NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
River and Harbor Bill, Carry
ing Largo Appropriations,
Opposed In Senate
Washington, Tho river tind harbor
bill, currying onu of the largest
liniprlutloiiH In recent ycurs, will meet
determined opposition la the uuul
(hi week,
The bill on the fuce of It, on Indors
oil by the Semite committee on com
merce, curries uboul $53,000,000, Ac
tunlly, however, tho sum withorhied
wilt be much ftroutcr.
Kxiiuiliiittlon of the bill shown that
the "pork burrel" him liwn Bintrous
ly distributed to nearly every section
ut the country v
Wlille opposition forces nr muss
ing their strength In the sennle for
nu nltnck on the rivers unit harbor
bill, us the chief "pork bnrrol" mens
lire of the year, a hill Introduced In
the limine by lieprcsuiitutlvo Itucker,
of Missouri, strikes ut the use of a
"hnrrel" In national elerlloim.
Would Limit Campaign Expenditure!.
The bill llmltlnii the who bf the
"barrel" provide for the control of
ramimlKii contribution and expendi
tures, It I n eodlflcatlou of the three cx
IhIIiik federal law with regards to
. 'cnmpalKii expenditures. It ujso con
train Hiiveral new sections.
The inont HlKiilflennt of thee I the
one wlileh provide that no "political
rninmittca" inuy use In any Htate a
Ki'eater amount than tho nsKret;ute
contributed by the cltlxen of thut
Ktate. Keprenculutlve Kueker'i report
expressly stale that the bill provide
that till I not to limit the use of
money for publishing literature, for
ndvertlalim, or for any other campaign
method which appeal primarily to
the JudKineut of Voter, but It I de
signed to prevent the collectliiK of
lmiuena contribution from corpora
tion and Individual In the financial
center of the country for ubb In vs
rlou hln ten. In a word, It I aimed
at tho national "barrel,"
Houta Seamen's Bill I Reported.
A substitute- for tho t.n Toilette sea
men's hill plumed by the hiiihio wui
f.ivoriibly reported to the house.
The bill HuliHlantUilly adiiptit the re
quirements agreed on by the conven
thin on Mifety of life at sen at (.uudon,
hiHt Januiiiy, an to llfcbont 011 ocean
vessels, and applies these In modified
torii! to rnlt.nl Hinli vesi-els In oeejin
vii.v:ikm oil route not more than 20
mull leal mile off Hhoro mid on the
great lake. It would require ml
oenan passenger Hi earner, at every
moment of II voyage, to have aboard
no more persons than there are ac
commodation In lifeboat and life
raft, at leant 73 per cent of thl equip
ment to be lifeboat. Cargo steamers
would carry enough lifeboat for all
aboard under existing regulations.
Committee Amend Antl-Truit Bill,
The enate judiciary committee de
cided to eliminate from tho house nn
tl tniHt bill word which lawyers any
Would legalise the blacklist.
The portion of the hill acceptable
lo organized labor wore only slightly
modliied and their principal conten
tion, for the limiting of Injunctions In
labor disputes, wa agreed lo practi
cally a written In the limine bill.
Tho committee ntrut-k out language
which would have banned Injunction
against picketliiK nnd iittendance near
tho home or working place of any
person "for the purpoHO of peacefully
obtaining or communicating Informa
tion." In the section relating to contempt
proceedings It atruck out the house
provhdon limiting the piinliiliiiient to
n $1000 flno or six months' Imprison
ment. It was pointed out that In many
liiHlancoH contempt might bo wilfully
committed with the object of securing
these comparatively mild 'punish
ments. National Capital Brevities.
Vote on the 20 yeur reclamation ex
tension bill which has boon presented
to the house by commit too, la expect
ed this week,
Cooperative dairies, mutual fire in
surance companies and like concerns
must pay tho Income tax according to
a ruling of the United States supreme
court.
Investigation will be made In the
sonnto of the report that somite sta
tionery and government officials fig
ured lu tho promotion of gold mines
III North Carolina,
Astrology Is a superstition and the
moon nnd planots have no Influence
on wenthor conditions, declares the
bulletin of the agricultural depart
ment. Tho trensury department received
word from the revenue cutter Hear nt
Nome Unit It is not nt present possible
on account of the Ice, to rescue the
crew of the Kurlult, refugees on Wran
gell island.
The Ilusslnn government lins been
naked, it is sold, If George Marye of
San Frnnclsco would bo acceptable to
the czar for the United States em
bassy In St. Petersburg,
SAMUEL GOrYPERS
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8amuel Oompert, the famous labor
leader, who Is said to b planning a
school teachers' union.
JUROR SEIZEDJS SLAYER
Investigation of Girl's Death Under
Auto Has Dramatio Climax.
Toronto, Tho Inquest over tho
death of Mary Mash, killed by being
run down by a reckhw motorist, came
to dramatic termination by the arrettt
of John I). Wlmley, foreman of the
Jury Investigating the cao, on the
charge of having killed the girl.
Whaley wua traced by a piece of
broken glas picked up on the scone
which fitted perfectly the broken
headlight on hi automobile. The
foreman wn tuken from the Jury box
to the prisoner's bar.
After the accfdenl Whaley drove on
at great speed and escaped detection,
It I alleged. On leaving the garage
be wa served with a summon to net
on the coroner' Jury and wa elected
foreman. The entrance of detective
In the progress of tho Inquest and
the nrront on a charge of manslaught
er caused a profound sensation.
Rocks Are Sold As Lava.
fled llluff. Cel. Voting boys of Ked
IHuff have commercialized the keen
Interest in the volcanic disturbance
st Mount I.nssen on the part of trav
eler panning thrnur.h here by train
They are reported to have sold amnll
rock from the Southern Pacific road
bed marked "lava" as samples from
tho crater for 10 cents each.
AIR GRAFT COLLIDE;
NINE MEN LOSE LIVES
Vienna. A military aeroplane accl
dentally rammed an Austrian army
Parsovsl dirigible at the aviation field
between Enxersdorf and Hschnmeud,
sinking the great airship but Itself
going down to destruction a a result
of the accident, with a total loss of
nine live.
The two air craft were 2500 feet
aloft when the accident occurred. The
aeroplane was swooping past the diri
gible with a aufe margin of dlstnnce
between the two when It suddenly
swerved almost at right angles, pre
sumably due to some mishap to the
steering gear, and plunged at fall
speed Into the big gas bag amidships.
There was a terrific explosion and
the airship took fire. The flames en
gulfed the biplane and in a few mo
menta the remnants of both craft with
their occupant crashed on the slope
of a mountain.
The seven men on bonrd the diri
gible nnd the two with the aeroplane
were all dead before those who rushed
to aid them reached tho spot It was
impossible to tell whether they were
burned to death before they atruck
the ground or were killed by their
fall.
Baseball Star Arrested.
Detroit, Mich. Tyrus ' Cobb, bnse
ball hero and outfielder of the Tigers,
was arrested for drawing a' revolver
on ft butcher who, Cobb declares, had
Insulted bis wife.
J. J. Hill Is Doctor of Laws.
St. Paul, Minn. James J. Hill was
honored with the degree of doctor of
laws by Mncalester college at the
commencement exercises of the col
lege. THE MARKETS
Portland.
Wheat Club, 86c; bluostem, 89c;
red Russian, 860.
Hay Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $13.
Butteiv-Crenmery, 27o.
Eggs Ranch, 21c.
Seattle.
Wheat niuostem, 89o; club, 86oj
red RuBslau, 85c.
Hay Timothy, $17 per ton; ftlfulfa,
$14 per ton.
Butter Creamery, 26c.
Eggs 24c.
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0RIEF NEWS OF OREGON
The Oregon bankers' association
held it convention at Meilford,
The free text book question was
snowed under at the school election
In Portland.
A typewriter' speed contest wa
held at Astoria Thursday. A sliver
loving cup was the prize.
Plan have been completed for hold
ing the first Chautauqua at Pendleton
July t to 10.
Andrew J. Dufur, Jr., first mayor
and one of the founder of Dufur, dlod
In Portland. " -
Monroe adopted ft new city charter
without much opposition. Out of 13
vote cust only seven were opposed
to the charter.
Thorn Mcl'nrland of Bunk caur''t
ft yearling deer in hi back yard, to
which place the animal bad strayed,
lie will keep it for a pet.
Tho ashes of Hurley Ltitu, ox county
clerk, were scattered In the bay at
Toledo, by the lodge of Elk, In ac
cordance with the man' request
A big street dunce the lust night
of the Salem cherry fair to be held
July 2G, 26 and 27 will In one of the
features of the celebration.
Josephine county residents turned
out In force to attend tho Cuve Day
celebration, which was hold under the
auspice of the Grunts Pass commer
cial club,
Itlchard William, former member
of congress from Oregon, school di
rector of Portland nnd the oldest prac
titioner before the Oregon bar, died
nt Portland.
The Oregon national guard, the Ida
ho national guard and the regulars
from Vuncouvor barracks. Wash,, will
meet in annua! encampment at Cear
bart Park July 12 to 20.
An agute, containing a half-moon
and allowing the "Man in the Moon"
ha been found by Mr. N. J. Moore,
of Agate Beach. It I one of the most
remarkable agates ever found.
An out-of-doors display representing
Oregon life will be one of the attrac
tive features at the Panama-Pacific
exposition at San Francisco. The ex
hibit will cost about $10,000.
Tho following officers were elected
by the Oregon Pioneer association.
President, T. T. Geer, 1SS1; vice-president,
('buries B. Moorcs, lSj2; sec
retary. George li. ltlmes, 1853; treas
urer, Charles E. Ludd, 1S57; directors.
John W. Minto, 1M8; Henry L. Pit
lock. 1 S53 ; Nathan K. Bird. 1816.
The Oregon apple box will become
the standard apple box for the entire
Pnltod Stales, If congress can find
time to puss Uie Raker bill, which
wns favorably reported recently to
tho houne by the committee on colu
age, weight nnd measures.
In nn opinion asked by C. C. Spen
cer, of Oregon City, Attorney-Geiiorul
Crawford ha held that tho bonds of
school clerks must be double the
amount of money It Is estimated they
will handle. The bonds must be ap
proved by the school boards and the
county school superintendents.
Commissioner Campbell has an
nounced that the state railroad com
mission henceforth would ItiBlst upon
all commission merchants in the state
observing the commission merchant
act enacted by the last legislature.
The secretary of the Interior has
designated a tract of 2S4.OO0 acres of
land In Oregon for entry under the en
larged homestead law. Most of the
lands embraced in this designation lie
in the Deschutes and John Day river
basins.
Dental work to the estimated valuo
of $2000 wna performed on prisoners
at the state penitentiary during the
lust week by applicants for licenses
to .practice dentistry in Oregon who
appeared for examination at the regu
lar semi-annual Besslon of the Oregon
Btnte board of dental examiners.
Interpreting the county division law
for Q. B. rutnam of Bend, Attorney-
General Crawford holds that If a coun
ty is to be divided into three counties,
each of the two new counties must
receive 65 per cent of the vote cast
In its proposed boundaries, and 35 per
cent of the. vote cast In the balance
of the territory, including the other
proposed new county. In other words,
the attorney-general holds that when
two new counties are being created
at the same time out of one county the
percentage of the vote that must be
obtained is the samo for each pro
posed new county as though only one
county was being 'created.
"We want to everlastingly kill off
single tax; that's what this measure
Is for," declared T. J. Fording, of Port
land, when he submitted a copy of a
proposed constitutional amendment to
the secretary of state. The measure,
which Mr. Fording said would he Ini
tialed, bears the name of David M.
Dunne. It proposes to amend section
1 of article IX of the constitution. The
measure provides that no property, to
exceed In value the sum of $300, shall
be exempted from taxation, and that
this provision, when Once adopted,
shall never be amended, except by
two-thirds vote of all the electors who
may participate in any general or spe
cial election wherein a change in the
system of assessment and taxation is
proposed.
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J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the
Keasonable rates.
Prineville. Rates
Fine Livery
Notice of Suiv of Real Estate
In the Comity Cnrt of the State of
Oregon for Wiwii l ounty.
In the iiiuttt i' ut the estate of John
C rowlle, dcceimed.
Notice Is licrehy given that In pur.
Himnee i t an order duly made nnd
entered In the nlxive entitled catirt
In the (ilnive entitled matter, ou the
11th day of Al ay, A. D. 1U14. the uu
derxlgued, as administratrix of the
snlit estate, will proceed to sell at
private snle for the U-st price obtain
able, lor cmhIi, ob and after Saturday,
tlie ait 11 day ol June, A.D.1914, at the
hour of 9 o'clock a. m. of said daw
the follow iiiir described real estate
oclonglng to saltl entate, to-wit :
1 lie east halt 01 the northeast
quarter (r ncj) and the cam half of
southeast quarter (ejst j) of section
thirty-four (:14), In township eleven
(111 south, range seventeen U") east
of Willamette meridian. In Crook
county, Oregon, the snld described
laud being commonly known as de
ceived 'h "timber land," together
wttn tlie tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenance thereuuto belong
ing and npsrtnlniug.
Any person desiring to buy snld
land Is requested to submit a bid
therefor with draft or certified check
for the amount of his bid, payable
to uorotliea I. rowlip, administra
trix, In care of Bright, liryant &
Kills, her attorneys. The Dulles, Ore
gon, on or before Friday, the Hltli
day of June, A. U. 1914, at 5 o'clock
p.,ni.
Administratrix reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Said sale will be made subject to
the confirmation of the court and
abstract of title will be furnished it
required.
Dated at The Dalles, Oregon, this
11th day of May, A. D. 1914.
DouothkaC. Fowi.ik,
5-21-5 Administratrix of Said Estate.
Cancellation . of Co. Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that 60 days
after Jnlv 1. 1!I14. I lie f,illiwliir Mut
of warrants Issued over seven years
ago win ue cnneeiieu it not presented
to the county clerk of Crook county
for imvment on or before flip v,tir,i.
tlonofthe above time limit. The
person to whom Issued, the amount
and (lute of Issue are as follows:
T J Mulloy, fit 40, Aug. 8, 1905.
Charles Mpford, $1.50, Jau. 4, 1906.
John West berg, :i.40, June 2, l'.06
N B Moses. $1.50, June 2, 1900.
L H Coclilln, $,"), July 5, 1900.
Win W Gordon, $;1, July 5, 190(1.
vv ui a i oms, July o, 190(5.
Thoa lliiiimn, $:t, July 5, 19U6.
John Davln, 13 44, Sept. 6, lOOli.
Ad Keller, $1.50, Nov. 7, 1906.
W S Price, 2, March 6, 1907.
W O MoKlnney, $3. May 1, 1907.
State of Oregon,
County of Crook, f 88
I, VWarreu Brown, clerk of the
above named county and state, do
hereby certify that the foregoing
list contains all the warrants In my
otllce which have been issued over
seven years and are still unpaid.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court ou thlH the 25th day of
April, 1914. Wakhkn Bhown,
County Clerk.
Crook County Journal, 11.50 per yr.
Cost of Living
Our New
to Home" Plan
day, week or month at
Remember us when
in
'Reasonable. We have
Rigs For Rent
Notice.
Ic the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Mult
nomah, In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Kirk
Sheldon, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that hereto
fore, on the Kill llnv rif Mm- 11)11 , 1...
judge of the above entitled court
mii'ic i 11 ururr neeusing me under
signed to sell the hereinafter de
scribed real estate owned by the
snld estate at private sale for cash:
Now, therefore, In pursuance there
of, notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will sell at private sale
nt 602 Fenton Building, Portland,
Oreiron. on ths ftth Anv ..r T.,i,- iui
ot 10 o'clock a. m., the following
iiesi-nueu reui property, to-wlt :
Lot numbered six (6) nmd seven
(7), hi block numbered fourteen (14),
Glen Harbor Mnlt-iwimuK e,,,,,,,..
Oregon; and the east one-half (e.4) of
the IKirtlieilHf. IITIe.nni,rt.r l.l l .,1
section thirteen (13), township ten
U"i soinii, range tnirteen (13) enst,
Willamette meridian. Cn iok ennntr
Oregon,
Terms of the sule will lie cash In
hand nt the time of aula n-ith tv.a
exception that In the sale o'f the tract
mm uoote uescnoeu, purchaser mav
assume the mortgage of $1300.00
uiicuu ns & nan 01 inA mirenjtua
nrice. and all nruf urn duals
lug to submit bids on snld prop
erty are hereby notified to appear at
the aforesaid time aud place and sub-
iiiii meir iikih tuereon. And tlie un
dersigned Hereby gives notice that on
the said 8th riv nf .Tnlv A it iqi I
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. tn., she
will proceed to sell said real estate
at private sale as aforesaid.
imte nrst publication, May 2S, 1914.
Date last pub.. July 2, 1914.
Executrix of the estate of Kirk Shel-
uun, oeceasea.
Notice tor Publication
rijnnitn,otif li In,.,.,.,.
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U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore.
May 21, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that
T.ewlsi V l,-.,u..
of Terrebonne, Oregon, who ou June
7th. 1909, made homestead entry No.
040.riA fitr nel ao.-tl.in 1 tn-nuM 1 I
- - , - .--viiuii iu, u, , until), if
south, range 14 enst, Willamette me-
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riuuiu, uun ukhi uouce or lutentluu
til Til 1 k a flnit Urn van
tabllsh claim to the land above des
cribed, before Warren Brown, county
clerk of Crook county, nt Prlnevllle.
Oregon, on the 10th (lay of July 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses : Abel
Cudd and Louis J. Ogden, of Terre
bonne, Ore., Carl J. Sundquist and
, kiui xj if i hi, i-i-iniviiie, uregon.
M. KAXK WOODCOCK,
5-28p Register.
Wanted
The names of boys who would like
to own a motorcycle. No money re
quired. To be given awnv free In ev.
change for a little work. Address,
"Alnlnri'VI'Ift Pnol r.fll..u TJ.- onr
Salem, Ore." C ll-2t
Cultivator for Sale Cheap
John Deem 9..h
, v vuuHuf IU I
sals enpsn or wnnlil uvnl. . x
double disc plow. Bran new. Never
been used. Inquire at this oftles.
Notice of Assessment for Street
1 Improvement
j Notice Is hereby given thnt nt, n
j meetliiK of the city council of the city
jof Prlnevllle, Oreiron, held on the
1 3d dny of June, l!tl4. pursuant to an
j ordinance nmnlier 215, of snld city,
: providing for the laying of cement
I sidewalk and curb on Third Street
' from the east line of A street east to
I the west line of Knst I) Street, In
j id city, council n,t said meeting
; having ascertained and determined
i the proliable cost nnd expenses of
making suld Improvement, did at
I that time asses npon each lot and
part and parcel or adjoining laud
liable therefor Its proportionate
share of such cost and expenses as
follow:
Eottt 6 ft lot 6, Idk 2, First M $10.20
7.
8,
9,
10,
11.
.... 94.40
(18.00
68.00
. 68.00
68,00
. W 40
84 40
. H8 00
8.00
. 68 00
68.00
94.40
34.00
64 60
.230 40
94 40
... 34.00
?4 00
6S.0O
8.00
... 68 00
94 40
..4t;o.8o
V2, " 7,
7, "10,
8, " 10,
. "lo,
10, "10,
11, "10,
12, " 10,
Kastzort 01 1, 3,
west 1U0 ft 1,
12,
3,
' 3,
' 6.
' 6.
6,
' 6.
' 6,
' 6,
6,
1,
2.
East half
W est half
2. '
3,
4,
5,
6,
11,
It wns further ordered by the city
council at suld meeting that each
and all of the foregoing assessments
shall become delinquent ou the 15th
day of July, 1914.
If any assessment remains due and
unpaid on the 15th day of July, 1914,
a warrant "hall be l-sued to the mar
shal of said city of Prlnevllle requir
ing hlra to forth ith levy any lot,
or part ot lot or parcel of land upon
which an assessment remains unpaid
and sell the same In the manner pro
vided by law for the sale and collec
tion of delinquent state and county
taxes.
The first publication of this notice
is the 11th day of June, 1914, and the
same Is published by the order of the
city council of the city of Prlnevllle,
Oregon.
6 11 E. O. Hyde, Recorder..
summons
In the Circuit court of the state of
Oregon, for Crook county.
W. A. Booth, plaintiff,
vs.
James A. Boyd, defendant.
To James A. Boyd, the above
named defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
You are hereby notified that W. A.
Booth, the holder of Certiticptes of
Delinquency numbered 34, 35, 30, 37
and 38 Issued on the 16th dny of
Oct., 1913, by the tax collector of
the county of Crook, state of Ore
gon, for the amount of Three Hun
dred fifty eight and twenty hundred
ths dollars, the same being the
amount then due and delinquent for
taxes for the year 1910, together
with penalty, Interest and costs
thereon upon the real property as
sessed to you, of which you are the
owner as appears ol record, situated
lu said county and state, and par
ticularly bounded aud descrilied as
follows, to-wlt: The nwj of nwj of
section 13, nl of nwj of section 14,
and nei of uej of section 15 In town
ship 17 south, range 14 east, W. M.,
aud lots 2 and 3 and the nt 1 of ew
aud sej of nw J of section 30 In town
ship 13 south, range 11 east, W. M.
You are further notified that said
W. A. Booth has paid taxes on said
premises for prior or subsequent
years with the rate of interest on
said amounts as follows:
Tax for year 1910, date paid, Oct.
10, 1913, tax receipt No. 498
amount, $25.07, rate of luterest, 15.
Tax for year 1911, paid Oct. 16,
1913, tax receipt Nob. 4709, 4710,
amount $112.31, rate of Interest, 15.
Tax for year 1912, paid Oct. 6 and
Oct 10. 1913, tax receipt Nos. 4280
and 4279, amount, $67.91, rate of
interest 15.
Tax for year 1913. paid March 26,
1914, tax receipt Nos. 2558. 2559,
amount 171 40. rate of luterest 15.
Said James A. Boyd, as the owner
of the legal title of the above de
scrilied property as the same ap
pears of record, and each of the
other persons above named are here
by further notified that W. A. Booth
will apply to the circuit court of the
county and state aforesaid for a de
cree foreclosing the lien against the
property above described and men
tioned In said eertlileate. And you
are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the first pub
lication of the summons exclusive of
the day of said first publication,
and defend this action or pay the
amount due as above shown to
gether with costs and accrued in
terest and In case ot your failure to
do so, a decree will be rendered fore
closing tho lien of said taxes and
costs against the land and premises
above named.
This summons Is published by
order of the Honorable G. Springer,
judge of the county court of the
state of Oregon, for the county of
Crook, and said order was made
and dated this 1st dny of June, 1914.
and the date of the first publication
of this summons Is the 4th day of
June, 1914. ,
All process and papers in this pro
ceedlug may be served upon the
uuderslgtied residing withlu the
state of Oregon, at the address here,
after mentioned. M. B. Elliott,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Address Prlnevllle, Oregon.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is herehv u-lven v iha nn.
dersiirned. the mlmlnlutrut,-,,- ,.t
estate ot Fernando Boots, deceased,
to the creditors nf until iWoimuil d.1,1
to all persons having claims against
sum i-siaie to present; tne same with
the proper vouchers to the under
slirned at the nfHen of M ft T'litnti-
in Prineville, Oregon, within six'
uiuiiuis iroin tne ante oi ine nrst
publication of this notice.
Dated and published first time
May 28, 1914.
A. H. Lippman,
Administrator of the estate ot Fer-
nanao Koots, Deceased.
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