OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAUNTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
JOHN PURROY MITCHELL I BEF NEWS 0F OREGON
Appl Man Don't Agr
lliitwl Klver. AltliutiKh Hie tlei'lalon
if the llix.il Ulvi-r B(iilinrowfr in
11111 mewing her, win-it r-i'r--n(n-
llvi- itk ir-Ki-iit frtim Hi" t di
visions Into which Dip states (if Muho.
Montana, WimkliiKl'iil nntl On iion hud
Wn dlvlilrd l.y lh North I'imlfic ills-
trlliutura. was (iivurnMo lo the cen
trill lint rtlutliK Mini 'IHiiK ai;ciiiy or
Hi.nUiil last full lit Bl'iikmir, the en
tire ri-KliiiMlti)lll y of affiliation with
Him illalrlhutiir (tun left to the lioiiril
(,f illriTtum ot Hi" AM'liltrowcra' A"
oclutlou. Ilia r titly fornu'd coinliln-
niton cf loriil apple sales companies.
A to whetlnr or not local fruit will
he khliri) ty Hi dlMlrlbulorn this
)rar lumii on the roncesahin of the
tuiiril of trustees of the central BKincy
MltowttiK til Wi'HiiTII Oregon districts
to lu iniilll otflre lit llooil Uivcr
l.iM.-ud of having nil of the business
of tho concern transacted at Hpohnm.
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John Purroy Mltchsll, appointed
collector of ths port of New York by
President Wllion.
BIG PINE PLANT DESTROYED
Largeit of 8I Mills Coneumed When
Art Spark Fllea In Shavlngi
llaker The llnl of H Haker
White I'lim Lumber company was to
tully detro)ed by fire. The loaa l
tlmatcd at from U'uO.UOO to Illiu.uoO.
fully covered by Insurance.
Tho fire orllnnl-d presumably from
a spark from nil arc. In the shavings
room. adjoining l'" boiler room. Kit
glneiT King alone In the etiKine
room. 11 a between shifts, lie was
tudly Injured. M stayed In Hie en
gine room lo Hound the whistle for the
aliirin afler Ihe fire gullied headway.
The entire plant. Including sawmill,
a new dry kiln, the moat modern In
t-uslrrn Oregon, una turned. The mill
wiii the largest, bent eiuled and
moat modern of tho lx lurge mllla
operating here.
Schooner Randolph Blown Aehora
Gold Hearh. The guaollne schooner
JtHUdoluh, louded with supplies for 111"
Wedderburn cannery, la fast aground
on the south spit of Hogue river. The
engine refined lo work Jut aa the ves
sel wns In tho entniui-.e of the river.
A anil was hoisted In an attempt to
make It through th breakers, but a
heavy wind blew her upon the bench.
The cargo la aufe).
Acquitted Upon Charge of Libel
J'ortland Kvldently not satisfied
beyond a reasonable doubt that tho
Portland Kally News waa malicious
und untruthful when It called County ;
Judge Cleeton and County Cotnmla- j
lunar Uglnner "plnlu robbers" Inat i
Jiinunry. the Jury lu the libel cae (
ugiilnat the News, with Cleeton and ,
l.lghtner a prosecuting witnesses, re- .
turned a verdict of "not guilty." The j
Jury waa out about six hours. j
INFATUATED MAN KILLS j
Mra. Flaher, 22, Meeta Untimely End; j
Husband Unable to Reecue Her.
I'ortlund. A bullet fired through
her temple by nn Infatuated lover end
ed the life of Mia. Neo Kisher, pretty
u ml misguided, the traglo cllmux of
an "affair" with the man. who then
shot himself and fell deud across her
body.
The man. K. W. Allen, a plumber,
working for the Portland Heating
company, had become erased over hor,
a married woman. Ha rushed Into
the house at 0S Montgomery streot,
where she lived with her husband,
dashed up the stairs and Into her
room.
For 20 minutes with the door barri
caded, he kept her there holding off
with threats ot death any who should
Interfere with him. He fired three
hots at her husband, Jess Klaher, who
Is working on the construction of a
new fire station at Fourth and Mont
gomery streets, two blocks away, and
had been summoned to Bave bis wltf.
Timber Held Real Estate
Hlllsboro. The Injunction suit of
Charles J. Cowanlah, an Indian, to
stop the oporutlon of the Reese mill,
10 miles north ot Hillaboro, was won
by Cowanlah. The mill stands on land
sold by Cowunluh, und on whlctt he
holds a mortgage for $4200. His com
plaint In the case alleges that defend
ants will abandon the land after cut
ting the timber and that his security
Is Impaired. Interest attaches to the
ciiae from the Insanity charge brought
ugalnst pluintlff by one of the opera
tors of the mill. At the heurlng he
was declared sane and discharged.
Brief NewsoMhe Week
Clileo, Cal.. bus been Invaded by
grasshopper, and orchards and ulfnl
fa fields of Hint district and Orovlllo
are being budly itumnKcd.
KkIiI of the large rullroads entering
Chicago have posted notices Issued by
the Illinois Vigilante rssoclutlon warn
ing girls against chance acquaint
ances. A torrent iul rnlnfnll which caused
ireiima to overflow and destroy prop
erty, did diuiiiiKe to the extent of
IL'DO.OOO at Superior, Wis.
The Scottish home rule bill has
! passed Its second reading In the house
; ot commons at London. It follows
! with some changes the lines of the
Irish home rule bill.
i lli-iit records for the month of May
have been broken In Kansas. The
mercury climbed above the 100 mark
In most Parts of the state.
The Idaho-Washington convention
of the farmers' union, In session at
Spokane, adopted resolutions advocat
ing a congressional Investigation of
the Jule business to determine on the
existence of a trust. Congress Is ask
ed to put grain bugs on the tariff free
list.
Members of Ihe boards of sldermen
and supervisors at Denver have an
nounced that they will not relinquish
tltl to office In favor of the five com
! missloners recently elected. They
1 were elected for four years, they as
sert, and the recall has not beeii In
voked against them.
The London Standard advises Japan
! to "ao slow" In Its Issue with the
1 I'ulted States. It asserts that Japan
' should deal with the question as pure-
! ly a business mutter, and that Its sen
' tlinenta of offended niclul and nntton-
; nl pride should not cuter Into the ne
' gotlutlons.
Women temperance workers have
won a fight of many years to acquire
i full title to the Temple building In the
I financial district In Chicago for the
purpose of dedicating the skyscraper
as a niouument to Frances Wlllnrd.
Ida Kennedy did the talking for the
trio. She and Lucy Quelette and
Chriatlna Pablo admitted altering
money orders which their parents In
Montana had sent them.
"tVe needed the extra money," she)
told the Judge. "We knew It wasn't
exactly right, but didn't think It wag
o very wrong."
People nthe News
Hubert Underwood Johnson has re
tired from the editorship of the Ceu
tury magazine at New York. He Is a
widely known writer.
To attend a meeting of the Lincoln
memorial coinmlssiou, former Presi
dent Taft will come to Washington
June 9, for his first visit since he left
the White House.
Franklin B. Oault has resigned as
president of the South Dakota univer
sity at Vermillion. S. D after serving
seven years. He was formerly pres
ident ot Wentworth college at Taco
ma, Waah.
All otflcera were re-elected by the
general conference of the Seventh Day
Adventlsta of the World, In session at
Takoma Park, Md. They are: Klder
A. O. DanielB, president; Elder W. A.
Splcer, secretary; W. T. Knox, treas
urer. Stephen K. Stlllwell has been sen
tenced at New York to from four to
eight years in Sing Sing. Stillwoll Is
the former state senator who waa con
victed of bribery by a Jury after be
ing exonerated by the New York state
senate.
Kmmeline Pankhurst, the English
suffragette leader recently released
from Jail, Is suffering from acute Indi
gestion. She Is In a most enfeebled
condition and her suffragette follow
ers are alarmed for her life.
A dispatch from Nogales, Arlx., says
that Dldlor Maason, rebel birdman,
sailed his big airplane over the federal
gunboat Guerrero In Quaymas bay. He
remained at a height of 6000 feet and
none of the shells fired by the ship's
gunners took effect.
Governor Sulaer ot New York has
named Miss Anna Morgan as one of
the delegates from that state to the
first American conference on social'
Insurance, to be held June t and 7 at
Chicago. She is the daughter of the
late J. P. Morgan.
Tl Iv ruins have fallen In Slier- ;
mini and Clllliim counties snd the crop
outlook Is regarded as very prouila- j
lug- I
A iew gold saving machine lias wen
s-t up on Ihe sand at Oold ll-ucn.
It will handle K.0 tons In 20 hour.
Those Interested hope they bave
solved the separation problem.
The stale engineer has approved
nnnllcHtlons of the Harney Valley He-
clHiuiilloii company to Irrigate 64.000 I
acres. Four to six reservoirs will ue
required for storage purposes.
On the request or Senator Lane, the
war department ordered the sea
going dre.lge Chinook In commission
a soon as possible, on account or tne
high water on Ihe Columbia bar.
A full classification of the govern
ment land In the Metollus river valley
has been started by the L'ulted States
government, following the filings of
many applications for homesteads In
thut territory.
The department of commerce has
Informed Senator Chamberlain that It
has requested tho treasury department
to assign a revenue cutter to patrol
the course for the Astoria Motorboat
club regatta.
Ten striking linemen accused of en
gaging In a riot at Oswego bave been
tu.miri over to the grand Jury, one
of Ihem was shot In the groin and an
other hit with a hand axe by non un
ion men.
With practically no opposition,
bond have been voted at Kiamaiu
I.-.IU to take un the outstanding war
n,ni Indebtedness. The city will be
on a cash basis so soon as the bonds
are sold.
A riint-her from Illinois river walked
out of the third story of the Cold
Ueach hotel while asleep, falling shout
30 feet. He was picked up uncon
sclous and badly shaken, but appar
ently not seriously Injured.
With a large number of ledgers
i.,ri. snd others books in evidence,
the grand Jury began an Investigation
luto the affair of the Roseburg Na
tional bank. The bank suspended bus
iness about a year ago.
Iteferendum petitions against the
..u.nA.ia' ttninttcniintlon act. the
Ulniliriia --
rmmtv attorney bill and the sterlllia-
lion bill bave been presented at tne
secretary of state's office for tiling
and the names are being checked.
Hi'Dresentatlves of over 60 publish
Ing firms have appeared during the
Dst few months before the Oregon
ipxt book commission, which will
meet at Salem for the purpose of
adopting text books for the schools ot
the state.
It Is announced at Marshfleld that
the Southern Pacific has Issued or
deri for two more tunnels on the s il
lamette Pacific line between the Slus
law and the I'mpqua, thus disproving
the rumors that the line was to come
in by way of Drain .
Senator Chamberlain has written to
Secretary Lane Informing him that ac
cording to the statements of Kngineer
Hapson the estimated cost of J100 per
acre for the West Umatilla extension
will be (lie outside cost of the project.
and that the first unit could be com
Dieted for $75 an acre.
In a natural amphitheater formed by
sloping hillsides, with the grass-cover
ed hollow at their base aa a stage and
the blue sky overhead as a celling, the
students of the University of Oregon
will this year present Henrtk Ibsen's
drama, "Peer Qynt," before the yislt
ors to the commencement exercises.
The people of Gardiner, Scottsburg
and Klkton have decided to Incorpor
ate the Port of Umpqua, by a majority
of 89 votes. A bond Issue will be
floated for the purpose of building a
Jetty at tho mouth of the Umpqua.
The proposed port will have an as
sessed valuation of over $4,000,000 and
contains about 650 square miles.
Officials of Mllwaukle have an
nounced that the town will proceed at
once to sell the water bonds of $20,
000 authorized at the recent special
election and erect a new plant, refus
ing to purchase the two private plants
at the Drlces the owners demand. The
bonds run 20 years and bear five per
cent Interest.
Full negotiations have been conclud
ed with an English syndicate through
W. J. Wllsey for the sale of part of
Major U D. Kinney's Coos bay prop
erty for $600,000, and a deal Is pend
ing for the purchase et the remainder
for $475,000, making a total million
dollar sale. The minor portion of the
Kinney property which has not been
purchased has a questionable title ac
cording to the owner, and when this
has been settled In the courts, the
English people expect to purchase the
balance.
J. C. La France, accused ef substi
tuting a dead body for himself to se
cure Insurance money, was held to the
grand Jury In the Municipal court at
Portland. The Modern Woodmen ot
America are the plaintiffs In this
case. June IS, 1912, La France disap
peared from Portland, a body being
found a few days later on the Clacka
mas river, which body was claimed by
his wife and burled. The Insurance
companies took up the case and had
him arrested four weeks age t Ban
don, Coos county.
Paint Your Home!
While White Lead and Oil i Cheap
We tell Pioneer White Lead at 10c per pound in
50 pound lota and up. Beat on the Pacific Coast.
Boiled Linseed Oil at 85c per gallon. Guaranteed pure.
We have a lot of Cedar doors, different sizet, in
5-PaneI and regular 4-Panel, 1 i in. and 1 8 in.
thick. - All Al goods which sell for$l 50 and $1.75.
All Prices Subject to Change Without Notice.
A. H. Lippman & Co.
Crook C.ountv Bank
PRINEVILLiVOREGON
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ItHliklliK lloue ,
u-li ai(t fc.Jban.
W. A. Booth. Pre.
LiabilitiM
tva kx -4 ''piii Pa'd l fu"
' 4'-"(V Hurplus
14 M iTi Undivided prollU
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Total
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L. A. Booth, Ailtanl Cliler
C. M. Ei.iis. Cashier
one Cyras Noble
high-ball will
quench, your
thirst on the
hottest day
pure
mature
bottled at drinking strength
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents
Portland, Oregon
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Summon.
In the circuit cnirt of the atnte of
Ort-K'iii for the (unity of Crook.
Aiuaiidn Thurulmry, pl.iintlft,
vs.
Mown II. Hryans mid IN'IIh H.
Bryan. 0. W. Michael anil Norn
.Mli-hiii-l, V. K Anmilon und Mnry J.
Aiii'kIoii, trunk Cnlliili'in und I'lura
K. Cnlliilmn, K.J. Clilngreii mid
Cliliiu-n-n, lefi-iiiliiute.
Tor rank 'iillahaii, Clnrn E. Calla
han, K J.CIirlimn-ii mul Chrtu-
rren. Iclcliiliint.
; In the name of the state of Oregon,
i you awl each of you arc ln-reliy re
quired to apK'iir and answer the
comi'l'ilnt tiled airnlnet you In the
1 alxiVK entitled suit on or In-fore the
2M (lay of June, 1H13, said date l-
IiiK six wevk after the date of the
; first publication of thi summon.
If you fall toapiienr and answer
' the plaintiff will apply t the court
for the relM prayed for In hT com
i plaint filed herein, which relief i for
' judgment ngaliiMt defendants, Mow
i li I,--.,.,.. wl l;llft ft. I'.rvnn. I'.
uu' ii K Amadou. Frank
t'alluhan and K. J. Children, for the
sum of Eight Hundred (HOO.Uti) Hol
lar and lnt-ret itiereou irnin wuij
1, 11(11, at ten I HI) per rem ix-r an
num aud for One Hundred ($100.00)
Hollar attorney' fee and for her
coat and illshiirsement herein and
for a decree foreclostiiK a certain
mnrtKnge made und executed b the
defendant. Mown H. lirynn and
i,uiiu u Ppvnnti to the (ilalntiff here
in upon the south half of the north
west quarter and the north half of
the aoiithweat quarter of section
two 12), townsnip inurieru o-o
south, ranite fourteen (14) east, W.
M., to satiety said juumeni. "'
forever bur and foreclose each and
all of the defendant herein of all
right, title and Interest In and to
said premise and time uiamiiu nue
such other anu lliriner renei m i.
the court may seem pro)Kr.
Tht summon 1 serveu uiiou jui
. ...tl.lli.u 1 1, in ttmrfnf hv order of
the Honorable W. L. "Brailhnw,
judlte of the above entitled cause,
made on the 5th day of May, l!tl3,
requiring the publicatiou of till
summon to lie made at leat once a
week for lx couerutive week lu
t'rook Cuuutv Journal ana requiring
that the 11 rat publication lie made
on the Htli day of May, 1913.
HrxTISIITON " ll-".-.
58 Attorneys for plalntin.
Express and Passenger
Stage Line
Three hmir between Redmond anil Trlnevllle, fare $1.50.
Agent for Nortehru. tit. Northern and American Express Co.
(itll open from 7 a. m to 6 p. in.; Sunday 9 to 1:.0.
Ollloe at Pioneer Cream o.
Jourdan & Son
Just Opened :
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
In Cornett Stage Barn
Prineville, Oregon
Special attention given to the traveling Public.
Hay 25c a day per head.
Give us a call.
White & Mackey, Props.
ii-19
Notice of Contest
Department of the Interior.
L'nited States Land Office,
The Dalle. Oregon. May 26, 1913.
To Everett F. McCoy, of Newberg,
Oregon, l,onteiee:
v.... ..uhur.,i,r nott fled that George
T. Randies, who gives Rolwrtx, Ore
gon, care oi w.j. i.miooi, on h
post office address, did on May 2,
1913. tile In thi office hi duly cor
roborated application to contest and
secure the canceiianon oi jour Home
stead, aerial -o. uoio, umu
1910, for swl sej, section 18, oi nej,
swl nel, section 19. township IT,
range 17, e., Willamette meridian,
M.nml. f,.p hlu pnntest he al-
C&llil I i.u .... -
lege that said Everett F. McCoy ha
wholly aoi-nuoneu, inneu m icmuc
upon, cultivate or Improve said
tract of land for over ix months
last pant a by law required, or at
all since mating emu cuuj,
i... n,,t heen taken accord
ing to the law and regulation per
taining to aosencea irum uuiuc
gtead. ... .
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be
taken tiv tin omce as uuviu uct
confessed by you, and your said en
trv will be canceled thereunder with
out Tour further ngni to ue mra..
therein, either before this office or on
appeal, if vou fall to file In this ofllce
. . ' . . . ,1.. nl.,w !
WltntU twenty Ull.vs conr. I..-
FOl'KTH publicatiou oi mis uuuee,
as shown below, your answer, under
oath, specifically meeting and re
sponding to these allegations of con
test, or It VOU mil Wlllim mut umu
io fr, t'lila office due proof that
you have served a copy of your
answer on ine sniu cuniwiam ,
lu person or by registered mall. If
tuls service is iuaue u wo
of a copy of your auswer to the con
testant in person, prooi ui ui -vice
must be either the said contes
tant's written acknowledgment of
his receipt oi ine copy, nuuiuS
date of Its receipt, or the affidavit of
the person bv whom the delivery
was made stating when and where
the copv was delivered; if made by
registered mail, proof of such service
... .lt .( the nffidavit of the,
person bv whom the copy was maik
ed stating when and the postofflee.
to which it wns mailed, and this af
fidavit must be accompanied by the.
postmaster's receipt ior me iener.
10U SUOUIU Slilie in ju'
the name of the postotlice to which,
you desire future notices to be seut
to you.
C. V. Moork, Register.
Date of first publication June 5.
Date of second publication June 12.
Date of third publication June 19.
Date of fourth publication June 2fi.
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71 pniMirvTr t it ntJimnw S
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Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP & PERRY 1
THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or mouth at
Reasonable rates. Remember ua when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
Notice for Publicatiou.
Department of the Inteiior,
V. !? Laud Office at The Dalles, Ore.
.May 2(ith, 1913,
Notice ib hereby give'u that
V.lu-urd O. T.flffftn
of Hampton, Oregon, who. on April
4. 1908, and March 16, 1911, made
additional No. 08352, for eft ewj. ej set
aet'ciuii Bwj bw'4 eeuuuii uwj
1 naotn 97. n ' r. ..1 DA;nn OU
township 20 south, rauge 20 east, Wil
latueiie -nenainn, naa meu nonce or
intention to matte nnai tnree-vear proot
trmoiiDu i mini &u tliu inuu t k'vi j
described before Timothy E. J. Puffy,
1. S. Commissioner, at his office at
Prineville, Oregon, on the 5th day of
July, 11U3.
Claimant names as witnesses : Louis
Bennett, Harry Karnes of Barnes, Ore
gon ; Charles A. Stevenson, Ruben Inga
trom, of Held, Oregon.
5-20 C. W. Moork, Register.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is tu'ivby given by the undersigned
i nf iiu in i ii isi i hum ui nit- eMiiif oi ooreii n inv
ert Bendixsen, deeeused, lo tb creditors of
said estate and all persons having claims
against the same to present such claims to
i. t j, uuny, aiunuey tor aia estate, at
Prineville, Orejfon.or to Charles A. Sherman,
administrator nt Kife, Oregon, wlthiu six
months trom the first publication of this
notice.
Dated and published the first time this -'9tb.
day of May. lUUt.
CHAM. A. HH HUMAN.
Administrator of the cstatnorsoren Robert
Bendixsen, deceased.