OREGON NEWS NOTES
Of GENERAUNTEEEST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
Bank Cashier Paroled.
Falera Coincident with an a-rjnv-rmonl
that State Superintend
ent of Ra-.ks Wright had dtx-lired a
dividend of JO rr cent for the deposi
tors of the First State Park of rhllo
atiath. tsakiruj a total of 0 per cent
declared, is another that James Evars,
cashier of the hank, convicted of for
gery and aeritesce! to aerve from two
to 10 rear ia the pc n:teiitiry. has
keen paroled.
The liabilities of the institution
were $Jj.(n', and Mr. Wright believe
the assets U! be sufficient to pay
the depositor la full, but there will
be no money for the stockho'der.
The bank failed la October. 11L and
Evars. whose right name i Evans,
wa inlicted e-oon afterward. Money
le is allied to have used fraudulent
ly was invested in a creamery by th
cashier, and. it is said, he sot no ben
efit from It.
LASiDS TO BE THROWN OPEN
Scvernmenf New Policy Will Aid la
Development of Oregon.
Portland. Carrying out the eovera
wient ' new policy of seekittg out what
agricultural lands may lurk within the
confine of forest reserves and deso
lating it properly so that it may be
thrown c?i-n for actual settlement.
Thief Forester Henry s. Graves ar
rived ia Portland from Washington.
During his visit here he eipett to
settle definitely for recommendation
what shall be done with tracts which
have been the subject of fifld agents'
investigations, both in the Siuslaw re
lion of southwestern Oregon, the pu
mice lands of central Oregon, the Des
chutes region and in the Cow lit river
keU In the Rainier forests of Watt
In poo.
Heretofore the government has
made little effort toward discovering
what tracts are suitable for agricul
ture. The prospective settler was re
quired to seek out the lands himself.
decide whether he could use them for.
agriculture and then' make hi appli
cation for settlement.
By the new plan, experts of the for
est service will pick out fertile tracts
now grown up in trees, report them
raitable for agriculture, and eventual
ly have them listed separately from
the general forest reserves, throwing
them open for homesteaders from
time to time. This will include land
from which the timber has been sold.
Barton Is Given 1-10 Year Term
Coquiile. Judge Coke passed sen
tence on J. S. Barton, who was re
cently convicted of an attack upon
Hiss Madge Ycakum, to an indeter
minate term of from one to ten years
in the penitentiary. The case has
been appealed and bond furnished.
Barton is a Coquille abstractor and
representative from Coos county in
the state legislature.
Succumbs to Hydrophobia
Portland. Frank Griffith, proprie
r of sight-seeing automobile con
cern, died in agony of hydrophobia as
tiie result of the bite of a mad dog
auffered five weeks ago. At the hos
pital where Griffith was confined he
hurst a straitjackel and it required
the efforts of six strong men to sub
due him.
VALE GETS MANY SETTLERS
i
fcovernmem to upen Large Tract to
Entry. ,
ale. The throwing open by the
government of 110,000 acres of land
adjacent to Vale to homestead entry
promises to make this city the mecca
ef homeseekers during the nt-it ftw
months. A large proportion of this
land is fertile valley and bench land,
below the Eully Creek and Star Moun
tain irrigation projects, and being sus
ceptible of irrigation cannot be taken
IP under the 320-acre homestead law,
160 acres being the most any one per-
con can homestead.
Of this l2Ed, 73,000 acres have been
Beld in a petroleum resent and 37,
K'O acre were withdrawn for the
Harper reservoir project. Settlers
have been petitioning the interior de
partment at Washington for the pan
two years to release the petroleum re
serve lands, and have just succeeded
in having this done. The land will
be open for selections, accordinj to
advice received by the Vale Land of
Vce, on July 18, at 9 o'clock A. M and
filings will be received after ) A. M.
August 18th.
Bogus Money at Bandon.
Eandbn. In the last few days buE
ness men and others have found them
selves possessors of half dollars which
are not genuine. Upon investigation
it is learned that the circulation of the
counterfeit money began during the
Fourth of July celebration In Bandon.
Approximately $250 of the half dollir
coins was placed in circulation here.
COL M. M. MULHALL
V
I
awaC 'tH
Colonel M. M. Mulhall, forwier lob
byist for National Association of Man
ufacturer. star witnew in th Senat
lobby Inquiry.
IDAHO BANKERS SET FREE
Kettenback and Kester Pardoned by
President
Washington. President Wilson has
granted unconditional pardon to W il
liam F. Kettenbach and George H.
Kester. Lewiston. Idaho, banker, con
victed on the charge of having falsi
tied records of the Pirst Natn.-r.al
Back of Lewiston. Idaho. Th pardon
was granted after the president had
conferred with Senators Borah, cf Ida
ho; Lane, of Oregon, and Kern," of
Indiana, and after they had trots'.J
appealed to the president to do justice
to men, who, they showed, were mar
tyrs to abuse erf privilege by govern
ment prosecutors formerly expiojed
by the department of justice.
But for this pardon Ket:et.bach and
Kester would each have been reqr.red
to serve five years in the penitentiary.
Banana Finds Advocate
New Tork. President Wilson may
be deluged wh hundreds of letters
in defense of the banana a tie poor
man s fruit." it wa said by sonie of
those present at a meeting in Cooper
Colon, at w hich speakers advix-i pro
test against tie proposed til of pie- ;
tenth of 1 per cent a perns i on ti-1
mported into ti...s ccmrtry. '
T Stop Carrbiinj in San F
San Fraicsca S&r m-.r.'
li
big gam: ling c!t.Ls cat j ti-rj
doors at once and for J ;.-. T"x
was the fiat issued ty Chtf of F :,-
White after an hour t eerrfereire k.
hind closed doors w.-i tie j;r-.-tors.
-appr. e;:cr azj .tti
of the li d-h.
Dyran-.'te Plotter Freed
Leavenworth. Kan. Eiward E.
Phillips, convicted at ladiasapclU of
conspiracy in the alleged dynamite
piot, is the first of the ZZ men to leave
the United States pen-tentiary a free
man.
Plotter Ajainit Muerta Arrected j
Mexico City. A piot to assassinate (
i-resiaent Hutn, General Felix Inax
and General Elanquet, the war minis
ter, has been frustrated by the arrest
of one deputy and 19 others of no
great prominence.
RAILROADS-EMPLOYES
FOR ARBITRATION
WaEhi.igton. Representatives o f
tie
E0.O00 conductors and trainmen
of eastern railways who have voted to
strike for higher wages aid managing
o...cen cf the railroads agreed at the
V.'Lite Kosae to submit their differ
ences to arbitration under the tiroritv
ior-s of the Clay N'ewlancs act, which
President w'--ton and congressional
lesdtrs promise to make law. Ia the
meantime no strike will be declared,
official! of the employes' trolherhood
agreeing to an armistice.
This vicory for arbitration over the
E'rike was the result of a two-hour
conference at the White House be
tween President Wilson and cemgre
lional leaders, both republican and
democrats, the presidents and manag
ers of the railroads and representa
tives of the Brotherhoods of Conduc
tors and Trainmen.
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat Club. Sfrc; biuestem, 44c;
I d Russian, fc!c.
Hay Timothy, $18; alfalfa, J13.
Butter Creamery, 20c
Eggs Candied, iec; ranch. 2Jc.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 16c; Wil
lamette valley. lSc
Seattle.
Wheat Bluostem. ilc; club, tOc;
red Russian, tc
Egg 2Sc.
Butter Creamery. 3lc.
Hay Timothy, ;8 per too; alfalfa,
113 er ma.
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BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
The president h et a!U t0
acrv In Kl.mia.h county for entry un
der the eulargts homestead act.
S'-n.tW'r Cli.,mbTiaiti haa avt-j'ttd
an imitation to lUiiver the prl.u-.pal
ad Irvss before the I'uiled Iriah ot
c'.Us in t'hici'so August IS.
Fii'tren rermi! for the construction
of rsoroirs in the stute t an itl-u.a't-d
cx.t of $1.41.",i'", were isurd
by the slate engineer durir.s the juar
tor ending June 50.
The c:l'r.:: ef Madras hae ortn
!icd fa.r association, and, will hold
tt-e first arnual fair and lletx- ex
it Isit ia Maura on October IS, IT, and
IS.
Whie playing with smul! target
rilie at Hsk.-r. Gerald Moodv. the
yenrcld xn of Orsta Moody. weal
thy slwptuan. iu accidentally hot
through the had and instar.tiy kil!-d.
The first conference ever held for
church min.it. -m of all deuominaiion
In Or-.-gvn will take place at the I'nl
v-sliy rf Oe;on during the wtek of
Juif :i to ::.
Py unan.nious ee-.rm the enate
pfid a b.ll making Oregon land
h had tw-en withdra or clai-
fiid as oil lan 1 subject to entry un
di r the honiesiend or drert land law.
Apl iiiatioti h be-a received by
:h- c-in.ptrv-:ier of the currencr for
psrniiMvoa to convert the State bank
.if Redmond into the Hrst National
Bank of Redmond, with a capital of
r-:-.
!'rifi-.-ser C. J. Puh-el! has resign
ed as head cf the .violcsicl depart
n:tit of l-arerce college at Appie
ton. W an eld Vetholisl institution,
to become pm-s dent of Pacific univer-
i siiv of Forest Grove,
j To prevent the necessity of having
to rvmove a ntimt'er of old soldiers
from the S.-l !.er' home at Roeburg,
' the na-.e b rd of control meed th
I pec.oa limit over w hich veterans will
net be admitted from $i a tocath to
J Accord. ng to an announcement
; cade by Assistant State Supertntrnd
' est of PuMic Instruction Carlton.
j teachers tok the recent examination,
j This is the largest number to take an
examiuatijn ia the h.story of the
j state.
It doe not matter what the amount
! of a widow's salary or wage 1, If h
j has children depending upon her for
! support and ha no other Income aside
from her wage, she Is eligible to the
b,t..-.'.t
of the widow's pension law.
according lo an opinion given by the
attorney general.
Senator Chamberlain wfil tike tip
w.ti -h secretary of the Interior a
;Li frwrs the residents and clti-le-Lj
rf tie Grand Pvocde Indian re
r a:, i-i axi vicinity to replace pre
nr. i;fa w.th oce competent
nit - do f.'ljce dity aid look after
c : tzi .z'. r "nd-an.
A CJTtt ci JJ.-l.f'lO ti been
J at --gt whi'.h covers nearly
ZH'A acre t timber along the Na
tron ex-en5.cn. It wa given by the
Pens T.trV-r ct-nnpaay of Warren, Pa-,
to tie Dewtt Trart company, and 1
taken to ind.cate the early eonatruc-t-oa
of a large sawmill
Marital! and Hick Lockett were In
dicted at a special es;on of the
grand jury at Baker, and their bail is
fixed at l&M. They are accused of
stealing thoasjinds of dollar worth of
cattle from eastern Oregon ranges,
and if they are convicted. Sheriff Ker
foot will receive a reward of II'X'O.
According to a ttement made
at Salem by Governor West, 14 cent
a day for three meal, or a little over
five cent a meal. Is the average dai
eoEt to the state of Oregon for feeding
its employe and prisoners at the peni
tentiary. At thi small cost, he says,
an abundance of food of a good qual
ify is provided.
R. L. Karri win of the tate engin
eers' force, ha farted a iirvey of
'he Clackamas river to determine the
fill and topography of the banks as a
means of ascertaining the value of
the stream for water power purposes.
l-nsg thi eaon he will take op a
s.miiar survey of the Sandy, Hood,
Eantiam and McKenxi river.
The senate pased Senator Cham
leriains' bill authorixing the state of
Oreton to exchange 40,000 acre of
school senior. in forest reserve for
a compact body of land In the San
tiam reserve, not exceeding 40,000
acres in area, which land shall be held
by the sure for a permanent state re
serve. A dozen men will be sent to Tilla
mook tCnty to spread poisoned grain
over an area of 2000 acre and kill
field mice, gopher and other rodent
pests that might destroy the seed of
Douglas fir to be planted there thi
summer. This arrangement ha been
made at Eugene by A. E. Cahooa, su- ;
pet-visor of the Siuslaw national for
est, j
.Although the law which required ;
commiMion merchant to obtain tata
license and put them under the reg
ulation of the tate railroad commis
sion, lias been operative more than a
month, only one concern has obtained
a Jicenbe. The object of the law wa
the protection of farmer and fruit
growers and many have asked the
railroad commission why the law 1
not tiiforcfcd. 1
1V-.
ft "This
is My Choice of
am ts. n s.'vC'iiii'i'iV'i trri!fefx w
Duke's Mixture Present"
Among the manjr valuable prmrnls now given away
with l.ielt(?Mfrt Duke's Mature there it muiic thing lo
suit evrry taste and In this all -plravuig Mlufartmn the
presents are exactly like the tobacco it.clf. F all clvc
of men like the selected Virginia auJ North Carolina br.ht
leaf that you get in
I7T l
Now thi famous old tnUcco will be tn,, popular
than ever foe It u now a l.iftt if" Slyttt leader, and
I evjual In quality to any granuUtrd lulumi you can bur.
If you haven't sraokrd Duke' Muture with the
LiZft' .'rr name on the Uj try It now. Yoc
will like it, for there I no Ix-itrr value nrhcre.
r " r yoo el one mnj a half ihiivt. of ch.i- gntBaWtrJ
tri-co. nurji..-l ( jr ant m quslily, and villi ea.ii ak
g a book of c urette p(rs PhKK.
Now About the Fr Preent
The roupuns now pa. krd with 1 .;;ttl v .Vrft Duke's
Mirtar are guud f,w a!l tartt of valuable pmrat. Tbe pr
cots cmt yow out oue peony. The Ut indudrs otilr
I
i
3 BlU
Sutenest of Reaeurce and Liabililie ef
The First National Bank!
Of Prineville, Oregon
i
KiJUll ll'E
Lowim and DUenaau . tM.at 01
l olled felate Bnoda lxjOl n
I lolled
Bank l
t'a.a A I
(nmlMkrtc 12
lw from tanks Zl t.t.t
S-.il 1.1 II
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wa
The Journal is Cheap at $1.50 a year
North Beach
NOW IN FULL BLAST
Why not plan your Summer Vaction at this won
derful resort, reached by rail to
to Portland via
A Trip
Down the
Columbia
And Steamer Trip
down the Columbia via 0.-W. R. & N. Steamett T.
J. Potter' or "Hasgalo." daily except Sunday.
Surf Bathing. Fishing. TenU and
Cottagei to Rent Good Hotel
accommodations.
Kgce'Ient Iietftaurant Serrice on Boats. Information furnished
on application to
7 I" 31 H. BAUKOL, Agent, Redmond
9
luMUA
muken' artirie but
many drtirwtileprrtrati f.
womra and rhitdren- tm
f.MiOl:a prnt, wmhrrliat.
eameru, u.ilet artu-ire,
tmnit racqurla. rakher's
guita and matkt. rtc.
As a spvrtal offr-r aWring
f)cmltr mJ Jmmmmrv
mttly, M irtff tmnd fvm Mr
mm iltulrnttj talaimgw of
prmt fRL. Jut rnd
oasM and aiidnas no a postal.
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IXAf . C1(J( iwal. .m
r K rn (. nrr niiiuimr
CK1AKC11L5, UJX UCAKltrU.
PrewiituB Dept.
Millll.lTIH
rwDllal mart, paid I
Korplua fund, earofd
I'ndividud prudu. varocd..
flmilatloB
I KUW a I
kiwi as f
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ssotoo I
lpuaii ivm si
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T. M. sUMwK C-kim
H. kUwIa, Amt CkW
A REST
by the
OCEAN
Ct
iToppenisli Nursery Co.
! Ar I rompt nti ntl Quntily ol Servir
! Any Inlrl lo You 7
lit-!.. ff-ll!n tie liigiirv)! (flt f rtiif'ry
nit, t It l 11 1 it tti'l ilHr latl.I lltct
..mi i'i it In 'in a n -!. t n t 11. uti l,m
in in lui iHu lit imv, f ( in Uli ir ii(
VH d't f ti l.nif f f I 1 l ilt1 Uml l l'lrr
in. n. l it (U tisn ii. Hi? nur tli-atr to
ft f iKIiMiiinit'oii ' mrtll (1
Mr hair tt irli llil U-l of ( ihf U-ll ffllM,
h.r (tli. I ..r,.ii. lI'Hk lof t trr II.
i-..in!t(aj f! an. I j tine . ..!) ItirMlp, iiiMltir
(('Ml ..! ,'. ti (MM n-'ol. It It Hi citt-t
.l.t.b i . . t..r ,-...r cjt.lf r IimI.I
)...!. VIJtY U (A'ANANrUil,
I Toppei.uh Nursery Company
To)pnikt Wah(
i k Crnwn in lK
r axtttuut siktni llry.
jrntrO A Alllr.l.
Notice ( Crvdilni.
I Nolle if liereltv ifivru thai the Ulnlrr-
i tinned linn nee), fit Id t-ounly court uf
H e Male ii Oregon lor t'n'k rmiiilr,
dulv apHiitrl a.iminlatratrix ol lle
tiate ol 1 liupr 1'Urk. iIih-i-smI, and all
' p.r.n liavititf rUnim a;inat ald e
li are liervdv reiilrrd lo premnl llm
- naiue, duly .nrliil, ui Mid adiiilnifflra
Irn i th ( office ol M 1. Ilili.k. in
Ihe citr of rnnrvillt, Crook rtttuily,
lata ol lire,;. n, wllliln ffi liionlliff
Irom tlir dale ol ll.e tint nili'lc'Uou o(
1 1 h noiioe.
I "ate. I and publmlml first lime Mar
:vMi, lalS
I mo ("i tak,
A.lniin.iltwliix o( Hie ratal ol Klnier
Cla'k. i1vm1. 6 iTJ it
Koike t ( lediloiw
Notl.-e la bervhv tlvi-u by the tin.
iloriiM, the nluilnlalrntr of t lie
I'lali1 ol l.lltle M Is lnllii, di'Critwd,
l I lie crvsiiiom nl m 1,1 tli-enetMl, nmi
lo Mil -!-,. n Imi liiai l liilna lltfnlliat
.ild olate l.i in-'iil the aninr,
with the irir mm Inm In the tin
.l. r.itv.1 sl Hie ortU-e id M, It. :.
oil. In PrliM-vllle, orv-tfoii, within all
inotiltK fnuu Hit- first iniliUritlluu id
lhl OMlk-r.
Inli-vl ntid l'Ul!l!t.d nrt time
Jtilv S, 1S"13. A. II. .ii'I- i,
Aiuliiltrnt,.r o( the ratntr i.l l.lnle
j VI, 1 V Intio. lTTnnl
MicrllT S.ilcd kol I ll I'nJcr
' I anciiliun In I urvclur
In the cin-iit curl id the atate ol
' Oietfon (or llm comity .. Cnk.
; Annie Mlng. plamtiH,
va.
Kre, T. Ilitfgin aud Mrs A ('. J..rdn
and A. I'. Jordan, her buibaud, d
fendanlff. j lly vlriue of an eierulion In lore-
ol aura I iov out ol Ihe alwv rntitle.1
court and i-aiiM on the tin i!ay ol Julv,
lull, in Uvor ol Hi il.ni tiame.1
plainl fl. Annie Malirg, and aainal
j ried T ll'iiiina and .Mil. A. C. Jorlao
I'd A. t'. Jordan, her liuatiand. aNiv
named drlrmlanu, um a judginpo'
airainai the deleuilinta or the sum tf
JjivH JO and inleroat therwon Imm the
Mhday.d March. l'.MJ, at the rale ol
; 10 per rent per annum and lor lh uiu
ol 'J attorney' Ires and the lurther
iltmol l!i.r roa'a, mhich aid )u.lg
mem waa rnroll.l and ilorkete-l in the
clerk ' oiti.-e ut the couriiy ol Cnnk,
lata o( Orrgnn, on the 12th day ol
Mav, ll 3, and alirrea il aa lurther
oniort! and dwr.J ,y tha court that
the nj ni. and the ( n and the
0J ol aoi'tion 16 in lowruhip 1
outli ol rantfe 17 eaal. V. M. in (,'nn k
roonlv, Drriron, containu g Jmi a'm,
, le aoid in the manner prnrritml by
la, and in purauanre thereto, notice I
lierel.y given that I have levin) upon
aud I ill on the
k ay ai Aaiaat. Ill,
at the north door ol thn county court-
' houa in rhnerill, Crunk county, dre
g'n, at the hour o( 2 o'clock in the
afternoon ol aaid day, aril all th right,
' llile and uitertwl the aaid drlendant.
; Frei f . Hivgina and Sirs. A. C. Jordan
; and A. C.Jordan, her luuliand, had in
land Ui lb "aid ilrrilied real prorty
'Withe ln,het bidder, lo aatiali said
iu.liimenl, n.lere.1. attorney' leee,
I roi end accruing coata, auhjwt to re-
jdemption arvordwg lo law.
tirst publication July lrtth. 1313.
j Uml KLmxa,
I Kheriff of Crook county.
j Ity W. K. Van Allen, deputy.
otH to Creditor
Notice I hcrelo' ttlven iy the nn
ilernliciiiil, the ndiiiinlHtrnior with
the will nniM'Xinl, ol the twtnu- of
Idn WrlKliI, il.H.'llwil. to rmlltoni of
. !Hld ilivt nwd mid nil kthii having
vminia nunuiHt mini 1-niHte lo pn-w-nt
the nine with the proper voiu-heni
to the iiniliTHlirni'il nt tin- olllr ol M.
R. Hllloit, In rriiifvlllc, lire., wllhln
kix inuntliN from the ilnie ul the llnt
luilillrnilon ol thla notlii..
linled and piilillHlied timl lime Julv
W'.iiX M. li, l'owi i.i., "
AdiiilnlHtrntor will) i nmiexod of
i-Ktiite of lila WriKht, ihrenwd.
Notice lor Publication.
lW-partmmit ol the Interior,
V. H. Land Ollice at The halloo, tire.
July '.'nd, 11113.
Notice is hereby given that
Kruest C. Kimmell
of I'rineville, Oregon, who, on IVrwmlier
27th. linrll, mad honiee'ead entry No.
ll5Th3, lor ne'4 aeetinn 32. lownnlup id
out!), rnge 15 eaat, Willanietie merid
ian, ha tiled notice ol intention to
make final three-year proof, lo eatab.
liali claim to the land almve described,
before Timothy E. J. Huffy, C.s. com!
mianioner, at Prineville, Oregon, on the
Wth day ol August, lt!;!.
Claimant name aa witneme : o,.nn
Hendrickaon, Jacob IWker, Harry Van
Meter and (ieorge 11. Hatliff, all ol
Prineville, Oregon.
7 ldp H. Khank WoonoiH E, Kegister.
Cancelled Warrants
The follnwlna: warrant IiiivIiir
Ihh-o hwued over m-vi'ii yeiirw, tv
hereby ordcrwl cancelled hv th
county court unlex called for ivlthln
Hlxty dnj Irom July 1, 1U3:
i No. 191, IsKtied to S. M. Scott, Dt.
jcember 1, 11KI5, for ft? IK).
i No. 025, IhhiiimI to YValli'i WIIHnm,
I AuirtiKt N. lSHiTi. for II 20.
No. 1126. to (irace Smith, AuirtiHt 8
i HKVi, for 11.20.
No. 197, to C. W. Whltcomli, Janu
arv 4, 1106, for 115 011.
j No 228. to W. A. WlnoNkr, Janu
ary 4, 1'.W6, for 1 50.
No. 251, to Chiw. II. YVVIri, Jmiuarv
4, lia.16, for fl.00.
Waiihkx ItoWN,
i t'ouutj' Clerk,