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for a Slogan to Include the Words
"STILETTO'-Tools and Cutlery
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Address your
ISAAC STEPHENSON
PTmto by American Press Association.
Isaac Stephenson, senator from Wis
consin, whose election may be probed
by the United States Senate.
BRIEF NEWS OF THE WEEK
The celebration of the Fourth of
July this year was the "safest and
sanest" the country ever witnessed.
Stronger and heavier than Its rival,
the Harvard rowing crew easily won
the annual race from the Yale men
by 19 lengths.
A strawberry shortcake measuring
21 feet by 21 feet 441 square feet
was served to the inmates of the
state hospital at Massillon, Ohio.
Asiatic cholera has appeared at Au
burn, N. Y. Tomaso Birardl, an
Italian Immigrant who arrived there
three weeks ago, d'ed there In a
lodg.ng house from the drpad disease.
A fast mail and passenger train on
the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad was
held up five miles from Erie, Pa., by
12 masked men. The nail and ex
press cars were rifled and three of
the crew were wounded.
That 15,000 women and girls will
he thrown out of employment in New
York and a $10,000,000 industry de
stroyed by the Shea bill for the pro
tection of birds which has gone into
effect, is the declaration made by
business men.
One of the greatest religious meet
ings held in the United States this
year gathered Tuesday morning In
Portland, when the national conven
tion of the Disciples of Christ, better
known as the Christian Church,
opened; 6000 delegates were in at
tendance. The large gatherings of the week
Included the biennial convention of
the International Christian Endeavor
Union In Atlantic City, the annual
assembly of the Jewish Chautauqua
Society of America at Milwaukee, and
the annual convention of the National
Education Association In San Fran
cisco. NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS
Hoke Smith has been inaugurated
governor of Georgia for the second
time. '
Franklin K. Lane, Interstate com
merce commissioner, will visit the
north Pacific Coast seme time this
month.
Curtis Guild, the new Amerienn am
bassador to Russia, with Mrs. Guild,
jf 3
$20.00 for best
$15.00 for 2d best
communications
sailed for Liverpool, en route to St.
Petersburg.
In the Kentucky Temocratic state
primary Congressman Ollle James re
ceived the nomination for I'ulted
States senator.
Eugene F. Ware. I'. S. Pension Com
missioner under President Roosevelt,
died unexpectedly from heart disease
at Casada, a summer resort a few
miles west of Colorado Springs, Colo.
It Is reported that Mrs. Theodore
P. Shonts, wife of the president of the
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
of New York, and a recogniied so
ciety leader In America, has caused
papers to be served on her husband
in a suit for separation.
With an exhibition of speed, daring
and cleverness never before witnessed
on an aviation field, Charles Terres
Weymann, an American youth, re
fiined for the United Stales the
Coupe Internationale d'Avlation, the
greatest prize in the aviation world,
in an aviation content in England.
In sustaining the demurrer" of S.
Foster Kelly, a wealthy Seattle
banker, recently prominent In the
matrimonial troubles of Albert J.
Henry and Iva May Henry, his di
vorced wife, to a suit for $100,000
damages for seduction. Judge Sturte-
vant, of San Francisco, practically
threw the suit out of court, declaring
the statute of limitations fcr the of
fense one year favored Kelly.
The Desert Land Board
Members of the Peeert Land
Board and State Land Board left
the night of July 4 for a two
week's inspection trip of the irri
gation projects id southern and
Central Oregon.
The party included Governor
eat, State Treasurer Kay, At
torney-General Crawford and
State Engineer John H. Lewis.
James R. Linn, a member of the
State Parole Board, probably will
accompany the party. It is prob
ably Secretary Olcott will be un
able to attend because so far there
has been no appointment of a
chief clerk and he is conducting
the affairs of the office alone.
The first stop will be at Klamnth
Falls, from which place they will
go by automobile to Lakeview,
where the Governor and members
of the State Land Board will take
up questions in connection with
toe arner Valley Stock Com
pany case. From there the entire
party will go in to Warner Valley,
20 mile3 west of Lakeview, to ex
amine a Carey Act project of 130,-
000 acres, which has been more or
less actively under way for some
time. Returning to Lakeview the
party will go north to Paisley,
where considerable difficulty has
been encountered in sfcuring the
reclamation of a 12,000-acre pro
ject under the Carey Act.
From there they will go to La
Pine at the head of the Deschutes
Itiver to examine progress on a
31,000-acre project of the Deschutes
Land Company, where the party
expects to find steam shovels at
work and general activity appar
ent. From this point they will go to
Bend and over the work of the
Central Oregon Development Com
pany, which has taken over the
old Deschutes Irrigation & Power
Company. The Desert Land
Board has just approved the sale
of 63 tracts of land in that section,
aggregating 34G5 acres, the liens
on which amount to .f 88, 182. It is
probably the party will return di
rectly to Salem from Bend, com
ing over the new railroad. Later
in the year the boards will prob
ably cover all of the projects in
Eastern Oregon.
submitted
submitted
Contest Closes
to j'J'JI'J1 Care
Portland,
'STILETTO" Tool, and Cutlery can
! CLARENCE G. FUNK
!
V . ' : -J ,i j
Clarence G. Funk, the Chicago busi
ness man, who says he w asked to
contribute to th so-called Lorimer
"slush fund."
NEW STORES PREVENTED
Cleveland Druggist Gets Tobacco Case
Decision Brought to Bear.
Cleveland, O. By appealing to the
Department of Justice, Clifton M.
Rawlins, druggist, has succeeded in
having the recent decision of the U.
S. Supreme Court in the tobacco case
brought to bear on the United Cigar
Stores Company, and the opening of
two new stores by that concern bore
is abandoned. This Is snld to be the
first time the decision has been put
into effect.
Mr. KawIIns pointed out to Attor
ney General Wickersham that the de
cision stated that the American To
bacco Company, or Its subsidiaries,
were not to enlarge tnelr business.
5000 Logs Lost at Sea.
San Francisco. The steamer Fran
cis H. LeRgett, upon arriving from
Astoria, reported that the huge log
raft, containing 6000 logs, which she
had left the Columbia River with in
tow had broken up in heavy weather
on the trip down.
The Reason.
"The fortune telling business pays,
doesn't it?"
"Why shouldn't it? Look nt the
prophets in it." Baltimore American.
The Puzzle.
Now gaze on this poor sad young man.
Who moves as In a trance
And wonders If last year's nreRn suit
Will do for this year's dance.
Montreal Herald.
Of Course.
He When I marry I mean to have
a pretty girl who doesn't know that
she la beautiful.
She I'oor thing!
He Why poor thing?
She Boffluse she will have to be
blind and deaf, of course.
An Emergency Compress.
In nn emergency to make a com
press for n wound If nothing better Is
at hand clean tlnmie paper makes nn
excellent Application. It is much to
he preferred to n strip torn from cloth
ing or n soiled handkerchief, which
may bo the only other choice.
SOWING GLADNESS.
There is no beautifier of complex
' ion or form or behavior like the con
sistent endeavor to scatter joy and
not pain around us.
$10.00 for 3rd best submitted
$5.00 for 4th best submitted
August
Oregon
be purchased from your Hardware Dealer
Give us your order for
CORDWOOD
Juniper or Pine, large or
small quantities.
DILLON'S YARD
Opposite Post Office.
Stewart's Hall
Cor. 2nd and C Sts.
Now Ready for Occupancy
by the different lodges.
The Oregon Bar
At the Old Stand
G.W. Wiley & Co., Prp.
All kinds of Choice Liquors
Wines and Cigars.
Famous Ranier Beer in
Bottles and on Draft
Notice to Creditor)!.
Notice ta hfrt'hT Klven that the und'rlirnf(1
tine own. hy the fnumv Court nf ('rook
county. HtuteorOn-g-on, duly HPtNitnted Ad
ministrator of the KntHtc of Hlrhnrd Mi-yer,
deceased, mid Hit persons Having culms
aKatnst snld eslat are herchy required lo
present the same, duly verified, to mild Ad
ministrator Kt the Ihw oftlee of M. K. Drink.
In I'rlni'vllle. drcgon, within fttx months
frnm thedutenftliu Ural uhllcallon of this
notice.
Itotcd and published Aral time June 8th,
li.
K. A. HtJHHKT,
Administrator of the entitle of
t'lrmtrd Meyer. di'ii'MM'd,
Notice For I'ublication.
Itcpartment of I tie Interior,
U. B. Lund OIHce at The I i I Si'h. Onuou.
.In nr Hnd. lull.
Notice I hcrt'hv a-lven tlmt Aridcra 1 .1.
.Miller, of I'rlncvtllc. Oregon, who on August
'Jill, law, made Homestead No. OVil i for lits
l.a. 3. nnl 4, Hectlon 8, Township IS Hoillh.
limine 14 Kuat, Willamette Meridian, Iiim tiled
notice of Intention to make final commuta
tion proof, to etnhilMti claim to the land
ainive (icMcribea. ix-fore rren Hrown,
county clerk, at his office at Prlnevllle. Ore
gon, on theein day of AliKUnt. lull.
I'lallimnt names ah uitnetixeH: .1. Alvln
ittlCKH. Klanaon A. Iluiex'tl. of Prlnevllle. Ore
gon; I'hriMtan Melt)!, Henry Tweet, rowell
mine, Oregon,
JP. CMOOHK. Register.
Notice for Publication.
riepftrtmentof the Interior,
t!, 8. Laud Office at The liallc, Oregon.
June 9th, lull.
Notice la hereby Blven thnt .lamen L. Oil.
chrint, ot namm, Oregon, who on June 4th,
,i,i, mvio m.n, in,,,l r.uuy l.H. nr
NWl SK'4, See. ,'l and W, NK'4, NW4 HKJ4"
Hcctlon ill. Township 'iO South, Itange 22 Kant,
Willamette Meridian, haa tiled nutlce of in
tention to make final dencrt land proof, to en
labliNh claim lothe land above deacrl bed. bclnre
CharlcB A. Sherman, I'. H. Oommiaalotier at hla
office at Bar nea, Oregon, ou the 211 day of July,
IVI 1 .
Claimant names as wltneaaea: Henrv Pickett.
Hcth K. Dixon, Carl i'siiHcll, Joseph Mlreel.Hll
of llarncs, Oregon, Wtui
V C. " aouKK, ItcglatiT
Notice for Publication.
Dt'imrtmpnt of the Interior, H. Lam! Office
at The Imllm, orc-Kon, JuiiuMh, juil.
Suttee In uTtbv nivcn thnt John W. (ill-
christ of HnrrifM, Oregon, who, on May 4th,
YAM, mailt; DtHcrt Dm. I Kntrv, So. (IIKU, for
HWiSK4, Kr. 10, ami NW'-4 NK4, KU. SK4,
K''fHoti 1ft, Township 20 South, Khiikc 2 KanI,
.Vlllaiiiflie Mcrldliui, bun nicl notfi'u nt in
t''iition Ui innki' llimi (It'Mi'rt html proof, to cm
tiihllxh chiim to (In- Inini above 'bcritieil, be
fort; (JbftrluH A, Hhfrriiiiii, 1!. H, CimtiiHloiir
nt his oflici', at liHrittjft. Oregon, on the 21iday
uf.lulv I '.'11.
CiHlrrmut immfi an wltneMMOH: llptirv Pick.
cti.Ht'tti K, Ijixoii, carl Taim-h, Jotttipti Hlrci-i'
all of Uariiuw, itrugon.
1st
of Pacific Hardware and Steel Co.
New and Second Hand
FURNITURE
For Real Bargains
See W. S. Cooke
Masonic Building,
iPrineville, ... Oregon
OREGON TRUNK RAILWAY
DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
To Portland Spokane, Seattle, St. Paul,
Chicago, St. Louis, Denver, Omaha Kan
sas City.
Trains leave Opal City 8:30 a. m Culver 8:50 a. m., Metoliui
9:10 a. m., Madras 9:30 a. m., (arrive Portland 7:45 p. m.
Leave Portland 9:55 a. m., arrive Madras 7:50 p. m., Metolius
8:05 p. m., Culver 8:23 p. m., Opal City 8:50 p. m. Direct stage
connections to and from interior points.
R. BUDD, Chief Engineer,
Portland, Oregon.
J. H. CORBETT,
Agent, Opal City, Ore.
NOW FOR
While you watched Prine
ville win you saw those fine,
level lots adjoining the Ath
letic Grounds. Price
$110 and $130
TERMS EASY
Oregon & Western
John R.
Notice to Creilitors.
ll,.o I. Imc-t.v ilvnn l,v fl,n ,!(,. ,1
. " , n, n, i'i.ii,,,,,. nn, ,HK ('III I HIS
ftKitlTist saiil iU'i;i(Kst;il antl all croilittira ol said
' ' I','.", ,,. .11' I, i inuii. null III" ,,rilfr
vniichirs to llio iilKUirslirtifil at thH olllct1 of M.
U li-lll,.,, I,, fpl ,,,,uill.. ...in. ,..
inoiillis .Irum the flrat 'jtuhllcHlion of this
UOtlliti.
Uati'il this 2Mb day ol May, lull.
A. H. COU.INS,
Admltilstrator of the PMtaltiof Mary
C, Collins, Ut'cuasfU,
Third and B Streets.
R. E. MICHAEL,
Agent, Madras, Ore.
T, A. GRAHAM,
Agent, Metolius, Ore.
BUSINESS
Colonization Co.
Stinson,
Crook County Agent.
Woticc to Creditor.-.
Nntlcfla h.Tiihy iilvrn liy Din undiTslifllvil,
th) ixi;nuor uf tin. last will and v,.alami.il uf
AlilKHll llnriiit Inri-nsiiil, In all .mnrs ul
"Hl" '' and all olhnra liuvhiK :Ulin
HKHlliataalil I'slnli, to j.rcsunt tho hiiiiio wllll
tin- iiropor voui hiTs, to thi. und,.rslKiiiid at the
Mllro of M. It. Klllott In I'rliiHvlllo, DriiKcill,
wlih n six mooiha from the first i.uMiciuloii
of this notice,
tinted this 1511) day ol .Juno, lfllt.
JOHN IIAItMON',
Kxwiitor of tho Will of
Ahlgnll Harmon. (RxuhscU.