OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
McMlnnvlll Man Killed
McMlninllle.-Walter lloclK"m wn
kill.. I uii.l Frank Wllliur seriously In
jured, hi Hit. linn. In nf James Hutch
i'ii, lu rouble Hli lila in. i'Ii t on
her tlllllnl.lll West of MoMlunvlllo.
'Ilm almulliiK occurred when James
lliilrlii'iia ami II. I,. Ilonly worn ilrlv
I ii k nlonit mi tlm mini Ira. Unit from
luil la known na I'm Vim- Kl.lK" tn
Mi-MiihivIIIk. They pulled up at k
tillioe Ill III" roil it where must ol MM'
riitioliers lit-t lliflr mall and hum their
mall liokra.
Horn Mull hiMia nn'l Wilbur ami thry
were mini In a liwiiod iunrr"l. over
hut la mil known, tin! It l Ki'iioriilly
run. . .I.'.l to In. tlix I'ltinul lit an old
KriulK". Kimie witnesses to tlio IriiK
oily di-claro Wlllmr struck lliiiolioti
twlin ii ii. I lliililicii pulled hl revnl
cr, ahiKitliiK Wlllmr twli In llin arm
unit unco III tin- left shoulder.
Inatitutri to Dt Hold
("nrviilllH I'liina for h.il.llnil no f-ti-n.li
.l cries of farmers' Institute lit
full In Luke, 1 In rin-y. Kliimalli n'i.1
trunk roiiiiil. K are f.iriiiuliii...l I') tli'
ritoiisluu ttlv tKltiii of Uri'K.m Anriil
turiil r.ill. K'' n result of (In- in went
d. -1111111.1 for "ii.'li Int.! riicHi.n i-ipnaM
to A. II. ('nrillcy, il.'im of HKHoiilliire
at o. A. r. mi his r.-.-.'iit trip Uir.iiiKli
(Ytttnil (ir.'i;..n wIlli representative!
of tin- Or.non Ii.'rto.iii.'iit League.
Flrat Coast Artillery Wins
I'oiil.in.l 'I I... r:ii c.io.i ni.ill..ry
team won Hi." much r.n. i.'.l ami luirj
fmiKlit fur Kim-rniir'a Ir.ipliy In ll"' an
nual Ort'toii mule mllttln rill.- match
held at Camp Kli.-i in..., rltlc field.
Clackamas. 'Mi.' team soured lnM"
out of n iiiii.ll.li' U'oii nii.l for fltuil
hoiiora ilofriiti'il III"' third Inliinlry
team Willi ll a. nr. of 1"4J.
Allen Shcrp Drcltion Rendered.
rialcm. The attorney k'-iotiiI liaa
rendered nil opinion to Thomas S. Far
nil. il.'puiy illi.irl.-t attorney nt I.nko-vli-w,
Unit tin' county cannot collect
license foes i-hn ri!itI iiKiilnal fnrotitn
ali.'.'P lirounlit Into the count)' fur feed'
lull If tin' alir.'p iff ri'iiiovi'.l without
tlui owner ever npiilyliiK for a license.
RAILROAD TO PRINEVILLE
Electric Road From Metollut to D
Built by Tscoms Man
rrlni'Vllli'. AftiT ncgolliitlon oov
rrlnK prmlli'iilly n yenr, n final con
tnirt was closed by tlm oltlr.ons' com
mittee, roprcsciitliiK tho business In
ti'N'Ht of I'rlnevlllo iinil vicinity, nnd
II. I". Khi'll, or Tacomn, Wash., fur tho
conatriii'tlnn of ft railroad from Meto
llua to rrlni'vllliv Mr. Shell hna lurKO
bualui'aa lJit-r-nt nt Tonlno, Wash.,
nnd la w.'ll known In cntialrurtlon Cir
cles. Tlii- pri.pni.iMl mini will run from
Mctnllus In rrlni'Vllli'. n illHlnncr of
nliniit :M inlloa, through olio of tho
richest funning districts 111 tlio Mate,
tmmt-illiiti'ly ni.ir.'iit to tin' rout' nr.i
vast ar.'iia of iiiiil.'Vi'Iop.'il iiKrtciittunil
nn.l timlii'r land nwaltlnK furnmrH ami
iiiIIIh.
Till' pine forentH povorltiR tliousanda
of aiiuiirv inlli'a, with firm timber, ex
ti'tid down to within a fow inllra of
l'riiiovlllf, and are ntilly urreHalMo by
well built wniton roiula, and ran bo
ronrhed by train rouda with an ewy
trail 0.
Girl to Bulldog Steer
Pmirtloton. Tllllo Baldwin, bronco
buater and trick rldsr, who rod at
the Btadlum at Tacoma thl year, has
a nnw and thrllllnK Blunt which she
la going to put on for the Roundup at
rendlnton September 11, 12 and 13.
Tllllo aaya ahe la a cow girl and to
prove It ihe la going to bulldog a ateer.
She la now practicing up on a tame
half brood Joraoy on the Sherry inni h
north of town, but when It comoa to
the Roundup ahe anyi ehe la going to
lot them ahoot the ateer out of the
bunch of Toxna longhonia and ahe will
do the rout. If ahe auccoeda ahe will
be the flrat woman In the world to
bulldog a ter In opon competition
with cowboya.
Parcela May Be Refuted
MarBhfU'ld, Contractor Pernard,
who hnnilli'8 the mull aorvlce between
Cooh and Curry county polnta and
RoHi'burK, haa notified the government
that he will not be able to handle the
parcel pott htisltioHS during the winter
montha oven nt extra pay. In the win
ter months It la orten neceasary to
transport the mall on packhoraea In
atend of by atago, the roada being too
muddy for the hitter.
Girl Dlea of Ptomaine Poleonlng
Marahfleld. Miss Viola Lattln, a 16
year old South Inlet girl, died sudden
ly at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Lattln, of ptomaine poi
soning. She was taken 111 after eating
some green ponchos. . Other members
of the family were also uffocted, but
recovered.
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Resignation of Ambassador to
Mexico is Accepted by
President Wilson.
Wellington I'ri'nlili-ut Wllaon took
tin. flrat ali-p In tin. pull, y through
wlili h ho propiiaoa to dual with the
Mi'Xliun eltimtlon whon ha formally
arii'ptHl tlm n-KlKiintlon of Anibiiana
dor lloiiry I. ahe Wllaon, to take offii t
(). ioI.it 14, nnd ami to Mi'Ul. o aa lila
porBoiuil ri'pri'Hi'iitatlv but not ac
cr.'.lli.'.l to tlm lliiorta govortimoiit
tiovoriior John Uml, of Mlunoaota,
a II fo long friend of H.-i-r.-lnry llryun.
The iiiiiliTHtaudllig la that when a ata
hli. KoviTiiUH'iit la oatiilillahi'd in M. ll
co Mr. I.lnd III bo miuii'd aa ainliui.u.
dor.
It la an I.I th Iirvaldi'lit la oltai-rvlug
with k.'.-n Ititoroat the offorta of load
ing Molil alia to bring about p.'iiro anil
will offer no auKKi'ntloua until thoao
appari ntly prove futile. That Mr. Llnd
will ho rmpowori-d to eiplalli to all
!iiulri-rM tho uniilloralile oppoalllon of
tlm Aiiiorlriiu Kovorumolit to tlio roc
OKiiltloii of tho llurrta a.lnilnUlnilloll
In hi 1.1 to ho a fai'tor will, ll may BKalat
tho nlluutloii.
Protectorate for Nicaragua Dropped
Horri lary lirynua plan for an Amor,
loan protootiirtito over Nicaragua, pro
vI.IIhk for Amertran auporvlalon of
NlraraKua'a fliiiinroa, Iniiepotitli'iit and
for. Inn ri'latloim. have boon shelved
for llio tlllli' bi'llig.
Apparontly Willi the koowl. 'litis of
tho H.tiiiliilntratlou, the senate forolgn
r.'liillous I'ouunttti'O puKMi-.l n ronolu
tinii iihUIiik the Hi-.-ri-tary of staio to
stihinlt u now Ntniraiiuan treaty, omit
tl lift tho pr.itortoriiti' policy. The com
part at tin roipii'Mt of the senate com
tiilltio Is to b" limited strictly to tho
irl k I ii i1 n.'Kotlntloua with NU'iiniKua
by which the I'nliod Biatoa wns to
pay JH.iion.iMKl for an exclusive canal
rlKht ncroKH tho rniintry, a naval huso
alls on tho Hay of lloiiescn, and a
lease to the Corn Manda In tho Car
ibbean S.a.
Opponents of tho proposed protec
torate bad mailt ll clear that ll would
bo ImpnsKlblo to secure ratification of
the Nicaraguan treaty lu the present
congress if the ao-callotl protectorate
auieii.lmoiit wore liiclu.l.'d In It. Tula
. 'ailment la understood to liav In
line. I Secretary llryan to consent to
Its withdrawal.
Federal Cash to Help Move Cropa
Twenty five to fifty million dollars
of government funds will be dcpoKllod
In the national hanks of the south and
west nt once by Secretary McAdoo to
facilitate tin movement of crops. Fed
oral, state and municipal bonds and
prime commercial paper will be ac
cepted aa security for the money, on
which tho banks will pay 2 per cent
Interest.
The motive of Secretary McAdoo In
announcing this policy Is to anticipate
tlio money atrlugoiicy In tho late sum
mer nnd fall, which Invariably accom
panies tlm marketing nnd movoiiicut
of crops, especially when they nre un
usually liiruo, as the harvest now bo
ginning forecasts.
Hepresontatlve hankers of 59 lnrce
cities III the agricultural regions of
the south, middle west nnd Pacific
const wore Invited by Secretary Mc
Adoo to come to Washington to con
fer with the treasury department re
garding the distribution of govern
ment funds to be deposited In the
national banks to facilitate tjie mar
keting and, movement of tho crops.
Among the 69 cities Invited to be
represented are Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Portland, Or., Seattle, and
Spokane, Wash.
National Capital Brevltlea
The house resolution oalllng tor an
Investigation of the attorney general'e
action In postponing the Dlggs-Camt-nettt
white slave case was tabled by
a vote of 93 to 57.
Chairman Flood, of the house for
eign affairs committee, admitted that
It waa by direct requeat of the presi
dent that Ambassador Wilson did not
appear before his committee.
The democratic members of the
house banking and currency commit
tee have planned to settle nil difficul
ties over the currency measure at a
party caucus to be held August 11.
Senator I.a Follette has Informed
the senate that only 68 replies have
bean received to the 2500 seta of Ques
tions mailed to manufacturers through
out the country, In which they were
asked to furnish Information as to
the probnbla effect upon their Indus
tries of democratic, tariff revision.
The lobby committee completed the
examination of Martin M. Mulball, ex
lobbylat for the National Association
of Manufacturers, and the grilling of
that Individual will be transferred
early to the house.
Reduotlont 'In express rates which
will cost the companies fully $26,000,
000 a year, approximately 16 per cent
of their grots revenue, were ordered
by the interstate commerce commis
sion to become effective on October
15, 1913. Notable reforms in practices
also wera ordered.
MRS. PANKKURST
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Afv" " a j, '
0) hf Amncan lrM AMOclatloa.
Mr. Punk hurst, the noted militant
Suffragette who Is causing much trou
ble In England.
Brief News of the Week
A train near Hodge City, Kan., waa
stall, il by grasshoppers In a deep cut.
A law abolishing fntj lunch In sa
loon lias gone Into effect lu Connecti
cut. Following America's example, Del
4;liim will ci lel.rati' her flint "mothers'
day" Aui;usl 15.
Tho Hunt Ian government decl.h .l
not to participate officially lu the San
FrnnoiKi'o oxpoKltloii.
Iteports from Peking say that the
barkhone of the revolution In southern
China is believed to have been broken.
Kaunas Is op pressed by drouth, liav
Iiik suffered tho second driest mouth
In July over known since tho weather
bureau was established 30 years ago.
Fire Insurance companies which left
the stale of Missouri because they
were displeased w ith an act passed by
the Inst legislature are arranging to
return.
In the city election nt Cincinnati the
Citizens' ticket, headed by Walter 11.
Knight and nominated to frame the
proposed new charter, swept every
thing before It.
Iliilgarla, Servla. Greece and Monte
negro have signed a five days' armis
tice at lliicliarest. Houmanla, their rep
resentatives having agreed to hold a
peace conference during that period.
A court martial has convened at
flerMn to try the German officers ac
cused of accepting bribes for Infor
mation as to pending government con
tracts for arms and ammunition.
The Woodmen of the World, In see
Sinn nt Colorado Springs, selected Den
ver ns tho place for holding the next
triennial convention of the Pacific Jur
isdiction, In 1916.
According to a decision handed
down by the district court at St. Paul,
Minn., newspapers have a rlsht to de
cline advertising when they deem It
objectionable, even when it is submit
ted to them under a yearly contract.
The reason why Great Britain Is
holding aloof from the Panamn Paclflc
exposition, is. according to the offi
cials of the llritlsh board of trade,
that their Inquiries have shown It to
be Impossible to Induce a sufficient
number of llritlsh manufacturers to
Incur the necessary cost of preparing
exhibits.
People in the News
The new American ambassador to
Japan, George W. Guthrie, of Pitts
burg, arrived at Toklo.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw has filed a pe
tition in involuntary bankruptcy at
Now York. She specifies her liabilities
at $$043 and her assets at $250.
Alfred O. Vanderbllt has denied at
Long Branch, N. J., that his sister, the
Countess Szechenyl, contemplates a
divorce, as reported.
Samuel D. llaynes, a pardoned con
vict, walked out of the prison gates at
Thomastown, Me., after serving 34
years for the murder of a policeman.
While nearly 4000 feet in the air, a
monoplane driven by W. C. Uobluson,
of Chicago, caught fire when a fuse
on the engine blew out. Robinson ex
tinguished the flames with a band ex
tinguisher while descending, and
reached the ground safely.
Surrogate Cohalan, of New York has
fixed tho amount which the beueflciar
ies under the will of the late Colonel
John Jacob Astor will have to pay as
Inheritance tax. The total is $3,400,
000. John F. Mltchel, democrat, collector
of the Port of New York, was nom
inated on the fusion ticket by tbe
fusion committee.
The Sun Francisco council of build
ing trades huB elected P. y. McCarthy
president for the seventeenth consec
utive term. He was formerly mayor
of Sun Francisco.
At the hearing held by the police
commission at San Francisco to Inves
tigate the administration of Chief of
Police White, two Chinese witnesses
testified that a fund of $10,000 had
been raised In Chinatown to bring
about White's appointment.
Trade at Home
"Kvery time you go to town
And start to throw your money around,
Kay ''HoDie-mailn goo la are tbe stuff (or me,
Jtecause they spoil I'roa-per-i-ty."
The dollar you send to the Kustero Store
Sayi "'iood-hye l!ill" (or evermore,
hut the dollar you spend with the Home-made sound
Koepa a'comin' and a'comio' and a'couiin' around."
A. H. Lippman & Co.
Cwooiv Cojjntv Bank
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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W. A. Booth. Pres.
I). F. Htbwakt. Vlee-Prwi.
. A. Boot b, AmlKtant Cannier
tiiree
worn
enemies
the drunkard, the heavy drinker,
and the man who craves rough,
strong, high-proof
W. J. Van Schuyver &
' ii. Portland,
Express and Passenger
Stage Line
Three hours between Redmond ami Prliiovllle, faro $1.50.
Airent ftir Xiirtehrti. (.it. Northern ami American Express) Co.
(iitlee open from 7 u. m to 6 p. m.; Sunday 9 to 1::0.
Ollice nt Pioneer Creu.ni i o. 12-19
Jourdan & Son
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
In Cornett Stage Barn
Prineville Oregon
Special attention given to the traveling Public.
Hay 25c a day per head.
Give us a call.
AARON W.
LTTIMIBEIR,
THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
6 19 lmo
Liabiliti
Capital paid In full
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Co., General Agents
OregoD
WHITE Prop.
Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc
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PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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Sheriff's Sale
I'.v virtue of an exei'Utiou ami or
der of sale, issoril out of the circuit
court of the state of Oregon, for
Crook county, on tlio Mh iliiy of
May, 19l:i, In favor of Chfufor A.
Stamp, plaintiff, vs. ii. K. Koliluson.
lofoiiilatit. for the sum of twenty-
elirhf hutiilreil oicliteen ami iio 100
S2M8 95I ilollars, with interest there
on from the Mth clay of May, ll'lll, ut
the rate of seven (7 1 per cent, per an
num, ami two huutlred ami tilt'
($i"iO W ilollars attorney's fees, ami
the further sum of twenty-five
K'.'i 00 ) il.illiirs costs, which Jin lament
wan enn.llt-il and il.M.keteil in tlio
clerk's ollice of sai.l court. In sal.l
county, on the 29th day of .1 uly, H'13,
which execution comtuanils me to
m il the following desbriced real prop
erty, to wit :
The northeast quarter (ne'4) of
section iiuinlier thirty-live (35), of
township twelve (121, south of range
twelve (121, oast of the Willamette
meridian, in Crook county, state of
Oregon, together with all the tene
ments, herlilltaments and appur
tenance" thereunto belonging or In
any wise npiiertaiuing, to be sold by
the sherltl of said county, as under
execution, and the proceeds of suell
sale, after paying the costs and dis
bursements, attorney's lees anu tne
expenses herein stated, shall be ap
plied upon the Judgment, and ll tne
proceeds of bucIi sale lie Insufficient,
the plalntln shall nave Imminent anu
execution against the defendant, H.
E. Uobluson, to recover such balance
unpaid, and In obedience to said ex
cutlon, order of sale and decree, no
tice Is hereby given that I have
levied upon the real property above
described, and will on
TuUr, Septratxr 21, 1913
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. tu., nt the
north door of the court house, in
Prineville, oregon.sell to the highest
bidder, for Cash lu hand, the above
deserllied real property, or as much
thereof as may be required to satisfy
said judgment, interest, attoruev's
fees, costs and accruing costs.
Dated thisJilwt day of ,luly,A.I).1913.
Fhank Ei.kinh,
Sheriff of Crook County, Oregon.
numinous.
In the county court of the state of
Oregon for Crook county.
Jack Brognn, plaintiff,
vs.
Philip Brogan, defendant.
To Philip Urogau, the above named
defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
You are hereby reuuired to appear
and answer the complaint of plain
tiff tiled against you in the above en
titled action within ten days from
the date of the service of this sum
mons upon you, if served within
Crook county, state of Oregon, or.
If served within any other county In
this state, then within twenty days
from the date of the service of this
summons upon you, or, If served by
publication thereof as provided by
law, then on ur before the
9th dr.? of Aujuit, 1913,
and you are hereby notified that If
you fail to so appear or answer, for
want thereof the plalutiff will take
judgment ngalust you for the sura
of $191.12, with Interest on $186.00
thereof at the rate of six per cent per
annum from the 31st day of May,
1913, and for the costs and disburse
ments of this action.
This summons Is published in the
Crook County Journal for six full
weeks In seven consecutive and suc
cessive Issues thereof, commencing
with the lsuo of June 26th, 1913, by
order of the lion. G. Springer, judge
of the above entitled court, made
and entered on the 26th day of June,
1913.
Dated and published first time
June 26th, 1913.
M. E. Brink,
Attorney for plalutiff.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior
IT. S. Land Office at the Dalles, Oregon.
July 15, 1913.
Notice is hereby (liven that
Lloyd O. Baker
of Held, Oregon, who on February 21,
1910, made H. E. 001)62 anil on January
6, 1911, made additional H. E. No. 07921
for nj sol, 8W1 neJ. nei Bt"i nei,
si eel, section I), andsujswi, section
10, township 19 south, raiiga 19 east,
Willamette meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final three-year
proof to establish claim to the iand
above described, before A. S. Fogg, U.
S. Commissioner, at Hampton, Oregon,
on the 5th day ol September, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses : Paul
Held, of Held, Oregon; Edward A. Park
er, Kbin G. Fauglit and Oswald Kiimbo,
all of Roberts, Oregon.
7-Slp II. FRAsk Woodcock, Register.
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