SEVEN PERSONS DIE
IN RAILROAD WRECK
Misunderstanding of Orders
Causes Head-On Collision
Betweon Trains.
Omh. Seven persons were killed
nil Jo Injured, four of Ihtmi seriously,
In s ni,,,ii between Missouri I'aclflo
iwaauiidtfr train No. 105. north bound.
n route for this clljr, and a lust
ireiKlit trulii.
The wreck, which occurred at Fort
Crook, tun ml lea ami lit hurt', nt 10
o'clock Btindiiy ninrulnii, la believed
to have resulted from a mlatitidcr
IiiihIIihj of ordum on the jmrt of the
freight crew.
The (lead are: F. W. Petrlns;, Na
braaka t'ltv; O. W. Keeler. braknman,
Atchison, Kan.; Mra. Krod W. Howl
liann, Ncbruaka City; Wlatorlat
lltiwlmann, 6 years old, daughter of
Mrs. Itowtman; A. W, Hnranuu, Hi.
Joseph, Mo.; Mlaa KtuIicos Lillian
Kranka, Washington, Kau., and an
unidentified ii..gria.
Among the seriously Injured are:
Fred W. Rowtmaiiti, banker, Nebrss
ka City, whoa wife and child were
ainoitg the killed, and John Scutt, the
laaeuger engineer.
Million Penalon Saving la Proposed.
Washington. A aavlng estimated at
ll.Ouo.ono annually to the penalonera
of the 1'nlled States and eventually
about UStUiOO a yetir to the govern
mcnt, la eontemitlatcd by a simplified
iln for the payment of penatona
without vourhera, which Commissioner
of Pension Davenport aubmltted to
the Secretary of tlie luterlor In bla
annual report.
Carmen Standing Firm.
Kanaua City, Mo "We will never
give In," wn the. reply mude by XI.
V. Itynn. International president of
the llrothcrhoad of Carmen, when
asked If the unlona were going to
give up the atrlke agulnat the llttr
rlman llnea aud come to the terms
proposed by Jullua Kruttachnllt.
TOBACCO TRUST WILL CEASE
Program for Dissolution Is Submlttsd
i to Federal Court,
New York The plan lor the dla
sulullon of the American Tobacco
Company, In compliance with the do
clalon of the Supreme Court of the
I'nlled Slates, dcreelng It an alleged
combination, was aubmltted to the
United flutes Circuit Court of the
Southern District of New York for ap
proval Monday.
The otllclnl plan provides for di
vision of tho American Tobacco Com
pany Into four companies, no one of
which, It 1k said, will hnve a con
trolling Influence. The four compa
nies arc tho present American To
bacco Company, which will continue
In lis corporate existence; the Liggett
& Meyers Tobacco Company, which Is
to be reorganised; the C. P. I.orlllnrd
Company, also to be rcorgiinbed, and
the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company,
an existent corporation.
Giants Win First Game.
Now York. The Glanta, pennant
winners of the National League, de
feated the Philadelphia, American
League Club, the Athlotlca, by a score
of two to one In the Initial game of
the championship series. About 40,
000 persona saw the contest, which
was a pitchers' battle between Christy
Mathewson and the Indian, Chief Bender.
FILL HARLAN'S PLACE TASK
Selection of Successor Will Be Most
Difficult for President.
Washington. The selection of a
successor for Associate Justice John
M. Harlan, of the Supreme Court of
the United States, who died after 34
years on the bench, will be the hard
est task of the kind ever presented to
President Tuft, according to the gen
eral opinion here.
Deciuise of the agitation arising
from tho Issue of tho recall of judges,
which has turned the attention of the
. peoplo to the JudJclnry as a general
proposition and tho bitter controversy
that followed the trust decisions last
spring, it la believed that the continua
tion of the new Justice la certain to
cause a contest In the Senate.
Chinese Chief In Chicago.
' Chicago. It was definitely estab
lished that Or. Sun Yet Son, who is
favored by the Chinese revolutionists
as president of the republic they hope
to establish, is In ChlcrtRO. IIo arrived
liore late Friday night from Kansas
City, Mo.
Woman Suffrage Wins In California.
San Francisco. With returns) at
hand from all of the 3121 precincts In
tho state, woman uffrnge has the
comfortable lead of 2724 votes. The
canvass In the unreported prcclncta Is
expected to swell the majority for the
women to 4000, '
JOHN M. HARLAN
i. II. Urewatcr, C. E.
B. I.. Hrewster
lty KiiKliiM-r
I'niieville, Or,
John M. Harlan, oldaat member of
ia United States Supreme Court, who
died after a short Illness from acute
bronchitis.
MRS. M'MANIGAL SUES
Declares Husbsnd Is to Receive Large
Share of Reward.
Chicago That the W. J. Hums' de
lectlvo agency piomlsod Ortle K. Mc
Manlgnl Immunity from prosecution
snd a large a hit re In the reward of
fered for conviction of the persons
responsible) for the dynamiting t the
l.us Angeles Times, provided he would
testify agalnt the McNamara broth
era, was one of the allegations set
forth In a petition for divorce filed by
Mra. McManlgnl here.
Kxtremu cruelty waa charged. In
her petition, Mrs. McManlgal declared
she had been persecuted by detectives
threatening her with arreat If she did
not testily agalnat her husband. Mc
MunlKsl, she declared, wrote her to
help the detectives In every way possible.
Brewster Engineering Co.,
Prineville, Oregon.
Surveying, Maping, Estimates.
Phone, Pioneer 23i.
D. H. PEOPLES
Civil and Irrigation Engineer.
Irrigation, Subdivision, Land
Surveying, Mapping,
Estimating.
Office next door to Lyric Therter
I HARNESS and f
ISADDLERYl
i SHOP 8
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a n. u. 3 1 ill m
da v
$ Prineville, Oregon &
Gibbons Celebrstes Annlvereary.
Ilnltlmore In the cathedral here,
where &0 years ago he was ordained
a priest, then aurceedlngly consecrat
ed a bishop, Invested with the pal
lium of an archbishop, and 20 years
after hla ordination received the red
beret t a of a cardinal, James Cardinal
Olbbuns, archbishop of Baltimore, re
ceived Sunday homage from Illustrious
prelates and laymen from both this
country and foreign lands.
300 Pasesngers of Wreck 8aved.
Victoria. The Canadian Pacific
steamahlp fleatrlce, running between
Vancouver, Prince Rupert and the
Northern canneries, struck on Noble
Ialund, and held fast on the rocks.
The 300 passengers, 200 of whom were
Chinese being brought south from the
canneries, were taken on by the
steamship Venture and landed at Al
bert Hay. No one was Injured,
C.R. Henry
Resident Locator of
HOMESTEADS
In Southern Crook Co.
Address : : Paulina, Oregon
H'NAMARA TRIAL
MAY LAST LONG
Los Angeles. After a week's ses
sion In the trial of James II. McNa
mara, whom it was decided to try sep
arately from his brother, In connec
tion with the Ixis Angeles Times ex
plosion and Are, October 1, 1910, no
Juror had been selected, even tenta
tively. Those who at the beginning
predicted a three months' trial length-
ened this to six months, and that nine
months or more may have elapsed be
fore the trials of the brothers are com.
pitted seemed general opinion. A
mt t th In which to obtain a Jury waa
held a moderate estimate. A vigorous
struggle over every man In the Jury
box is expected, and December Is
likely to find the selective process still
going on.
Perhaps 800 witnesses, all told, are
being held in readiness, according to
estimates of counsel. With the excep
tion of Ortle E. McMnnlgnl, a leading
witness for the state, now In the
county Jail, none are In Los Angeles,
bo far as Is known.
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Whent Track prices: Club, 80c;
bluestem, 84c; red Russian, 79o.
Barley Feed, 132 per ton.
Outs No. 1 white, $30 per ton.
Hay Timothy, valley, $16; alfalfa,
$12.
Hutter Creamery, 3;!c.
Kggs Hunch, 86o.
Hops 191:1 crop, SSc; 1910, nomi
nal.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 916c;
WUInmotte Valley, 1517o.
Mohair Choice, 87c.
Seattle.
Whent Bluestem, 33c; Club, 79c;
red Russian, 77c. '
Barley $30 per ton.
Outs $29 per ton.
Eggs 36c. -
liny Timothy, $16 per ton; alfalfa,
$16 per ton.
The Oregon Bar
At the Old Stand
G.W. Wiley & Co., Prps
All kinds of Choice Liquors
Wines and Cigars.
Famous Ranier Beer in
Bottles and on Draft
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. 8. Ijtiiu ofllce ut Huriiit. orea on,
. . October 13, 1911.
Notice la hereby tlven I Inn
James J. A It y rt.
of Paulina. Oregon, wh.i, on November 7, WJ
made Desert-land Kntry No. Hi, serial No
rN.!Vv- section 4. U)wnahl IS M '
ninu.' -1 K.. Willamette Meridian, hiu flled m
line of Intention Ui make final proof, lotm
Uthll.h claim to the laud hImito di-m-rllx-it, lie.
fore the n-clalvr and receiver, al llurns,Oro
ton. on the flllt day of NovemlM-r. lull.
Claimant namea aa wllnuawa: John Chris-
ltr""'?: .,i'B",.", H- LJ,ll. w- u-
Powell all of Paulina.
'"fP W. FARRR, Realster.
Sheriffs Sale
On Kxoctitlon In Korecloiiire
In the circuit Court or tin sute ol ti'argon for
Ilia County ot Crtmk.
'!",!e.,l"nk?' ,K"ln"""', (a corporation.)
plaintiff, va TliiHMtore K. Herknar, C. K. And. r.
son. C. K. Nlelaon, John thtrk, Ka.lll,-ry Com.
Pliny (a foriwratlon,) and Marshall Wells
ant Uotnpauv (a corimraliun,) defvnd-
Hy virtue of aneieeiitlon and order ofnale
iMiied out til the almva entltleit court aud
came on the 17th day of tleiolwr, 1911, In favor
of the aUive named plalntiir and airalnst the
alive named derendatiu upon a IndKmetit
KKalnst thcaald detendanM.Tneotlore K llerk
iicr and U. K. Mclsmt lor the sum of clKht
hundred fifty (ts.ai.uo) dollars with Interest
thereon from the Itith day o( Oc-ober. lull at
'.'i,'!,1',,''"1" '"'r ""'". and seventy-live
(7..0O) dollara attorney's lees and the further
sum of llfteeuaml Itklnl dollars costs anil dis
bursements; which Judgment waa enrolled and
docketed In the clerk's niHceofaafd court on
the Itith day ot October, mil.
And whereas It was further ordered and de
creed by the court that the following described
premises, to-wlt :-Thc south halfuf lot num.
berod two. a, In block llliy-tlve, 54, of the erlul
iml tnniislie of Kadmond, Oregon, as shown bv
the recorded map and plat l said tiiwnsito nit
Ills aud of record In the oitlee of the county
elerk ot Crook county, State of Oregon, Inelnd
tug tho frame building on the alaiva described
premises, together with nil and singular the
tenements aud hereditaments thereto belong,
lug or In anywise appertaining, situate and be
Ing within tho County of crook and Htate of
Oregon, be sold by the sherlrf ot said county as
under execution, and the proceeds of aaitt snlo.
alter paying the costs ami disbursements here
in, the accruing costs ami expenses of aale, be
applied on the Judgment herein, and in obedi
ence to said execution, order of sale and de
cree, notice Is hereby given that I have levied
upon the property above described aud 1 will
on the
25th day of November, 1911
tho sama being Saturday of the week, at 2
o'clock in tho tirteruoon of said dav, at the
front door of tho courthouse in I'ri'ievitle,
Crook county, Oregon, sell to the highest bid
der (or cash, all ol the right, title and interest
of the said Theodore K. Ilerkner, defendant
herein, in and IonbIiI real property and prem
ises to satisfy said Judgment, costs aud dis.
burscments, accruing costs, expenses of sale
and allorley's (cos, and said sale will be made
subject to redemption lu the manner provided
bv law.
Dated this nth day of October, Mil,
T. N.BAI.KOI R,
10-111 Sheriff of Crook County,
Lots for Sale.
fine lots for sale at a liar gain j 2 '
lilockeea.t of school ground. Impure
-....... JU-u-liup
Golden Rod Vacuum Cleaner.
A few Golden Kod Vacuum carpet
cleaners have beeu leltou sale byjol.u
Morris. Jo,
For Sale Cheap.
Homestead relinutiisliiiii.nl! 1".
east of 1'rineville. ioo spring t.'rops
a wiuiiMii irrigation e..p ,,,.. a
..I. A.I.I 11. .... .. , ... 1 .
niiuimi jjoa Ofl. l-r nsvi lis
llMK-21-p '
Wanted!
A woman to lieln rook In l,.t,.l r.tt
or ad.lrew J. K. Cook, Hotel Cuver,
Culver, Oregon. lU-llMft.
For Sale.
Thouroiiulihrel linfT nr, a a
llatiilmrg, n. c. W. and H. ;. itrdwrj
ltgliorn eliit-l:,-iitf iml U't.i. n..n 1
tnrkeva. Ho, . ot,ey, liny arid pasture.
101- I'rinavilln lir
Court Rapori n ;
Depotitiona
Lettm Writing
SUtementa Prepared
E. B. Noonchester
Public Stenoeranh
Oltlea with Attorney fj. u Hernler. Mala HI
Mervloe Onexoelled. Ke Heaaonable. '
PrinevilU, .... n..
Botii-e of Appoinuncat of Administrator
and to Creditors.
Nolle Is h.H.l.v i .. . , . ...
, . . . a'---,, innb in. unai-r-
HialTVln """"of the
To, .'" "'J ",r""r "'" "' of liwta
, '"l"- d""--d, and all penoni having
claim, agaln.t ,tf MUll. hnrv-tiy I
uulrid u, present the aaine. duly Verln.-l, to
77V T . hi iiielaw omceofM.K
.r.:,,n,.lv.::l:,K':1!!'. .'""..'
Uon of.hi. nolle,: ,V1 '"""V
im?"iu,"" ""'""'ed Brat lime October
4 , '. . .' . VilLMAH II. Has,
Administrator of the estate of Uwls J. Kla
lll, pets-aat-d. 10-12-71
Notice of Appointment of Administrator
and ta Creditors,
Nolle la hereby given that the under
stalled ha. Is-n, by lb county court or the
f ."1 I"' ' rook county, duly ap-
IJ'Inted adintiil.trabir ofllieesiaui ofollv
KUIliC. d--ad. and all porsona having
claims against .old estate are herbv re
quired In present l he aiiine, duly verified to
aid administrator, al the law office of M. K.
Brink. In Prineville, Oregon, within six
oMhla nui'le f flr1 P"01'0"""
. ,!!"',''.:!, M1"1 PuWIahed flrat time Oetols-r
Administrator of the esUte of olive Hl.ing.
deceased. JO-u-fi
Wotlce of Appointment of Administrator
and to Creditors.
Notice It hereby given that the under
signed has been, by the county court of the
hutleof Oreami, for Crook county, dulyap
pMntcd admlulstralor of the esla e H Lswla
Met alllsler. deceased, and all peraons having
claims against said estate are hereby re
quired to present Hie same, duly verified, to
aid adnilnlslrrtor, at the law oHloe of M. K.
Ilrlnk. In Prineville, Oregon, within six
moni hs from the date of the Brat publication
of this notice.
Haled aud published first time October 12tu,
. . Ohokoi W. McCallihtks.
A tmlnlslratnr of I he eslator of iowls Mo.
Canister, deceased. 1U-12-71
Notice of Appatntment of Administrator
and to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been, by the county court of the
Mateof Oregon, for Crook countv, duly ap
pointed adlolnlsfrntorof the estate or Htlaa
K. Adams, deceased, and all persons having
claims against said t-slote are hereby re
quired to pn-aent the same, duly verlfled, to
ld admlnlsimtor, at the law offlee of M. K.
Brink, In Prineville. Oregon, within six
months from the dnle oftho drat publication
of 1 his notlt-e.
JiaU'd and published Brat Ume October Uth
, . . Adams,
Administrator of the estate of mias K.
Adams, deoeaaed. lo.12.7t
Adtniiilstrutor's Notice.
In the county eouit of the Htate of Oregon
fur the County of Crook.
In the matter ot the estate of Harriet Smith,
deoeaaed. Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed ad
ministrator ofthe estate of Harriet Smith,
deoeaaed. and any and a: I persons having
claims against said estate must present them
U nullum 8. OiHikeat the omce ofthe Pio
neer AUtract Company, Prineville. Oregon,
within alx mouths from the date of this no
tice. Killed Ootober 12, Mil.
VULtAat Ft. Cooks.
Admlnlsimtor of the estate of Harriet
ttiiilth, deoeaaed. HM2
SelSieg Omit
Big Saving in
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
A Big Reduction in
HARDWARE
Everything Must Go and Go Quick.
J. F. MORRIS
THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember as when in
Prineville. Rates Rkabokablb. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
Dressmaking
Olive and Goldie Telfer
Ladies, we cut, fit and make stylish
garments
We use the only practical method of
cutting garments, everythingbeing done
by the actual inch measurement, on
the same principle as the tailor cuts for
gentlemen and perfect fitting gar
ments may be cut for all kinds
and sizes of forms.
Dressmaking by the Day Opposite Presbyterian Church
Notice of Appointment of Administra
trix sod to Credltorss
Notice la hereby a-tven that the under
signed has been by the county court ofthe
Htate of Oreiron. for Crook county, dulv ap
pointed admtiilslratrlx of the estate of
Claude K. WrKhl. deceased, and all persons
bavins; claims against Mild estate are hereby
required to present the same, duly verified,
tu said administratrix at the law office of M.
K. Ilrlnk, In 1'rlnevllle, Oregon, within alx
months from the date ofthe drat publica
tion of this notice.
listed and published first time October 12th
ill. Ruth Wruiht,
Administratrix ofthe Ksutte of Claude E.
right, deceased. 10-12-7t
FOR
Natural Seasoned
CLEAR
Flooring, Rustic
and Finishing
Lumber
go to
A. H. Lipman & Co.
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.
Bo 187 Redmond, Oregon.
Statement of Resources and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At the close of business June 7, 1911
RESOURCES
loans and Discounts !.!, S35 03
United States Bonds 12,500 00
Bank r.remlsea,etc 13.640 12
Casta A Due from banks W.9H 04
LIABILITIES
capital Stock, paid in 50,000 00
8urplus fund, earned fiO,ooo 00
Undivided profits, earned 37,724 5s
Circulation 8,600 00
Deposits 385,099 63
331,4'.4 19
531,424 19
B. F. Allan, President
Will Wurawailer. Vies Pr.ud.nt
T. M. Baldwin, Cashnr
ti. Baldwin. Ass't Cashie
W. A, Booth, Pres.
D. F. Stewart, Vlce-fres.
C. M. Elkins, Cashie
Crook County Bank
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Statement of the Crook County Eank of Prineville, Oregon, as rendered to the
Superintendent of Banks, June 7th, 1911
Assets
Iioansand Discounts
Overdrafts
Furniture and fixtures...
Real estate
Caib sa hand and Am from
Liabilities
J129.S70.2t) Cnpltal paid In full
2.S11.33 Surplus
2,2m.44 Undivided profits..
It.70tl.0l) DeDoslts
$47,809.95
tl88,90.98
. . .tS6.me.00
... IU.I'10.00
,.. 2,8"023
., 140.lkl.7j
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