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DYNAMITE CHARGE
Trial Comes to Abrupt End
When Pleas of Guilty Are
Entered.
tfSofessirnal Cards,
Dr. Charles Macl'addcn
Oiteopethlc Physician
II Textile IMalHte ". Nuiural Th.raiwutlM
r.ittpluyd. t'lmuilo tMwaiw. a HKtvlaltr.
Office Over Morris Furniture Store.
Crtok Ceuty jtbttrmtt Ca,
At-lrnoUol lllle lo all lam) nl
l.i a a luu lu CrtMa euuulf.
I. F. WjMa, Satrttary, PrlMiritU, OrtM
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J. B. FREDERICKS
Jl Looking tor oanta tlaus
Dr. Howard Gove
Dentist
Rooms 14 and 13 Adamioa Building,
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Los Angeles. "The United States
government and California authorities
re cooperating to uncover one of the
most gigantic conspiracies ever con
ceived in the hUtory of this country."
This was the declaration of Assistant
District Attorney V. Joseph Ford,
second in command to District Attor
ney Fredericks, and the man who was
arrested In Indianapolis for the al
leged illegal extradition of John J.
McNamara.
He admitted that the prosecution
bad under surveillance in other parts
of the country prominent labor leaders
alleged to have been involved In the
Times explosion, but said that arrests
might first be made by the Federal
government In connection with its In
vestigation. Los Angeles. The McNamara case
came to a sensational end when James
B. McXamara, In Judge Bordcell'i
court, pleaded guilty of murder In the
first degree, for killing Charles J. : ornty In the sensational Los Angeles
Haggerty in the dynamite explosion 1 dynamiting cases,
that wrecked the building of the Los -
Angeles Times on October 1. 1910; j MEXICANS ARE ARRESTED
and his brother, John J. McNamara, j
pleaded guilty of dynamiting toe' Associates of General Reyei n Al
Llewellyn Iron Works, Los Angeles, leged Revolution Plot Caught.
on the Christmas following.
James B.s plea was virtually that;
Jin YislA nut a hnmh nrnr tha Timufi
building and caused the deaths of 21 '
.jeiauuo, imuivms mm oi nasseny.j Lnuea states army, and a squad of
whose corpse was found nearest to men in civllan clothes arrested four
the heart of the explosion. In the ex-; men in the act of crossing the bor
plosion at the iron works no lives der Into Mexico, heavily armed,
irere lost. John J., who caused it. is " The men arrested are Jose A. ilon
secretary of the International Associa- j temayor, alleged chief of the Reyista
tion of Bridge and Structural Iron-j movement; Jose B. Sandoval, another
vorters- I alleged leader and formerly director
District Attorney Fredericks will i of a Mexican paper, "Don Quixote,"
recommend life imprisonment for' anti-Madero In policy; Guadalupe
James B. and ten years for John J. Martinei and Manuel H. Gerra.
CITY OF NANKING PEACEFUL!
j Seattle. Richard Winsor, Socialist
Rebel Restore Order and Station j candidate for school board, was elect
Police Patrols. ed, receiving 2907 votes, thus placing
Nanking. Conditions In Nanking 1 the first Socialist on the local school
now are almost normal. The revolu-1 board. He defeated Edmund Eow
tlonaries have placed police patrols 1 den, who polled 2737 votes.
throughout the city and they have re- j ,
stored order. General Chang, the lm- Battle In the Philippine.,
perial commander, escaped across the j Manila. In a battle between a bat
river to Pu-kow the night before the j tallon of the Third Infantry and Moro
revolutionary forces entered the city. ! guerillas one American soldier and
it is believed, with the consent and j 30 natives were killed,
connivance of the rebel commanders. -
The foreign warships have returned ' nilOCM 1 II rnnnnn
to their anchorage opposite Shall nUoOlAN TROOPd
Nanking.
Reports from Sze-chuen province
are not reassuring. Many foreigners
are unable to leave because the gov
ernors find protection from having for
eigners within the various towns.
which guarantees against attack.
British King Reaches India.
Bombay. The first stage of the
costly Durbar tour wa. completed
when King George and Queen Mary
landed here the first crowned Brit
ish sovereigns to set foot on Indian
oil. Guns of the warships Joined
those of the land batteries in a thun
derous salute as the rulers stepped
ashore.
Col. Blether. Acquitted.
Seattle. Holding that the state had
not produced sufficient evidence to
prove that Colonel Alden J. Blethen,
editor of the Seattle Times, had aided
and counseled Ludovic Daliaglovana
and Charles Berryman in maintaining
the old Arcade dance hall as a nuis
ance, Judge J. T. Ronald instru .ted
the Jury to bring in a verdict of ac
quittal. ISLAND TRADE IS LARGE
Philippines Maintain High Record for
Exports and Imports.
Washington. The annual report, of
Brigadier General C. R. Edwards,
chief of the bureau of insular affairs,
to the Secretary of War, regarding the
Philippine Islands, shows that theto
tal exports for the year amounted to
139,778,629 and maintained substan
tially the high record established in
1910. Imports reached the unprece
Cented value of 149,833,722, but this
amount Is not fully comparable with
the smaller totals of previous years,
since it includes imports of govern
ment supplies and railway supplies
heretofore entitled to free entry and
excluded from the corresponding to
tals for previous years.
Rich Men's Tax Doubled,
New York. Andrew Carnegie and
John D. Rockefeller will pay their
personal taxes assessed by the city.
Carnegio will pay taxes on Jl 0,000,000
as ngainst $5,000,000 last year, and
Rockefeller pays on 15,000,000, twice
last year's assessment.
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I ISU, by American Preaa Aaaoclatloa.
John B. Fredericks, oroiecutlno at.
Laredo, Tex What is believed an 1
Important capture of participants In'
Mia . . .. !
couQier-revoiutlon was v
made when Major Morgarden. of the j
Socialist on Seattle Board.
MOVE ON PERSIA
Teheran. Persia is in a ferment
over the warlike action of Russia,
and the excitement in the capital was
intense at the news of the Russian ad
vance. Placards proclaiming "death
or independence" were posted both
on the walls of the city and on the le
gations. Thousands of persons formed
in procession and marched past the le
gations. William Morgan Shuster, treasurer
general of Persia, is the real object
of Russia's warfare on Persia, and It
is to dislodge him that the czar has
landed troops on Persian soil. Mr.
Shuster came here to straighten out
Persia's tangled financial affairs. He
was recommended by President Taft
and Secretary of State Knox at the re
Quest of the Persian government He
brought four young Americans with
him to help in the difficult problem,
and their progress has been such that
it looked as if Russia and England
were to be disappointed In their long
cherished hopes of partitioning Per
sia. Then Russia made certain de
mands, and the Persian prime minis
ter ordered Shuster to recede, but
he refused, and those who know him
have no doubt that he will leave his
post rather than yield a single point
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat Track prices: Club, 77c;
bluestem, 81c; red Russian, 75c.
Barley Feed, $37 per ton.
Oats No. 1 white, 31 per ton.
Hay Timothy, valley, 16; alfcilfa,
M.
Butter Creamery, 36c.
Eggs Ranch, 50c.
Hops 1911 crop, 45c; 1916, nomi
nal. Wool Eastern Oregon, 9lGc;
Willamette Valley, 1517c.
Mohair 37 c.
Seattle.
Wheat Bluestem, 83c; club, 79o;
red Russian, 78c.
Barley $35 per ton.
Oata $30 per ton. .
Eggs Ranch, 60c.
Butter Creamery, 38c.
Hay-T!mothy, tit pv ton;, "j
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It will anon lie time for hi niHn ranee, lomloil with trot 1 thlutra n
UKiiiil. MhvIk you have not yet completed the lint for the- contents
of the family tocklujr. Don't forjret that we are oiu of the hext of
Santa Claud' aeutM, full; stocked with a lull line of good tuliiK
to eat.
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Christmas is
We are waiting to take your
grade Furniture, Carpets and
order in time.
Ve have on hand almost a full line of second-hand
goods. Your patronage is solicited. We deliver
promptly and guarantee satisfaction.
Prineville Furniture Exchange ;
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"I. W. HARPER"
WHISKEY
HERE!
THERE!
EVERYWHERE!
Ask your traveling friends ii that's not true.
HARPER is on sale in practically every town, city
and village where whiskey can be lawfully sold.
You can taste the reason.
Sold By
Silvertooth & Browder
Shaniko and Bend, Oregon
Statement of Reiources and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At the close of business June 7, 1911
EEBOUKCEH LIAUIMT1KB
Loans and DlncounUi fMMi 03 capital Block, paid In I (0,000 00
United States Bonds MJSM 00 Burplus fund, earned 5fi,0K) 00
Bank i;remiiie,etc 12.540 12 Undivided profits, earned 87,724 IA
Cab A Due from banks 210,924 04 Circulation MOO 00
Deposit m.ira U
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B. F. Allen, Pruidant T. M. Baldwin, Cuhlw
Will Wuriw.il.r, Vic. Pro.id.nt H. Baldwin, Au'l C.ihi.r
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER FOR CROOK COUNTY
About Here
order for Xmas gifts in high
Linoleum. Give us your
CONDART, Props.
Pionear Phone. '
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Oregon.
T. Ii. J. DUl 1 V
Attornry'-at-Law
(BttuKwi lo w. A. Itoll)
PHixni.L . . Ohkoon
Caff aiuawfW prttmjiHjr f f mtfkl
J4 af WW. Jimaim.
N. W. Sanborn
Attoruoy-u.t-l.AW
AiIhuihou liliH-k . l'rlnevllle
Qt C. 33 rU
&fl Cttat0
W.P.MYliKS
O. C. YOUNG
jCawytrt
Prai-lliHi in all roiirta, Ul altvlillun In
!'( rinUu. Imgatiuu and vrlwlual ilvlouim.
Dr. John Iluback,
Ijkte Vttriimry Murncun V, . Artuy,
Dr(mr(m'Hl i lht !'tiiH'l'lit".
All HutMic. Work Bt ltvMiubl0
Trice.
Hamilton Stable.
PrinviU, Or.
W. A. 1U-LL
FRANK MEXL1T1-
Lawyer
The Dalln
Oreifon
Cam. S. ammrm, JIT. P. SStlknmm
IX'CUI.lMTH
$ el knap dc d wards
iPkjfJimna mmd Jmrymt.
(County 1'liysiclan.)
Fre1 A. Rlec, C. K.
J. B. Nvlllo, Jr., K. M.
Dt'piHy l!o. gitrveyor,
County Hurvuyor.
Hicc & Neville
Civil Engtneert.
General Kngineertnir. TmMcvu.i.i, ohkooh.
J5, . SSrnA
jCawyar
Jf ttrttt, Prinfill; Origan.
SPAyn'ttan mud Smryttm
Calu AKawRaan HaoMrrl.T Dat or Niokt
urrici ova door hooth or Aiummih'i
ilKUV htorr. Hmti ami-, au rtJ
UcDOa tolopUouci.
Ortfam
Dr. J. Tregelles Fox
R. C. S. Erie: and L. 8. A. London:
Licencre Oregon State Medical Hoard.
Hpeclaliat in rJurifory: llvidem; AII-
mentarT Canal: women and cliildrcn'a
dlwaavs.
Attendance at omw. Main Bt.. I'rlnc-
vl if, tluily II to 3. Tel. Pioneer lf7.
Comullatlun Preo Hour. 8 to 6
R. D. Ketchum, M. T. D., D. C.
Acute and chronic iIIhcrhoh treated
BUCcenHfuIly by purely
ilrngk'HH methodH
Room! 16-17 Adamioa Bldf. C.lll nadc
G. A. McFAULANE
Lawyer
Practice In all courts and U, Ha Land
Office.
Redmond,
Oregc
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorncy-ul.lvuw.
Ofllcc In M. It. HlggH' olllce.
rill.NHVll.I.K, OlIlidON,
iruntington Si Wilson
Attorney
Of The PallcM, lhave oponcd offlroa In
Portland, Oregon, Room, 805-807
I.Awis Buiidtnff.
BusinCNM Rent to tln-m from rmnk (Joinily
tht'oiiRh Ihi'lr ofllcf h, 'J'lio l:ilks nr uhftit
attcnUon, l'orlluud riionu, Hutu 7.'K,
1 K. Fremont
Architect and Deainer.
Lata mtmltotHlit hiiiltling-in.trHt-iitiu, Itilerlur
arrauiiemi'iiL ant IciuraUitit.
Ilitailtiuarii-n al orvguti Hulfl,
Prineville, Orefoa.
HAVE YOU
Filrxl your Deed? Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
(Vrtiilnly everyone tiai mi alulraot now.
(Hi you know whure. yuur cornera nre.
Well, No, Not esartly,
Brewiter Engineering Company,
i'rinevillo, OrK"n, will locate (hem lor
you anil nuitrmitoe tlie work. Survvy
ln, riHitlun, Irrluutlon Klilneering.
i'lioue I'lmiwr AH.
5. rHpeoples
Civil and Irrigation Elngineer.
Irrigation, Subdivi8iont Land
Surveying, Mapping,
Estimating.
Office next door to Lyric Therter
N otic for Tubltv-tittoa.
1-rftnrtmtMit of th Interior,
r.H. LhiiU iilttt tit Hi" in.Ji..s, Orttfurt.
N'tllw In hitnhr givni ilu.l itirtt itmir
orTrliifvUif, Dnvoit wlm.on April if III, It 10,
limttp UiHiiaU'iMl No, ftir t'S in 't, ami
w '-j awt'iloii -M. lnwuiiit IT lutuih, ran
ID ntal, W Mluiut'ttp V.criin. (lint ii.tthx
uf lti!tiUtMi In imtkn nnnt (Hiiuimili.tttni
pn-ttf, hi ptnhllti chit lit In Ilia fiiiitl ftlMitn
itiHu'rttx'4 l-riirw Wnrrrn Hruwii, riuti(r
-l2r fc , Ht liiiiJfTltvai l'rlii''vU'r. V'nituH, on
Hir nit tli.jr of Jnnimry, lU.
('latiimnt hhiiiimim tttllinf: (irOiBftt'imw
ftr, littntif A . I.tltio. Alvtil IVtfffcoti, Lll.
wurlli T. C'rll, ntlul rrlittviM',Onifm.
Notict Ur PubltcAtua.
Dvpiirtmcut of ih Inirlur,
1'. H. Uuii oriiio (tUrt. orrn
NoriutHr 61 U, ivlt.
No! Ire U hrret.y nlvf (hit
l-rilcr II. Hatnlvltf.
o( Tiimvillp, (tritu, who, on A'ftl '-n-l,
IflO, mv Huiiiftti ., Nil hV., for fc't, NV'4,
hl. IH miuOi rli M fMl, MliMitHlli Mm
riuiAii, nmm nirti uma-f oi tltlfilMull U miltf
fitul cutntuuUltotl rMf. In rltIUli rUtm lu
l nit lAitti aiMive dpwf ilMii iiriorp rri'tl
Urtmti, count)1 t'krk t hli omif, nt I'rtnevtUe,
OriKtin. on tlm h'tli Uy ol tHtrtlwr, W
t'iftiniftitt ii m ttl(tnc jitlin S,
H'trnrH. urtMlMit, A. Curl M n.ii-r, Hii hunl
TiiufU-r, U ot I'riiiBVlU'. irtciu,
Notice fur Publication.
Iiolntrd Trad. t'tiMfr I Hale.
M .rtnirnl ot Ui lmrutr.
V. B. I.sml Utlhe At Th 1U , Or.'im.
OrlnUtr ytu, IVll.
Notice U bfrt'by givrn Hint, dire l"l ly
UtMuint(Uthuipr of lli lipnerii Iixt nfrire,
MnU'r iifo tinii of At t of c.iiiurr! iro(irl
Jim 27, lww(.M riuip,, Mi h'h mil oflir i j-m
lit-lp,lo Hip hiiiti. t (itMiT.Ni 10:; ot ih k h,
m, on lh tMh my of I km rnilwr imi.ntUiU
otflcv, lh follow ittK 'lt'xrrilwtl IhihI ; Nu
MC4, mill HH'i, NK'a, Kw. M. T 1 H.. K. W vmi
Yi lliHinvtl Xt rifliHii. No. i...'.
Any iwrnMi i uimiini it vrt ih tov
l''w rii' Uuii urt- n.Ulm to (hnr riim,
ir objections, utt or U'lorv tln lltm iti Iciintol
for nV,
. W. MlHiKK,
lu-.t-ivi-r.
Notict ( Aitniaiilnlris'i SU of Und,
Notice In hcrt hy kIvcii l.y the iiti(1TittKiic4,
I liu BiliiilniHtrAlrtx of the matite of Jtittii H
Kt'Biutt, thHHTWil, Hint tMiraimtit to an or.U-r oi
tliu roomy tour i of thti hmtr of ur koii for
t'ruok i-otiiity, nimtw on ihu iHii dny of Novi
Ikt, I'Ml, mIh' will at tti. front l-or of thn
Ctntniy i-oiirtliouiiu in 1'rlnt'vllln, OriitM, on
tin1 y li cUy of Dm-mnhvr, lull, al 10 oYlot It In
tliO forflOMin, fell at liublit' Ktttp lu tin hlKhwt
bhltlur, aubjuct In cuiillriiiatloit ) Mhl -outity
court, all tbu rlRht, title ami lntnM tti Joint
H. Ktams h.l at it mi time of hm iL-m!i in Uw
folltiwdiK ilPucrilK-'d n-al P.lut-, to.lt: Utt
on, two and three In block ply lit lu Ihetimt
addition to I'riiifvlUti, (trcKon.
Ttrrim of t-aali upon lonMrnmttnn.
latrd lUUUtb tiny of NovimmImt. Itfll
M AHiiA HKT KriMl,
AilminNlrrttrlx of nlalo ofJobu H. Kvami, dts
m'Mtitl,
Notlca for Publication.
m'lrlm.-nt of the Interior.
U- H. Iaml OllUw Kt Hiv Ditllm, Orrgon,
Nov.'iuImt 'Uh, lull.
Notlrr la brr-by f ivi-n thitt Ktirl llrlina of
Prlnevlllrt, Onvon, who on lHwmtn-r ifclrd.
1IHW. niH.le HoiiifKU'Hii No. 05770, for mi4 nw'i
n'4 wJ,;nw'4 '. "w'i ni w-rtlon H.
lown-hln IS Kiuili, mtiKH 10 cpL Miintiuttfi
Meridian, hua Hied nolle of InbnUon to
mnke Hnnl njinniutHtlon proof, to rNtubtlub
oIbIiii U the liuul h!ov ilfadtilwd, tic fore
Tlmollif E. J. !uiry, U. M. CninmliMlonor.Rt
lila (tfTlon, ut I'rlmtvlllo, Orfgon, uu the ot In
dy of Jun nary, Dl'i.
('lultntirit niuiiuHmi wltnPNKoa: ltlnhrd M
Powell, Kdward A. 1. .follrlt, Kn-d MtutrL
John French, all of I'rliicvlllo, Orison.
lWo c W. MOOUK, KivUtor,
Notice for l'uhlitfutlon,
Inolntnd Tmnt-Pnlillo Land Halo.
iM'Parliucnt on he Inlirlnr,
U. 8. iinil omuu ut The Imlli'H. On-mm,
N,,ViM,ilu,r U',lt, lull
Niillno la hemhr (Ivhii Unit, m dlnVtil' hy
the f'oininlHNlnner of the lliiirt,l nm.u.
umler jnivlliin of Act of l'iiuri' upimivi-cl
Jiim. fl, IUOB IH4 HlntJi. 6I7, we will ull,.r ut
.mini, m.it tu in" uignoHt niiidi-r, at B:Hii
ovliiek a. m , on the 15th dav of .lunimrv,
Jllla, at thlii otllne, the fulliiwltn-d'niirlhed
and: M m4, n! 11., iwctnin l, lnwinhlii
Inmiuth. rBtiiio Id Ht, and w'i nw'4 Hiiollnn
4. tiwiiHhlp 10 oulh, miiKu lo east, W, m.
No. 0HI7ii,
Any persona rliilmlng adverwily Iheulmvo
deaerllied laud are nUvl.d U nin tlmlr oli.lm,
or iiliJeethinH. on or before ihe time Ueolii
niili d for aiilu.
"-'"P C W. MOORK, ltt-Klatr.
Give us your order for
CORDWOOD
Juniper or Pine, large or
small quantities.
DILLON'S YARD
Opposite Post Office.