy of the Kent." We ask you to support the caup of the Defendant.
Jo yon want to wear the hett clot lit', make the best appearance?
SupH)sfl someone said your reputation was "good enough" youM light!
It iB therefore to your iHmot inleresls to wear our tailoring, "The Kent." We don't ask a
verdict until after a "trial" order.
If you desire further "argument" of the cane, cull on us. If you want our best argument, give
uh a trial; a verdict in our favor w ill follow.
our line of woolens for niado to order suits at $lf.(X) ind up, backed up with a written
Guarantee for one year.
lo you a cIokc titling collar? lo you want that smooth, concave, broad hhoulder effect?
Io you want coat fronts that will positively retain shape?
Twenty-five year. in the business have equipped us with the tailoring knowledge we place, at
your service. Money back if you're not satisfied.
l'Ki:i) KAU1TMAN, the American Tailor, Chicago
KcprcMcuUJ By
B. GOBMLEY'
A Complete Line of Hats, Suits ready to wear at $10 and up
FIRST RAILROAD
MOVE IS MADE
Steps Arc Taken Towards
Building an Electric Line
from Colnradia River
Into Crook County.
Filing of a water right this week
on the fall at the mouth of Wil
low creek, where electric power
can bo generated with but little
difliculty, is the first definite move
to bo taken toward securing trans
portation facilities for thi section
of interior Oregon. Negotiations
are now jx uding, too, with the
Willamette Valley and Cascade
Mountain Wagon Road Company
to secure a leao or the right to
purchase from them Steel Head
full below the lower briilgo on the
Deschutes. At theao tffo points
sufficient electrical power can be
developed to nupply a current
capable of running electric cars
from the Columbia to the central
portion of Crook county.
The action taken this week is in
line with the proposition outlined
by Archie Mason Home time ago
when lie visited this city. In re
presenting Portland and Eastern
capitalist be was in a position to
state that if the business men here
advanced enough money to build
the first ten miles of road outh of
the Columbia and secured right of
way the balance of the distance to
Princville, the necessary funds
would be forthcoming with which
to take up the Unds. When here
last week Mr. Mason stated that
only the securing of right of way
was now necessary to enlist the
necessary capital,, ana .'jpe were
immediately taken . to seal the
agreement and advance along the
lines proposed.
The prospective line will touch
tne Columbia at lhe Dalles or
some point on the Portage road
nd will continue southward
through the canyon of the Des
chutes river to the mouth of Trout
creek, thence eastward across the
Agency riains 10 crooKed river
nd up the latter stream to this
city.
glacksmithing That Pleases
Is The Kind You
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II. WIGLLS
(Successor to)
CORNETT
&. ELKIIKS'S
A Stock of Farm Machinery always on hand
& rineuiUt,
A. 21. L1PPMAN 8 CO.
LINCENSED UNDERTAKERS
and
Manufacturers of all Kinds. of
FURNlllRE
Professional Cards.
Ciiiott,
ornty
at-jCa
rtjfon,
riifvi'ii,
reyon,
Dr. a. n. BURRiS
N71GXETIQ OSTEOPATH
I UufectwfuMy treat diseases without the uso of
nriiRS or Burstcry hy Magnetic Osteopathy
the New Seieneo of DniKlensIIcnling
CONSULTATION F K E K
Office at Prlnevllle Hotel
PUINEV1I.LK, OREQON
Chaa. if. Ctiwards JV. iP. 3iknap
( County SAysitran)
Sftelknap dc Gdwards
Ayset'ans and Suryeons.
Soft's SOO &ast 9Mr0Jk
2r-Hf Storm
UNCLE SAM TO
AID MALHEUR
reservoir be built, using Malheur
canyon, as contemplated, that It
would cost the railroad company
at least 12000,000 to build above
the high water mark through the
nyon. ling amount or even
more, it is said, will be claimed by
the. railroad company should the
government build the reservoir as
damages. But the people believe
that it would pay the government
to build the reaervor even at this
cost. The vast area of land thus
MCKAY PROJECT
IS NOW ASSURED
Road Company Gives Its
Sanction and Money Is
Available to Finance the
Entire Scheme.
taken place at David Ebler'd camp
not far from Lorella. Kbler'n
camp was burned on the night of
April 13, following the slaughter
of 90 Bheen beloneinn to Creed
McKendree, a sheepman ranging
in the same district. While the
actual maraudere were unknown,
the sheepmen shrewdly suspected
the men really back of the shoot
ing.
After hia camp was burned
Ebler armed his employes
thoroughly and put a close guard
the over his bands, the announcement
added to Malheur county at once,
which would mean an immediate
increase of 5,000 population.
The scheme promoted by
reclaimed will soon pay tne cost to Athens Business League to irri- being made that further attempt
me country, ins estimated mat gaio 4U,uuu acres ot land lying to drive him out would mean
at least 1,000 families would be north of this city is now practical- trouble. The Sheriff and Demitv
ly assured of an early success. Sheriff of Klamath countv left for
Sheriff Smith, who was a member the eastern border several days
ot the committee appointed to con- ago. Neither has been heard from
fer with Mr. C. E. S. Wood, the since
lortiana representauve oi tne Bad blood between sheep and
Willamette Valley and Cascade cattle owners in Southern Mai
iuoumain agon noaa company, heur was carried over from last
He stated that the conference was curred in 1904. thoneh sheet, have
sarisiactory in every respect and ien killed in the past in the Biy
that Mr. Wood had assured the district. This spring it soon be-
committee the Road Company's cm virlnr hnii w tu
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WOOL BRINGS
HIGH PRICE
Mill Bros, are among the first
to sell their wool this season in
'WMUW WU"V- 4,w V"V U1 co-oneratmn in K ,1prt,li. t . ' , ,
alut 25.000 pounds was sheared " 7r. .. . " a, .u,.B-iu-up reeling woum mani
...I., t! rrt, rDlca mean9 lIie iauer corPra" fest itself in violence. A few min-
xuuniu, i 1UC tnn trill alf til rliJnnJ.al nf it L.::j... ,
rnD t . i., i 4i. r ur uieiuents are eaiu to nave taKen
vrZz::i7rz i eoon as water ha3 enkiace'but 0
. 1 " brought to them. tration trail A nril 14 wVten a a
says the lleppner Oazette. ftrnm:tfeo,a .u. ..:...... ,'m
t T) t . o " " ux v luupiy uiubcu III IViaUlalii
-.1 . . r suw i in lit? ujaoikcu iiicii aesaiicu rccu
J - o i - Ifl(Ttia tinanpml hnptino- in th l tm i
tt'wt. Mr i?.,rl-A nnrnl,, (h . . 7. -" AW Bueep.
, Mont nf favnrahlo octinn hv th.
cups ol l. l'. Uoherty, AlcUabe i A , . ,
rviiKeiiny, ju uc-
From killing sheep
to killing men appears to have
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i ,0 i.i, v:it- t.-j r r " uceu a uuick. step as last news
axua.iiljr, ffMln fmm v Y . ... , T 1 1 . . ... ... .
n... r ... i, . e w .v.. ."v...6 irom jjoreua staiea mai ine lemp
"n,u t.y. y. M the necess.arv fund wo .r.il.iM. ...i. : .....
Currin. R. R. PnrlU anrf Hnln-rtv ... " . ' . ct u4 luC uppusiug jncuons was at
. , ' . . . ... J with whicn to construct the reser- Munoer nnint
norfrrp-l ... I c
-j-o-' voirs anil cnnnU nvpsanrv in r.
dl'ro"wu w,uw .m -iuu.vaju c,aim the tract
pounds, lhe prices ranged from Shpriff Sm;(. ... . p . fl ncrn i ivpc
13i to 14 cents per pound. . , "' , " nt "
G. W. French has sold his clip L- . .A ' . . I IfiAliKn HAMFTF4l5
of
about 50,0(X) pounds to Sam Wil
ttlnsori"Tor is rems pcrouna. "
The first new wool of the season
was received Saturday at the ware
house of the Morrow Warehouse
Milling Co. The wool was sent in
from Spray by W. Potter.
The wool sales for the past week
total about 535,000 pounds, at
prices rangeing from 15 to 18 cents
the project, so it is certain that
the monev will be forthcoming
witn which to carry the scheme to 0f the general land, othce. has pre-
a successful and early termination, pared a circular letter of instruc--
The amount of money necessary tions, a copy of which will be sent
for the reclamation work is placed in the future to everv ners,oi who
i j i
at $500,000 and it is believed con
siderably les3 than that sum will
eventually finish all details of the
scheme.
Inside of a few days the finan-
ar-
makes a homesteod entry of public
land. The letter is intended to
acquaint every entrymen with the
terms and provisions of the home
stead law, and the requirement
for obtaining Lnd under its pro
visions so that, in the future.
iPfiysician and tSuryeon
Cells answrad promptly day or nt'yAt
Offlom tuM ttoorm soutjk of VatKjalotaM '
2ruf Stomo. &st'ttMoo orno
- Ssl 9J?om Stroots.
IPrintviile, Oreyon.
The people of Ontario and Mal
heur county are agitated on the
subject of government irrigation
The consulting board will meet at
endleton about the first of the
month and will then goto Ontario
to consider the project. While
there is much speculation" on the
subject, the more conservative
believe that there are nine chances
out of 10 that the government will
decide in favor of the immediate
building of the Malheur reservoir.
A vast area of land lies idle in
the county, rich and capable of
producing everything that grows
at an altitude of 2,000 feet, and
it only needs water to make this
the garden spot of Oregon, so the
people declare. They say they
have the advantage of Klamath
county in a difference of nearly
z.uuu leet in altitude, and that in
soil they lead every other portion
of the state. ith irrigation
Malheur will immediately spring
forward in population, advance
ment and improvement generally
at an unprecedented rate.
The contemplated scheme, if
carried out, will reclaim nearly
127,000 acres of land. This will
be watered from a reservoir about
12 miles long which is, to be con
structed in the Malheur canyon on
the Malheur river, about 30 miles
from Ontario. Owing to the
peculiar formation at that point
the reservoir can be built cheaply
and the water supply will bo
ample for( all practical purposes
to supply the area named. There
will be a few pumping stations to
supply more inaccessible nooks
and corners, but the cost of these
will be small enough to make th
work feasible.
It is asserted that should th
pound, says a dispatch from Echo. cial matters will be definitely
The sales were made to the Pendle- ranged and preparations will then
ton scouring mills. ke macie for the enrineerini work. i,rnrin r.f th ,;n r,t i
m , 111 ItjltUI UltVV V At ?! trAA UVV LStfel
I .i - -k on h.a rf 1 -vn r a it n n'nn ha. I .. l
,,,fcC ..ivwv.. after whlca the reservoirs and iit fail,, tn mmnlv with it
fore that article is removed from Lnn,ia -ni h mnstrnM. fihpr. o-..-. , i "
I . oi.iY-.ie iliuusuuu iioiusieau
the sneep s pack are reporieu aaiiy. iff Smith expresses the belief that entries were made last year, and
A special to the Record from Bill- the final surveys can all be com- this year they are averaging 4,000
'"e50"." """ l"uc- plete by the nrst of July in which a month.
un-ii uUJn.s .aiS event actual construction of the n the nf th nirm,io itf.
tract have turned over 1,500,000 canala will begia soon afterwards. is printed information concerning
1 . " " ; XVllh the latter work Phed the homestead law, the require-
- - ahead rapidly almost the entire ments of the general land office,
Leuu, pvu.m. --- tract can be brought under irnga- and suggestions to the entyymen,
;nv , "'"'"Mtion before the present year has which, if fully followed, would .
4,uw,ww huu0 u w-- elapse , enable him to fully comply with
uoriaeru uimi.S noui. Xhe UlStrict itself is the most th lw in Int.fer unri nirit
- tertileand productive in interior The circular letter is as follows:
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uicguji, uu usBuctcsMui teviama- "The papers supporting your
tion means a host of new settlers recent homestead entry have been
MILL COMMENCES ia Crk CUnty With the county received, examined and filed in
vn.vv. tuivu uio mo fvo inis omce. n oruer inaL von mav
ent size, lhe land when once lr- be fully informed
lr- be tully mlormed as to your
Work on the new flour mill of rigated is capable of producing an duties under this entry, as well as
the Madras Milling & Mercantile enormous quantity of various ot tne cause wmcn may result in
n t i i i i, i its cancellation, you should care-
Company was expected to com- kinds of crops, a fact fully demon- ... .,, Rt ,V nn1 momhor
mence this morning. Tho comp- strated by the extraordinary fer- the suggesstions printed on the
any had expected to start work on tility and productiveness of .the back of this letter because any fail-
the null last Monday, but owing ranches scattered along the Crook- ure on yur Part to cure any ex-
to the ' ad roads leading to the ed river valley. The latter are all jating defect in the entry, ' or any
i, .i . i . , , , , . . failure to fully and in good faith
sawmill in the-mountains it has of them surrounded by hundred of comply with the laws requiring
been very difficult to obtain any acres equally as fertile but at residence, improvements, cultiva-
kind of lumber, and up to the pres- present non-productive because of tion and proof will be sure to re-
SVORK ON NEW
ent week it has been about impos- the fact that they are owned by
sible to haul out timber fof sills the Road Company and are, there-
and other large pieces with which fore not in the market and conse-
a building of this kind will have to quently go begging for culthation.
be constructed.
Teams are bringing out the ma
terial as rapidly as possible, and
tha construction of tho mill will be
pushed rapidly as possible to
completion.
RANGE WAR LEADS
TO MURDER
Mr. Putts, president of the mill
ing company, says the llour mill A report reached ivlamfuh .alls,
will have an output, of about 50 last night from the Lorella district,
barrels per day. The building about 35 miles in a southeasterly
will be 30x40 feet and have three direction from Klamath Falls,
stories and a basement. The eiiT that two men had been killed in any entry, will not only cause its
cine and boiler room will be erect- the range war existing in the east- cancellation, but may result in
criuiiiiui iiiun-iuieuv niiu prosecution.
If at any time you desire any
sun in tne cancellation oi the en
try and the loss of your improvements.
"Entrymen should constantly
bear in mind that any sale, or
contract or agreement to sell any
oi the landa embraced in their
entries, or any part thereof, or
any interest therein, prior to
making final proof, will cause the
entry to be canceled, and may
even result in the cancellation of
the patent should such patent be
inadvertently issued. ,
"It should also be constantly re
membered that any false state
ment made in either the affidavits
or final proof, made in support of
ed ust back of the main building, em part ot the county, lhe men
The Madras Milling & Mercan- are supposed to have been herders,
tile Company will in the future but no names could be learned, further information than is given
erect a store building about 40x70 and people here are anxiously in these suggestions, for the pur
feet, but work on this will not waiting details of the killing from pose of enabling you to comply
...nn. K .v,;il ia Hie rumnto atnrk nnnntrv. with I lku uo
VVIU-UUIIU. UIllll IUU til JO b Uilll li3 I v-- -vm-wvw hJvvuu. Vw.--.-j j
to make proofs
I vmi ian rlrair iha aama Kw in.
about completed and ready to which there is no means of com- ' ... writinjZ or otherwise,
take care of the incoming grain munication except by courier. either at this office or of the
Madras Pioneer. 1 The trouble is supposed to have register and receiver."