OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAUNTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
Thirty Days Longer For Hunter.
Coquille Sportsmen of the Coquille
alley are happy because the open
season for ducks and such game has
been extended one month, or until
January 15. Because the game birds
do not set Into the valley until the
latter part of the year local huuters
bad very little shooting when the sea
son closed In December.
Boy Will Exhibit Stock.
Monmouth. Johnny B. Stump, Jr.,
a boy of this city, who won the Shet
land pony at the state fair for the
best exhibit of livestock presented by
a child, has received word that he
will have a chance to show his ani
mals at the natioual livestock show in
Chicago, and at the international
show at Waterloo. Iowa, this falL
SNOWFALL STOP TRAFFIC
Telephone and Telegraph Lines Badly
Damaged By Early Season Storms.
Baker. Early snowfall in eastern
Oregon is the order this year. For
the past few days the fall has been
steady and very heavy in some locali
ties, the heaviest being in Bourne, in
the Sumpter district, where several
teet covers the ground. There has
been good sleighing In the Cable Cove
section for about a week, and all the
higher altitudes of the country report
a fall varying In depth from a few
Inches to a foot or more. The foot
bills adjacent to the city are white.
The snow caused much trouble to
the Sumpter Valley railroad, which
runs through a mountainous section
between Baker and the John Day val
ley. It caused great damage also to
telephone and telegraph lines, and the
Sumpter Valley railroad had an un
usual accident A wire falling across
the track tore the whistle from the
engine, causing all the steam to es
cape and "killing" the locomotive, so
that the passenger train was held u
for several hours.
Agricultural Report In.
SalemACheaper credit, state guar
antee of land titles, co-operative laws
the federation of farmers' organiza
tions and better roads were recom
mendations of a -committee appointed
by Governor West at the suggestion
of Dr. C. J. Owens, director of the
American commission, to report on
the agricultural needs of Oregon.
MAY CALL SPECIAL SESSION
Money Needed if Eight Hour Law Ap
plies to State Employes.
Salem. If it should be held that
the eight-hour labor law applies to
the employes at the state institutions,
it is possible that a special session of
the legislature will be called to make
additional maintenance appropriations
to meet the emergency.
State Labor Commissioner Hoff has
notified the state board that the law
Is being violated at the institutions
and says he will bring suits, if neces
sary, to enforce a compliance with the
law.
Governor West will ask the attorney
general for an opinion as to whether
the law applies to the state institu
tions and if he holds with the labor
commissioner, the matter will be tak
en up with the heads of the various
Institutions to ascertain the additional
cost of maintenance, as the existing
appropriations were based on the pres
ent hours of labor. If the threatened
emergency would be of sufficient con
sequence to justify it the governor
will consider calling a special session
of the legislature.
Lebanon Safe is Cracked.
Lebanon. The department store of
the Reeves-Clark company was bur
glarized, the safe being blown open
and about $800 in money and checks
taken, besides one or two suits of
clothes, an overcoat and some other
clothing.
More Water is Wanted.
Ashland. This city is considering
tentative plans for the extension of
' its water system and supply. No
that the municipal light plant is on a
firm footing, prompt attention will be
given to the water department.
Bandon to Vote on Drink.
Coquille. An election to decide
whether intoxicating liquors shall be
Bold within the corporation limit of
Bandon was ordered by the Coos coun
ty court to be held Tuesday, Novem
ber 4.
Wife Traps Erring Spouse.
Roseburg. Trailed by his wife and
a detective, Robert Coates, reputed to
be a wealthy lumberman of Aberdeen,
Wash., and Miss Lillian B. Carter, of
Portland, were arrested here by Sher
iff Quine.
OSCAR W. UNDERWOOD
v
i
1S1& by American Praaa Association.
Oscar W. Underwood, Democratic
house leader, who has snnounced his
candidacy for United States senator
from Alabama.
NEW LAND IN FAR NORTH
Belief That Extensive Territory Lie
North of Siberia Is Confirmed.
St Michael, Alaska. The Russian
government steamers Taimyr and
Waygatch, under Commander Wlllt
sky, which have been engaged in Arc
tic exploration north of Siberia for
three years, arrived here for coal.
Captain Wllitsky reports the dis
covery of a body of land as large as
Greenland extending beyond latitude
81 north and longitude 102 east
Commander Wllitsky says that the
shore of the new country where the
expedition landed and along which
the vessels traveled is rocky, with
high, abrupt cliffs, formed evidently
from volcanic activity.
In July and August the expedition
saw much evidence of the presence on
the land of reindeer. Many walrus
were seen and bird life was plentiful
Timothy Woodruff Dies of Apoplexy.
""New York. Timothy L. Woodruff,
former lieutenant-governor of New
York state, is dead. He had lain in a
critical condition for nearly two weeks
after having been stricken with par
alysis while addressing a fusion party
rally in Utis city. .w?; A years
old.
HUERTA PUTS 110
DEPUTIES IN PRISON
Mexico City. Declaring both
branches of congress suspended, Pro
visional President Huerta practically
assumed a dictatorship here. His for
mal proclamation dissolving the na
tional legislature announced that new
senators and deputies would be chosen
at the election October 26.
The Mexican capital was terrorized
by the boldness of Provisional Presi
dent Huerta's coup when he had 110
members of the chamber of deputies
locked up for failing to drop an in
vestigation of the death of Senator
Dominguez of Chiapas, who was re
ported to have been killed after mak
ing a speech against Huerta.
The provisional president had ask
ed, through Minister Aldape in an
address before the chamber, the re
consideration of the vote to investi
gate, saying the deputies had not the
power to investigate a matter upon
which the justice department had al
ready passed.
Mexican Refugees Returned.
Eagle Pass, Tex. Holding that they
were likely to become public charges
and therefore undesirable, United
States immigration officials forced 200
refugees who crossed to Eagle Pass
when Mexican government troops oc
cupied Piedras Negras last week to
return to Mexico.
Apples Injured By Worms.
Walla Walla, Wash. Worms have
damaged the apple crop in this valley
20 per cent, according to Manager
Barnes, of the local branch of the
North Pacific Fruit Distributors. The
central agency was figuring on 125
carloads from the Miiton-Freewater
district and now but 100 carloads are
counted on.
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat, New Crop Club, 79c; blue
stem, 90c; red Russian, 78c.
Hay Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $13.
Butter Creamury, 34c.
Eggs Candled, 3c.
Seattle.
Wheat, New Crop Bluestem, 89c;
club, 80c; red Russian, 78c.
Hay Timothy, $17 per ton; alfalfa,
$13 per ton.
Eggs 36c.
Butter Creamery, 33c
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Heavy snow tall In the Sumpter dis
trict has canned dela.vs to railroad
traffic and telegraph aud telephone
lines have been hampered.
Mm. Sarah A. Evsus was reelected
president of the St'ute Federation of
Women's Clubs at the convention at
Hood Klver.
Since the establishment of the state
automobile registration department In
1SU, Multnomah county has paid lu
niore than $:',000 in foes.
Owing to effective forest patrol Linn
county passed through ths summer
without a single destructive forest
tire.
Throe carloads of horses have been
bought in upper Malheur section by
the government for use in the war de
partment Glendale and Sutheriln will not vote
on local option Issues November 4
because ot technicalities In the peti
tions. Governor West had no rlisht to Incur
debt In carrying on vice crusade work, i
and the emergency board had no au
thority to declare legal such action.
according to the attorney-general. i
L. D. Westfall of Tualatin won the
handsome loving cup offered by the
Great Northern railroad for ths best
agricultural exhibit at the state fair
at Salem. !
More than 30.000 head qf sheep will
leave Bend for Chicago stock yards,
this probably being ths largest single
shipment ot mutton aver made from
Oregon. !
Eugene was chosen as ths next
place of meeting at the closing session
of the annual convention of the State
Federation ot Women's Clubs at Hood
River. i
High school officials of Coquille
have placed a ban on pupils' attend
ing picture shows, parties, dances,
etc., on any night In ths week except
on Friday and Saturday. I
George Temple, aged 13, a Chemawa
student shot Watchman George Sta
nlff. The latter hit ths boy on the
head with the former's weapon. Both
may die.
The Not! tunnel on the Eugene-Coos
Bay railroad Is nearly ready for the
rails. Trains may be run from Eu
gene to Mapleton within the next 80
days.
School fund loans In Oregon aggre
gating $100,000 may be forfeited un
less the notes are renewed or fore
closure suits are brought, says Gover
nor West
Representative Humphrey of Wash
ington may visit some of the more Im
portant river and harbor projects
Oregon If Representative Hawiey
finds he can't make the trip.
The C. A. Smith lumber company
has been asked by Governor West of
Oregon to defend its title to 10,000
acres of land which, it is intimated,
has been obtained by use ot dummy
school land selections.
Guy M. Lindsay, former cashier of
the Citizens National bank of Baker
City, was freed of the charge of mis
appropriating funds, because of the
government's failure to produce any
damaging evidence against him.
George H. George, president of the
Astoria National bank, vice president
secretary and treasurer of the Colum
bia River Packers' assoicatlon and one
of the foremost citizens of Oregon,
died at bis home in Astoria.
That the national forest, which re
cently was opened to homesteadlng of
available agricultural lands, is on the
brink of an era of development is
the opinion of J. Roy Harvey, newly
appointed supervisor.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels has
informed Senator Chamberlain that in
sufficient room on the battleship Ore
gon will prevent Oregon guardsmen
from accompanying the Bhip through
the Panama canal, as an escort.
Suit has been filed by the attorney
general of Oregon against the gover
nor, secretary of state and treasurer,
for recovery of $14,000 said to have
been unlawfully spent out of the peni
tentiary revolving fund.
Senator Chamberlain has been told
by the state department that the pro
posed legislation by Chile has been
changed to make the lumber duty 70
per cent ad valorem, an Increase of
50 per cent, instead of 215 per cent
as intended.
Governor West intends to put the
payment of expense of grind Jury in
vestigation of I. W. W. deportation In
Coos county up to A. H. Powers, of
the Smith-Powers Logging company.
Powers is blamed for instigating the
deportation.
Very largely through the efforts of
Representative Sinnott, the director
of the geological survey has recom
mended to the secretary of the inter
ior designation under the enlarged
homestead act of sections 7, 8, 16, 23,
to 36, township 26 south, range 16
east; sections 1, 2, 11 to 14, 23 to 26,
35, 36, township 27, range 16 east,
Lake county, near Fort Rock.
Governor West has appointed a
committee to devise a plan for an im
proved system of forest taxation. Tho
governor also will urge the committee
to formulate a plan to encourage re
forestation and the settlement of
logged-off lands and to make recom
mendations to the next legislature.
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vVlTHOUT LINES
IN THE IENS
It used to be true that bifocal
classes were troublesome, and
old" looking, and trying; to the
eyes. It It NOT true of
KRYPTOKS the new bifocal
that look and wear like plain
glasses, but give perfect Rear-end-far
vision. )
time will so injure the eye? a to m
them to put on glasses and wear
Dr. Ida Behrendt, Optician
At Oregon Hotel, Prineville
A GREAT
Combination Offer
The Journal manaijrmrnt lias made arrangements with lite
Portland Evening Telegram whereby we can give sub
scribers the advantage ol a gigantic combination oiler for a limited
period. You can get a metropolitan evening paper with blithe
latest news Irom all over the world and the news ol Crook County
at a remarkably low price.
The Evening Telegram is the best paper in the stale,
market reports unexcelled, Saturday edition contains a magazine
and comic section in colors.
The Crook County .Journal is the county ollicial
paper ol Crook County.
The Portland Evening' Telegram, per year $ 5.00
The Crook County Journal, per year 1.50
Total .$ 6.50
Both papers through - -
this office if paid in Ik I kfl h
advance for one year tD "O'v
on or before December 31, 1913
r,
Central Garage
Phone No. 20 Agents for
Chalmers and Detroiter Autos
All Kinds ol Auto Repairing
Tires Vulcanized
Full Line of Auto Supplies
Special Prices on New and Second-Hand Autos
Huff-Maker Auto Co.
H
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For
I have Registered Duroc Jerseys, both sexes.
These are
PROFITABLE, PROLIFIC PIGS
and thrive exceedingly well in this section of
Central Oregon
G. A. BRADLEY
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One and one-half miles north of Depot. Redmond, Ore
French Dry Cleaning.
A. .1. HeynoldH, tnurvhant tullor,
McCalllHtur tiulldliiK, I'rlnnvllle.
l'rench Dry CleiinliiB a Hpcclnlty. If
at any time work 1h not Hntlnfiietory
pleiiHecall my attention to It nnd
thereby confer a favor. 10-2
We fseoially solicit complicated
eases. Our experieiu-s nfteD enable
us to (live satisfaction where o I hers
lisve luilnt. Our glasses cure head
ache, neuralgia, nervousness, tired
eye, aching eyes, stye, granulated
Idle, bloodshot eye, etc. Ilfincm
her that our rennnnsibility dues
not end until you hv obtained
the satisfaction you eiieot.
Parents Should Not Neglect
Their Children's Eyes .
For a pair ol glasses worn lor a tew
months will often eimlle a childV
eyes to slrrniiilirn and fully dfvel
op, while neglect at this critical
ike it necessary, sooner, or later, lor
them continually.
G
Sale
Stray Horse
llrown Alley, 3 years old, star in fore
head, no brand j about 1100 Ilia; came
to my ilace June 15. Owner will con
fer a favor by taking it away.
10-2 ,)ohn K. RYANDend, Or.
Melville Sewlnir Machines for rent.
J. K, Stewakt & Co. 5-1
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.Summons
In tlu Hri'titt court ot tlie state tit
Onuon lor Crunk county.
J. It. Ilnncr, plnlutin,
v.
William I'rliie, John Trim-, r'rnnk 11,
I'rlno, 8nrnh I'nwera, 1.8. I'rlne,
I'iiiiI Ivhtnlca, Sum It Ithndcs, An.
nette Ithmlca, ItiTIha Ithndca, Will,
luce Klnulca, nml nil unknown
helm ol linvlil I'rlni', diH'eiiacd, II,
I''. Alli'il, II. I'. Allen n a iiilniliiU
tnilor ul tlu ikIiiIi- i'l Vtlllltiiii
r'nalcr, iltt-t'tiM'il, Annie Mitlliiir.
executrix ul the calnle ul ('. (', Mill,
Inu, ihrciiaeil, mm nil tiiikiiowu
heir ul ('. 0. Mullen, tlcecnaed,
tlllil llll Others Interested, ilflclld
mils. '
To Wllllnm 1'rlne, John I'rlni-, Krnnk
It. l'rlne, Siirnli Powera, V, 8.
Prluc, Paul lUiodc. Nuriili Itlioilc,
. Hint ti UIiiiiIi. Iter text HIiiiiIik,
ii 1 1 n i'l- Itlmilif). nml nil tuikniwti
lii'lra nl linvlil rrliu1, ilit'riiwil, II.
I'. Al It'll, H. K, Allen n iiilinlitla
trnlnr ul tlu CHtiite ul Wllllnm
I'liKlir, iliri'iini'il, A nnli' Million,
rttn'titrlx ul tlif mint nl C. ('.
MitlliiK, iIivchwiI, iiihI Nil nn
known lii'lra oil', ('. MiiIIiik. ill
tfiiwil, nml to nil utlii'ra lntinaliil,
tin' uIiovk nuiiu'il ili'li'iiilnnla:
In tin' muni' nl I hi' Hlnli' ul Ore
lion, You nml nu ll ol oii are lu rv
hy reipilri'il to iii'iir nml imawi r
tiie eiiiiitilulnt ul iilnlntin llli'il
'llttllltlat J' I'll In tin' llliovi' I'll 1 1 1 It'll
! milt nml court within ti'ti iliiys Iruiu
the date ul the wnln'ol thl ainii.
', inuim upon .vim, II wrri'il In Crunk
county, atatti ul (Mvkoii, or II acrviil
within any other county In this
atHti'. thru within twenty ilnva Irom
the ilnlc ol the in r vim ul this mine
! ninna Uiuii yon, or II serveil hy nul
' lli'iillon na provided by Inw, then on
or Ih'Io' the
is st W NMasr, 1I3,
ami you nml ench ul ynu are liercliy
nutllleil thut II yon lull to so (i'H iir
nml miswer, tor wnnt tlienml, the
jiliiliiUtt will take a ilecnti ul anhl
court ngiilnat yuu lur tho relief
Iiniyod lor lu ths cmniilnlnt, tu-wlt:
'or ilecrc ul tills court totheef.
I.Tt thut the pliilntllT, J. Jl. tinner,
la the owin r ln lee simple. Ire Inim
nil Inc umliritiices, ot lot mimticr one
In block iiuiiiIht lour ol the city of
Prineville, Crook county, sM of
Orenon, ncconlliitf to Monro
Hoilices' nlnt ot aalil city now oil
hln nml of reconl lu tliiioflleeof the
county clerk ol Oruuk county, stnto
ul Orenon. Thill the ilclcnilnnU
nml ench nnd nil of them Ihi forever
luirreil nml etctnppcil Irom huvlnif or
I'liilnilnn any rlnht, tills or Interest
In or to anhl preiulaes, nml Unit the
lilnlntirt's title thereto Im forever
Unlet nl, fontlrmcil nml eatnlillaheil
lu lilmaelf, his heirs nml nnalim.
Tlmt nil record Incumtirmtccii, liens
nml clomla nunliiHt plaintiff's title to
anlil irenilw-, rxlatliiK prior to the
2ml ilnr ot June, ltltO, lie ilecreeil nml
cnntiiialvi'ly held nml ennalilc red to
lie ennct'led. sntlatleil nnd removed,
nnd tlmt nil persons cliiltnlnk tIHe
or nny Interest III or to snld prem
ises, or nny pnrt thereof, liy r
throiiKh the ilefeiidiiiits or either ot
them, lie lorever Imrred nud eatoplHil
from liming or clnlinlim nny Inter
cut therein, nnd tor such other nnd
further relief na limy seem meet to
the court nml )uat In the pri-mlnea.
Tills suinuiom Is publlaheil lu tint
Crook County Jmiriml fur U lull
weeks III seven coliaivutlve laaiiea nf
a ii HI piiMr, comiiieiiclnir with the
Inane ul ( letolier Itilh, ltl:l, nnd end.
Init with the lamie of NnvemlMT 27th,
lyi.'l, by order nf the Hon. ti.
Sprlnirer. county Jmlue of Crook
county, atnte oftlreitun, tuiiile mid
entered (in the lltliduyof th'tulier,
lni:i.
liiited nnd pulillaheil first time
October ltilh, HUH. M, K. Bhink,
Attorney fur plaintiff.
Summons
In the Circuit Court ul tne State of Ore.
Si i it for Croiik county,
tattle Klllotl, I'lsillliir,
VH,
Fred A. Mi-Dowcll anil Ions
Mrllowell, ilcfuniluntR.
To beoiia Miowrll,ili'fi'iiilit:
In Ilia name of Out Htula ufOreKon, you
are hereby re(uiri'd to appear ami atuwer
the rnmplnliii lileil auuliiat you in ths
shove piiuiifii an it. wiiinii am wi'ma oi ins
jilnte of Ilia llmt llilu iltlmi of III in mini-
liliilia, which date of llrt mllilicntlon l
I the inli Uuy of Oclolier, llil.'l, nml If you
i fail mo to aimwer, for want thiTi-of, the
plaintiff w ill apply to the court lor the re
fii'fileninmli'il in aalil complaint, to-ait:
for s Judgment sKuluat Freil A. Mcliowell
for t nni.wi with liiti ri"t thiTi'on st the
rut of ten per cent per milium from the
Lin. I uuy of Drtoher. I'.H.I. for Sl) attor
ney's fees anil for the euiaii ami dialiurso
inenta of tliia milt.
For a ilei ree ol the shove entitled court
thut the followiiiK deacrllail land, tn-wit:
the south half of the nnrlhwcnt quarter
ami Iota three nnd lour of Meet Ion four in
towimlnp thiitein inuth of ruiine thirteen
cant of WHIiiiiii'lle Meridian In Crook
county, Ori'iton, he Hold hy the aherill of
thin county according to Inw sun nml ins
j proceed lie applied to the payment of
I pliiintiU'a mild judgment and the coma sad
' I'hurucH of muk lliif mid mile. Thut the de-
lemlunta anil ail peraonn cliillnllin under
tin-in or either of them he forever harred
und luri'( Iiim-iI of all riiiht, title, Intercut
or equity of redemption in auld picntisfa
or nny pint thereof.
Tliiaauiniaoaii ia pulillhcd hy order of
the llonoruhle II. HprinKcr, county iid(ru
of Crook county, Oregon, luude und en
tered on the'Jnd'dui of Octolicr, llllH.
M. It. I'.l.l.lui'T.
Attorney fur l'lulutlir.
Notice fur Publication
Department of the Interior
U. B. Lund Ollii'O at The Dalles, Ore.
September 10, 1U13.
Notice ia hereby jjiven that
Klsvd S. Krli'knon
of Priiievllle, Orenon, who on Juno 3,
1010, niiida homuHtead No. OtilllH, for
.lot 3, nej Hwi, n4 fli'J, swition :I0,
townsliip HI, mititli, ruiiKe 1(1 oast, Wil
lamette. Meridian, baa llled notice of
intention to iniiko final threo-yoar proof
to eatiiblii-h claim to the land above
described before Timothy E. J. Duffy,
U. H. CoinmiVHioner at Ids ollico in
Prineville, Oregon, on the 3rd day of
November, 11113.
Claimant names as witnesses: James
A. Mollltt, Jacob Docker, (ilenn llen
drickson, John Hopper, all of I'rine
viilu, Orenon.
II. Fuank WooncncK,
0-25 . RcKister.
For Sale or Trade
Desert cbilm 8 tnllea from Drlne
ville, all fenced, 25 acres) In crop,
plenty of water. Price $1000. Ad
droits I''., care Journal. 10-2