CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1907
BABY NOW
IN COURT
Portland Telegram
Receiving evidence, document
ary and otherwise, that Mrs. Sallie
Toruliu is the mother of the 2-year
old tot in possession of the woman
known as Mrs. Norma Rowlee, and
concluding that the latter has de
ceived the man she calls tfusband
into believing the child their own
offspring, with the intention of se
curing his money and other pro
perty, the Juvenile court has
reached out its strong arm and
taken possession of the baby.
This action was not taken until
Judge Arthur L. Frazer, of the
Juvenile court, and Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Robert Galloway,
prosecutor for the tribunal, had
personally investigated the affair.
Mrs. Tomlin was sent for by Mr.
Galloway this morning and was
closeted with him and Judge
Fraier for some time. Among the
documents given them was one
signed by Mrs Tomlin and Mrs.
Row lee as she is known, dated
April 27, 1907, forming an in
denture allowing greater latitude
taking the child from place to
place than was permitted by what
purported to be adoption papers,
drafted January 26, HXHJ. In this
indenture Mrs. Tomlin is admitted
to be the mother of the boy known
as Orse Carlton Livingston Rowlee.
EVIDENCE OF CONSPIRACY
The chain of evidence showing
the existence of a conspiracy to
deceive F. C. Rowlee, superintend
ent of the Deschutes Irrigation &
Power Company, into believing the
child his own son, is thought by
the officials of the Juvenile court
to be complete, warranting them
in taking quick and vigorous
action to remove the child from
the custody of a woman who is
known to have consorted habitually
with women of the half-world and
is now under indictment on the
charge of placing 17-year-old Alice
Francis in the disorderly North
End establishments of Dorothy
Darlington and Essie Watkins.
One of the strangest parts of the
whole affair, it is said by Mr.
Galloway, is the discovery that
Rowlee, who is a spiritualist, be
lieves that the woman he calls
wife is under hypnotic influence,
and not responsible for her actions.
He adhered to this opinion even
after he had seen a letter written
by the woman to Alice Francis, in
which she said that Rowlee had
"gone broke" and that she was
very glad of it, and intended leav
ing him at once.
Information has also' been se
cured which will probably result in
additional complaints being filed
against the Watkins woman and
the Rowlee woman. According to
the story told Judge Frazer and
Prosecutor Galloway this morning
by Mrs. Tomlin, the following are
the facts in the case:
The child known a William
Dudley Tomlin and also as Orse
Carlton Livingston Rowlee was
born to her at the county hospital
April 7, 1905 Those in possession
' of the facts as regards the birth
are Dr. Uhlman, Dr. Killingsworth,
Miss Nathaway, then the head
nurse. For certain reasons made
known to the court, County Health
Officer Dudley Evans has kept the
birth certificate in hjs own pos
session and did not record it.
Mrs. Rowlee induued the mother
to let her take the boy when he
was six works old and a letter was
sent to F. C. Rowlee at Rend, ad
vising him of the birth of a child
to Mrs. Rowlee. Mrs Rowlee has
always come to Portland for three
months every spring since then,
bringing the child with her and
leaving him with a Mrs. Babbitt,
on the east side. The mother was
induced to sign papers permitting
Mrs. Rowlee and her husband to
adopt the child in Attorney Moore's
office, at Moro, Or., January 2t.
HXXi, and it is alleged that Mrs.
Rowlee forged the name of the
man she calls husband to these
papers. Mrs. Tomlin was -led to
believe that the child was to be
retained only temporarily.
Mrs. Rowlee came to Portland
and had her sign another paper
April 23, last, the witness being
M. Esterly, which permitted Mrs
Rowlee to take the child out of the
state,
"Last Thursday," said Mrs.
Tomlin, "the woman tried to get
me to lead a life of shame. he
admitted to me at that time that
sh was not married to Mr. Rowlee
and said that every time she came
to Portland and put my baby with
Mrs. Babbitt on the east side she
spent her time in disorderly houses
here. She said that was where
she procured money to give me
and to make me presents with.
I was also informed by her that
Essie Watkins gave her ?300 to
take the Francis girl out of Dor
othy Darlington's house and place
her in the Watkins woman's
house.
"As soon as I learned this I de
manded my baby. She refused
to give him to me and said I had
signed papers and couldn't get
him. So then I plotted to steal
him from her, as I had a right to
do. I want my boy, and will deny
myself everything to feed and
cjothe him and give him an education."
Probation Officer Sam White,
armed with the warrant, issued on
complaint of Mrs. Tomlin, served
the papers on the Rowlee woman
this afternoon. The child is to be
placed in the care of Matron Gra
ham, at the Detention Home of
the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society
until the case is .disjosed of. It
will come up for hearing before
Judge Frazier next Friday.
Paulina Notes
School Boards and Teachers
The attention of school hoard
and teachers is called to the follow,
ing extracts from the late school
law. Teachers, especially, for
their own protection should see to
it that a copy of their contract is
filed in this office. This office will
also expect the districts to comply
with the law in regard to tUg.
Note well the following provisions:
The county superintendent shall
require teachers In-fore beginning
to teach in any school district in
his county to register in his office,
if they have not previously done
so, their county certificates, state
paper, and contract, and should
any teacher fail to file his or her
certificate, state paper or contract
in his office before beginning to
teach in any district in l is county,
said teacher shall forfeit the full
amount of salary for the time
taught More said certificate, or
state paper, or contract was filed
The county school superintendent
shall notify the clerk of said dis
trict of the amount of such for
feiture and shall deduct the
amount of said forfeiture from the
next apportionment due said school
district. The requirements of this
section shall be enforced only by
the county school superintendent
of the county in which the school
building in which the teicher is
employed shall be situated.
That the boards of directors in
the several school districts of thi
state shall procure a United States
fiag of suitable size, and shall
cause said flan to be displayed up
on or near each public school
building during school hours, ex
cept in unsuitable weather, and at
such other times as to said board
may seem proper.
The necessary funds to defray
the expenses to-be incurred for
such flags and for poles and appli
ances necessary in connection
therewith, and for the care thereof,
shall be assessed and collected in
the Fame manner as the moneys
are now raised by law for public
school purposes, or tnav be paid
out of any funds in the treasury of
any school district r.ot otherwise
appropriated, lours truly,
C. B. Dinwiddie, Supt.
The Crook County
Real Estate Company
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part of Crook county. The
scarcity of hay hands made slow
work of it this season.
We understand that the betf
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It is reported that Henry Faulk
ner has gone to Prineville to se
cure stable room for his string of
race horses that will he entered at
the Crook county fair in October
There are to be races, a baseball
game and a dance at Paulina Sep
tember Gth. Everybody come.
The Paulina country will fur
nish some good horseflesh for the
races at Prineville this fail. The
boys are getting their "flyers" in
shajK; and some speedy ones are on
the list. Some of the purses are sure
to come thi way.
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SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for Crook County. John
i. Mackintosh, Plaintiff, va. It.
(j;itevoixl, Uoini; husim-H under the
name and style of The Gatewood
Mining & Trading Company, Defen
dant.
To the nbove named 15. Gatewood
doing business under the name and
style of the Gatewood Mining &
Trailing Company, Defendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby required and com
manded to appear in the nbove en
titled court and aiiHwer the eom-
lilalnt of the above named plaintiff
in the above entitled suit on or le-
fore the 5th day of Octoler, A. D.
IWi, and that if you so fail so to ap
pear and answer for want thereof,
the above named plaintiff will taken
decree tin prayed for In IiIh said com
plaint, to-wlt:
First For a judgement for the sum
of r.WlMi,, together with interest on
f:fci0.70 thereof at the rate of eight
per cent er annum from the l.'ith day
of .March, 1107, and for the further
sum of seventy live dollars as a rea
sonable attorney fee herein, and for
the costs and disbursments of this
suit.
Second That the liens set forth and
alleged in the eaid complaint be for
cloHed, and the mining claims therein
dew-riU-d be sold aH by law required,
ana in the manner therein provided.
and out of the proceeds of the said
Hale that the coHt and diHburritnents
of thin suit, be paid, and then tlm
amount of the said judgmentaiid th
coHtH of the said sale, and the re
mainder, If any, le paid to the de
fendant, and that the plaintiff havi
such other and further relief an in
equity may seem iuHt and right.
This suinmonH Id nerved upon you
by publication thereof in the Crook
County .Journal, a weekly iieWHinoer
of general circulation, published at
I'rlneville, Crook County, Oregon,
wmcn is nereoy designated an the
proper paper to give you notice, for
tne period or hix lull consecutive
weeks, commencing with the Issue of
August 15th, A. D. 191)7, by order of
the Hon. V. A. JJell, Judge of the
County Uourt of theState of Oreiron.
for Crook County, made and entered
at chambers this 14th day of August,
a. i. m il.
Gko. VV. Bahnks and (J. C. Unix,
ft-wp Attorneys for the Plain tiff.
They Appeal to Our Sympathies.
The billions and dyspeptic are con
statit suffers and appeal to our sym
pathies. There in not one of them
however, who may not be brouerlr
back to health and happiness by the
use of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. These tablets Inviir
rale the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion, They also
regidate the bowels. For sale by D.
I'. Adamson.
SOME BARGAINS
(?) Sin norva, Klf-lit iiillvt trom r-tn-
vill; onr-.urrr mil to M'houl; all under
f-nc; ifood nix -room turn- 40; k-khI
Warn 44x; wngitii -tied, granary ami wuod
Ihh1. Uood otvlmnl d xaiitll fruil; JtW
orn In cultivRtioii; w In alfalfa;
-oil black heavy liwui all rullivatttl land
utttfor ditch; -ilvnty of waun frv watr
ritlit; private ditch. Thi laud ha never
failed to prluo heavy eww of grain and
alfalfa hay. It i ailuated near the pin
timber; plenty of wood an. I outUI rang
adjoining. TliU Is an eicellent farm; a
rare bargain at H'.M0, with ouly ttM
cadi, balance on term to ult at 8 per
cvnt.
(12) liSO acre. 5 nillea from Trine
ville; Crooked river runa through the plac;
1000 acre can be irrigated by taking a
abort ditch out of Crooked river; plenty of
water; 100 acre. In cultivation; till umUw
tem ami crow feuce. Thi land can be
made worth UH an acre by jumii g water
on it and netting to alialfa. Her in your
opportunity. 3 an acre buy the farm.
0.VJ (U0 acre. 3 mile from Prineville.
SH) acrea k'vol bottom land on Crooked
river, under Irrigation ditch. tub-trrlg
lion aUo, water 6 to a feet from the aurface.
l acres go-Hi ruuture land. 310 acre un
ler t-wlre fence. Swell 10 feet deep; 3
pring!) warm water. Uood hout 20x30, 4
rooms; harn Hivti. 200 acre in cultivation;
SO acre in alfalfa; W acrea can I -eeded;
5 acrea in wlieat ; 20 in rye, IS in barley, 4
in new alfalfa, 1 mower and 1 rake includ
ed. Thi land will produce l!ko ton of
alfalfa per year which at $8 a tun I worth
more til an than the price asked, l'rlce
f U.000. Only U00 cash, halanceon term
to suit at per cent. Alfalfa land well Ml
is wolh tUM au acre. Hew I an oppor
tunity to make a fortune.
(31 1358 acre, 700 acrea can be farmed
UalaiHM) tine pasture land. Soil windy loam
I'M) acre under fence. 425 in cultivation.
40 acre in alfalfa. 15 acrea meadow.
Plenty of juniper for wood and pot,
watered by i good vpring. Good mall
orchard, and plenty ol small fruit. Uood
house 20i3ti, 7 room. Good barn tOx.V).
Granary, shed etc. Vi mile to school. 20
mile to Prineville. 30 hog, 75 cattle, ft
horsea,2 mule. 3 wagon. I walking plow
1 sulky plow. 1 gang plow, t harrow, 1
mower, 1 rake, 1 binder, 1 grain drill, 1
threshing machine and power, 1 black'
smith hop. 70 acre rye, 00 acres wheat
iSacre oat', 25 a-re barley 200 acre
summer fallow, grain sown on summer
fallow. One share in telephone line under
construction, Thi farm always produce
large crop, rnce JIT,!), one-nail caan
balance terms :o sun at V per cent.
(39) 30H acres. 320 acre level land
Balance good pasture land. Soil deep
sandy loam. All under Hint) wire lence.
320 acre undercultivatiou. One good well
with 18 feet of water. One good 7-roomed
bouse and one large cabin. Good barn
Kii.A). 1 Kranary, 1 In n house, 1 cow ham
I'i mile to school. 6 mile to Madra.
This land is adapted to the production of
all hinds or grain, truit ami vegeianie.
Price 7i'v". Cash $tUU, balance in three
years, at & per cent.
Crook County Real Estate Company
Prineville, Oregon.
rutic for Publication.
iM-partment of the Interior
I Jtnd Oftlne at The Utile. Onon,
July 81, IWI,
Notice I heiehr liven thiU
Mitrr I. Hon.
whlow r John VV. Hon, deeeaaed. of Prine
ville. Onston. ha filed notlnenf her Intention
U make tlnul Ove-year proof In npport of
I l.i... ..4... 1 1 ... I.' .. . - u ft.. IIU.,
Ut'r cull ill, vi. iiiiiiimicnu r.m-i r ,.
iiiaile May 15. fur the HK' NWs, and lt
3 of section 4. tiwnshlD U south, ranir Weiutu
UK1 4 HW',4 and HWVi UK', of section HI, town
ship 1:1 soiitri, range id r., M, ana inu sulci
lnxr will be made before the county clerk, at
Prineville. Orcaon.on ncpU'inixir li, lw7.
8he imiiies the follow Inn witnesses to prove
her continuous residence noon, and cultiva
tion of. the land, vU: W. J. Hawkins, of
Prineville. Or. Jnines oyer, of Prineville, Or:
I. M. Hl. vlna, of 1'rlneu.llle, On W. J. W right.
of linionUi, Oregon.
-p C. W. M00BB, Register.
Nollne for Publication.
Department of the Interior
1 juid olHoe at The Dalle. Oregon
July 81. IU07
Notice Is hereby given that
Moses Nlswoniter.
of Prineville. (Ircffon. has Hied notice of his
Intention to make final commutation proof
In support of his claim, vis: homestead entry
No. Htssj made July l'. HS, for the eS of
section 4. township IS soul ti, range n w. .M.
and that said pnsif will be made before H. O,
Kills, V. .Commissioner, at h office In
Bend, Oregon, on Heplember 14. Hdfl.
He names the following witnesses to pmve
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, the land, viz: Charles 1). Hrown of
rsena, Or; Klmer roswonger, or nenn, or;
Samuel Hhepard, of Prineville, Or, Charles
Hwanson, of Prineville, Oregon.
J O. W. MOOllE, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Dennrtment of the Interior.
land office at The Dulles, Oregon
August 1, iwi
Notice U hereby given that
Kdwurd Hi. Jones.
of Prineville, Oregon, has filed notice of his
Intention to make final Ove-year proef In
Niinnort or his claim, viz: homestead entry
No. hvih made 0a. la, 1'jOO, for the ne4 ne'4 of
weetlon 'U, n'4 nw'4 ana nwvi nex orsec ai,
township 13 south, range 16 e. w. rn.
and that said proof will lie made before the
county clerk, at Prineville, Oregon, un (Sep
tember II. 1W07.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, ana cultiva
tion of, the land, vln: Krcd Htuart, Koy Htuarl,
George Delano, Jobo Arnold, all of Prineville,
Oregon.
K-Kp C. W. MOORE. Register.
Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real
Estate.
N'ntlco ia herehv iiven. that in Dlir
guance of an order of the county court
of Crook County, State of Oregon, made
on the 5th dav of Aug.. 1007. in the
matter of the estate of William C. Arm
strnni. deceased, the undersigned, the
the lulTtiirtiMtrutir of the Raid efltatn. will
aell at public auction to the highest
muiier, torcasn, buujhci io coniiriimnou
by said County Court, on
Monday, tb 9th day of September, 1907
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the
front door of the courthouse in l'rine
ville, Oregon, all the right, title anil in-
tereflt the said William C. Armstrong
. , i .h ii..
had at till! time 01 nis ucuin, aim an uie
till,. a,wl intorfMira that, tlm Maid estate
has Acquired other than or in addition
to that of the said William C. Armstrong
at the time of his death, in and to all
that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate, lying ami being in the county of
Crook, state of Oregon, described as fol
lows, to-wit:j,th? northeast quarter of
section twenty-five in township eleven
south of range eighteen east of Will
amette Meridian.
Terms and conditions of sale: cash,
gold coin ol the United States.
M. It. KLMOTT,
Adminstrator of the estate of William
C. Armstrong, deceased. 8-8
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Banking iuMin(ft'
Exchange Bought
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Collectionn will re
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Bicycle and BlcjrcU Sundrle.
Your cholece of three Knilt' f
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i'HINKVIM.K MACIIINK SHOP.
Petition for Liquor Llctnie.
To the Hon. County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Crook county
We, the uiideraignvd leK'il voter of
Bf;aver Precinct, Crook county, 8 tut of
Orogon, do hereby most respectively pe
tition your honorable budy to Krnnt Fred li
Monier a license to tell Hpirittiua, malt or
vlnoua liquor In le qiiantitle than one
Kiillou, for a pcriud of alx nionthi from the
4tli day of Heptember, 1907, at I'aulina,
Crook county, Oregon.
That the foregoing petition may be
granted your petitioner will ever pray.
E W Shield
N B Longley
W A Stewart
A O Hcoggin
8 W Miller
M J Seneca!
Elmer Clark
R E Hoffner
Geo K liable
Grant Miller
11 J Faulkner
Calvin Morrix
Thotnaa Payne
W E Fleaher
P P Pointer
Ed Vancwia
S J Clenimens
T Long
Wm Lytle
8 A Eytle
A A Foatr
Clius Stewart
Henry Smith
C I. Morgan
State of Oregon,
ciouniy oi i;rooK.
II T York
(i A Wilson
Aaron YVilnon
Wm Coulthard
A U Henecal
Oco Koba
J Davin
Bruce Uulalvr
ie Miller
Geo P Lee
Floyd OilchriKt
John T Faulkner
O Kiuneard
II L Stewurt
J L Smith
J WlllllllB
J W Fogle
Geo Senecal
M Klnneard
H S MorrU
O W Faulkner
Bob Rayle
Marlon Morgan
Jerry Cramer
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Notice is hereby given thut the under-
signed will apply to the County Court of
the State of Oregon, on the 4th day of Sep
tember, l!K7, the name being the Ant day of
the regular Heptember term of aaid Court
for a license according to the foregoing pe
tition, to aell liquor in leas quuntitieathan
one giillon at Paulina, Oregon, for a period
of six months beginning with the ,1d day of
September, 1907. FRED H, MOS1ER.
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A Complete new line of Harness, Saddles J
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g GIVE ME A TRIAL
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Wines and
Liquors
fit
Finest Cigars
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Country Orders Solicited
First Door South of the Foindexter Hotel
THE DESCHUTES VALLEY FAIR
BIGGER, BETTER AND BUSIER
THAN EVER
REDMOND,
SEPTEMBER
OREGON
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Placing and arranging of exhibits Thursday
Farmers and Squaw races Friday
Good horse races both Friday and Saturday
Plenty of amusement and minor sports such as foot
races, egg'racc, fat man's race, boys and girls races etc.
both Friday and Saturday
Baseball tournament open to Crook county will begin
Tfripv Horvf 9fi P. lMan ertfl 4v llr. , V, 1 f v 4nnvt A 11 . . V.
iDJ nliAntinna must Ko in konla nf llm uifinl.,n, l-.,, CJ 1
mi r v.w.wiu aikuow ti uanvj ui miu aiivuii y uy ot.'1't, xm
ll pmf p i v r tt. :i .' mi
n i ui. x . jj, jvcut ut iite wruguu e.xjiei liiieiiu siauon win
J judge all livestock and poultry and will also address the
Farmers Institute Friday September 20.
Ed
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