S3:
Central Oregon
Filling Up.
Wonderful changes as com
pared with the condition of Cen
tral Oregon a year ago were
noted by Louis Y. Hill, presi
dent of the Great Northern Kail
way, on his tour of the Interior
of the state, from which he re
turned yesterday morning.
Future transportation even
more remarkable is predicted by
Mr. Hill, as well as by Carl K.
Gray, president of the North
Bank road; Geo. B. Harris,
chairman of the board of direc
tors of the Burlington system,
and others who accompanied hini
on his recent trip. Mr. Ii'ul vis
ited Bend, Prineville, Burns,
and other interior points on the
anniversary of his last journey
through the same district.
"I was not so much surprised
at the changes we saw in the
towns and new settlements that
have sprung up as the result of
building the railroad," he said
yesterday, "but I was almost
startled to see the great differ
ence in the rural districts.
Last year the only place
where we saw homesteaders at
work was at Fort Rock. This
year we saw them everywhere.
We learned that many others
have filed but not yet started to
baild their homes.
A big start was made this
year in settling the remote
portions of Central Oregon. Now
we will have to keep it up. Or
egon will have to continue its
publicity campaign to attract
settlers. In this work the Port
land Commercial Club has been
well in the forefront. Wherever
we went we found eager inqui
ries for C. C. Chapman, manager
of the publicity work of the
Portland club. They appreciate
the work that Mr. Chapman and
the Portland commercial inter
ests have done.
"The most crying need of the
interior, however, is people.
Every town and city is planning
to bring in additional settlers.
At several places we met with
the commercial clubs and dis
cussed with them the plan they
have in preparation to have the
land taken up."
crops in central Oregon are
looking splendid, reported Mr.
Hill. The season is two weeks
later this year than in 1910
Last year the season was two
weeks "m advance of normal.
This year it is normal.
In the five days that the party
was away from Portland the
members traveled more than 500
miles by automobile. This gave
Mr. Hill an opportunity of study
tog the road situation, tie is a
motor enthusiast and carries his
own machine with bim. Central
Oregon, he declared, had better
roads than those parts of the
state having railroads.
Tonnage of agricultural pro
ducts from the interior will be
much greater this year than last
he predicts. He saw thousands
of acres of wheat and alfalfa that
were barren last year.
Construction of independent
logging roads from the timbered
areas to connect with the Oregon
Trunk will be uneertaken in the
next few yaars. The Hill inter
ests, however, do not content'
piate tanner development in
mid -state very soon. They ure
looKing toward t'nueville as a
possible terminus for a branch
but have not promised that line
for any definite time.
"The people of Prlneville have
been very patient with us for a
long time," declared Mr. Hill.
"We won't promise them a road
until we are actually ready to
build it. Then we shall build as
soon as we promise.
"There is considerable terri
tory in Central Oregon now that
might justify the construction of
new railroads, but it is another
thing to get the money to build
it with."
"My trip to Centaal Oregon,"
ne said last nignt, "taught me
that it is no place for a trlller or
an adventurer. That country
needs a lot of hard workers and
intelligent methods. Success a
waits them."
Further railroad constuction
in Central Oregon may depend
largely upon the patronage given
those lines recently completed
and now being built, according
to the statements of Julius
Kruttschnitt, vice-president and
director of maintenance and op
eration of the Hard man system
"Our work of the last fow
years represents a largo invest- j
ment." said Mr. Kruttschnitt,!
"and I think we should sec first '
what tho country does in the:
way of response before planning!
anything further. j
"Central Oregon looks fine and
it is pleasing to observe that the
land is rapidly being taken up.
A good deal of it has been bro
ken and the country is building
up rapidly.
"We have a fine road into Cen
tral Oregon and are now open as
far as Madras. We arj aecom-j
modating some traffic already, j
A circus train was tho first big'
piece of business that we han
dled into Madras.
"At present we are prepared
to go to Bend, but nothing has
been done toward extending the
line beyond that point."
That, in addition to carrying
out the improvements already
under way or provided for, the
Uarrimau system contemplates
no immediate activity, is the in
ference feft by Mr. Kruttschnitt.
Although the route from Bend
to Odell, on the Natron Klamath
cutoff of the Southern Pacific,
has been surveyed and although
Robert S. Lovett, president of
the system, when in Portland
last August, annouueed the ex-tension-of
the Deschutes line to
Odell, it is not likely that it will
be built soon, When Judge Lov
ett was here the Deschutes road
was projected only to Redmond
and he contemplated the con
struction of a Southern Pacifiic
connection from that point.
Sinte then arrangements have
been made to extend the service
to Bend and Portland officials
have expressed themselves in
favor of joining the Deschutes
line with a liuk from Bend to
Odell, a distance of 55 miles.
Until the Natron Klamath pro
ject is finished it is not expected
that the Bend -Odeil link will be
constructed, as, excepting to
serve local traffic, there would be
little advantage in having it.
Construction of an east and
west line across Oregon, which
has been spoken of repeatedly
by various railroad officials is not
included in any plans now under
consideration, declared Mr.
Kruttschnitt. Oregoniun.
Bully for Bill.
Bill Crown, the big rich stock
man of Crook county, is buying up
all the yearlings he can gather up
at 11.50 per head. Old Bill knows
a thing or two, and realizes that
the present low prices of sheep will
not last long. lleppner Times.
Stewart's Hall
Cor. 2nd and C SU.
Now Ready for Occupancy
by the different lodges.
Notice for Publication. Isolated Tract
(Public Land Rule.)
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Olncc at The Dulles, On-con.
Miiv Hh lull.
Notiee Is hereby (riven that, nsdlreeled hy
lut- iiiujini.,Mtri ui uir .i-lier)li Ulna umcp.
under provisions of Aet of roriKress Hit
proved June IP, Itmo (34 Stsiti.. 5)7.) ue will
offer at public Kale, to the highest bidder, at
H. 1.5 o'clock a,m.,on the'7ih dstv of June,
1911, at Ibis office, the follo'lri(f-(!eserlfed
land: BK'i KWU.und NK'iBW, Kec 21. T
17 H.. K. 17 K.. . M.. No. 'W-V'l.
Any person ciaiminic adverely the alcve
descrilied land are advised to file lheir claims,
or objections on or In-fore the d.-srunaU-d for
sale. 0. W. Mooltl-;, lieuister. d-lSp
Notice of the Sale of Real Estate
Notice U hereby given that In pur
suance i)i an oruer oi tne county
court of the County of Crook anil
State of Oregon, made on the :frd
day of April, A. I)., 11)11, In tho mat
ter of the estate of Kibble Turner,
deceuHed. the undersigned adminis
trator of said estate, will wll at
private sale, subject to the confinnn
by the said County Court, from and
after the 22d day of June, 1911, all the
right, title and Interest and estate of
said Kibble Turner, at the time of her
death, and all of the right, title and
interest the said estate mav have
acquired other than or In addition
to that of the said Lihbie Turner at
the time of her death in all ihat cer
tain par -el of real estat situated
ill the County of Crook and State of
Oregon, more particularly described
as follows :
V- section 33, township 12
south, range 11 east, and lots 2 and
3 section 4, township 13 south, range
11 east of the Willamette Meridian,
containing 1-43 20 acres, in Crook
county, State of Oregon, and being
all in one parcel.
Terms and conditions of sale:
Cash, in gold coin of the United
States, 5 per cent of the purchase
price to be paid on day of sale, and
the balance upon the confirmation
of sale by the said court.
1!j)uted tlllH lstu day of May, A. !.,
Jam i-;s Tun.Nnii,
Administrator of the estate
T. E. J. Duffy,
AttorileV for Ailmlntol rnbi
June 22
Let Us Buy The Breakfast Tomorrow
(Dl
A Full Sized Packag of Puffed Wheat Free.
A TREAT BY THE LEADER .
Mrs. I. Michel, Prop. Prineville, Or.
Ladie's Home Journal; Delineator, Pictorial Review; Woman's World; and
Ten Others.
We also carry a complete line of Staple and Fancy
Gent's Furhishings. Come and get our prices.
Ladies' Spring Suits.
THE GO GETTER OAR
Goes All The Time. Gets There On Time.
lC3tCte?l In
The Car That Passes Everything on the Hills. For Neatness
and Elegance, Surpassed by None.
A demonstration will prove its easy riding qualities. The material used in construction is the best
money can buy. If in doubt about these statements call on me for demonstration and get positive
proof. Price fully equipped $2,150.
E. G. HODSON, Agent.
Notice for Publication.
JJopiirtmont of the Interior, IT. ft. Land Office
at The LitiHe. Oregon, April 7th, 1911.
Notice in hereby given that
ALMKDA IX'NIIAM,
of Post, Oregon, who, on June Kith, 1W7, marie
Ijcsert Land Kntry, No. 67-r, Berial No, Vii'M,
Ur N K!4 section 2H, townHhip 16 HOiith, range
at ;R-st, Willamette Meridian, han filed noii:e
of ititmtim to make final desert land proof,
to i-MtdbliKb claim to the land atKive lrrllM'd
lit f ore Timothy K. J. Duffy, IJ. H. (3ommisioner
at his ofiiee, at Prineville, Oregon, on the 2arl
day of May, l'Jll.
Claimant names as wltnemot: George R,
Hay, Kd. K. (jillenwater, (ieorge Button, and
UiLdrich Koopuiau, all of PoKt, Oregon.
4 lap C. W. MOOltE, Keglater.
Horses for Sale.
On the old C. Sam Smith ranch,
near Prineville.' 125 head of mare
and f?ltif"H, large enough for work
homes, will be Bold In any number
at reasonable prices. For further
Information address G. H. Ruhhkll.,
Prineville, Oregon. 12-ltt-t(
Permit us to buy, and give to you, a full package of Ruffed
Wheat If you are a reader of any of the magazines given here
with, you will note a coupon, which we nslv you to cut out and
bring to our store, we will redeem them.
"The La Vogue Garment"
The correct styles in which the 'La Vogue Garment" is maile will
please you. The high quality, good workmanship, splendid lit. MAKE
the garment give satisfactory service in the wear.
J The besl friends ol "The La Vogue Garment" are the women who
have worn iL And because they have worn it, they continue to Jo so.
fj We do not FEATURE the labncs. the linings, the tailoring, or any
other one point, but by giving each ol these points the same conscientious
attention, select a garment w hich is the garment to sell our customers
with best satisfaction to them and most consistent, steady, year-alter-year
profits to us.
New up-to-date Spring Suits now here.
tj A visit to ourstore is sure to benefit you. whether you buy anything
or not
Clifton & Cornett
AT THE OLD BRICK STORE.
Mte-
"Si.. V
V7 - -'4C.v 111! & 4'
Notice for Publication
Kepartment of tho Interior,
IT. 8. Land OfUceat The iMllen, Orrgon.
April -jmh, l!'ll.
Notice Is hereby given that Alice Hears of
prineville, Oregon, who, on Man h 11th, 1910,
made Homeatead No (H'.21K, for nel n', ainl
nei, Hi-etion VU, Township 1ft noiith, rano
l.r,eaf(t, WillHmette Meridian, hit filed nntlee
of intention to makelinjiL eommtitation proof,
to eHtahliBliclHim to tho land above dew rlbed,
tefore Warren Itrown, eonnty clerk, at hi "f
flee at Prluwille, Oregon, on the 7th day of
June, lull.
Claimant names an witneHneti: Zeph. T.
Gideon, button A. Y atea, LaVerne HeiirH, ul
Prineville, Oregon; Goy Hears of fiedmond,
Oregon. , C. VY. MOOKK,
W . ' KfKlHter-
Call for County Warrants.
All reffistered road warranta up to
and including registered number 80,
and scalp warrants up to and including
registered number 547 are now payable.
IntereHt itops from data of this notl.se.
Dated this 13th dav of Anril. 1011.
Kalph h. Jordan, County Treasure J
Groceries, Ladie's and
Ladies' Spring Suits
1 t'W't'TiCT-
Prineville, Oregon.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the interior,
I. ti. Laud Ollieu at The I)allen, Oregon
May 8th 111 1.
Notice I hereby given that
Frank K, Hume,
of HohertH, Oregon, who, on March 4lh, 1910,
made flnmenleiid. No. 0KU2, for K$ NW4, WU
NK'i. Hei;iion 'it townahip 17 wnith, range 17
at, Williimelte Meridian, liallh-d notice of
Intention to make final commutation proof, to
t-MUhlltdi claim to tlio land alove deHcrlhed,
hefore 1'lmothv K.J. Duffy, 1'. H. OomrulftHioner
at hlHofflec.Ht Prineville, Oregon, on the J.Hh
day of June, 11111.
Claimant names fin wltnenseg; Jede K.
R (herta, Fred M errl 1 1, of Roberta, Oregon,
.faiuea Oram, Mike May Held, of Prineville,
Oregon. O- W. MOOKK, Keg liter. ftll
New Goods.
A. If., Lippman & Co. bave a straight
car of Iron liedetcads on the way here.
Also another car of Wall Paper and
Linoleum. These large (shipments give
you an unlimited stock to select from,
bedrock prices. 3 30
iPiofessional Cards,
Crok Cfy jftstritt C:
Alotrnol. ol tllli-1 nil Un.l ami
lOWlt lU IU l'roll VtMltltY.
I. F. WiUt. Stntlur, fiunnlU. 0rM
(iVunty riiyU'lmi.)
.TVa Cnf.
N. V. Sanborn
Attoriio.v-iitl.nw
AiliiniKiiii liltM-k I'rtm'vlllo
C. c $ri
211 Cttot
OttW with Oihi. V. Hwiipi
v. v. mvi:ks
O. C. YOUNG
! jCawytri
i rrotl' In all (Hturlit. KperUI Itchlli'tl to
I wau-r riKliu, lliiitniiou ttml i-rtmiiiHl tl, u-iu r,.
I Cmlinr JumtliaK. Onym
Dr. John II n back,
tt Vrtcrtitarjr Hiirm I'. H, Army,
l-iiriiutiii ol tho rhiMi'iHi'.
All hiirtiUnt Work t lieiummMo
I'rU'vt,
Hamilton Stable. Prinovtlle, Or.
FRANK Ml'M'l i:L
I. an ye r
Th
txviri.iHiH
SfteiAnap de Cdivards
PrintmitU. C,.f,m
C. S3 rink
Jf trl, iPrimfill; Ortyam.
G. L. IJLKMLK
AttornryHit-Law
I Will pructlc In all tlif IVnirla.
Ollltic upkI door to fir. HiMiiUrc'i
Prlneville, Ontm.
WADE HUSTON
Purveyor
llonuwtead locations
a specialty
Prinevilla, .... Oregon
& 0. JTyJ,
SPAytctmn mnd Surf 00m
VMM ANflWKRKtl lnnMm.T tur oa NlHT
Vrru t ih Itooit Hiiith nr AtnimoK'g
Uaw HTnRl. Hoth oflU v n tvml-tlt-nce
luli'i.tiuuvf.
Crffm
Dr. J.Trcgcllcs Tux
M. It. (J. R. Kng; ami 8. A. London;
Lu ein ce On gon Mntv Mrdlrnl Hnnrd.
HperialtMt in Hurgery; llygiehi'; Ali
mentary Canal; wuinen und ciiildren'
dtsenaen.
Atteiidanee at ullleo. Main Ht., rriin
vl le, daily U to 3. Tel. 1'ioiievr K7.
Notice for Publication.
Department of th Interior, V. H. l.Htid Otlh c
at Tlits Imlh-s, Oregon, April 12th, lull.
Notice Ih hereby given Hint
KAI.PH fliOHH,
of Prineville, Oregnti, wlm, on Ortober 2.rtth,
llHcj, made homestead No. IM.'ilC hr NK'4,
.Hcellotl 12, Timiihttlp l.'iHonlh, Hange I t KuhI,
lllamette Meri'llati, hai II bd notice (d in
tenllou u in h te Hiial comntutHtinn proof, to
eKlnblinh claim to the IhimI above iltucrilicd,
before Wnrrtii Mrmn, County c:erk, at hi
otlioe, at Priiivvllle, Oregon, 011 the UUt day of
May, lull.
claimant namea n wltncwea: Hay V. t'ou
Rlablu, OiuarC, clnypool, Kitlelgli 11, CroH,
Marion K. HigK, all of Prineville, n'ton,
4-Jtip C. W. Monltu, Itegisler.
Notice to Oeditors.
Notice in hereby given by the underaigucd,
the administrator of the entnte of lieorge M.
Paul, (IceenHed, lo all creditor of and lo nil
otln'ra having elalum agaiiiHl aafd ticorge M.
Paul, di-ecHHcd, to pn-Ment ttiem Hitli the
proper voucher, to the undcrnigncd at bin
ottb e in Prineville, oieuon. within (tlx niontha
prom the flrttl publication of thin notice.
ialed Ui ib '7lli day of April, mil.
M. It. KI.UOTT,
AdmlnUtrator of the cttlatoof
Ueorgu M, Paul, deceased,
NO
Freight Troubles
The Oregon Trunk Railway ia open for himiuesa to Opul Cily, Just north
of Crooked Itiver.
The Jones Warehouse Company
GEORGE A. JONES, Manager
will handle all freight at Opal City for tho railroad. The old Shaniko
Moody Warehouse system will be employed. Merchant! will get their
goods promptly and without Inconvenience. OPAL CITY will be 'the
freight terminus for 90 days more. Have your freight consigned in carool
JONES
Address communications to BEND,
li. II. 1'i. K.l. r. v. i:.
K I.. Hrr.,r
i li v l.iii'lnn'r
t'lllirulli', tir.
Krewster Engineering Co.,
Pnnill, C)ir(o,
Surveying, Moping, Fjtimale.
I'liiilir, I'li'Mr'T '.'.11,
Huntington & YVUmmi
Attorney
KM 't I ... lnlU'S lt I'l.'llrd im. In
PorlUml, Orjon, Room 8OS H07
twi, BulMinf.
lid. In.-.. 'itl ti lli.-tii ritun ('r,Nlt (Vtttitlr
Iht.Higli ll. -It mil.-,' hi II..' I..i.. or .11,,'rl
l. lli.-l. INi.llalt.l n.l.ltv- Will I. i.-li. nmtl
llll.-lllt.'ll. I'.'III..IhI rhxli.-, M.,iti .-.ylll.
G. A. McFAULANi:
Lawyer
I'rn.'ti' C In all cmirii an.l V. S. Ijiii.I
Olliiii.
Redmond, . . Oregon
Willard H. Wirt.
Atlirni'.v itt l.iiw.
Ollla. In M. I!. IMtJK' I'ltl.t'.
I'HIM ll I I , OlUIKIN,
1)U. K. 1). KLTCHUM
Drugleit I Icnlcr
Sl'lniil A.ljiulmruta atnl Ilflttu-
Hlviiilty
CONSULTATION fRtE
II. .urn ?.l) Ui I.' . hi- I lo a p, hi,
I ..IU nii,w.T..l trttll'lly.
Room 16-17 Adnnuon D'dg.
D. H. PEOPLES
Civil nd Irrigation Engineer.
Irrigation, Subdivision, Lnnd
Sutvcying, Mapping,
Cstimating.
Office next door to Lyric Therter
. Nol Ice (nr I'uLIIcntion.
VwMvA HU' t.Aiut OrtU. The lHv, Orogul
AjTtl llth. 4 'lt.
N"tlii' ! iH'tvi.r itivvu (lint I li Northern
I'hi (lit' Unllndy riMni'ftliy, W Immi (m'1 nflii'D
n.l.UvitJt t HI. I'mil, Mtiucaol, Iim Hill gUI
Uy ul Mnrctt, Iwtl. ftt"l Ml (In nfltrtt lu
ii.mim to ..-it-1 1 limb r itii (.Mvti'in !
n ( i( l'uhtri'M Mtrvil Jol ), I" i.BifiUt.
V?. vf tub il ! Hie ,fl uf ( uHiri'
Aj.j.ror.l t7, l't, lht ih, w,
U. U i:j.t, . M,inr-i, tH'fial Mm,
irtct
Any it ml nil ioriitt rUmtt(g k1yi ri'1y tho
Umt l riU iI, t-r ibxtrttttf u ittj t I--
('mint' nt trihi'TNl t'lmrm t-r of thf litlil, T (of
any nlhi r rtftfni, to tlx1 tttH-tl tit k-)1i-ii t .
Mliutibl lilt tlK tr nlldlttvli n ifolil in till
iilu un nr U lorv thr -irl lv of Junt I'M I.
i-M ' . VV, MiHlHK, Ki'ttMtur.
Content NUc.
Ih'piirtMM'Iit of the tnh rinr,
t'tlitcdh(HlUn.UHIIce,Tbe nW Ort.
Apra phi.
Tit Vh"H K. Notttdiaiti ol I'rtlK vlllo, Or gnu.
CiMiti flttU' ;
011 Hri lu-ri l.y imltfli d tlmt Knte Cidvtn
who ilivf PrtmVllh'. Oii goti, tw lu r potu(th e
addri", dp on Mur. I: .'I, Hie in lliUnl
lt k lu r dul eorrilrt.rit d n.dn nlloti lo i-oit
lent mid wtnrr ilictumt'lUtinii "1 jour bo tut,
wtead, ciiiry So. iniM,.ii -m rml No, w.ti.t Mmiti'
Mhv I'l, I'.'l", lor oU,Mi. N'. s,e. it, hK'4
NKHi-e 4. T. l h It. It K , Htt 1 , H ' t M-e,
:t, low titl.lp n, H,t mint!' 17 I;,, S tlUnonte
Mi rt'ltau, at gruuinU lor In r coiib'Kt be nl
li'Kw Ihat rttd Mhii K. Ni wubmn lom wbolly
HhKndoiiid ui Id in. I of Utid lor owt alt
iitohthH last pitKl; t hat he lift w holly fiiilod lo
fiilltviiti! mid liuprovc tin- nnUl lru t nn b Inw
r-iiilred; llml lie Imst hoUy failed lo M'itde
upon finld trio t of In in I lor more than Mix
niontha last piil; thai nld nlwctit'e una iml
diietoiiu ftiii'h'VUo'Ut tn 1 In army, 1 a y or
lunrlnu lorpM of the I tilted Ktali-t tit t HUM if
war.
You are, therefore, fttrihrr nolfli)d lift thi
Maid alb'Kalltuiit will U' tnki'ii by tbn 0 litre an
Un Itig bi'cu colifi Ktii'd by uu, and your aald
entry will be cntu:ffd ihfreunder wllhout
your further right Ink? ht-nrd tlHTettt, either
bt-lore Ihl ollii i' or 011 appeal, if you Inll to (lie
In Ihl lhe within tv iu v dayi itlter the
ImH KTII publli'Hllon of IliU iloth ( hm hImihii
htdow, yiMir aiitwer, under oiith. itpecliieitlly
nii'i-tlug nnd r'-xputuliiiK to thi'ie ulb'Katioiin of
eouli Hi. or il you full w llhlti that time to file
in lht otp tint' proul I but uu have Nerved a
ropy of your answer oil Hi" aatd cuntvittanl
eitfit-r in pt itetu or by rogMernt niail. If liiia
service In utadf by the drlivery of a copy of
your iui"T to the ronieMtHnt it) pornoii, proof
of siiidi Bervice miiHt be eilit'r tne xaid t'on-ti-ntnnt'M
wrltti it arkltowlcilKiio'til of bin re
ce f tite ov, KhowlliK llie itnte of tU re.
eelpt, or the iifhdavlt id the pernou by uhout
the delivery una tioide Muling win 11 and
where lite ropy wan delivered; if made by regut
le red m till, proof of Hue h ervp e miiHi eonnlut of
thu nfhdHvit of Hie i.tTHuti by bom the copy waa
nuilled Ntailug wlo-n mid the poahilHce to
H lileh It wnh mulled, and lbii affidavit tnuat
Im! aieniiipHtiled by the poHtniBKier'a receipt
for the b tier.
You tdtould alale lit your iiuver the ntitneof
the poMivlIhu to willed joit desire future
notice tu be netil lo you.
c. W. MnoUK, Heglfder.
IHto of find piiitlb'tiipui Meyll, ltdl,
llnte of Neeottrl pul.llnil Ion fitv IH, lull,
lale of third puhl button Mtiy'-i'., l!Ml.
Uatu ol fourth publication June 1, lull. 5-lIp
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