VICTIMS OF MEXICAN
BANDIT ARE BURNED
Fifty or Moro Passengers and
Crew Believed to Havg
Perished In Tunnel.
Ctimlirn, Mi'xIi'o.-NiiIIiIiik hut chnr-
ril hniu'M nml ImttniiH were fuimrt y
tlx) rHi:uliiK party which, by the nll
of oxyitnu IihIiimIn unit imiiiiioI'Tm, ic
cnmlutt In uiiiiolralliiu tho IHiinlir tun
not from I ho south liortnl im fur as th
locomotive unit flntt two 'r of the
piiHBMimiT trulii. Tlu-y wre probably
kllliHt whim thu ciiKliia of tho t',rl1
Kr trulii fntulHMt Into tho burning
fntlxht truln. which tmil lnn (muttcd
Into the tuiiiinl by ciiHttllo'i bumliu
Kflvcntl hours buforo.
It la now IxOlBVod that evt.ry one of
the 50 or moro iimmhiikom iih1 Hie
crow aboard tho train whim It (Untied
Into I Im tunnd are dead.
rtnllrond mon are furious nt Ctll
to' net. Lnrtt week 22 of bin men worn
captured and executed by the rebl
and the next dny. apparently In re
t.niio. ha cnutured the frelKht truln
run It Into the outh end of the tunnel
about 30 fuel and there act fire to It
f'antlllo's failure to annd back warn
ing of hla act la ri-Kiinlud ua the moat
crmd and murderous act of hla career
of outlawry and there la a disposition
here to criticise General Francisco
Villa for not having crushed htm long
ago.
GENERAL PANCKO VILLA
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NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Senators Desiring to Speak on
Woman Suffrage Question
Will Delay Voting.
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A new portrait of General Pancho
Villa, leader of the rebel army In
Northern Mexico.
CELILO CANAL NEARS FINISH
Big Bleat Removea Lait Obetruction
to Flow of Water.
The Diillca. Or. About 80 P-r cent
of the work on Tho Dullea (Vlllo canal
waa computed whim lO.&nO pounila of
powder were exploded by tho prenalng
of an electric button. Tho hint oh
at ruction to water flowing from end
to end wna blown out.
The completion of thla Important
Improvement will give a large portion
of tha Inland Empire the benefit of
water trauaportatton. It will open to
itennihoiit navigation the Columbia
river from I'rUet Haplda to (he aea, a
dlHtnnca of about wo mllca. and dur
ing tha greater portion of the year ftio
Snake river from lwUton to the aea.
a dtatnnr of about 4C5 mlli'a.
My Sue Rockefeller for Taxea.
Cleveland, Ohio County Attorney
l.her received Inatructlona from At
tormiy Oeneral 1 lagan to aun John 1).
Hockefnlliir for hla peraonul tnxi.
The Cuyiihoga county authorlitea had
Htltnated approxlmutoly ,12,000,000
wua due them. i
AMERICAN-JAPANESE
RELATIONS IMPROVED
Wimhlngton. Notablw Improvement
In th relatloua between the United
Stiitea and Japan la believed to have
Moulted from tho evenla in tho houao
' of ropreacntatlvea laat week connect
ed with the paaange of the Burnett Im
mturuiinii bill. ItenorU from Toklo
aro to the effect that a profound lin
preaalnn waa caused In tho Jnpaneae
capital, not only by tho refusal of the
houxe to Include In the bill the pro
poBcd prohibition agalnat tho entry of
Japaneao Into the United Btalca, but
even more by the non parttaun appeul
of Hepreaontatlve Mann.
Tho Jntinneae atateamen are doclar-
ed to have been much pleaaud, by the
liouBe'B rocpptlon of tho appeal for fair
treatment ' nllena and for abstention
from legislative interference with the
executive department In lla effort to
nrrlve at a eottUment of the open la
duo between the two countries.
Brief News of the Week
Th Canadlun house of commona
vot'-d down a bill to abollab tltlea.
tfnr the flrat time alnca the civil
war the enllatment complement of the
United Stotea navy la full.
The Jim Crow law of Oklahoma waa
upheld by tha United Htatea dlatrlct
court of appeala, at St. U)ule.
Wurnlnga agalnat operation of
wlndlera by promotion of worlhleaa
inrke In aocalled radium mlnee In
,.l,.r,.il nre aent out by United
V
Hlntea DoMtal IliHliectora.
Twelve, hundred aheep died lnatant
ly on tho trull from tlhyollto to Haw
hide, Nevada, aa reault of drinking cy
unlde'aolullon from a mlllpoud of
in I n I tm company.
WHneaaee for defenae In the govern
mnnfe eult to dlaaolve the United
Btatea Steel corporation, In New York
tnetiricd that there waa no price agree
ment. They aald competition fixed
prlcea.
The aixth National Corn exposition,
waa opened In lallua. Texua. 1 uea
day. Nearly all the elate of the union
have dlaplnya at the expoaltlon.
Kronen people have aubacrlbed ,
200.000 for ubo In aupplylng the
Krench army with 210 aeroplane, ott
fray expenae of teaching 75 pllola bow
to operate them.
The ItrltlBh parliament aasombled
the flrat of the week for what prom
!( to be an unuaunlly notable aea
nlon. The Irlxb home rule, the Welsh
dlaentabllahment bill and other great
controversial measure will come up
for action.
The houae of delegate of Virginia
paaacd the bill requiring the governor
to make formal reqiwat of J- F- Mor
can. of New York, to return to the
recorda of Fairfax county, the will ol
Mr. Martha Washington, atolen from
Fairfax county court house during the
fivil war. The document now la at
the Morgan private museum.
Thirty-one thousand fnrmera anil
peasant marched at Stockholm and
encamped tu-ur the palace. King bus
tfv aililressed the gathering when
they demanded a larger navy and
pledged themsnlve to make the neo
easnry aacrlflce to raise the money.
The farmera and pensanta are exer
elHd over the possibility of a claBh
with ItUBsla.
People in the News
Admiration of Bryan By WIIon.
Iialtlmore. In a letter to William
L. Murbury, published In a Dnltlmore
paper, President WlUon condemn
free tolls through the Panama canal
aa clear violation of tho Hay-t'aunce-fote
treaty and incidentally take oc
casion to pay a tribute to Secretary of
State William Jennlnga Bryan that
allow the tonus of intimate frlondlt
tieaa and co-operation exiting between
them.
Radium Quack Feared.
New York. The Now York city de
partment of health haB Issued a warn
ing against "quacks" who might seek
to take advantage of the popular In
terest aroused by recent experiments
with radium in the treatment of cancer.
Trial Cot I $250,000.
Don TiVnticlaniy Tho COSt Of tll6
Western Fuel Company conspiracy
trial In the United Statea District
Court here waa estimated to have
reached a total of $250,000.
Football Coache Barred From Line.
New York. The Intercollegiate foot
ball rules committee decided that here
after coaches should be barred from
the aide Unaa. This waa the most rad
ical change In the ruleB adopted at
the meeting,
Monday was widely observed aa the
centennial anniversary of the birth ot
Samuel J. Tllden, tho eminent Btatea
man and democratic candidate fot
president In 1876.
Because the blnnk furnished bet
namea "it" and "him," ur. Anna How
ard Shaw, preaidont of tho National
Woman's Suffrage association, refuse
to place a valuation on her personul
Dronertv. ,
In an address before the Connecticut
Bur association ex-Prealdent Taft de
fended the Judiciary, declaring that
demagogues were responsible for the
attneka on the present system.
Mayor Rolph of San Francisco, and
other city officials, publicly burned
oulum. morphine, and amokers lay
outs, valued at more than $25,000. The
enodH had been accumulating since
Mav. 1912.
W. R. Scott, general manager of the
Southern Pacific road, has been named
aa aticcessor of R E. Calvin, vice pres
ident, In charge ot maintenance, opera
tlon and construction.
Superintendent Reed of the St,
Cloud, Minn., reformatory, Ib Bold to
have been selected as successor to
Warden Wolfer of the Minnesota state
Denltentlary. Reed was formerly head
of the Washington state penitentiary
at Walla Walla.
Frank P. Glass of Alabama lost his
Hunt for a seat In the United States
Benate by one vote. Glass was not
entitled to be seated because hla ap
Dolntment by Governor O'Neal came
after the direct legislation law went
Into effect. .
New
VELIE
Here
Washington, With their mind pre
occupied with Immigration problems,
trust legislation, treuty obligation and
President Wilson's determination lor
reversal of policy on the Panama toll
question, administration leaders in
...... f.,,.uu Ittitl titrfiriut foraotton that
(bey wtre face to face with the equal
auffrnge question, N
Monday however, a resolution to
provide for a constitutional amend
ment extending suffrage to women was
first on tha calendar of buslnes in
the senate. Senator Ashurst, who l
guiding the destinies of the resolu
tion, does not expect It to come to a
vote because several Senator served
blm with notice that when the subject
did come up they would like to dis
cus It.
Action on the repeal of the section
of the Panama Canal act exempting
American coastwise hlp from toll
I expected In the course of the week,
the president's purpose In the subject
now being thoroughly understood oy
administration leader.
Money Ordar Servlc I Enlarged.
n President Wilson signature, the
bill to regulate the payment of postal
money order became a law ot the
land. The now statute will not tie-
Mni rrrtiva. howover. until rule
and regulation for It operation are
DromulKiited by the postmaster gener
al. The bill provides for the Issuance
of oostal money orders payable at" any
mnnev order office even though drawn
on a specified oince ana win, alum
ina to the postmaster general, greatly
Increase the postal money order bus
iness aad be a great convenience to
business.
Meaiure to Help Irrigation Section.
Representative Klnkald of Nebraska
has Introduced a bill which provides
for cooperation between the secretary
of the Interior and Irrigation districts
organised undor state laws. This bill
authorizes the secretary of the Inter
ior to make contracta with atate Irri
gation districts to construct reservoirs
and canals and to operate them for
the purpose of furnishing water to
such districts with power to terminate
the operation of auch reservoirs and
canal and turn them over to the Irri
gatlon districts on the payment to the :
government of the actual cost of con-;
struction and operation, by monies
raised by the Irrigation dlstrlctB .
through the levying of taxea on the;
lands of the water users, paymeut to ,
be made In Installments.
WIIon Want Warship. j
Unqualified Indorsement from Presl- j
dent Wilson is behind the two-battle-
ship program proposed by Secretary j
Danlela for the coming naval approprt-;
ation bill. Thla waa made known at
the White House, when caller asked
about Mr. Daniels' testimony recently
before the house naval affairs com
mittee. The general board of the navy head
ed by Admiral Dowey, advocated a
more elaborate construction program,
while the opponents In congress of a
"bl navy" are not Inclined to approve
even recommendations of the secre
tary. With the support of the admin
istration, however, those favoring pro
vision for two dreadnoughts are satla-
fled that the necessary appropriation
will go through both houses without
difficulty.
Power Plan I Offered.
A comprehensive plan for the de
velopment of water power on public
land, under government regulation,
was embodied tn a bill introduced by
Senator Jones, of Washington. It
would provide that permits for occu-
nvine oower sites should be Issued
only to stata, municipalities and pub
lic service corporation which are sub
ject to regulation and control by such
governmental agencies a public serv
ice commission. Where the develop
ment is interstate the bill would pro
vide that the federal government shall
have supervision a to rates.
National Capital Brevities.
The senate passed the agricultural
extension bill. It provides for govern
ment aid to state college experiment
stations.
A threatened Iorb of $200,000,000 in
hoes durlug the present year from bog
cholera led the senate to agree unan
imously to a bill appropriating $500.-
000 for the department of agriculture
to fight the disease.
Thnt nncminrv of ' State Bryan Is
seeking the Toklo government's con
sent to a Japanese exclusion act simi
lar to the Chinese exclusion law was
stated on high authority.
Hearings on the McKellar cold ator
Bge bill have been indefinitely post
poned. Strong objections were made
to It by fruit men and salmon packers.
More than a hundred members ot
the house are listed for speeches on
the Shackelford good roads bill. The
bill proposes a maximum of $25,000,
000 In appropriations, allotments to
be based on equal local appropriations.
Tbe new tlx k now
Leauty. It takes
thick takes to water
$2,000.00. We also
fife
here, and it is a
to the hills like a
A m 1 he pnee is oniy
have a 4-cjlinder
45-borse power machine at $2,130 and a 35-horee power
at 1 1,000. There are other c r on the market, but none better
Come and take a look and be convinced.
Prineville Machine Shop
PATRONIZE THE
Prineville
Steam Laundry
E. G. HODSON, Proprietor
10-23
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for one, Prlcea low enough
to aurprlne you.
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Prineville, - 6 6 - Oregon
Buy it Because
it's a Better Car
Oh, Those Lovely New
Leather Mounts
Come see them. A variety of
new fall mounts. Buy your
cameras, films and supplies
from ua and get free instruc
tion. Agent for Royal Typewriter,
"the best on earth." Come
try ours and be convinced,
LAFLERS STUDIO
We Strive to Pleaae
Model T 4
louring wir
f.o.b. Detroit
550
Cet particluart from
C. W. WILSON
Crook County Agent
Prineville, Ore.
1-15
u nrruDTinW ?
rvlx-J-a i ivy
Champ Smith, Propr
City Meat Market
HORIGAN & RE1NKE, Props.
Choice Home-Made Hams, Bacon
and Lard
Fresh Fish and Oysters
Fruit and Vegetables in Season
Imported and Domestic
ugars 4
Famous Whiskies
4 CA frnur HmnifAae: Rea
i T- D V-11 AW
Canadian Uub; Cream J
4 Rye; James E. Pepper, 1
S Moore s Malt j
Porter, Ale and Olympia
Draft Beer on Tap.
Imported Wines and
' Liquors.
HOMESEElCERS' RATES
TO
Central Oregon
' ON r
itiuiRi
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
and Points on the S. P. & S. Ry, in WasHington. Tickets
on sale March 15th to April lotn,
Inform your Eastern friends of this chaaoe tn msve to the Pacific North
west at very low rates. Fares may be deposited with local agents.
ONE-WAY TICKETS FROM
Chicago $38.00
Peoria 37.00
St. Louis 37,00
Milwaukee 36.70
Little Rock 42.50
Memphis 42 60
New OrleanB 48 05
St. Paul $30.00
Minneapolis 30.00
Duluth 30.00
Kansas City... 30.00
Omaha 30.00
St. Joseph 30.00
Lincoln 30.00
CENTRAL OREGON "OWL"
Daily between Portland and Central Oregon Points. Leave Bend 8:30 p.
m., arrive Portland 8:10 a. m. Leave Portland 7:00 p. m., arrive Bend
8:00 a. m. Tourist steeping car. Berths $100. First-class day coaches.
Connections in Portland to and from Willamette Valley, Puget Sound,
Spokane and all Eastern points. Two limited trains daily via Spokaue
and East. H- BAUKGL, Agent, Eedmond, Ore.
R. H. CROZIER, A. G. P. A., Portland, Ore. 2 5-4t
The Oregon Bar
At the Old Stand
G.W. Wiley & Co., Prps
All kinds of Choice Liquors
Wines and Cigars.
Famous Ranier Beer in
Bottles and on Draft
HAVE YOU
Filed your Deed? Of Course
HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
Certainly everyone has an abstract now
Do you know where your corners are.
Well, No, Not. exactly.
Brewster Engineering Company,
you and guarantee the work. Survey
ing, Platting, Irrigation Engineering.
Uiw !i oru
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Or.
January 26th, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that
Manford D. Nye
of Roberts, Oregon, who, on March 21st,
1910, made Desert Land Entry No.
00272, for nej eej section 7, township
18 south, range 18 east, Willamette
Meridian, has tiled notice of intention
to make Final Desert Land Proof to
establish claim to the land above de
scribed Deiore nmotny j. iuny, u.
8. Commissioner, at Prineville, Oregon,
on the 6th day of March, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Austin
Riser, Owen Fischer, Carl Fischer,
Clarence Fergueson, all of Roberts, Ore
gon. H. Frank Woodcock,
1-29 Register.