OREGON NEWS NOTES
CF GEKlMIHTEREST
Everts Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
; Fau'der Ksld to Grand Jury.
Klsnuta Fa ll Nobel Faultier, the
Wan who shot and killed Louli Geb
hert in the Southern Pacific railroad
camp, 40 miles north of here, several
weeks ago ar.I failed to end hi ow
life m a suieulal attempt, waa held ta
the grand jury in a preliminary hear
ing before Justice of the Peace
Charles Grave.
Fau'.cYr killed !s T'.ctltn because
cf an cl'ervation. arising over a doe:,
and those wlinesa ng tae tragedy ay
It was a cold Hooded murder. . ;j.
Fanrer Inverts Sagebrush Clearer.
Lafceview. ?. A. Remlnston. a pro
gressive lartr.er tn northern Lake
County, has invented a sagebrush ex
terminator that premises to revolu
tiosize the work of cieariau raw sage
brush lands. The machine is designed
on the same theory as the Canadian
field rake and in addition to taking
eut the tap roots. It piles the brush
In windrows and leaves a well-worked
eed bed of from four and one-halt to
Six Inches deep.
INDIANS DEFY COURT ACT
Red Elk and Tribesmen Drive Whites
From Water Trenches.
Pendletoa. Refusing to abide by
the decisions of the courts, a number
Of Indiaas. under the leadership of
Red Elk, one of the head men of the
t'matllla tribe, drove from their
ranches the crew of workmen which
Is employed tn developing the Thorn
Hollow Springs, from which the city
expects to get its supply of mountain
water. After the workmen had been
driven away the Indians took hoes snd
filled up' the trenches which had been
4ug.
Red Ek is the son of Wentx, the
Indian woman who owns the land
upon which the springs are located.
She refused to sell the land, but the
cify brought a condemnation surt and
a compelled to pay her $4000. She
has refused to accept the money. It
was at her bidding that Red Elk and
the other braves, armed with rifles,
drove the white workmen from the
ditches.
Ginger Hermann's Aunt Dies.
MarshBeld. Mrs. W. A. Border, a
pioneer of Coos County, died at the
tiome of her daughter, Sirs. L. W.
Traver, in this city. She for years
bad been a resident of the Coquille
Valley, living near Myrtle PoinL She
was a sister of Mrs. Hermann,
toother of Binger Hermann of Rose
feurg. f Biggest Catch 23.5 Tons.
Astoria. According to the reports
thus far available, the "high boat"
among the gillnetters during the past
fishing season was operated by C.
Ehogren, who fished for the Tallant
Crant Packing Company.
His catch for the season was 23'i
tons cf salmon, which netted him and
his boat-puller $3290 for their season's
work.
Prison Hangs In Mid-air.
Medford. Suspended In midair, 13
prisoners are sleeping in their steel
cage In jail with nothing but two ca
bles supporting them. The cage is
being hoisted to the top of the new
Jail to make room for the $G."00 cells
that have been contracted for and
Which will be put In soon.
NEW ALFALFA PEST FOUND
Professor O'Gara Makes Discovery
in Southern Oregon.
Medford. New crown (rail, a dis
ease that effects the reus and tops ot
alfalfa, and which is unknown to the
Department of Agriculture at. Wash
ington, D. C, has been discovered by
Professor P. J. O'Gara, former govern
ment pathologist, now employed by
Jackson Otinty. The affected plants
ehow numerous gal's which inhabit
the growth and which, if allowed to
epread, :!! destroy the alfalfa crop
of an -nitre valley.
Affr months of s'ndy of the disease
er.d of the records of the deiartment.
Professor O'Gara cm to th ccnclu
skn t::. t Ik- had discovered a plant
diteap-; that wan Indeed n.-.v. A !o:
tfr to V. K. Char-3, ac're mycolo
gist at Washington, brought a request
for g -r pin, and upon tie ox'imina
tlon Mr. Charlees also pronoun ted
the di e-are new.
' Monrrouth Normal September 18.
Monmouth. On September IS the
Oregon State Normal at Monmouth
will op-.n its doors to a throng of
Btuder.ts from all parts of the state.
The flld normal building has been
thoroughly renovated, new apparatus
Installed and everything put in readi
ness for work.
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
The Jiorgrowers have, obtained all
the (tickers they need to harvest the
Oregon crop this year.
Charged with the killing ot his
squaw In Warner Valley. Sunday, Hige
Archie, an Indian, is lodged tn the
county jail at Lakevlew awaiting ex
amination. .
The Southern Pacific will not eon-
test the decision of the Interstate
Commerce Commission in the Wil
lamette Valley and the South Tort
land lumber rate cases.
The fall fishing season on the Co
lumbia River wilf open on September
10, and the indications are that more
canneries will be operated than ever
before durlag this season.
To instruct their representatives at
the convention of the state-wide high
way committee in Portland, Septem
ber 13-13, several Oregon counties
have called good roads meetings.
StandardiiaUon of charpittlng, the
new land-clearing process, is to be
the aim of au organisation of promi
nent men interested iu the develop
ment of Oreson's K gged off lands.
Three new fanners' high schools,
under the union district plan, will be
opened in Lane County this fall, dou
bling the number ot union high
schools, in which Lane County Is the
pioneer.
Senator George E. Chamberlain will
not leave Washington, D. C, for home
before September 10, as he has been
detained at the capital by some busi
ness matters he has before the de
partment Wolves have done so much damage
among cattle on hillside and mountain
farms that the Crater Lake National
office forest office has employed an
expert hunter. W. R. Hammersly, to
hunt and kill them.
A union of the deciduous fruitgrow
ers similar to the present union of
citrus growers is the suggestion of
Professor J. P. O'Gara, national au
thority on pear culture and patholo
gist for Jackson County.
The wife of Major L. D. Kinney
has filed In the probate court at
Marshfield a petition asking that she
be named guardian of her husband.
The petition sets forth that Major
Kinney haa suffered a nervous break
down and is IncapaUe ot attending to
his business affairs.
State Capital Gleanings
After Its long summer adjourn
ment the supreme court began listen
ing to arguments of casus again Tues
day. The State of Oregon will do no
more credit business, especially in
the corporation department, accord
ing to an ultimatum issued by Corpor
ation Clerk Babcock.
Completed books containing the
course of study have come from the
hands of the printer for distribution,
snd a large consignment of them has
already been delivered to the office of
the superintendent of public instruc
tion. Suit for a restraining order to pro
hibit the Welch lines cf the Portland,
Eugene & Eastern from doing work
on Front street, in the city of Salem,
and also to revoke the franchise of the
lines there, was started in circuit
court by City Attorney Corby.
The general land office has made a
ruling in favor of the desert land en
trjman in this state, which enables
the entryman on a desert claim to
make final proof and secure title to
his desert claim, before securing final
water right certificate from the state.
After passing 30 years In the In
dian service, during which time he has
experienced many narrow escapes
from death in Montana's Indian days,
W. P. Campbell, one of the veterans
of the servloe, resigned his position
as assistant superintendent of the
Chemawa Indian School.
Portland Notes
The Erxual Rolail Grocers' Fool and
Industrial Exposition is biing ar
ranged to follow the meetings of
Gipsy Smith in the temporary audito
rium which la to be built to accommo
date the noted evangelist.
A. S. Iiriggn, former superintendent
of the Llnnt.cn rockplle, where city
prisoners are given employment, was
Indicted by the grand Jury on a charge,
of accepting $100 to ailow the escape
of O. A. Richards, a prisoner, several
months before his sentence expired.
Commissioner Franklin K. Lane, of
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
arrived Monday to take up In the
t'ni'ed S'ytei court a hearing on the
application from exemption from the
fourth it fiction (the toil? and ahort
haul clause) between Sun Frartclcco
and Portland, a very Important ques
tion from many standpoints.
The mystery surrounding the disap
pearance of J. Lloyd Magness, cashier
of the baggage room of the L'nlon de
pot, waa cleared up when Ms body
was discovered by Harry Rlchey,
manager of the Portland office of the
Columbia Life & Trust Company,
floating in front of his houneboat,
which Is moored Just north of th
Yacht Club and the Oak.
Millinery
NEW FALL STYLES ARE
. COMING
Mrs. Estes
Millinery Parlors.
PRINEVILLE, . . OREGON.
: Farm by Steam J
You can plow vour land for les
. than Ml ceuts an acre if vou get an
w-
"Advance Plow Engine"
and a
"John Deer Engine Gang.1
If interested, address
John A. Dobkina, Agent,
Culver, Oregon
He can sell you anything from a
threshing rig to a saw mill,
The Brosius Bar
Finest Brands of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
LAGER BEER ON DRAUGHT
F. E. BROSIUS, Proprietor
Notice of I'inul Accounting
Notice In hereby trlven, by the tin-dtM-Mlgtietl,
the iiiliiiliilHtnitur of the
eHtate of tlliver ('. MoUowell, rle-eit-l,
that lie ha maile ami filed
with the clerk of the county court
liiH final Hccoiintini; of liix M'lmlnlx
tratlon nl aulil eHtate. iiml that the
county court bun net Monday, the
iith iluy of Nov., Hill, at 10 o'clock
lu the forenoon at the county court
room In I'rlnevllle, Oregon, nn the
time ami place for bearlutr ami H.-t-tllnu
Halil Dual accouiitlntf. At
which huIi time ami place any per
Hon IntereHteil In nulil eHtate may ap
pear ami object to said final account
ing. Duted this 7th (lav of Sept.. loll.
I). A. McDOWKLL,
AdmlnlHtrator of the entate of
Oliver!.'. .McDowell, deeeawil.
Notice of I inal Accounting
I Notice Ih hereby given, hy the un
derHlguecl, the ailmlnlHtrator of the
estate of Patrick J. Kennedy, il"
ceaHed.to all iternoiiH Interented In
nulil entate that he hurt made and
tiled with the clerk of the county
court hlrt final aecountltiK of IiIh aii
inlnlwtratlon of mild- extate and the
county court Iihh Met Monday, the
j iith day of Nov., 1911, at 10 o'diH-k lu
jthe forenoon ut the county court
i room In I'rlnevllle, Orejfon, bh the
- time and place of hearing and hcI
, tlitii? Huid final acconntiriK, At
i which Huid time and place all per
! hiiDh interotited in Hald CHtate ruav
appear and object to Halil final ne.
counting.
j Dated thlH 7th day of Hept., lull.
It. I-. JIKI K.MAV,
AdmlnlHtrator of the eHtate of
Patrick J. Kennedy, docenHcd.
Notice to Creditor.
Notice Ih hereby (riven, by the tin
derHlgned, the admlalHtrator of the
entate of John It. (iuntufHori. de.
ceaned, to all credltorn of mild ,..
UjeuneiJ and all pernoiiH liavlnx elainiH
: nualiiHt nald ntnt to prenent thetii
with the proper voueherH to the uu
dernliied at IiIh ollli-e In I'rlnevllle,
Oregon, within Hlx inontliH from the
; lirnt piiolieation of thlH notice.
Oaied Sept. 7, 1'.tll. -
I M. It. ICl.I.IOTT,
! AdmlnlHtrator of tlieentute of
John Is. ioHtaH'n, deceuwd.
Notice tor Publication.
Tw-rJirtjii-nt of til Interior.
L'. M. liieJ hlti't hi (iofiii!. Ori-ifon,
Ai'Kw'l ''. I'll.
Notice In herely lflv- tt,;,l 'ihoinf,. It.
Tliroop or PauilriH. fttigiin. wl,. on Artrll It,
lltl1', iijii1'-l(Ooe-l' eulrv .No. 'fi'il'Z tnr
MW'4 UM'I w, MK1. !eenon A, Towrmhlp 14
j ihmiIIi, KioiKe ti -H4t, WillHOU-lln Vfhrlillim
hAK nleo nolle,, of Intention to nieke fnml
cofninutallon prif, Ut e.ljtMl.h efuloi f, tfi
' lure) HlHjve d-i:r,lH-'l, U-fore .1. K. Know, I h
( t oinmlHtilofier. hi lil ottlee. Ht yvllle, Ore
gon, 1,11 llie II uu, .11 .H.ttitfT, Of I,
(.'iHlniHiit nunie! ha wtlrieHHi: Oeorife Ti
Kulin. h m . Martin, t red A, I'owell,
wtirU K. Lauahhn, Hll or I'leilliot, rrKon,
S-al-p H, KAHUK, KeaUtcr. '
itrofessfcftal Cards.
T. I). J. DUl I V
Attorney'-at-Law
IMu.-emxir I" W. A. Hell)
pKivrviiiir, ... Otocuos
Crok Cttimty jfiirott C:
Attru ol IHIe hi all Lint ml
town lot In Crook county.
B. F. WjlJ., Stctttvr, rriwvdU. Oro.
(County l'li)iein.)
CmJfM mmtmrmnmf prmTty tlmp r mifAl
j mm Wmmm O'mmmta.
IPr.n.millt, Or ft.
N. W. Sanborn
Attoruey-at-I.nw
Adumson block rrtnovllle
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S?a Citato
PrtmmntU, Crfm
W. l. .MY MRS
O. C YOUNCS
mCmwyrt
PrMrtli-e In all cituru. HirUl attnilon to
tvr rinUu, luiiailon an,! i-riium) Ut-!vtti.
Cmlittr fmmmtimn, Ormjmm
Dr. John Iluback,
VMrrtimry Muntwn V, . Army,
lh'lr!mfiit ul th rtitliitttta.
All Mirguihl tturk i KeMtiftbl
Hamilton Sublet. Prinvvill. Or.
V. A. HLLL
FRANK MLNM-LE
Lawyers
The Dalln
Oregon
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CM'CCI.IKTH
ffiolknap cf a wards
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Primtmt: Crtftm
Si. Cuutt,
jfrHrntf-mi-mCmm
Fred A. Klce, C. K. J. B. Neville, Jr.. E M
County Surveyor. Dt'ttltjf Co. Surveyor.
Rice & Neville
Civil Enginn.
Generkt KnstnecriDK. I'iincvii.i.b, (tuei.oji.
87.
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Jt ttrwtf, iPrimimll;
Oriyon.
ffAysicam mmJ Smrgtmn
Call Aivrwirkd PunvPTLV Day oa Nioht
orvin oni iKma Hoi-th or Aha mmjn 'i
iiaus htori. Heih office au renj.
deuce telephone!.
rtfmm
Dr. J. Tregclles Fox
M. R. O. fl. Kng; and I,. H. A. London;
Llt'elici-e Clregon Mute Mi'ilicll! lioitrtl.
KpeoiuliHt ill HurKery; 1 1 y nU-no ; All
memary Canal; women and children'!
difieane!.
Attendani-R at offlre, Main Ht., I'rlne
vl le, daily 11 to 3. 'lei. Pioneer l.'o. ,'
ConultAt!oii Free Hours I to fi
R. D. Ketchum, M. T. D., D. C.
Acute and chronic iIIhoiikoh treated
HUceeHHfully by purely
drtiKlcHH inelhoilH
Room! 16-17 AiUmsoQ Bldg. Call midt
G. A. aUcFAIILANU
Lawyer
Practice In all courts and U. H. Land
Office.
Redmond,
Oregon
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorney-at-Law.
Office In M. It. IIIkkh' olllce.
I'ICI.SKVIf.l.i:, OlIKOON,
Huntington & Wilson
Attorney
or The Piillen, llmve opened office In
Portland, Oregon, Room 805-807
Lewi Building.
Kulne ent to litem from Crook County
through thelrolTlio In The Dalle or direct
to their PorllnN'1 HdilreNK will reuclve prompt
attention. Porlluud Phuue, Main "410.
if
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Plymouth
SAVi:H TIHV. AND (OlAIN
Twine is a small item, hut potl twins saves a 1(4
of xene in harvest time, l.vory tune your mm time is
stoped ih delay ctntt you money, 'l ime in
Tij harvest season
use tmj
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wotks
of it
any
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PtMt mm
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I Iks saae
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lave secure
First-class
Painter and Decorator
And all orders fo thai work can be left
and receive prompt attention
W. S. COOKE
Masonic Building,
Prineville,
Warren & Woodward
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Irrigation, Subdivision, Land Surveys. Estimates Furnished
on Power Plants.
MAPS
We have had 10 years experience, embracing all branches
of Civil Engineering.
Box 1 87 Redmond, Oregon.
NO
Frieght Troubles
The Orctron Trunk Railway i on (or btiHinmii to Opal City, Jut north
ol Crooked Itiver.
The Jones Warehouse Company
GEORGE A. JONES, Manager
will handle all freinht at nal City (or the railroad. The old Shanlko
Moody WaruliotiMi aytteut will l employeil. Merclianl will get their
)(iMMla promptly and without inconvenience, OPAI. CITY wfll be tha
Ireight term in ii for IK) ilaya more, Have your freight consigned in caro ol
JONES
AddroM communications' to BEND,
So
City Meat Market
Horigan & Reinke, Props
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Wholesale and
Retail
All Kinds of Sausage Nice and Fresh
Home Cured Bacon and
Lard. Fish and Poultry
in Season.
1
Butter
' and Eggs.
Made, 5 lb.
nnesi maae, o id.
Binder Twine
is always valuable, ami some
times extremely puiioui nn account ot the
condition of weather or grain, lie sine you
oesr twine, r l. i MUU 1 II
TWINE. '11ien you will 1 ufe from
the annoysnces, delays, expenses, which
twine causes, riymoulh Twino
perfectly in every machine. Mors
is made and used every year than
other kind, became it is known to
bo the beit and has been for years.
. Itiiula more ihraves with Iris ex
prime, no knots, no breaks, and is
IMiauntccu full length and extra
sttcnifth. Ciet I'lymoiilh Twine
fiuui the local dealer. Look fur
the wheat-shcif Um.
For Sale by
Stewart & Co.
t
c servives or a
Third and B Streets.
Oregon
BB
MORE
TEUTON.
Home Cured Lard
90c; 10 lb. $1.75.
huc. iuid. pi.o. u