OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAUNTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
lhe State During the Past
T Week.
Drugstor Men Arrtd.
AstorU. Followln; th lnv'stlp,.
llon that ws started some month
so. by Pr. Mt, post surgeon at
the Fort Stevens barrack, and L. U
l.rvlnjts, rortlsnd detective em
ployed by the State IVvard of Phar
macy, Theodore F. Laurin. proprietor
evf the KssV dniK (tore, and Ross A.
Tarr, clerk In the same atore, wer
arrested on charse ot seliins cocaine,
without having a prescription, ro sol
diers, stationed at Fort Steven.
Contractor Expect Work All Winter.
Kugene. irat!ing has bettun by th
Southern r:flc Company on It Eu
gene Oooa Bay line. Fuller ft Co., b
contrsetor, having started a force of
tnen and teams at the work on the
land the company secured from the
Lane County Asset Company. This Is
the highest point between Eugene and
the tunnel In the mountains 13 miles
Most of here, and because It I well
drained grading can proceed all win
ter or until the cut is completed.
RECALL INOPERATIVE
Attorney-General Gives Opinion
Act
Is Not Self-Executing.
Salem. That the recall amendment
tto the Oregon constitution Is Inopera
tive and ineffective because it is not
self-executing is the final opinion
of Attorney -General Crawford,
handed down for R. H. Howell,
county clerk of Lincoln county, who
requested Information on the point be
cause of a move on foot in that coun
ty to circulate recall petitions against
ithe county Judge and one of the coun
ity commissioners.
Once before this point had been
passed on by the office of the attorney-general
when an assistant offered
Jn opinion that the amendment was
self executing. The opinion Is sweep
ing In its nature and declares that the
recall provision Is not self-executing
and that further lcgslative enact
ment is required before the recall
intendment will become effective.
Port Win Decision.
Marshfleld. Judge John S. Coke, of
the circuit court, has given a decision
in the injunction case regarding the
formation of the Port of Port Orford
In Curry county, deciding in favor of
the port, thus dissolving the tempo
rary Injunction. It will now be pos
sible for the canvass of the Tote on
the port question to be made by the
county officials of Curry county and
the port proposition declared carried.
Estate to Be Cut Up.
Marshfleld The estate of the late
R. D. Hume, recently purchased by
Portland men, has passed into the
lands of the new owners and their
representative. V. H. Leach, has
taken charge of the property. It is
Vhe intention to establish a settie
aawnt and sell much of the land in
mall tracts to homeseekers.
P. G. W. CONTRACT LET
Pacific Great Western Work to Begin
at Once, Say Chief Engineer.
Eugene. The McArthur-Perka Com
pany, Limited, of Chicago, was
-awarded the contract for construction
of 11 miles of railway between Eu-
Xene and the coast, to be known as
I " nuu-'" uicruus Ul Uie Oil if 111
the Pacific Great Western. B. B. Hunt, I chool district taxpayers, It was unan
chief engineer of the
lnsieru. promises immediate com
mencement of construction. The line
fa popularly supposed to be a Hill af
fair, and a race to Coos Bay between
this line and the Coos Bay extension
of the Southern Pacific is expectea
similar to the race that took place
from the Columbia River up Deg
ehuies canyon Into central Oregon.
Jtoylance. Messenger & Dye have
been awarded contract for the big tun
el at the summit of the Coast range.
They were the contrartors on the Xa
4ron tunnel.
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Rock Roads Planned.
Hillsboro. Several road districts in
this county are publishing notices of
pecial road meetings to levy taxes
for rock roads. This will be in addition
o the levy to be made by the county
commissioners' court, which has an
nounced its intention to levy to the
full limit and turn half of the funds
over lo th road districts for spedal
work..
Anderson Jury Disagree.
Canyon City.-The jury in the case
of V.eorge W. Anderson, who shot and
killed Attorney tJeorjre It.irm , in this
city last June and was indicted lor
Jiiunier in the second degree by the
rand Jury, disagreed and was d s
Jiaiged from service In the case.
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Astoria authorities have Inaugurat
ed a campaign to put a stop to th
telling of tobacco and cigarette to
minora.
A demonstration road quarter of a
mil long I to be built at th Oregon
Agricultural College branch experi
ment nation located at llermlstoa.
Poultry men ot Albany ard vicinity
are preparing to form an organisa
tion for the purpose, of reviving th
custom of holding annual poultry
fair.
The Baker county officer have re
ceived many complaints of hre
stealing from the resident of the
Missouri Flat district, and are Investi
gating the matter.
The first carload of grain for Imme
diate railroad shipment that has ever
been sold In Goose Lak Valley was
disposed of by B. Keller, of New Pine
Creek, to Reno parties.
The Baker Commercial Club will
try to raise a fund for a 110,000 ar
mory. Centralisation In Portland of the
government of the Oregon-Washington
Railroad ft Navigation Company will
be completed December 15, at which
time all the company's lines will be
placed under the supervision of the
Portland official.
A referendum having for its object
the revoking of a franchise granted
the Prineville ft Eastern Railway on
the streets ot Prineville will be con
sidered by the voters Monday. Decem
ber IS, the date of the regular annual
city election.
The first bird and game refuge to
be created under the new game laws
is on the ban' s of the Willamette
slough, opposite Sauvles' Island. It
has been created by Hannah Hoi
brook and M. C. llolbrook. and Is
2S5 acres in extent.
The Oreson Development League
has asked the Marshfleld Chamber of
Commerce to Induce the farmer to
raise peas for seed. The county grows
One peas, and it Is suggested that the
farmers could mk big money bv
growing peas to furnish seed.
In one of the swiftest trials in the
history of Polk county, John Magers,
a negro, who on August 14. while ft'
paroled convict, attacked Miss Beulah I
Walton in West Salem and shortly !
afterward attacked Mrs. M-. Jorgenson '
on Eola road, was sentenced to the '
penitentiary. j
It was booster day In Eugene Fri-1
day. delegations from the commercial j
organisations ot Portland. Salem. Al-i
bany, Corvallis. McMinnville. Rose
burg and all the valley towns gather
ing to help the Eugene Commercial
Club dedicate the pleasant new quar
ters. Into which It has Just moved.
With the appointment of a special
legislative committee to go before the
legislature and see that the dairymen
receive consideration, and with the
passing of important resolutions hav
ing to do with the advancement of
the industry in Oregon, the annual
convention of the State Dairymen's
Associaticn closed at Portland to
meet next year in Albauy.
State Capital Gleanings
The State Threshermen's Associa
tion adjourned to meet In convention
gain in 1912, In Condon.
An increase of 40 per cent in the
number of state warrant drawn for
the II months of 1911 over the 12
months ot 1910 is shown by a state
ment which has Just been prepared.
With ITS delegates In attendance.
the Young Men's Christian Associa
tion for Oregon and Idaho has opened
it 12th annual convention in thi
city.
A. th. .ni.,,.1 .1 .v.
i - v. nftiii iuu untr
tenth mill be levied for the mainte
nance and the construction of two
new school buildings.
Attorney General Crawford has
handed down an opinion to the effect
that foreign corporations transacting
business in the state are supposed to
pay license fees whether their decla
rations to incorporate have been Bled
or not
That Oregon will have ten delegates
to elect to the Republican national
convention in 1912 under the presi
dential preference primary nominating
plan Is the official statement received
by Secretary Olcott from William
Hayward, secretary of the Republican
national committee.
Negotiations by telegraph between
the Desert Land Board and the
Northwest Townsite Company have
practically assured that company that
it can take over the Paisley project
of 12 000 acres, the contract for
which, to the Portland Irrigation Com
pany, as cancelled some time ago.
The report of the Oregon & Wash
ington Railroad received by the
sta'e railroad commission showed op
era! ng revenues amounting to J'J.:3.
72.") ar.3 operating expenses of ;.72,
412. With othtr deductions the net
operating revenue was shown to be
$16.1,313. The net operating income
was Jo40,109.
The Cost of Living
will not lt so hlh when tou gvt th
hfthlt ot Inlying all your urocerl
Iront ua. We entry only the iuirvt
anil tMut irrailea -t h Lit., I iku .i
critical tim-ra of gnn-erlee lwaa
wui. nave Mil the ntftiHlnnl
KhmU antl our price are iiuMt mode
rte. But the quality l th one
point that we IukIhi on nioet. Your
bakot of tJruet.rt.. I,.,.rifr i...
enrrte Mtlefactlou.
The Cash Grocery
Geo. Whitei. Prop.
Prbeville--Redmond--Sisters Stage Line
Matt Kulesch, Proprietor.
Passenger Fare to Redmond. $1.50. Express from Red
mond to Prineville, one-half cent per pound for over 50
pounds. Small packages of less than 50 pounds. 25c.
Leaves Prineville for Redmond Daily. Office at the
Pioneer Cream Company.
S. R. COOPER, Agent
Selling Out
At Reduced Prices
Stock consists of Blankets, Comforts,
Pillows, Pillowcases, Sheets, Etc.,
Trunks, Suitcases, Hand-bags, and
House Furnishings of all kinds, sold
at prices that will save you money.
J. F. MORRIS
While Looking for Xmas Presents
Call in and look our stock over. We can
supply you with anything in our line. A
good many customers have left our store
satisfied.
City orders given prompt
! Prineville Furniture Exchange
I Charles F. Condart, Prop.
1 SUCCESSOR TO STORDAHL & CONDART.
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Sold By
SHvertcoth & Browder
and Bend, Oregon
tProftssfctial Cards,
Dr. Howard (Jove
Dentist
Room 14 and IS Adamsoa Building.
T. L. J. DUFFY
Attorney' -t-Law
(Huwaaor to W, A. Bell)
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t Jf. Summitry
PAjffi'mm mmm4 Surf urn
Caltt rrtrnH, r mtfAl
Am mmmmm as 0aMa'a
BaTfeMa Ja
N. V. Sanborn
Attnrney-at-l.nw
Atlnmaou block rrlnevllle
Qt C. SSrix
Orfm
W. MYERS
(). C. YOUNG
Prai-ilre tn all rt.iirt.. CrUt aiirnilon to
aaur llctiu. Iiuli..u ami i ilmlual UvU-uica.
Dr. John Iluback,
Ik I'urihu hi ot tin- rinltitti.
All MirKU4il Wurk at KrtuKiuaM)
HmiUo SubUt.
Prinvvill. Or.
W. A. 1H-LL
FRANK MENLFEE
The Dallra
Oreiji in :
Ot'Cl'l.lHTH
Cftslknap 6t d wards
(County I'hyticlan.)
P. CUUH,
Prt ill;
ftvA A. Kite, C, K.
CutiDty Survt jur,
J. B. ScTillo. Jr., E II
Deputy Co. Hurvryor
Rice & Neville
Civil Engineer...
(icnori.1 KiiKinocrtiijr. I'ijrviu., (KttMi?
jCmwyr
tirttl, iPrinmmilU, Ortf mm.
Cslu A!wtsii Paonm.r luv o Niarr
urru-s out tMoa hoith or Auaaaon'i
Ksu ims. Both oflli-a aa iwl
deno tlepbouoa.
Orfm
Dr. J. Tregellcs Fox
M. K. C. 8. Enir: and L. H. A. Und.m;
Lirancrr Orviron Hiat Xlcilii al Hoard.
Kprtialist in HurKry; llvnirne; All-
nienUrV Canal; aronwn anil nhllilrco'.
di.KaMs.
Attanilsnr at offirc. Main 8t.. Prlne-
vl If, daily It to 3. Tel. l'ioneer l'i7.
Comultation Free.
Huun S to I
R. D. Ketchum, M. T. D., D. C
Acute Riiil chronic cIIwhwh trviiU'd
nucccKufiilly by purely
driiKlenB tnetliod
Roasts 16-17 Aoasiso Bldg. Calls Bad
G. A. McFAULANK
Lawyer
I'rai-tice in all court snd U. 8. latntl
Oflice.
Redmond, Oregon
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorney-ut-Law.
Olllce In M. It. IllifgH' ollice.
rHl.NKMI.I.K, OltlKiON,
Huntington & Wilson
Attorney
Or The ralle, lluivo 'Hwiud offices In
Portland, Oregon, Rooms 805-807
Lewis Building.
Rllstnea fcent to lliem from I'riMik rvunty
IhniuiEti 1lielroltli-e In The Uitlli-a or dhWl
lo their t'orllaml Httdi-eKK will ri-eolve prulupl
atleulton. Portland Pliune, Main oiSa,
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Dr. Charles MacFnddcn
Osteopathic Physician
ttveenl. tUelettii anil Natural Tharapaulle 1
Mnliijrl. I liniulv piaraara a "pwlaltjr
Office Over Morris Furniture Store,
Crttk Ctumtjf jflstrmtt C:
AlmraoU ot tit la in til land slid
low luU In Crow county.
I. r. Wjlee. Secretin. PrlattUU. Owe t
F. K. Fremont
Architect and Designer.
I.al niaahooa in buiMlitf Htn.irm'Mn, interior
arraugauienia and deeoraliuh.
Ueaduartera at ors"i Motel.
Prineville, ... Or ion.
HAVE YOU
Filed your Deed? Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
Ortnltilyrverroti lias an alxtract now.
I to vou know wnvre your corner are.
Weil, No, Not esactly.
Brewster Engineering Company,
rrineville, llrviron, lll locate tlieiu lor
vou an.l itiinrante the work. Survey
ing, I'luttlng, Irrigation Kngiiioerlug.
Tliune I'lonwr 2W.
D. H. PEOPLES
Gvil and Irrigation Engineer.
Irrigation, Sulxliviuion. LahJ
Surveying, Mapping,
Estimating,
Office next door to Lyric Therter
Notice I or rublkiition.
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iiNttllitt til ut thf Ihit'tiitr,
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Nti-inipr 'th, lull,
Notltf I- tit'lft-r t'Vcn lltl, (lirr. lr.1 ty
llif i'iniiiiUiiiin r ! i urrnl ltu I'ltliv
Minli-r iinivlfttt'ito of A'l t (iMgi.n Hiiuvitt
Jtlnr J.. lki UNIala : . u will ..rt
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tl . rllH itdi.l nn lv Im-4 to tiif lit. u rlriium
All 1H'MI rlstltllllltt mlVr.tWlr till ttlrlV
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Noticsof Appiiiiitmaitt of AJmlnl.
ttulor uaj to CrcJiMin,
n'iipt nrn-i vvi-n llml lit. un,lrrtsiil
hn 1m-4mi, hy lh-o,tititv eiMirl ut Hit. HUtrot
einsiiii r,r t'na wiumy, duly alti.luu-tt ail.
uilnialntlor of -tp "I Mnfu f, t, y.
tinliU. 11,-,-aM-tt aint alt lN-rni bavins
l-laWuk Httltit al(l tlale an-lirrl,v rt-,ultrt
Ui in,-iil Hit- tulli. illilv Vf fin, it to aalil a.
iiilliUtrMtor at thr law orti.v ,,r M K. ItrlnN,
III I rlliovllle, I '!.-.. !. vllliln ! nmnllia
rmm Ilia luU uf llie Inl ul.U,-l. n ( una
nutn-a
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lIKnttHK W. Nolll.K.
AttlillllUtfatiir or the aalalr tit
Maria '- Itpyuunia. diraaaHl,
Kotict for iHibliYulioa.
lrrtrHv ut of thf litter lor,
V. H. Laj.ua OttllV Al Tl. iNellt , Orrh(
, , Ni.vt-niU-r tih, i''t.
Nnilr HrrtY !t'n thni .r.ntfvv MiMirn
r rr.ni-vl.ir. Or. f..n wh.t, ..t April vf'lll, IVIII,
- mil l(Mtnii'i N.i. fur v'v w', tiit
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f tlili-nltoii In umkn fttiitl rotiiiiiulHlloii
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! I'liiiinptil UNilu-HH wtM'.ci: Mrr 'ruW
mill. 4irir a. i.tiitf. AlVlli Ifrkiin, f J
Wurlli T. t't'ril, Mlluf rrlnrvlllr .On Km.
Nutic Ur Puhllcstiin.
rwpurtmcni ot thr tmrrlnr
('. H. Uiul Ultl.ti at Ih- lwlla. nr., on
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Nollia If hrrdr civil that
IVili t tl. Nau-lila.
nt I'tlnrvtllp. lin-aitii. alio. n a
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Inn IS aoulh mitti ill ral, u lllaiii.-'u M..
rlillan, ha II I, -.1 ii.illi-a. ul liilrnlloii to maka
. fllial coiiiniillallou tiro.J. lo raiattiui, ...
th lauil aliovn il.-ai tiIk-.i l,,r,. H.mn
Hroii,coiiuly.lfrk l hla uftli-a, at I'rlnavllla
Ori-ROti, on tll Iwih llay ol lH- i-iiiIkt, Itflt.
t'laltuattt nattm aa alln,-ai-a: Jiiliii N
Jturnrll. curi lain, A. t un Mutter. Khlianl
ClmtttT, all ul l'rlnvllli (lr, ..n.
"6u 0. tt . XtlHlHK, Rmlalar,
Not lea (or Publicntlon.
Ivpartmnt nf th Intfrior,
U- H. Land Oftta Ml Tlta I lallra, Oregon,
NiiTrnilr atlli. lull.
Nollw la hrrrliy lvan that Karl )lilm uf
Prlni-vllla, lln who on m-c-mlwr fflrit.
1WW, matlti Ilc.iiimlraa No. IB7T0, ft,r .i, nwi:
n'a aw't, nw1, sp',, iw1. na1, an-llon SI,
town. hip IS amilh. rana IS faat. ttnian)itl
Meridian, haa HIM nollra ur Inti-nlton lo
makt' nnal oummuutton pr.H,r, to wtlalillah
claim lo !ha land aUivo itt-ai.rttM.d. la-rura
Tlniothv K.J. DutTv. U. 8. I'omnilaiilonar, at
hi offlcr, at Prlnrvlllv, ln-ton, uu Itio lh
dv of January. Il.
('lallimnf Hallux aa wllnraara: Rli-hard M
Pnwvll. Kilaanl A. H. xfl.llalw, Knd Hluartl
John 1-ri-iii li, allot I'rln. vlilo. Orraon.
ll C. W. MiKiltK, lU-cl.ter.
Nutic for I'uhilciitliin.
laolatml Trai-t-Puhllo land Hale
lMmrliin.nl ot 1 1 Interior,
U.S. tjind (Jltloe at Tha llalli-a. On-.m,
, Novi'inlar lilth, IMll,
Nntlorlatiarilivlvin llml. aa rtlnftr.l hr
thr I uinnilliini.r ur Ihr (li-naral 1 .11 n.i iirflw,
under Jirovl.lonaof Aol of t'otmn-aa aiprnvid
Juna 'J!, lUimiH4 8lal.,,M7, will Liter al
puhlln aale. In li lililiet lildiler, al :0
11 l el.a-k a. in., on llta l.nh day of January,
MIJ, at Uila om.w, th fullowlug-di-aitrllwd
and: an',, nw'i ,', aiviiou 3J, townahln
lA auuth. t-aine liint.i, and w, nw1, w-ctluu
. tuwnahlp 1 auuili, ranso li raal, . M,
No WI1-1.
Any peraona rlalailn a.lveraely thaalmvi.
draerllird land am iulvl. il umia ihelr rlaluia
or nhli-ellona. on Ol la'furu Ilia Ulna deals
lialed fur anle.
11-P C, W. MlMIKK. Res-later.
Give us your order for
CORDWOOD
Juniper or Pine, large or
small quantities.
DILLON'S YARD
Opposite Post Office.
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