ITEMS OF INTEREST
THROUGHOUT OREGON
Chronicle of Important Events
of Interest to Our
Readers.
Leve Divorc Suit Is Suddenly Ended.
Baker. With the introduction of
certiflod copy of the docre of divorce
granted by the circuit court of Cook
county. 111., In July, 1904, to Minerva
C. Love against Sidney C. Love, pro-
ceedinga before the referee in the
present Love divorce suit came to an
abrupt close. No more hearings w ill
be held until Mrs. Franc's Burnes,
mother of Marjorie Burnes Love, 11
able to testify.
Race Riot in Pendleton.
Pendleton. M. J. Moran. Section
foreman (or the O.-W. R. & N, la slow.
ly dying with an ugly knife wound
Just below hit heart, and a doten
Greeks and Italians with broken heads
and bruised bodies are lodged tn the
city Jail as the result of the bloodiest
race riot ever seen In Pendleton.
Threats are being heard In the Italian
colony of the city and some are in
hiding to escape being mobbed. Feel
ing against the foreigners is running
high, but it is not believed any seri
ous disturbance will follow.
FEES MUST 6E PAID
Foreign
In
Corporations Operating
State Under Ban.
Salem. Declaring that the state 01
Oregon is losing approximately from
$10,000 to $23,000 annually because of
foreign corporations entering this
state to transact business without
complying with Oregon laws requiring
the filing of certain papers and the
payment of declaration and annual 11
cense fees, Secretary of State Olcoit
is sending out letters to all district
attorneys in the state requesting them
to advise him of all such corporations
in his district that the fines and li
cense may be recovered by actions at
law.
Secretary Olcott also called atten
tion to the fact that in additioa to the
fine of $100 provided by section 6707,
section 6708 also provides that no cor
poration that has not complied with
the Oregon laws shall have standing
In the courts of the state.
Walks 50 Miles to Enter Plea.
Portland. E. G. Gardner, the home
teader of southern Oregon, who was
indicted for setting a fire in the Sis
kiyou national forest, pleaded guilty
through Attorney C. M. Idleman, in
the federal court, and the court post
poned sentence. Gardner has broken
all records in the northwest to obey
the summons of the court
Policeman Faces Charge.
Astoria. The examination of Po
lice Officer Rudolph Baseon, cSarged
with grafting, was commenced In the
police court Friday, but continued un
til Tuesday, when more testimony
was taken. The officer Is accused
with extorting money fcr police pro
tection from two women, whom he
afterwards arrested on charges of vagrancy.
FORM TAXPAYERS' LEAGUE
Yamhill County Protective Associa
tion Elects Officers.
McMinnvlIle. The organization of
the Taxpayers' Protective Association
of Yamhill county was effected here
by the adop.ion of a constitution and
the election of officers. The object cf
the association is to safeguard the
taxpayers' interests in demanding
that the county court exact from con
tractors and others a dollar's worth
of value for every dollar expended,
and to protect the members of the as
sociation from unequal assessment
and unjust taxation.
N
" - Schools flay Combine.
I Marshfield Those interested in the
chools of Marshfield and North Bend
are seriously considering the plan cf
Oerging the two school districts. It
;is Said that $8000 a year, .if not more,
could be saved by having one school
district for the two cities and there
would be other advantages in giving
better facilities.
NEWS PARAGRAPHS FROM
OTHER CITIES IN OREGON
To Force Protection of Trout.
Klamath Falls. State Fish and
fame Commissioner Stone has taken
steps to force the reclamation service
to place soreens over the intakes of
their irrigation ditches here to pro
tect the trout fry from getting Into
these and being distributed out on
the alfalfa and wheat fields of the
county.
Rabbit Drive Is Success.
I MarrlU A rabbit drive that result
ed in destruction of many hundred
bunnUs ant was attended by scores
of people from the southern Klamath
region, was kM near Mails.
Thirty-six applicants out of a class
f 61 passed the testa of the Oregon
State Hoard of Dental Kxamlners.
Articles of Incorporation lor the
Willamette Pacific Ra.lroad have been
filed in the office of the secretary ol
state.
Nearly 40 cars of strawberries have
gone from Hood R.ver this season and
It la thought that a total of about ti."
cars will be shipped this year.
With a sworn population of not to
exceed 100 souls. North Plains, a
new city on the line of the Vnltod
Railway Company most of Portland,'
now has a bank. i
Practically 150 reports of accidents
have been received by Labor Com-1
missioner Hon since the new law j
went into effect .requiring employers I
to make such reports. '
juiv 2 win witness the operation .it
the first train over 27 miles of the
new extension of the Southern Pacific
Company's line now being built from
Klamath Falls to Eugene.
A good quality of building atone
has been discovered on the peninsula
of Tule Lake near Merrill. The stone
is a handsome pebble sandstone, ap
parently of unusual value.
That private owners of Irrigable
lands may exercise the right of eml- i
nent domain is the substance of an
opinion of the attorney general hand
ed down for H. C. Ellis, of Bend.
Plans for entertaining between 1000
and IjOO people are being made by
the committee in charge ot the Waldo
Hill P.oneer Association which will
hold Its annual picnic near Salem i
June 24.
The Anna river Irrigation proposl-
tion near Paisley Is nearing comple- j
tion. In about a week contracts can '
be made with the company for plenty !
of water to irrigate as much land as 1
is desired.
Grover C. Blrtchet has been
awarded the Frank J. Miller medal
as the member of the class of 1911 of
Albany College for the best showing
In ail-around scholarship during the
four years' course.
The 23d annual reunion and three
days' picnic of the L!nn County Pio
neers Association came to a success
ful clcse at Brownsville Saturday.
Tbe weather was Ideal throughout,
and the attendance unusually large.
Organization of the Classical Asso
ciation of the Pacific Northwest was
effected at Portland at the last ses
sion of a conference of Instructors in
classics of the leading educational in
stitutions of Oregon and Washington.
The biggest and most Important
banking deal ever consummated In
southern Oregon was registered by
the consolidation of the First Na
tional Bank, of Roseburg, carrying
aggregate deposits of over $1,000,000.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias of Oregon convened in thir
tieth annual convention in Astoria,
Tuesday, June 20. Including the
grand officers, more than 200 dele
gates came from all parts of the
ftate.
The Southern Pacific rail crew has
laid steel on the new Natron exten
sion, building up the Willamette
River, as far as Blakleyville, 12
miles above Lowell and 34 miles
from Eugene, and is making rapid
headway. 1
Construction work on the main ca
nal of the Willamette Valley Irrigated
Land Company at West Stayton, was
completed June 15 and the crews set
to work on the main laterals. Water
Is already flowing through the canal
for some two miles.
J. W. Bailey, state dairy and food
commissioner, pleaded not guilty be
fore Presiding Judge Gantenbein,
when arraigned on the second Indict
ment accusing him of neglect of offi
cial duties by not publishing a bulls
tin of the chemical tests in his office.
The Ford gold medal given by Bur
gess Ford, of Portland, an alumnus
of Willamette, to the member of the
Willamette track and field team work
ing the hardest for the good of the
team and the most consistent trainer,
was awarded to Luke M. Rader, of
Portland.
W. L. Finley, Oregon president of
the National Audubon Society and re
cently appointed state game warden,
together with Master Fish Warden
Clanton, will he In Umatilla county
from June 24 to 27 as the guests ot
the I'matilla County Fish and Game
Association.
The charred remains of Alex. Mc
Nabb, a lone rancher, were found In
the ruins of his burned house :n
Bounds Gulch, 13 miles south ot
j.oseburg. Two fractures of the skull,
a rifle, revolver and silver watch
missing, lead to the belief of murder
and robbery.
For the first time an effort will be
made to recall a Judge from the bench,
according to the form of a petition
to recall Judge Coke, Roseburg.
The question of the recall of tbe
Judge hinges entirely on Instructions
which were alleged to have been
given by Coke to the Jury la tbe case
of the State of Oregon s, ftoy Me-
Clallen,
What About Haying?
1 We can furnish you anything from Men to Mowers. This
season we are showing for the first time the new Champion
Mowers, which the manufacturers have decided to make the
king of, all machines. Three Styles, 3 Weights, for all Kinds of
Grain and Hay Crops.
The Champion Rake has not been im
proved, as neither user or seller or
manufacturer can suggest anything,
or think of anything to make it better.
Comes with 1 leavy Wheels, Double
Coil Spring Teeth.
Steel Cable, Galvenized Guy
Cable. Pully Rope, Pulleys.
Jackson Forks, Hay Forks,
Hay Wagons, Lubricating Oils,
Etc, at lowest prices.
The New Mitchell Wagon has
no superior for this climate and
the Eastern Oregon Roads; is
extra strong; light running and
guaranteed for one year from
date of purchase. All sizes.
Take It Around on
a Wheelbarrow Star Windmills, Meyers Pumps and Cylin
ders, Pipe and Fittings, Page Field Fencing,
Lawn Fencing and Gates on hand.
When the watering trough Is filled
and the windows and buggies ate
washed with tbe hose, you can
disconnect
-Ml
In less than three minutes and take
it on wheelbarrow anywhere
(here Is other work to be done
like running the corn shelter, fan
ning mill, washing machine or any
machine Intended to be run by
hand. It is the biggest time and
money saver ever used on a (arm.
Come in and see it work.
Collins W. Elkins.
Prineville, Oregon
The Cash Grocery
George Whiteis, Prop.
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables. Bedrock
Pri
ices.
W. A. Booth, Pres.
1). F. HTtWiHT, Vlee-Pres. 0. M. ELKilis,Caalilor
Crook County Bank.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Statement of the Crook County Bank of Prineville, Oregon, as rendered to the
Superintendent of Banks, June 7th, 1911
Aaaata UabilitlM
Ixmnianrl Discounts 12.87n.'.H Capital puld III full
Overdrafts X,SII.U Hurplua
Furniture and flxturee I'naivwea proni
Ibrd MlHte .7WI.I Deposit
Cua M kud sua du fro banks 47,809.95
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Freight Troubles
The Oregon Trunk Railway is oren tor btutinesa to Opal City, Just north
of Crooked River.
The Jones Warehouse Company
GEORGE A. JONES, Manager
will handle all freight at Opal City for the railroad. The old Hhanlko
Moody Warehouse system will be employed. Merchants will get their
goods promptly and without inconvenience, ,OPAL CITY will be the
freight terminus for DO days more. Have your freight consigned In care of
JONES
Address communication! to BEND, OREGON.
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