HICO TO RETURN
' TO D!ATHETHODS
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i.'f iclal Policy Is Decided on.
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ana Aguaiors wn do run
Ished Sw.ftly.
Mexlra City. Without blare of
untpot mid wti limit otririut nrorlutn-
mm lti federal Kururiiliii'iit i)rlinii
ii employ lti drastic methods of
l In rcslorltlK peace. Immediate
I ttni or tli new itl Ic y will bo
!i imlliin a only apprlsal of it.
Till Is til subtniie uf statement
If a cabinet minister, flwlft punish
ment In tn be tin- portion uf till nxl
I ii ' iiih ho run be reached, whether
of nun or pencil. A few newspaper
writers will Im deported, It I wild,
under thnl provlsluu of tho cottstllu
II, .n which nrovldea fur tliu expulsion
of undesirables. 1'ubllc intrudes n ml
street orul liiiia are to ti prohibited
In cases where tha purpose I In any
luntiner couueclod Willi the political
flairs.
H I'nso, Ten Junrt-s In msuln under
control of lite Madera o eminent
mid the .Harrison Hint mutinied bus
xq sent to Chlhtinhun. Th tangled
affairs of the Me.u-nn city were
atriilithtenod out by General I'nseual
Oroeo u'li r hnlf duy negotiations.
Witahltitftnn. To meet ny tin-t-Renty
that winy srlne In connection
with lln unsettled condition In uorth-
n ll..i.-A f!niml I jinnuhl A. Wood.
;. l,ur i,l .Ii. IT at lhe l'lillfll BltttcS
army, hn Issued orders to command
er of ntvtrnl army post In various
jrnrt of lbs country to hold their
troop In readiness for duty along
the border. I
rjLWS FROM OUR
tJATIOHAL CAPITAL
Iron and Steel Tariff Goes to
Ccn:!o Comml.toa on
Finance.
Three 01 When lc Bridge Qronki,
NliiKiir Full The ureal lr bridge
thut hu choked the river chattm-l
eteen the cataract and the uter
si col arch bridge below tha full for
the pimt three weeks, broke from
lt shoring nnd weul toward the river,
Inking with It to their demit man
Mini woman wild to he Mr. and Mr.
FldrldK Btnnton. c.f Toronto. Canada,
hikI llurrell lleacoik, 17 yenr old, of
Cle.elmid, 0.
TO ESTABLISH REPUBLIC
Chinese Premier I Ordered to Co
operate With South.
I'ekln. The emi.re downirer hn
Issued iin edict Instrtirtliiii Premier
Yuitu 8lil Kill to establish a republic
In cooperation with the southern re
inihlli tins. The edict ha not yet been
liulillehml and It Is expected thut It
will be kent more or le aecret n
fur n the nuhllc U concerned until
arrangement In the south have been
cunitiloicd. '
V-j.m la now eadctivorlt'K to per
suade the Nankins government to
hand over the control of affair to
enable htm to curry on the luhnlnla
irntlon of tlio whole empire until the
national convention appoint a per
manent government nnd adopts a cou
tltutlon. ,
La" Folletta Suffer Breakdown.
Washington. Buffering from a serl
on nervous breakdow n resulting from
overwork and the Incidental worry to
the Illness of his 12-yonr old daughter,
Mary, Senattir Robert M. Ia Follotto
has cancelled nil his Immeillnte en
gugLinieiila. Hy order of his doctor
he will take a complete rest for the
next three weeks nt least.
4 FILMS STIR fc.ORV.ONS
Govarnor Rejects Proposal to Buy
r'i Copyrights,
I f - Salt Lake City. Moving picture
f I films lllustrullni? atorles In which tha
Mormons ure prenented In an objec
f tlonuhle way lmvo bi-otiMcd tlie Ire of
t ' Governor Spry nud he has bosun a
crurnde iiKiilnst thulr exhllilllon. l'ro
' ; poials linvo boon tiiudo to hint, tho
, ; Kovomor doclnres, Hint tha ututo of
L'tnh procure tlio suppression of cer-
X lain tllms hy the uurchuse of the. films
and coyrlhts. In a telegraphic reply
to one of these proposals tho governor
euld:
"I will never consent to Utah or
any Institution or person paying tnon-
ey to suppress theso slanderous films.
Once the stute begun buying those ob
jectionable pictures thore would be
: no end to the culls for money to sup
preHS thorn."
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Conner Jury Unable to Agree.
Los Angeles. The jury in the case
of Bert II. Connors, accusod of hav
ing attempted to destroy the Hull of
Itocords with dynamite, reported to
Judge Willis that It was unnblo to
syree nnd was discharged. It stood
10 to 2 for acquittal.
Manila Bend Delegate.
Manila. Tho Republican territorial
invention htiH elected two delegates
to the national convention who were
instructed for President Tn'rt. The
platform Indorses tlio administration
.of President Tuft. It urge free trade
between the Unltod Suites and the
rhlHpplues. .. j
V.'.tMiington, r. C Th senate com
li!il on nuance bitun henrlni:
VuuMliiy on the houne bill revising
ilm Iidii and steel tiirlil. Mi'inher
of tho cuhimlltee generally express
I m belief thut the lieiirliiK would be
ti.iulileleil within two or three week.
1 i.u roiiiiiii'le now consist of
t';,'.t ri Kulur Ui piihllcnns, six Deino
cr. ts nnd Helmtor la Kollette, "pro
ri.i.lv" ;epiiblli:sn, milking 15 mem
lii r.4. Kv.-ti If I, Kollette should unite
tailh IliM I letllU'riil Ir Im.mltni-M In Millk
port uf the bill, the rt-gulur ltepubll-1
can on the committee would outvote
the combination unh-wt the senate
should adopt the Newluud resolution
providing for the udilUlun of on
riemocrnt and one "progressive" He
liubllean to thl commltte. Bom of
the regulnr Keuubllcani expres up
prehension that thl course might b
pursued.
Hous Fight Over Ruli.
A lively nplit over the rules took
plnee In the house and resulted In the
adoption of an amendment offered by
vole of lit) to 100. erter heated com
lurlson of "Uuderwoodlum" with
Itepreseuiiiilv lleury. of Texas, by a
"fiinnonlsm" and "lleedlsm" bud been
passed between leaders ou both aides.
Th silriem of Uepllbllcuu Leader
Muno lit tying up th Democratic
bouse through the manipulation of the
now "discharge calendar." which was
part of the reform programme adopted
In the lust congress, resulted lu the
presentation of the amendment by
Chulrmun lleury, of '.he rule committee.
It I nronosed to chnuge the rule
adopted last year. The present opera
tion of the rul to dlacharg commit
tees. Jjistesd of operating to prevent
the "kllltng" of bills In committee,
has resulted In a congestion of busi
ness on th o-callod "discharge days."
Investigate High Cett of Living.
In a brief message. President Tuft
urged an International conference to
discuss the high cost of living and
obtuln Information on bow it may be
reduced. The president deems the
high and speedily increasing cost of
living "worthy of an International
conference." and adds:
"There Is no doubt that a commis
sion could be appointed of such un
prejudiced and Impartial persona, ex
pert In investigation of ecouomic
facts, ttat a great deal of very valu
able light could be shed upon the rea
son for the high price that hnv so
distressed the people of the world.
"Those who have conducted Inves
tigations have found that the phenom
enon of rising price is almost, If not
quite, general throughout the world;
but they are baffled In the attempt to
trace the causes,"
Mllltla la Criticised. ,
Serious concern In the war depart
ment over the scarctty of cavalry and
field artillery organliatlons In the Na
ttoiittl Ouitrd bus led to a formal an
nouncement that It is the policy of the
deonrtment to encourage these
brunches, and that unallotted funds
from federal mllltla maintenance ap
ornnrlatlons will be used for that pur
pose. The stute soldiery 1 top heavy
with Infantry.
The attention of the department has
been directed ulso to the fact that
mur - tie infantry r,;,;!menia are
imi i...iv recruited. Consequently the
mllltla dlvlslou has Issued a clrculur
bullulin warning state authorities
aiiulnst authorising any additional in
fantry regiments until those already
in existence are complete as to organ
isation, anus nnd equipment.
National Capital Brevities.
The pension bill, carrying Jl!i2,"59,-
000 and providing pensions for more
thnn 800,000 veterans of the Mexican
nnd Civil wain, passed tho houne. The
vote was 1145 to U3.
Official Indorsement to the nations
of the world of the San Francisco
P;;nama'i'aclllc exposition .vas given
by President Tnft, who signed a pro
clamation inviting exhibits from all
the world for the big 1915 fair.
At a meeting of the house public
lands committee Secretary Fisher ex
pressed disapproval of the Bovuh-
Jones bill, providing for a three-year
homestead period and granting six
months' leave of absence In oath
year of that porlod to entrymon desir
ing it.
The senate passed the Borah bill
authorising the creation of a bureau
In the department of comnierco nnd
labor for the collection of Information
pertaining to the welfare of children
and child life. Tho bill prohibits the
Invasion of prlvato residences in quest
of Information.
A bill Introduced by Representative
Norris of Nebraska propor-a a 19
year term for the postmauler general,
tho elimination of th entire pcr.t
office department from politics, aatl
the nrrolulment of all postmasters
by the head of the department Instead
of by tho president.
EDWIN HAWtEY
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Edwin Hewley, th noted rallrod
mn, llktned by many to E. H. Hf
rlmn, wlo died uddnly In New
York.
NAME WOMEN ASSESSORS
8pokan Official Aim to Qt Lvy
on Fenilnln Adornments.
Bnokane. Wash. Seven women will
be appointed deputlc by Glenn K.
Crelthton. assessor of Spokane coun
ty, and he expecU these assistants to
muke a cleanup of property hitherto
unrevealed. He ees no reason why.
when there are women Jurors, ball
IPs, policemen and clerk, there
should not be women assessors and
will assign them to the sections where
the liiore wealthy live, so they can get
on the taxrolht at proper valuation
the diamonds snd other Jewelry, luces,
nigs and txper.slv frippery ot their
alstirs.
A Rivrl in ihp Vmnrl ic
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Worth
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Two m the
You can't keep waiting if you are going to secure
an overcoat of really clever style. You must re
member this: An overcoat on your back right now,
is worth two that you might expect to own later. It
is the early purchaser who invariably secures the
smartest style and most fascinating fabric. When
you p.:. chase early you have a score of shades, colors and patterns to select fiom
you have many different models to choose from you have everything necessary to
the securing of garments which will prove an excellent purchase. Come while the
season's young.
Our excellent assemblage of BRANDEGEE, K1NCAID & CO. MODELS
J.llrrl.t rn Vialt our nvrmat dTartmpnt while Dossibilities for a wide choice
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are greatest.
Clifton & Cornett
AT THE OLD BRICK STORE.
Citlscr Tlcktt Propowd In Mllwauk
Milwaukee. Wla. Plan have been
completed for the first cltlxens' ticket
In the history of Milwaukee politlcj.
the occasion being the decision of
Iivmocrals and Republican to com
bine tn an effort In wbuuthey believe
1 for the public good, to place In the
field a nonpartisan ticket that will
rid the city of the present Socialist
administration.
Wcman I Victim of Infernal Machln.
New York Mrs. Howard Walker.
wife of a traveling snlennan, living
t K'3 West Seventy-seventh street,
;i ,.r her stsse name of Grace TBylor.
a hilled In her apartment by on
Infernal machine handed to her ot the
door but a moment before by a uni
formed messenger or delivery boy.
$14,000 Judgment Sticks.
Olympln, Wash. The Judgment of
the Pierce county superior court
awarding Thomas A. Lynch, of Ta-
coma. JU.000 for Injuries sustained
In r. collision on the Northern Pacific
road, wns iiialslned by the supreme
court.
DR. HAZZARB GUiLTY
OF MANSLAUGHTER
Seattle. Mm. Linda Durfleld Hal
s:rd. the Seatllo "starvation doctor
was found guilty of manslaughter by
a Jury In the Kitsap county court at
Port Orchard for having caused the
itinith bv starvation of Mikj Claire
Williamson, an English helrcus who
underwent Mru. HaKurds lusting
treatment.
Mrs. Linda Burlleld Haszurd wea
Hi-routed August 5, 1911. ou a chartje
of murder tn the first degree, on an
Information filed in Kttip county, the
complaining witness being MiJS Doro
thea Vllllr.iiisTO.
The Williamsons were EnsUsh wom
en ot means who were on a tour
around the world and who consulted
Mrs. lluzznrd concerning tholr health.
Mrs. lluizurd soon hud both the worn
on In her starvation, sanitarium at
Ohilla. where, on a diet of orange
Juice and usparar,ug broth, Claire died
May 9, 1911, nnd Dorothoa was wasieu
to a skeleton.
Appliulinl far Cii Ptnsiti.
viiTirt-u l.,.r..l.v irlvpn tlint all
nipllcHtliii for MTiiilts to untie
i-Httle, liori- nnil sbeeii within the
I MPtil A NATIONAL, rWfcsi-aur-ItiK
the w-itHiiil nt 1111-', must lie ttletl
in mv nUti-e nt Itowliuru, Oregon, on
or lM-fore March 1.1. P'12. t nil inior-
matloii In regaril to tne erazni iee
to be cluirge.l nnil ldnk form to lie
iiwrt In niHkliitf apiillcatious, will be
fup-islieil lipon ri'iii't.
21 St K. C. UAUTltl il, Supervisor.
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Citation.
Tn tl mnntv r.lllrt of the Stat of
Oregon. Inr the county ol Crook.
In the matter ol tne estate oi nicnara
it...... Miui...i
To 'E. A. ItusM-tt, dniinietrstor ol the
estate ol Iticliaru jieyer, urceinBu,
ami to all tne ueir i isw, iiuu ui
unknown, of the said Richard Meyer,
deceased.Wreeling:
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You are hereby cited and required to
- .!n tl.u i-iiiuilv rnnrf nf the state
ol Oregon, for the county nl Crook at
the court room inereoi, i rnunun, m
I Prrwr,lr ntl Mondltr. tllB
Ithday of March, P.12, at 10 o'clock in
the lorenoon ol tnai oay, ciien mu
there to show cause, u any mere uc,
..I... .i.A r.,ilnu-ii,ut dMpritwil n-al nroo-
ert'y, lielonging to the estate of said
Richard Meyer, deceased, to-wii: ine
nnrihi-KHt nuarter of the northeast
quarter ol section 33, in township 15
soutli oi range n earn oi me " iiramn
Meridian in Crook county, state of Ore
gon, and containing 40 acres, should
uot lie sold to pay the excneet ol ad
ministration, and claims sgainst said
estate aud suelr costs and legal charges
as niav accrue.
Thiscitation i published in tbeCrook
Countv Journal lor six full weeks by
order of the Hon, U. C. Kl is, judge ol
the county court of the Btate ol Oregon
lor iroos cnuuiY.
Witness, the Hon. H. C Ellis, ud(te
of the county court ol the state ol Ore
Hon, for the county of Crook, with the
seal ol ssnt conn amxea mis inn uy
January , 11112.
Attest: YYAKUKN unows, viora.
Hy A. W. Battle", Deputy.
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Of PriEevll Oregon
At die doM of basiaew June 7, 1911
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Loans and DlacoonU 3MT5 03
Untied Btate Bonds U.W0 00
BanktremlMaMtc W.M0 12
Cub Due from bank 210,W4 04
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capital mock, paid tn t SO.000 0
Burplos fnnd, earad SHIUO 00
Undivided proflia, earned J7.T24 5
Circulation S.60
Deposit .
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THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat Track prices: Club, 87c;
bluestem. 89c; red Russian, 85c,
Barley Feed, $40 per ton.
Oats No. 1 white, Vl per ton.
Hay Timothy, valley, alfalfa,
Butter Creamery, S3c.
, Eggs Ranch, 31c.
' Hops 1911 crop, 43c; 1910, nomi
nal; coutsacts, 27c.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 9t18c;
Willamette Valley, 15017c.
Mohair 37c.
Seattle.
Wheat Bluesttem, 8Sc; club,
red Russian, 84c.
' Barley $40 per ton.
Oats $30 per ton.
Butter Creamery, 37c.
Eggs 31c.
Hay Timothy, $1$ per ton.
Soc;
n Benjamin
Franklin's
time
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ilcibs for medicinc.good
a JxiA fV,JnTipr1 hnmr-madc
It !.). m'dies of roots.herbs.
Jad riiirksPeoplc were hale
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1 1 ahd Hearty then lust as those
afeowho u?e BLISS
M AT I ViF. HERBS the old
T-if vr . . . i
fitime.herbal remedy SI
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If USE IT FOR
V"r The blood
Kidney trouble
Liver disorder
Rheumatism
Constipation
Indigestion
Catarrh
Malaria
200 uncoatcd tablets 1.00
Money back if not satisfied
ASK THE BLISS AGENT.
Raymond Calavan, Prineville, Or
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Notice for Publication.
noimi'lim'iit of the Interior,
U S. Lailit Oltluc t The Dulles, OreRon.
Jaiuuirv '27lll. l!l-J.
Notice is lierehv siveii thut Curl M. l-iirson,
rtf Priniivllle. Oreuoll. wlioolt AllUllst litlt, Ul,
niiule liomest.iml, Nn. 0Wi, ter in' m-etlun -iS,
tnwiisliif 1" mml h, range la e, i.uimeiie
MerMiim, hus ttleil lintleo ot lntelitl.in to
miiko timll eoiiiiniitiitlon vi'i 10 il'l's"
elnim lo the tuiut nhovn il.serilieij, betoru
Warren Hrowil, County Clerk, nt bis office, til
Prineville. Oregon-ou the Mil day of Murcli,
una.
dlnlmant nninwsK wttncMM! .
Knink I). Kmiwlten, SHinuel H. Kill, r.rnesl
O. Kimraell, I.osjiiu C. Mel'lierMin, all of I'rine
villa. Olegotl. C. W. MOOK h,
a.lp Uegibter.
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you will find our Legs of Mutton and Lamb delicioualy tender,
juicy and finely flavored. All our nieata are praised because of
their superior -quality. A test is to make a regular customer of
a first buyer. Whether you want chops, steaks or a joint of any
kind you will find you are getting the best value by buying here.
Also we nave me cnoicesi uouivry.
f .fv Meat Market
Notice of Sale.
Intheeomityoourtof tho sute ot Oregon tor
Waseoeounty. , , ,
In the manor of tha estate ot Louts Martin.
Notice is herebv atven that under ami by
virtue of an onter of the eoiiuty court of the
slate of oieaon for Wasco enmity, made aiul
eiuercit on February .Mh. im. theunilerslKileil,
as ailiiiimslrator ol Hie esiaie in iamus i.,
i ...m I'...... ....I .Ii.., t in -.ith ilav ol 1
March isltj, sell at private sale, tho following ,
icswiheit real property, beleaglug to said u-1
late, liMvli: , , ,.,,,,,!
t.ois live I. 'I anu .-i cv oi... .... -- -
one-liiill inlercst in lot (our (t), all in block
iwii ('I) of Ncwsinn's lift'i addition to Una city
ol l'niieviUo, CriHik countv, orcgim.
Snidsale will be made lor canh m band, and
bids for the sumo ulv be addressed lo tlie
iniilcrsiitneil, at No. -116 West Third Strcot, The
)clle. On-con.
Kated Vebniary oth, lata.
iU3-7 O.U bcujuDi, Administrator.
Order Settinj Tine for Heanaf tie Fiaal
Aceoantinf.
In the Comity Court of the State of Oregon,
for Crook eounty.
In the matter of the estate of John Sisemore,
deceased.
This matter coining on to be heard this flth
day of tVbruarv, tyu, tipou the application of
o. Sisemore," the administrator of the estate
ot .Tolin sisemore, deceased, for an order
setting time for hearing and settling his linat
accounting of his administration of said estate;
And it apiieariliK to the e.mrt that said ad-
. ;i ...... ' k. 1 .....I 111.. ...ilh liu I.lrlr
llllllisimior tins uimts nun nil" ...i.. ..."
of this court his tinal accounting of his ad
ministration of said estate, duly verltied by his
own oath, it is ordered bv the court that Mou.
dav. the 1st day oi April V.H2. at 10 o'clock . m.
at "the eonntv court room in Prineville, Oregon,
be ami the same is set by the court as the time
and place for hearing ami settling said float
accounting. . 2-8 is 11, 0. Ellis, Judge