NATIONAL RAGE !
FOR GOOD ROADS1
State Aroused to trie Ben-!
FVPrV NTilTr? irfllKPfl Id IDS KP1.
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j etits ol Improved Highways. :
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$140,509,000 TO BE SPENT,!
Rtcant Good Road Laws Are Making
ths Future Look Bright For Thu
Country In th. Way of Good Tran.-
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Than Any Othar Stat.
One million dollars a day Is the rec
ord that will be established throughout
the Cnited States as the expenditure
for improving and malntalutng public
roads. Never before in the history of
the country has there been such Inter
est in the improvement of highways,
and, with the legislatures of the states
.r,nmnriHn. mllllnn. nf rl.,11.,, r.
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wis purpose, me gooo roaus movement
nas receiver its greatest impetus since
tna foundation of the republic.
The money that will be expended on
the roads of this country during the
(text six months will be more than
ever before in the same period of time.
In 1901 the total expenditure for the
construction and maintenance of roads
and bridges In the United States
amounted to about $50,000,000. but the
expenditure for this purpose in 1011
will aggregate about $140,500,000. Ex
clusive of Sundays and legal holidays.
SOW THB FASHES OSTS TO TOWS OS A
UOOD UOAD.
the outlay for roads will amount to
$1,000,000 a day during the present
road building season.
"The prospect for a complete system
of public roads throughout the Cnited
States is better now than ever before
In the history of the country, aud a
uniformity of recent good road laws
gives promise that this country will
eventually take its place with Fniuce
In having the most sensible system of
Toad supervision and maintenance,"
says L. W. Page, director of the office
of public roads.
In California the state has issued
$18,000,000 in bonds with which to
build a system of state highways. This
worn will i.eirm during the present ;
season. In the state of Connecticut ,
a eft
uuoui i.-.j.,uju win be expended this burled so their tops are about six inch
year out of the state treasury for trunk 'es below the surface of the ground.
tttA S,:''! aid r"a,ls 0f xhv I This muffler wUI stop the noise entire
000.000 bond issue recently authorized ana oa account of ,u 8ize ,t ,
in h? I'," Ver 1---"'K' ,"'ul "tlnot reduce the power of the engine,
available this year for trunk line and !.hirh fho .mn,Ul. ,, .....a
state aid roads, llassnctiuseits will
expend from state revenues over $1,
000.000 for the construction aud main
tenance of state roads.
It Is expected that at least $3,000,000
W1U be expended on state sid roads
and on trunk line systems iu the state
of New York In addition to $7,000,000
already raised by local taxation. More
IBB KISD OF FKOUKUiS OS A BAD KOAD
money Is being devoted to road Im
provement In New York than In any
other state In the Union, and the per
centage of improved roads In tlint
state has increased from 7.0 per cent
In 1004 to 00 per cent iu 10O0.
Over $2,000,000 Is available In North
Carolina from bond issues in the vari
ous counties for road improvement
this year, and the legislature has au
thorized the construction of a ro:id
from the Atlantic ocean to the Tonnes
see line, a distance of 425 miles.
In 1910 thirty counties In Ohio voted
12500,000 in bonds to lie expended
bis year. Ohio will also expend aliotit
$500,000 from state revenues for road
Improvement. In Pennsylvania the
state aid appropriation will probably
amount to over $1.0o,000. and a $:,0,
000,000 bond Issue is being considered.
Various counties In Tennessee will ex
Jend $1.510.000 from bond Issues
ver $1,500,000 will be expended from
Iwnd Issues in various counties in Tex
as. In Virginia $2,500,000 tins been
authorized by various counties to be
expended this year, while over. $250,
000 has been appropriated in the state
of Wisconsin In accordance with the
tate aid system.
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THE ORIGIN OF ROCKS.
How Gaologitta Divide tha Thraa 0n
ral Clam.
Tha swiloirtst divide rocka Into
thtva enteral classes- iemvus rocks.
originating from th molten magma
forced upward from the bowela of the
earth. BUt'h aa f-ratill,. anil tin. rupUn
1bv,,s; sedimentary rock, consisting ol
; disintegrated imrtlclea of th. Iimeon.
rocks which bavi tieeu reformed Into
rocka thcuiaelves, auch as mindstone.
and metatnorphtr rucks, consisting of
Utucoua or acdiuieutary rocks whoa
composition lias been greatly chunked
ly Intense heut, chemical action
other causes as, fur Instance-, a Uuia-
: atone that has been changed to mar
i Sedimentary rocks, as stilted In the
i SwJl'c "tl!, of ,ne l'uil" Stu,w'
Ecological surrey, are usually made
: III) nr Inl-itN atr Inula .rlil.-,, .,,
easily separated. 1 hose layers are
railed strata, and rocks deposited
such layers are termed stratllled. The
surface of the earth is uot Immovable.
. Qver wU, Ums ,. , , .
or sink, wl,0 refereure to the sea. aud
shore lines are thereby changed. As a
j result of upward movement marine
sedimentary rocks uiuy become part
j of ,oe land- ud most of our l"d
" re- ,U ,act- """P1"1 b rocks
originally deposited as sediments In
i gt,a
Sandstone Is perhaps the simplest
example of a sedimentary rock. Obvl
, ously saudstone was once sand, and
Plln cl Rraln of sand was once a
part of some older rock. This sand
was Qrst eroded and then deposited
and either subjected to great pressure
by overlying masses perhaps thou
sands of feet thick or cemented to
gether by chemical solutions. Where
the stone was formed by simple pres
sure it contains a large proportion of
open spaces and thus becomes an ideal
water bearer. Some sandstones will
carry as much as alx quarts of water
to the cubic foot of stone. In other
varieties the Interstices may have been
lied with cementing material so that
the rock may be for sll practical pur
poses almost as dense as graulte.
GAS ENGINE MUFFLER.
Simple Davie For Deadening Noiso of
Exhaust.
Many farmers and mechanics have
: gasoline engines which are objection-
j able on account of the noise from the
1 exhaust This noise may be entirely
cone away with by the use of the slm
I pie muffler pictured herewith.
Two barrels are connected by a pipe
of the same size as the pipe that leads
tW?W, TOr Rsf3
rSDEItOIlOl'ND ENGINE UCFFLEIIS,
from the exhaust Four small pipes
are screwed into the top of one barrel,
and the exhaust pipe is fasteued in the
top of the other. Uoth barrels are
- - - wuv uu,c a IVUU'
ency to do.
Smoke Burning Grate,
What is hailed as a great improve-
lment In th1e construction of grates for
furnaces has been recently attained
by a Carlsbad architect Alois Siechert,
which is said to be so effective that
the poorest Bohemian coal, whieh is
a very soft lignite, may be burned with
an efficiency of a little less than 85 per
cent The grate Is entirely novel In Its
design and really consists of two grates,
one above the other. From the top
one there Issues a blast of hot air.
which beats down the smoke and soot
ifrom the fire, driving it back into the
j flames so that it is entirely consumed,
j One of these grates has been in opera-
Hon for a period of twenty-six months
I In the municipal slaughter house nt
j Carlsbad, and it Is said that there Is
jBot the slightest discoloration to te
seen Inside the chimney.
Metallized Paper.
Metallized paper Is being manufac
tured by a German process as a substi
tute for tin foil. Ordinarv naner Is
treated with a mixture of finely pow
dered metal and resin and then sub
jected to friction, with the result that
ft becomes as flexible, brilliant and
impermeable as sheets of tin foil. Wax
or an alcohol solution of gum lac may
be used Instead of the resin. In mak
ing the tin foil paper either pure tin
In a powdered state may be used or a
mixture of aluminium powder and tin.
The final polishing is done by calen
ferlng, which, hitherto always done
nth heated rollers, is accomplished In
this process by means of refrigerated
rollers.
Identifying Bullets.
In nn address to the l'aris Academy
of Sciences Professor Bulthazard con
tends that when a leaden bullet trav
erses cloth characteristic marks ore
left upon it, which are not obliterated
by the subsequent passage of the bul
let through flesh, provided that It does
not strike a bone. It Is even possible,
he claims, to identify the nature of the.
garment through which the bullet has
passed by a careful examination of
the marks on the lend.
!tofessi:,tat Cards,
Dr. Howard (love
Dentist.
Rooms 14 and IS Adaoiton Building.
T. E. J. DUFFY
Attorne-at- Law
0 tsiuv..r io w. A. Hell)
I'hiskvii.ls
Okkuh
Dr. J. Treadles Fox
M. R. v S. Kng; and I.. 8. A. I.oiuln;
.icelu-wOn giili Suite Mriilciil l,mrd.
Si.viallst in Surgerr; llvgiino; All
nienuiry Canal : wuiiitn ami -hil.lr.-i,'.
ili -teases.
nti nml irililvnea, Mlu si. I'ritrevllle, Or
&al Citato
iPrintmitlt,
Or ft
Dr. John llubnck,
m Yoifrlnrv stintwm V, 9, Army.
lr-.Hrtmftii oi iho l'titllipinit.
All SunUi Worn at Kfi-unali'.f
Hamilton Sublet.
Prinvill Or.
V. A. HFLL
Lawyer
The Dnllil
Oregon I
Cmr. S. &w4l J?. ff. SSmtJtmam
vmmr,wi t. r .
d cri.lSTS
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lJelknnn rf Ciririrrrt
VinilUfl X Wtf'MJ
ZrAjftimtmn mmd omrftmA
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(County 1 uy-ucun.)
Orotm
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Clliott,
!Pn mill; Crgm.
Friil A. Rl.-e, C. K
i. B. Neville, Jr., K. M
CotiDtr Surveyor.
Rice & Neville
CWil Engineer.
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I'ftiNKTtLM, ORBnox.
57.
C. Brink
Jt ttrt.t, Print .it,,
Ortyom.
Dr. Charles MacFadden
Oiteopathic Phyiician
IrtenlP. Illi tetlc und KHlunil Thi-nip. itlc
inpioyea. Clinmlr lllM-aHt-M a .--iMiululty
Office Over Morria Furniture Store.
Telephone: Pioneer, No. 126.
Crook County jibs tract Co,
Atatracta ot title to all land anil
town lou in Crook county.
F. Wylde, Secretary, PriaevilU, 0reaa
HAVE YOU
Filed your Deed? Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
r..nini i u. .
v.n imuiy i-mrj i,ue iiuh an auairaci now.
Ho yon know where your corners ure.
Well, No, Not exactly.
Brewster Engineering Company,
r n iirvnm. iirMiriin. will iiu-ain i rtum i..a i
you and Kiiarantee the work. Survey
ing, I'lnttlng, Irrigation Engineering.
I'hone Pioneer 204.
G. A. McFARLANF
Lawyer
Practice in all courts and U. S. Land
Office.
Redmond,
Oregon
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorney-at-Iaw,
Office In M. Ii. Dljrfa's' olllce.
ritlMCVII.I.K, OltKUdM,
SPijftioian and Juryton
Can." ANnwewtn Promptly Dat o Nioht
urrica on hook wikth or A riAHnoN't
Ubuo HTOHI. Both oflire an rcJ
dniice ttilepbunt-a,
&rin0itl0t m m
Keinforceii Coni;r(;li; HnlMing. Coinjilcle he-
J. J. liurling
Engineer
1010 CbamLcr nrcfimmorvc B'lg, l'ortlunI, (jr.
Summons.
In the Circuit Coiut of the Stnt til
oretrou fort rook county.
1. K, Slevnrt, I'lniutlff,
v.
John T. Moore ami IVIln A. Moore,
Mcminn!.
To John T. Moore nml India, A.
i Moor.-, iH'fctidmita.
Iu the nnine o( the utiitent Oregon.
. Von nrv hereby required to n'M-tir
tun! nnswer l ho compiiiiut llleil
hignlliit vuii In tlieuliove A'litltli-il
; iilt oil or liv'otv the hint ilii.v ol tile
time precrll-i In the order for the
; piililiciitloii ol thlimiiiiinoiiH, to-wlt :
mi or In-fore the 2ml day of May,
; 1"12, hiuI It you loll mo to nppetir
mid niinwcr, tor until tliereof, the
pl;iliitli1 will npply to the court fi r
' the relief dciiimnleil In lilcoiiiiliiliit,
, lii-nll: for Judgment Mgiiltml you
lor HIV with Imcnvt thereon lit the
rule o( leu rcent per milium from
1 Muy liltli, l'A for 150,00 tutorMey'M
In s mill lor the coIh mul iIIMuiik.
incut of this unit. For n decree lor
I In-mile of the Imnl ilem-rlU-d III
j thut certnln liiorlmitfe ex, rule, I by j
' you mul In fuvor of plaintiff, tinted i
jM'iyll 1'HkS mul lor the forced mure '
of hiiIiI niortKiige. 1
I i'lil n it in in mi m In tuitillalictl by 1
; order ol the lloimrnlili W, I.. Hrinl
, sliuw. Judge of the illmve cut It led
court, which order wn uuule tin I
eiitentt on the lltli ilny t Mitn-h.
1HI'.', mul the duy of the llrt pulill
cntlon of this Hiliiiiuotm la the 21 it
lav ol Miircli, 11J.
M. It Kl-UOTT,
Attorney lor t'lnlntlff.
Ntin of Oiiialilna of Ptrtaartkia,
Notice In hereby itlven to all T-
hoiim coin-erin il that the copartner-
alilp formerly rxli-ilng and eiigiigeil
: In the aawmlll builiieMH ou oon
it' reek, Crook county, ntate of (Hv
; ifon. lietweeli tl. V. U illli-nliiltg and
, II. C'. Knrrer, under the tlrm nniiie
and style ol Wulletiburit V Karrer.
haa liecn till day ilmolve-l liv
mutual coiment, H. t'. 1'arrer. ndlr-
lug. All money anil deliiH due ami
: to Im-ome due said former tlrm art1
payable to l V. Wulleiilmrit. and
all ilebta and HaliilitieM due or to lie.
! come due from mild former tlrm are
to tic puKI by lilm.
, I Signed) t). K. Wai.i.kmii nil.
II. t Kahui H.
I Ihited this loth day ol March, l'.il.'.
Notice (or I'tihliciitioii.
Vpiirllncnl of Oil- lliti-rtor, t. M. I nlul littler
i ill The luill.i Hit-noil. l,.,riii,rv .'Ml, lil'J
Notlr I lii-n-l-lf glv-n llial ttllrr KU1..II.
t 'lm. or. ,,.ii, . h... on Vuri li Jll II. Isle,
; iiiu.le luiiii'-.t.,it Ni. Civil.'-, for n1 iiw'.mihI
n i In-' i, Hf-rllnll :-i. Itwtihl, IS miiiiii, r.inai
-'i '"-i iHiinwii.. M.-riiihin. ini. HI...I ii-ii.-.. i
r liileiill.m lo inuke llnl i-.,ililiiui,ul,in
ili.-.rtu.,i. Mr,,ri- Warr.ii Hr,, h, inuutv
:t-iirk.nl liUi.mt-. at I'lim-x Hie. Ooaoii, mi
thr ,,, dT r A,,M, i
i I'iallimiit iiitiin1. an wifm-.Liwi'ti I,.
Mt, r. or liilttuu, on ifotl, Jnhit Mrtu-ki-ll. of
l,.H,l,,u, or.iriiii, Muri.iii t. laylnr, ami
l...,rvi- Itiiy, ul I'o.l. OtT;,ill. :
j it i . tt. MimiHK. K.-aMr.
Nolict to Creditors.
Notki ! h'-rrtiv nlvt'ft. t-v thf ti!ti1rrrrtn,'l.
i llr it't'iiiui ( tin- r-tititt h( Jtn'u Mi Mem,
l t i-a-. tl, to 1 eft .llt.-M l h . it-il nn i
ail ihtr-oii tmvliitf rlittiu mi; 1111 km tl t'tt" tt
fvt-m tiR-m i.itii tii i.ruj..-r ik itr to (lie I
, iitMerifctirtl t ll.t .( nf M. K. KUtoll tit'
; rrilicvillt'. Ort-Kt.n, v lllilll i tnt)ittlii ul fit
i tint. ni iuv iir.t i.m.nt nttun ol iu imtue.
f 1 till hjmltU ( K-t , I'il1.
V V I1 Halurday niiht.
' L. HhtttlfN k. V. (i.; Hurt lUirucs. -St,; uud
C. H. llnwliliUt. Tn-iw.
The Brosius Bar
Finest Brands of Wines,
Liquors and tfiRars.
LAGER BEER ON DRAUGHT
F. E. BROSIUS, Proprietor
Mi aSk jtV afk JVVW A aVA W Jk. a-
RECEPTION
Smith & Allingham, Props.
Champ Smith 'a old atand.
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
Famous Whiskies
Old Crow; Hermitage; Red
Tob Rye; Yellow Stone;
Canadian Club; Cream
Rye; James E. Pepper;
Moore's Malt.
Porter, Ale and Olympia
Draft Beer on Tap.
Imported Wines and
Liquors.
FOSTER
A Chance
To supply your table for a nice Sunday Dinnrr. All
of the Articles mentioned below arrive Fresh every few
diiys. Cauliflower, Cabbage, Leituce. Celery, Aspara
gus. Sweet Potatoes. Green Onions, Radishes, Rheubarb,
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons. Also if you wih a nice
dressed chicken, or a nice tender roast of any kind,
visit the O. K. Market.
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niilpinenl l iuiiiieti. t'n
urpanaeil Medical Klafl. Hot Lake Mineral Water Cure. KlitoniatLin,
Sluniarh, Kiilney, BIikhI and Skin Maunlem.
HOT LAKE SANATORIUM, - Hot Lake, Oregon
WALTER M. PIERCE, Pr.a. and Mr. ji-att
Low Fares West
SPRING COLONIST PERIOD
Daily March 1st to April 15th
.TO..
ALL CENTRAL
,..ON .
it i. 3 vvv ii
:""uii a -a prurn ai l nnrrny l ajar
aaiaaaa bK.ll
- FROM -
ChlciiKO $:W.OO Kt. I'nul 2-".0O
Cliiclmmtl H7.1K) KrtiiHiiH flty :T,.0ll
Mllwiiukce..... .. .'11. M timnlia J5.1KI
St. Loula... IW.IK) IIcmMoIiich 27.S5
New York... fiO.OO InilliumpuIlM 3.VIIS
Detroit - IW.OU )ii'uvcr... ; 28.00
From Other Kiiatern I'oInU lu rroportlon.
, Tell your frleniln In the KiiMt of tlilx oiiortiinlty of movltiir Went nt fmv
rnfea. Direct train aervlce via Jlurllnirtoii Hoiite, Northern i'm-lllc, (ireat
Northern, "North Hunk" anil Oregon Trunk Hull wii.v.
Von can depoHlt fiimU with mti und went hotiud tickets will be tur
nlrilied people In the I'.iiMt.
DetnllH will be lurnlHlied on rcqneMt.
W. E. COM AN, Gen'l Freight & Pass. Agent, Portland, Or.
2" If , H. BAUKOL, Agent, Redmond, Oregon.
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PrinevilIe--Redmonr-'-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.
1116 S. R. COOPER, Agent
Look Them Over Well
ami you will ailmit that In material,
Ivle, workniaimliip a ml (lni.li our
tthoea are wit limit niprrlori anywhera
In town, Ami lieii ymi put them
on ami wear them you will ai knonleilgo
that you never had a more cntiifurtnhla
or aier low on your loot, 'ouiai
valuea villi tlis K'W.1 In any other alma
More ami ymi will give ua tlin pulm.
& HYDE
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jg'n Treatment Now
Rheumatism Can Be
Cured
A teim, Mill bring ymi our
l ew lamklet ilrairiliitlu HOT
LAKE SANITARIUM. Nam.
ml Hot Mineral IJhIIih, Nature's
Cure for Khaumati.m. I'ur
OREGON POINTS
Mm m
-iiri im iriii air
I ItMk UlUUUn bink.
Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, Glauses, Etc. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP & PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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