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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAUNTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
Contractor! 8ud For Daith.
Alliuiiy. J. C, Anderson, siliiilnls
Iriilor of cwtitt o( W. A. Anderson,
l'tHti, Inn filed complnliit In th
circuit court of Linn couniy, anklni
fur llu.ouu dimmite nwiliwt II. M.
llyllntiy k Co. and O'Ntfll Urn, and
t'nlulmn company. It Ik alli-Kl t lint
tha di'fenilniitn, while eirsvstlliK on
Ilia North rlHiitlnm, ant off a blunt In
clone proximity to an old trull with
out Kiting ny warning to imnnnrnliy,
and I hut the decenard waa Injured by
the blunt to auch an extent tlmt he
dlt'd aoon afterwarda.
Lit Contract for Irrigation Plant
lc!iute. The contract for the
conatructlon of a aolld concrete dmn
V'roaa the Dearhutva river and the
(rat two mllca of the north canal baa
bron let by the Central Oregon Irrl
gallon company to L. F. Uederti, a
prominent engineer of Porllund. Mr.
OimIitii will cotnplfte the work In
record time, aa he hna bound hlmaelf
to complete both within ISO day.
PETITIONS ARE IN
Completed List of Candldatei Baa
174 In Race.
8itUm. With 174 completed petl
tlona In, the clerlcul force In the office
of the aerrvtnry of atate baa complet
ed the tnak of checking up and ar
ranging the Hat of candidal to bo
certified to the vurlou clvrk In the
atnte. In all 124 republican fllvd or
iginal petition and five of the number
fulled to file completed petltlona. Of
the fig democrata who filed original
petltlona all but two filed completed
petition.
TUn rrpubllcnne who did not Qualify
by flllng flniil petition are Kdward N.
Camp of I)oukIh county. Thomna H.
Hooker of Polk county. C. M. Kyneraon
of Mulitiomiih couniy, all cnudldiitea
for delegntea to the natloiml conven
tion; Kuinielt Cnliihan of linker coun
ty, candidate for Jm!ne of the circuit
court for the eighth district end O. N.
Iinvla of Mullnomnh county, candidate
for dlatrlct attorney.
The two democrat who fulled to
quullfy are Alfred D. Crldge of Mult
nomuh couniy and Kmll T. Knttdniit of
Lincoln county, both cwmlldiitee for
dulegtite to lb nutloual convention.
New Will I Filed,
l'endleton. A tevonth will wn filed
for probnte here in the eHtnte of Juinca
V. Young by Kred Young, a brother of
Mrs. Mnbel Young Warner, who him
figured prominently In Umiitllla coun
ty court through her conti-Bta for
poKHeHflon of her uncle' csinte. Fred
Young Ih one of Hie neneflcinrlc
nnmed In the aevemh will.
Project Work I Delayed.
Kliumitli 1'nlla. Work of eoimtruct
Ing the kecond unit of th Kliimnth
project, which when completed la to
furnish water to Foe vnlley and n
stretch of territory In the Kliimatli vul
ley In (he lclnlty of Slukel Mountain,
will not lie commenced Immediately,
an expected, according to the official
of the reclamation service here.
HOLD-UP SHOOTS THREE
Lont Man Kill Two, Injure One, of
Automobile Party,
Portland. Shot by an unidentified
man who opened lira with it pump
shotgun when an automobile currying
them win not stopped on his com
mand, Ueorgo HiiHlliiKa, University of
Oregon moillcal student, and Donald
McCloud Stewart, son of Charles Stew
art, a wealthy grain buyer, were killed
and Irving I.upUm, wounded In the
right arm, on the While House road
near the foot of the Klkrock hill grade
between OBwego and Klvcrdalo. Oth
er members of the auto party, namely,
Bruce Stewart, member of the Mann
& Stewart Printing compnny, who
owned the car and waa driving, and
II, U Tabb, clerk In the freight de
partment of the Northern Pacific, were
uninjured.
The top of Hunting'!) head was
blown, off by the second charge of
buckshot. He died four minutes Inter.
Stewart, who was struck by the third
charge, died ut St. Vincent's hospital.
Two Events Combined.
Roseburg. At a special meeting of
the trustees of the Roseburg commer
cial club, It was decided to hold the
fourth annual Strawberry and Rose
Carnival in conjunction with Its an
ual meeting of the State Grange,
which convenes In Roseburg on 'May
16, 17 and 18.
Rata Damaging Timber.
Cottage Grove. The theory that It
Is wood rats and not porcupines or
squirrels that are damaging timber in
tills soctlon of the county was ad
vanced by W. C. Connor, who brought
In a sample of the work of wood rats
done on bis placs near here.
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
The farmers of Harney county have
commenced sowing eprlng grain.
A greut run of smelt I now going
up the Hu.idy river, the first big run
for about eight years.
The Pacific Htate bank has been In
corporated at Astoria. It ha a capital
of .'6,UU0 and will do bualneaa at Sea
side. Portland' population on March 1,
according to Polk' new city directory,
waa 257,4'JU, an Increase of 28 per cent
over the federal cunaue taken two
yearn ago. i
Juuien Underwood and J. D. Ilhodi '
of linker linvs sold the Underwood
placer mine In the Cornucopia district
to Wailn Walla capllalluta. Tb price
WHS $il),(M0.
HtipplemeuUry articles of Incorpora
tion filed with the necrelary of atate
by the Valley & glials road, provide
for the conatructlon of a railroad from
Independence to Newport.
Two hundred letters to the various
Granges of tb Stat were sent out by
Superintendent Alderman, urging the
Grange to co-operate for the promotion
and betterment of the Oregon schools
The Willamette valley logsnberry
crop for 112 has been entirely sold,
and an order from Chicago to the
Balem fruit union for 100,000 pounds
of dried loganberries cannot be filled.
The Southern Pacific la preparing
1 tariff that will give points on the
Tlllnmook Una the name rate on lum
ber ahlpmenta to the eaat as sr In
effect from Portland and other coast
ports.
The federal forest department ha
decided to spend (10,000 for forest
fire protinrtlon in western Oregon this
year. This la double the amount
spent in the stats by the national for
est service last year.
The Remington lodging house In
Klamath Falls burned and two Greek
laborers were burned to death. An
other Greek waa seriously burned,
and aa he may have Inhaled fire, It la
feared he too may die.
Oregon Democrats have Initiated a
concerted movement all over the state
for writing the name of United State
Senator Chamberlain on their primary
election ballots as the party's candi
date for vice-president.
On May 1 postal savings banks will
open at the following fourth-class
pOHlotflces: Kngle Point, Fossil, Glen
dale, Hulnes, lone, Unldlaw, Mosler,
North Powder, Port Orford, Rlchlmid,
Riddle, Siantteld, Sutlterlln, Yoncalla.
Governor West Gas announced thnt
he will not Interfere with the sentence
of life Imprisonment Imposed upon
Kmmett and Karl Shields, lien Hlnton
and Albert Green, who were convict
ed of the murder of Ollle Snyder In
Grant county, near Monument
The Semite committee on commerce
hna decided to Incorporate Into the
rivers and harbors bill an appropria
tion of llou.OOO to begin the construc
tion of the Nclmlcm bay Jetties, a
project to cost over tfiun.OOO, accord
ing to reports of army cri:!nc:rs.
Governor West has received a copy
of a bill Introduced In the United
Stales senate by Senator Chamberlain,
provisions of which will enable the
slnto to creulo a stale forest through
the exchange of scattering school sec
tions in federal forenin for a compact
body of forest reserve land.
!..uunce of patents to allots home
steaders under the llawley bill may
be delayed Indefinitely, the land of
fice claiming to have evidence that
options hnve been given on some SI
lull lands and will start an Investiga
tion to ascertain If any of these op
tions are on lands affected by the
Hnwlcy bill.
Advising Stats Treasurer Kay that
the war department Is now ready to
purchase the locks and canal of the
Portland Railway, Light & Power
company at Oregon City, for $376,000,
the assistant secretary has called
upon the stute to deposit $204,000 of
the $300,000 appropriated to purchase
them Jointly.
Hurley can beNnade to do for Ore
gon what corn has done of Iowa as
a stock fattoner Is the belief of Hnrvoy
Lounsbury, general freight agent of
the Southern Pacific, who has Just
completed the distribution of 150 acres
of barley seed among farmers on the
main and branch lines of the South
ern Pacific between Portlaud and Al
bany. Loggers from various districts of
the Pacific Northwest, moating inform
ally at Portland, laid plans for a per
manent organization to include the as
sociations in the Columbia River dis
trict, the Puget Sound district and the
Grays Hnrbor district. Uniform meth
ods of Bcallng and grading logs, co
operation In various other phases of
business activity, and closer social re
lations Is the purpose of the organiza
tion. Declaring that under present condi
tions It will be but a short time until
the federal government will own all
the land suitable for water power sites
and the state will own the water. State
Engineer John H. Lewis calls atten
tion to the need for the peopJe of
the stnte to give serious thought to
this matter, to the end that proper
legislation may be enacted to enable
the federal and stnte governments to
co-operate In developing these great
resources, .. . .
VICTOR" ROSEWATER.
Whe New Head the Upub
Mean National CemmittM.
Brief News of the Week
Eleven million dollar' lo In Wyo
ming livestock resulted from the re
cent snow atorma and cold weather.
Large tract of land In the vicinity
of Cairo, III., are flooded a the reault
of the breaking of the Texas Bend
levee.
Parulyili of spring building opera
tions la threatened In Chicago aa a
result of the executive council of the
carpenters' union ordering Ha 17,000
members out on strike.
In the current Issue of the Appeal
to Reason, one of the leading socialist
publication of the country, its editors
deny reports published recently that
the paper la to auspend publication. I
The officers of the supreme lodge
of the Knlghta of Pythla who met to1
New York voted to hold the next bi
ennial convention of the organization!
at Denver, August 6 to August. IS next.
The prices of carpetlngs and rugs
are likely to advance sharply within
the next two months, according to
trade announcements, owing to the
acarcity of desirable carpet woola In '
the market of the world.
Municipal ownership of telephone'
system was recommended by a two to
one vote In San Francisco, 30,000 votes j
favoring the authorization of a $6.
0OO.000 Issue of bonds for the acquire
ment of the Home system.
People in the News
William Wallace Hnrney, poet, mag
azine writer and for many year bhbo
clata editor of the Loulavllle Demo
crat, la dead, aged 81 years.
The compoBltion of the new Chinese
cabinet haa been announced. Tong
Ttav Yl la premier and Lu Cheng HbI
ang milliliter of foreign affair.
Chnrlea K. Hamilton, In a Curtlfn
bl-plane, flew from tUcramento to
Stockton, a distance of 62.7 miles. In
23 minute, averaging a speed of 136
miles an hour
Wnrren 8. Stone, grand chief of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
predicts that when t!ie result of the
strike vote on the wage question Is
made public April 10 it will be found
that fewer thnn 2500 of the 25,000 en
gineers In the Brotherhood oppose a
strike.
Henry L. Stoddard, publisher of the
New York Evening Mall, which is one
of the strongest supporters of Colonel
Roosevelt, Is accused by Homer Pav-1
enport, the cartoonist, of putting $17,
000 that was due Davenport for work
done at the request of President
Roosevelt four years ago Into his own
pockets after Colonel Roosevelt had
told him that Stoddurd would be re
sponsible tor money due him for his
services.
Political News Bits
The bill submitting the Judiciary re
call amendment to the people at the
next general election passed the lower
house ot the Arizona legislature.
By an unanimous vote the lower
house of the Illinois legislature passed
the setinte presidential primary law
giving the stnte ot Illinois a vote on
presidential preferences.
President Tnft'B campaign organi
zation controlled the meeting of the
Ohio republican state committee. By
a vote of 16 to 5 Taft was indorsed
and his renomlnntion pledged.
The Michigan house has passed a
bill providing for a vote at the t
election on a constitutional amend
ment granting woman suffrage in the
Btate. The bill has already passed the
senate.
Supportors of Senator La Follette
nnnounce that they have procured the
signatures of 1300 republicans to pe
titions for placing Mr. 'La Follette's
titme on the president!!,! primary bal
rbts in New Jersey.
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For Sale. '
1. 8. Cresm separator, as good a '
new, at redum) price. The Prineville'
r'urutlur Kxchang. 3 Zrttf
Houses For Rent
fi-room modern, $16.
7-r(,om M-mi-modern, $15.
7-ro im water ami lights, f 15.
4-room, water, $'.
3-room, $n,
3-rnuui, 7.
' ClUa. F. Coxiuht.
Rick WcrWekWoo d.
Atlv amntitit inji wahf naiw-lr rl..lit.
ery. i'Ki.vr.vii.LB iu. Kxcho. 1-18
Horse for Sale.
On the edit C Hum Ktnlth ranch,'
near Prineville: sold In any mini tier
at ri-nsonnlde prices. For further
Information aililremt J. 11. Kiihkkli.,
Prineville. On-tron. 12-lti-tf
Brown Leghorn
Pure bred Krown Igiiorn egg", $1
netting: day old chicks. Mas. I.ki.a
.ill, I'rinevilK Ore. 3 7
WtwiW.ter! Water!
I will nell or trade 102 sharei Kwstley
water aPick I). It. A I. Co. Will lake
pay in clea'ing land. For full particu
lars and term write J ox ss L .id Co.,
Redmond, Oregon. 3-14-41
Bent price psid lor household goodn.
Also sell and exchange. Prineville Fur
niture Exchange, Cbaa. I. Condart
propr. 12 14
Egg for Sale.
White find Urown lghorn eirirs,
$1 fjO fur 15 Lenve order at Klklns'
store, or phone independent.
4-4-tf J. W. Ktewabt.
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NEST NO. 1"88
Subordinate
Order of Owli, meet the recond and
fourth Thursdaya in each month at
belknap hall. All migratory owli cordi
ally welcome. T. E. J. Duffy, President!
Willard H. WirU, Secretary. Mtf
Notice for Publication.
Drparimrnl of the Interior. U. H. "jind Office
ulTIi- iMile. On-tton. fVt.ru a ry 3Uth, If IX
ISotlo is hen-it? given Umt Oeunte J.
Rniwn. of PrlnY.lf, Ortfon, who, on fHr
Utwr Xtnd, 1WI, matlr (hoin-tewJ, No, 148
writ:, No. 04UI2 for w't w. n and
w'-4 n1. mmtUoo A, township H south, ranee
I 'tnit, W.Uatiieite tnertdtHn, hit filed notice
oflnti-ntton to make final (We year proof, to
itMuMlifi claim to the land above described,
before Warren Hrown. county clerk, at bis
offlkfat Prtnevltle. Orejton, on the 10to day
of April. IH
Ittlumnt narnM ai wltncwncs: Price
Cosbow.tjaylord Mi-Daniel. Curl J.KundquUt.
uma K. Me oin, all of Prineville. On-tfoQ.
8-7-p O. W. MOUKE, Keielster.
In the Circuit Court of tbe Stnte ot Oreimi, for
rniok Coiiutv.
U . A. Booth, Plaintiff,
vt.
int. A. Boytt nnd Jr-tw J. Bojrd, fWendnntn.
To Jnn. A. ByU ami Jmh J. Boyd, nnitl le
Ivtidntitii: In lb? nnmeof the Stnte ot Oregon, you nr.
hereby required to nppenr nnd nnftwer the com
plaint SU-d tn the above entitled cauie nnd
court on or before tbe nth dny of April,
nnd II you fall no to nppear nnd answer, the
plnlntl'tf will take JudKment ngnlun you for
tbe Hum of Four Hundred Dollnrt with Inter
et thereon nt the rate of ten per Pent per nn
num from the 6th dny of July, liftjy, H'.oO nt
torney's teen nnd bi cou nnu disburnmenu of
thin netion.
Thinnuinmonn U published by order of th.
llonornble W. L Hradhbaw, juige ot the
cln-ult court of the Mate d Oreiton for Crook
county, made on the 14th dny of Feb., 1912, and
prt-scrtix-d that thin .uniinon. be puttlilted for
Mix eonwjeullve we;k In the Crook County
Journal, n weekly new.aper publiiilH-d in
rrinevllle. Crook ctunty, Oregon. The date of
the (lrt publientlnn of thin lummoul in the
'!nd dny ol Keb., 1J12.
M. B. Ei-Ltorr,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Suie of Oregon
for Crook wmmy. t
Charlt Miltou ell, plaintiff.
v.
William Union and the unknown
heir of the aM William Lemon,
Hist) all other iph)iii ami parties
t'lmmiiiR any ry In, title or imprest
In the real proH.Tty .ecriU.d here
in, defendants.
1o N illiatu Lemon and the unknown heirs' of
the Kaid William Lemon, also to all other
KrMn or parties unknou n claiming any
right, title, interest, estate or lien upon or in
the real property detn-ribed in txiraplainl
herein alw dest-rlbed in this this summons.
In the name ot the Stale of Oregon, You and
each ol you are hereby summoned and re
quired to appear In the above entitled cour
and answer or plead to the complaint filed
therein, in this suit agitinsl you ou or before
the lsth dav of April, 112, which Is the time
prescribed in the order of the county judge of
Crook county, Oregon, pursuant to which this
summons is'publisihed, in which you are re
quired to so appear, and answer or otherwise
ptcad.and if you (nil to so appear, answer or
otherwise plead the plaintiff will apply to the
court lor the relief demanded in the com
plaint, which relief is: That plaintiff be de
clared the owner tn fee simple of the south
west quarter (V) of the southwest quarter ('4)
of section tbirtv-slx in township fourteen
.14 south of range fifteen -16- east of the Wil
lamette Meridian in Crook county, Oregon,
and to each aud every part thereof, and that
tou and each of vou be required to Bet forth
the nature of vour alleged individual and sev
eral claims, right, title, estate, lien or interest
In said premises, adverse or conflicting with
the estate or interest of plaintiff in said laud
and premtscs. that the same may be determ
ined and terminated by a decree of this court,
and that bv said deerov plaintiff's title to said
premises Ih' forever quieted against you and
each of you, and all persons claiming by,
through or under yon or either of you, and
that you and each of you and all persons claim
ing or to claim bv, through or under you, be
forever barred, enjoined and restrained from
claiming or sotting up any right, title, inter
est lien or estate in or to said premises or any
part thereof, and that you and either of you,
and persons claiming or to claim by, through
or under vou or either of yon be decreed to
have no interest, right, title, estate or lien in
or to said premises or any part thereof, aud
for sueh other and further relief in the prem
ises aforesaid as to the court may seem equit
able, and for costs and disbursements of this
8This summons is published pursuant to an
order of the Honorable H. C. Ellis, county
judge of Crook county, Oregon, made the&ith
day of February, A. l., !J12. t
the date of the ttrst publication of this sum
mons is the -Nth dav ot February, liU, ana mo
day of the last publication the ilth nay of
April, 1912. (. T- K. J. IH'FKY,
Attorney for planum.
Notice to Creditori.
Notice l hereby given by the un
derslLriiecl the executrix of the hist
will ami teat anient of C. McPherson.
deceaseil, to the creditors and all
other persons having cUiinis against
the estate of said deceased, to pre
sent snid datum with the proper
vouchers to the undersigned at her
place of residence In Hay Creek. Ore
Kim, or to T. K. J. Uufly. her attor
ney at Prineville, Oregon, withlu six
mouths from the Hrst publication of
this notice.
Dated at Prineville, Oregon, the
14th dav of March,
, MAKTHA S. SlcPllKIISOX,
Executrix of the estate of C. Me
Pherson, deceased.
White Machines
We have several White Sewing Ma
chines at reasonable prices. Also
some other makes. Come in and look
them over. Cash or time. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Prineville Furniture Exchange
Chas. F. Condart, Prop.
L. KAMSTRA, Proprietor
Crook County Jewelry and C porting Good House.
Dressmaking!!!
Tailor Suits a Specialty
Plain and fancy sewing. Experience in one of the largest and
most exclusive establishments in Vienna. All work guaranteed-
Next door to Stewart's Hall.
Statement at Resources and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon ,
th. don. of btuineas June 7, 1911
At
RESOURCES
Ixmuu and DtneonnU tJ?!H,635 03
United Bute Bonda H5l 00
Bank rnmlnea,ete 12,540 12
Casb Ine from bank HO.Ul W
15,11,121 19
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J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month t
Reasonable rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
We'll Make a Hit
with, tli (porting pnblic in all car
Sporting Good, became the qualified
are there. An infinite variety of reqtri
tite for all indoor and ootJoor gaag
and iporu are here awaiting vonr -lection.
We bave everything for th
baeeball player, the fiiherman, bnnt
man, etc., and our price are the loweai.
in the market for such high qnalkietv.
Sly fishing tackle will toon be arrival
Mrs. Curt Miller
LIABILITIES
capital Stock, pnid In J 60,000
Barplnn iund, enroed ,
Undivided proOt, earned. ..v.. 31,724
Circulation .
Depoali 385.0U9
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