OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
I,
Marked almon Pound.
Aatorla. State Huh Warden Clan
ln rid Deputy Our made a trip aliout
tit lower harbor and eelus! on the
Vanduaen sands, lit Youiik Hay; op
posite Klavel and Kort Hteven. oil
ledemons Bands and near Alder
brook, In acurch of the younic anlinon
try that were released from th lloniie
villa hatchery last August And Sep
tember. They were eueceaaful In find
tb( aoma of tha flub at each of tba
placee named.
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Springfield May Los Saloona.
Kun. forty cltlaena of Kuene
and Bprlunneld mat In thla city to
organltf to aacura a ravaraal of tha
auprama court decision In tba BprtaK
fluid liquor caaa and a permanent com
Bilttaa of 11 wa appointed to take
charge of tha work. Hprluafleld bald
a election undar tha Home Hula law
laal fall and voted to reestablish tha
aaloona. Tba caaa waa taken to tha
auprama court and tha election bald
valid. '
MUST OBSERVE LAWS .
Poreatry toard Will Demand Rigid
Enforcement to Prevent Flrea.
8alem. Rlxld observance of provla
lona of. the atata forealry lawa will be
demanded thla year, according to a
conclusion reached by tha atata board
of foreetry la session here.
While tha whole detailed plan will
not be completed by tba foreater for
aeveral day, enough waa dlacuaaed In
a (eneral way to ahow that the board
luteoda to clamp down Unlit a policy
of fire prevention which will be found
ed on a rigid prosecution of all offend
er
list year there were but 58 war
dona In the field. Thla year there will
be lOOir more, Thla Increase will be
tamely aided by tha federal appropri
ation act '
Hurtling; of slashings without permit
and other Infringement of the Ore
gon law will meet with prompt prose
ctitlon and actual demonstration on
the part of tha foreater and the board
that no half way measurea will be tol
erated. The next session will be asked for
a biennial appropriation of ItOO.oiiu
or 150,000 mutually for the two your.
Apple Blottoma Late.
Hood Klver. Ilecauaa of the contin
ued low temperature of the nlgblH.
the blotiaoniliiK period of tli Hood
ftlver apple orchard will probably be
delnyed a week. It I tbouiiht tbut the
Carnival of tlloaaoma, a planned by
the rttlieoa and roinmerclal club, will
be held dtirlitij the Bret ami second
week In Mny.
CHERRY OUTLOOK BRIGHT
Dalles Growers Plai to Market lm
mens Crcp Thla Season.
The lnllog. The raising ot cherries,
apricot and penchea htia been fereutly
ellinulated by the atinouttceuietit that
tlie California Krult Cnnnera' Aaaoriu
tlon haa contracted for the entire crop
of Koyal Ann cherrlea grown within
a rtullu of all mllea Tjf thla city dur
ing the next four aeuaona and fruit
growers have been acquiring new ter
ritory and planting thousands of trees.
The association" will soon begin the
erection of a large cannery here to
employ between 200 and SU0 people
and la making arrangements with
grower for having 30,0(10 apricot, 50,
000 cltng pench and 2.r.,000 Bnrtlett
pear treea plunted. It Is estimated
that S50 ton of Royal Ann cherries
will be marketed through the Califor
nia concern thla aeaaon. Nearly 100,
000 Iloyal Ann treea hava been plant
ed within the lxmile rudiua of The
Pnlles.
I Seach for Child Enda,
Klamath Fall. After a chase cov
ering a period of 10 mouth, during
which he trailed hi quarry through
Marysvllle and other California oltieB,
Terence McGovern found here Mrs.
Mary Sander, and hi child, which
, tha Sander woman had kldunped
from the McGovern home In Alberta,
Canada,
, Coo and Curry Want Own Fair.
LMarahfletd. The organization of
Cooa and Curry County Fair As
aoolatlon 1 being perfected by the
gala of atook. The association will be
Incorporated for $10,000. The purpose
la to eatabHnh permanent fair ground
nd a race-track at Myrtle Point and
hold a fair and atook how every year.
Eugene Defeat Bonda.
Bugene. School district No. 4 (Eu
gene) defeated a proposal to Issue not
to eioaed $200,000 In bond for the
purchase of a alto and erection of a
new high achool building. Lack of a
definite plan on the part of the achool
board waa largely reponibl for the
defeat, ' -i"." i..
The bulla commnrclal club cele
brated the end of Ita first year of ex
faience by a banquet,
l'ractlvally all of the logging camps'
In the Columbia river district are now
operating, giving employment to hun
dred of men.
Figures a to Ufa Insurance In Ore
gon aa prepared by Htute Insurance
Commissioner Ferguson Indicate great
galna In Oregon business.
Governor Weal aent a crew of con-vli-ta
to Clatsop county Monday to
work under the direction of the coun
ty official at Tongue Point quarry.
F.arly thla week Fuller 4V Co., aub
contractor under Twohy Droa. began
grading within the llmlta of Kugene
on the Houthern I'uclflc'a line to Cooa
Day,
For the Drat time the new poultry
yarda at the state Insane asylum are
shown to hava furnished a profit. For
February and March the yarda allowed
a profit ot 13.07.
The West Btayton commercial club
baa Just laauvd 10,000 coplea of It
Dew magaslna entitled "Oregon Opin
ion," and la mailing over 5000 ot
them to eastern Inquirers.
Governor West baa aent common'
Icatloo to Governor Johnson of Call
fomla, Inviting him to aend Callforn
la naval nillllla and training ablp to
Portland during tha Kike' reunion.
With the city' finances tied up and
tba city consequently unable to pay
Ita debta Warns there era two claim
ant to tba city treaauryshlp, tha town
of Gladstone la In a peculiar predicament.
With a view of ending the factional
fight relative to the Fort of Cooa Hay,
Oovernor West tnatead ot appointing
a new board of commlsaloaera, baa ar
ranged for an election, and will base
bla appointment on Ita resulta.
Arrangement have been completed
by the authorities of Oregon Agrlcul
tural Collega for the establishment
ot two demonstration farm In Central
Oregon 40 acre farm near Red
mond and auotber of 100 acre at Met
ollua.
With $1,108,677.33 on hand aa ahown
by the ataleineut made by State Trea-
urer Kay ror in quarter enumg
March 30, Oregon la able to take up
very dollar of the $000,000 In out
landing warrant which have been
drawing 6 per cent Interest
C. K. Bpence, muster of Ihe atate
grange and the executive and legisla
tive committee have Issued an appeul
to the farmera of the atate to vote for
men for congresa and the United
atate senate who they know will
work for a pareela poat law.
The Crown-Columbia I'ulp ft Paper
company at Oregon City haa ordered
machinery for the largeal paper mill
of It kind In the world. When newly
equipped the mill will manufacture
paper 18 Inchea wide, nearly 30 incbea
wider than can now be produced.
Showing a balance of (234.442 left
In the maintenance fund of the atate
Insane usyluni out of Ihe $.170,000 ap
propriation, the monthly report of
Superintendent Steluer, a submitted
to the atate board, shows that the
maintenance I $18,602 abend of the
appropriation.
George and Charles Humphry's, ac
cused of many murders and now await
ing trial In the Benton county Jail un
der an Indictment charging them with
the murder of Elliabeth Griffith, will
be tried together instead of separately
aa waa at flrat decided. The Joint
trial will begin April 23.
Low water In the boiler waa the
cause of a fatal locomotive explosion
on the Southern Pacific, near Yoncal
la, in which William Hartley, engln.
er, and A. S. Aderton, fireman, lost
their Uvea, according to the finding
of the board ot Inquiry summoned at
the acene of the wreck.
The pupils of the Washington High
School In Portland can legally dance
In the gymnasium of that school, ac
cording to an opinion by Assistant
Attorney-General Crawford, Principal
Herdmnn asked If aectlon 4063 of
Lord's Oregon Lawa waa Biifflclent to
preclude student dancing in the gym
nasium of that achool.
Ministers of Salem have pnssed res
olutions declaring their opposition to
the marriage of any divorced person
within tha lifetime of the other party.
In addition the resolutions call spon
the next legislature to pass a law re
quiring physical examination of can
didates for matrimony, and denying a
license to all who are found unfit.
That Robert Q. Smith, Mayor of
Grants Paas, prebably will be called
upon to face the charges In prospec
tive disbarment proceedings brought
by a firm of Seattle attorneys Is Indi
cated In letters received by J. C.
Moreland, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, from Judge Pipes, ot Portland,
and other members ot the bur associa
tion. At a "rush order" meeting of the
parole board at Salem for the consid
eration of paroles for "honor men,'
the board decided to grant eight par
dons, two conditional pardons and one
truaty parole. It I Intimated that
thla move waa taken In connection
with the "honor men" to put a stop
to dissatisfaction which Is apparent
In the honor men camp, from which
a number of men hurriedly left with
out leave. ' ,
MISS VIRGINIA LEE.
Pittsburgh Stenographer, Mr.
Camfli' "Prettiest Oirl."
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I
huiiimoriM, j
la iht rirt'tiU Court of Oi Htt aHntim
hft i ron! (djuhljr, ,
W. A. Houiii, plBinllff.
i
J A. H"fl. dflfntlatit.
To i. A. Hot 'I, amil ldf n1nt:
i In tb- nn ( turn maU) of Op-ton, you art ,
' bfrvl'f miulrM ui w'' MUflwrr iUm ,
j rotrifilftltit fliwl Kitii4 jmi In tot-mIjovi n I
1 ttth'it iu.o on or Wlr th iJ of Mht. f
WW, nJ 11 vim fa.ll swi tnftmt al iw-r
Itlf 1-UHlttB Mill iMUm JlMttfllient BltalllWt you i
for th-aiiisn of iiiuv tmnlrl (toliMri with In-'
trri (hfrt-n mi th rate of tn e-r --nt i.-r f
an on in from itir tf tuly of iuly, V, for 4f uO '
attorm-)' U- anl for bla tsonta ami diiburip (
uit-tit of tha y iicD, . 1
Thl kuitiiiioii ta (iut-libHl ? m4r of the
Houoratitc W. I.. 0ralliawt )odr Of the Clr
full Court of tbe hiulf at (it gun Ut CrMik !
(4iunty. wart on Ihe mh day ot Mar-h.
ani yr-v rn$ itiai irn ummnni i jitu-;
ii 1
Hah
County Jmirnal, a taly nrj'air (irititnl !
and uull,Mi to frtnevlllv, Croon touuly,
The lime of the flrt r"itH'tln of thla aitm-;
mom the .'in da of Umt H. lVli. i
ll. K IXMiTT,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Netiw W Final Settle.
SotMe U hrt(y Riven tiy the Ufiler!irne'1, J
the ailmlnUirator ol the rataie of John K.
(ttiaulBoti, lH't-akel, to all perwn hit-reil
In Msi'l vtat, thai lie baa timd aii-I Ah-d with ;
i the vWtk of the totitny i-ourt ot croiiK ( ouitiy,
I Oroq, bla ftna; wDoundiiff of tut adminin-
traiionof ald entnte, aim iati court haa ai
Monday, the &th day of May, Mi ml IV oVUm k
hi the (irnosm, at tbeoounty court room in i
Frlnerltle, orton, aa the lime and pla-e lor !
hearlna and fttlinir aaid final amount m. i
At which time and plu-e, any prion Imt-r-eted
In Hid eaiate may auwar and object to J
aald flnat ai'iountlnir. :
iail and ituhllahedflrtttfme Vhtrh 71, 11.
U. K. EU,HTT, I
Admlnlttrator of the enute of John B. ;
OuaUlMiU, decead, J
Neike ei Apieeateeal W AaWatratar aaJ f '
Craiitara.
NtVl la be re by given (Hal the nndereicned
hw brwn, Uf tba county court of the Htai of'
(imron. fur Crtxtk ouuntf. dulr aPlxltiti-d !
the unmDloyed In Ban FrancUco has admiiiiatratrof the eut of ooroeiioa L. I
, , , . . . JTtMHneon. dwfd. aud all tMiTsum havlna
pattard lt Cnsta and la DOW ImproV- Idainiaacalnat aald eUts are brvljy rHulrvd j
UNEMPLOYED GROW FEWER
San Franciace Situation Passe Crista
And I Improving.
San Kranclaco. The condition of
In, according to an exhaustive report
submitted to Governor Johnson by
State Labor Commissioner McLaugh
lin. The principal cauaea for dlstrea
among the wage earner, It waa found
by Cwmmlssloner McLaughlin, were
the winter slackness In building oper
ations, which affected the resident ot
the city, and the tardy opening ot tbe
lumber and fishing seasons on the
ooaat, which kept. In thla city migra
tory laborer who ordinarily find em
ployment at outside paint much ear
lier In the season. ' . .'
to pn-M-itl the mii duly v-HBrl. to tl sd
futnUtmlor nt th taw omm of Wlllitrd. H.
Wlru. In Kriiwvlllc, On-con, within six ;
ttMMiihtrrom tlx aula of tlut Oral publication
of I til" nrHltv. .
Iwtnl aud publlihM) flmt I line Marrh Tl. 113. '
M. B. TH"MHON: ;
Admlnlatralororth nut of CurMllua L.
1 butnpaoo. drnwaed. I
Notkc far Publication.
iN-paxtncnt of Ui Interior.
Not (')! ind.
I'.S. Und Office st Lakevlew. Orefon.
Xucb U, Mi,
liutice It bmhy lvn that
Kilclla H. Hall,
Ol Hampton, Or. aoo. wlio, oo fl,ruar)t . I10,
matla Humnten) apiry, Ko. IM)I, lor f'i,
N'i.S14He- and K', BE'. sec. IS. !
uiwn.hil. it .. Knt JU K., Willamette ilerldl
an, haanled oollt-eul Intention to maSe final :
roinmutatlon proof, to entabllib claim to tbe
land above described, belore II. C. Kills, V. . !
CominiMloner at hu oBlie, at Bend, Ore ou, on ,
ihe ilh Amy ol M). HI-'.
i;iattnant names aa wiiomm . mr n".
Ke later.
Progreaalv'e Win Fruit Union Fight
Hood River. Or.-After . day of hot Z lTLVoJSbir.U '
debating oetween tue teaaera ot iu
two factlona, the aoalled "progre
Ives," composed for the moat part of
the newer residents ot the valley, by a
good majority carried the election for j lSS
Nstic sf Foul SettlasMsi. j
KotU-e l hereby Iven by the undenlsned,
the lininiiir.il. r.l ihe estate nl Willord J,
ao.
the board ot directors ot the apple- countli, ol hl aihnlnlitratlon ol aald eatale,
, . and that the county court haa ael Monday,
grower Union. M tlB um. ,i lOo'obx k In the lorenuon,
at theeountv i-oiirl room In I'rlnollle.oreeou,
aa the time and place for hearing and settling
Hookworm la Prevalent. Mlil final accounting-. At which said time and
, . i plat-e, any person Interested In fcld estate,
Seattle. Since tha Inauguration oyi ,y ,,,)K.,r and objttoaid final acoountin
the federal government ot an lnspec-j itru ihi. mh day of Vl(K
tion of Immigrants for the hookworm, ' .dministraior ot the eatate of wiiiurd J.
... . . nP : t:rain. dci-aMl. . 3-t
cent of the Oriental steerage passen
ger arriving at the port of Seattle
are Infected with the disease.
Natk sf Fatal Sellleanmt,
Notice la hereby given bv the nniler
aitrneil. the executrix of the last will and
j testament of Isidore Michel, deeeated,
. 1. . .1.. haa maa n.1 (hICMI Wlin 1 III
90 Escape Death On Burning 8hlp. .,erk o COurt her final ac- j
Newport, R. I. Ninety pasaengera 1 counting of her administration of the
on the burning atearaship Ontario sl e-tate. and that the court lias set
. i a - j.,,v ,h- Monilav, tho (ithday of May, HI12 at;
were anatched from death when the 10 O.c!ock irl lhe lorVnoon, at tliecounty ;
vessel made a dash for the Rhone Is- colll t roo, jn Prinevilie, Ureon.asthe
land shore and managed to land all time and place for hearing and settling j
the passengers and crew Just after the raid Dual accounting. At which said
, , ., . -v. time and tilace, any person interested :
fire broke through the deck. , '"'.",' , v ..ui obiec, to
" - --- finnl accountinii.
i Uattnl this) iSth (lay of March, 1012.
I Blaschr Michki.,
' Kxecntrix of the last will and Testa
ment ot Isidore Michel, deceased.
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FEELING AGAINST
. . FOREIGNERS RISES
MICHEUM
TIRE PRICES
Reduced
EFTECTtyg FEBRUARY 19th. 19t
At last year, KICHEUS was first "At Usual "
to givt tire users the benefit of reduced prices.
COMPARISONS SHOWING SAVING
SIZE
ENVELOPES
INNER TUBES ,
32x3tf
34x4
36x4
37x5
FORWFR
PKICU
New
PRICES
FOOMF
PH1CU
NEW
PKKES
$25.85 $24.50
39.10 35.75
52.90 47.25
66.10 58.75
$ 6.25 $ 5.75
8.60 8.00
12.20 11.00
12.20 11.00
THE SUPERIORITY OF MICHEUN TIRES
IS RECOGNIZED ALL OVER THE WORLD
IN STOCK BY
Prineville Machine Shop
. P. O. BOX 344
Fanners!
Pick up your furniture, hardware, tools,
harness and sell or trade them to us.
We need them in our business. A
dollar saved is a dollar earned. Satis
faction guaranteed.
The Prineville Furniture Exchange
Chas. F. Condart, Prop.
Masonic Building. Pioneer Phone.
Natics far Pablicatiaa.
i vartin-nt ot the Interior, t". S. Land Office
i all Ue llalU-s. Oregon, Manh iilh.
Shanghai. Premier Tang Sbao Yik. . Nitie l hereby lven that Millar,! r. Cowan
, , , . . ,, . i't ljiinonla, orefon, who, on ik-iulwr and,
his suite and membera of the cabinet, m0i ,,), homeiead. So. ii9. svnsi. No.
plan to leave for Pekln. Reports from ! "il fc vHS.'Se..'.
all centera In the southern provinces ; Meridian, haa a led notn-eoflniejitlon to make
.... , I final Ave year irot(, to eslablish elaim to the
tmllonte Ronslderable uneasiness, es-. .... H.nrih,Ht Im-ion warren BroM-n.
,i... fl.n.n. Re I I'uiinlT Clerk, at his orllee, at Prineville, ,
f"1""' o 0n,fut on ,he 7lh day ol May. IVK.
publican offlciala admit that the altu- Claimant names a witnesses: l-arl MeGhee,
I ol Madras, Oregon; Oharles Foster, Abel Vudd,
ation Is graije. i shalrid BoiartU.ol Terretwnne, Oregon.
Considerable evidence ot bitterness i -wp v- " -"V j
against foreigners irrespective of na-j Summons. '
tlonallty can be discerned among the ; 1htnmM Court orthe8tnle of Oreaon !
leaders who asserted that the pro-; tor cwk onuniy.
tracted delay In the recognition of the , fh.rie. B. DarWn. plaintiff. I
republic by the powers and the with-1 Annie Mnltna, exeentrlxol 'the " "in
nfuuui , r. and lestainenl nft'harles t'ooner Mallng de.
holding of the lonna are liable to stir ; oeMBti; Annie Mniina. 1-r. deriek Muling,
up antl-forelgn sentiment for which , MKiiand
they iiy the powers alone Will be re- UoUsIl, lnn Hurley. Charles Durham, the
' I unknown helra of Charles Durham, de-
sponsible. ! oenaed. and also all oilier pereons or parties
ii, onldl U unrondlnc ! unknown, elnlmlns any right, title, estate, i
r -r ellor inten-st In the rvul esiale aesenoea
that the foreign powers have agreed i herein, defendants.
to ooncerted action looking to Inter
national control of China.
The Bicycle Season
Is now on. , Remember we
carry supplies and do all kinds
of repair work. As soon as I
am in my new building I will
have a fine line of new wheels .
on hand.
L. KAMSTRA, Proprietor
Crook County Jewelry and Cporting Goods House.-
Laa Vegas Fight Scene.
Chicago. Juck Johnson, champion
pugilist, Bald that the Johnson-Flynn
fight would be held at Laa Vegas. N.
M., July 4, v
THE MARKETS.
Portland. '
Wheat Track prices: Club, 94c;
bhiestem, $1.00; red Russian, 92c,
Barley Feed, $39 per ton.
) Oats No. 1 white, $35 per ton.
Hay Timothy, valley, $14; alfalfa,
$13.
Butter Creamery, 33c.
Kggs Hunch, 21c,
Hops 1911 crop, 3Sc; , contracts
20c.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 16c; Wil
lamette Valley, 19c.
Mohulr S4c.
I To Annie staling, as exeouirljt or tne last
I will and testament of Charles Cooper Muling,
' ri.wuu.rf. Annie Mxllltnr. Kredellek Mullns.
Mnry Milling, Annie Mttiing; ueonre iee,
Mania Klhheeand John W, Dee. Kinnnr Hod-
sll, lna Hurley, Charles Durham, the un
known lieire of Charles Durham, deoeased,
ant nlso all other persons or parties un
known, claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or Interest In the real estate, described in Uie
euntplHlnt, Is-fendnnta.
in ine name oi uie r,iir oi - -irn,,... yu
hereby required to appear In theatwveen.
titled court and answer the complaint Bled
against you In the above entitled suit on or
before the ilnd day of May, WW, aud If you
full ao to appear or answer, the philntlr), for
want thereof, will apply to the court for the
relief demanded In the complaint against
"The relief demanded In tho complaint
against you is that the plaintiff's title in und
to the following oesurioeu reu, ijn.-nj' oii-
Seattle.
Wheat Bluestem, 97c;
red Russian, 93c.
Barley $40 per ton.
Outs $34 per ton.
Butter Creamery, 32c.
Egss 21o.
Hay Timothy, $14 per ton.
Club, 94c;
Dressmaking!!
Tailor Suits a Specialty
Plain and fancy sewing. Experience in one of the largest and
most exclusive establishments in Vienna. All work guaranteed.
Mrs. Curt Miller
Next door to Stewart's Hall.
uate In t lie County or CIWK aim ninie oi yre- -saaass-r- I iisni i
Kon. to wit: SKS. 8'i of S '.i.Kt-.'-. of N . of I i
section i; S'of SK'., S of ' of ! Z
NW'iof section it.. 8W of of section
2, NH ofNWX, NWV, of NK'., tHH of N B
sLr Mi,'ii nf unction u. nil in township 1-. : X
i
....'.ii, r,,n lui or the Willamette Meridt
an, be ftirever quieted against the claims of
yourselves, the said defendants, and that
you, ine sum oi-ieiiuwuir,, ;
trained from setting up any claim In and to
aald premises or any part thereat: and re- ,
moving any cloud that may exist thereon by
ivaKons or any said claims on the part of i
yourselves, the said defendants. Also Unit a
certiiln deed .mude to Charles Milling by
Charles Durham la1 reformed, and made to
Include the SK'i of the NWfi of said section
W: that the pluintllV recover the costs and
disbursements of tills suit, and for such
other und further relief as may seem meet i
and prol'er In the premises.
Thlssumnionsis dubllshed pursuant to an :
order therefor made on the -'Oth day of.
March, 1M3, bv the Honorable H. C. Kills,
Judge of the county court of the state of Ore- I
gon, for the 'County of Crook, acting In the j
absence of the cli cult Judge from the county, 1
und the first publication thereofls madeonl
the 21st day of March, Wi.
tilLTNKR A SKWAt.Tn
Attorneys for plaintiff. 1
Statement of Resources and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of ' Prineville, Oregon
At the close of business June 7, 1911
RESOURCES LIABILITIES
Loans and Discounts. 2W,8SS 03 capital Stock, paid iu 50,000
United States Bonds 12,500 00 Surplus fund, earned 6O.O00-O0
Bank :remtse8,eto 12,510 12 Undivided profits, earned 81,721 5
Cash Due from banks 210.M4 04 Circulation 8 600
Deposits 386,099 fct
531,421 19 531,424 1
B. F. AUsn. Pr.ud.nt T. M. Baldwin. Cashiar
Will Wunwailar. Vic. Pr.iid.nt H. Baldwin, Au't Cashis
t