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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1905)
r ... . --" - ' ' -iMMMM IMH1 - I i If i . ! . J 7 J 1 -i 'V I Published everj Thuraday-Uy THE "PlONEU PlWnKfcCt 8Ud's6ript ion -AVi: One year.-...' . ...$1.60 Six inonllis. . 1.00 Three months.. , "5 linioictlns second -class Hintiw August 2H, lTOt.nt llie,Postoljlce nt Madras. Ore., inmer mc acioi uouktoss oi oiwni a,ioiy, THQKSDA.Y, AfcRIL 27. 1905 The church directory pub lished in The Pioneer is .some thing of ii misnomer About one-half of the appointments are -kept Either these inf lected dates should be filled' Or "be cancelled. The Bee, aR-col. quarto; which haa made Tygh Valley its .resi-, dence, and from its busy .aps durance, shows no likelihood of being a drone, is a new worker in the journalistic hive. If has -a thrifty'commnnity for-a iiomes Long may it live and prosper A correspondent writes thai- the hens on the Armstrong ranch near Culver are not slow when 'it comes to laying eggs. Eggs have been found measuring s x In circumference the small way and seven inches around the end. The hens do not claim these as record breakers, but it shows they are doing big things.. . 1 - J 1 V movement. J3otu houses' ot tne legislature haYevftdoptell reso hltions calling tho attenticmof, thPrdAldud Gongresfo by treaty or otherwise, "tend ing to limit -within reasonable bounds and diminish in a .marked, .degree, the ,urthcr.ini. migration of . Japanese laborers 'to . the United States," It is pointed out in various newspa pers thtit there about 100.000 Japanese in the United States, and that, of these, only about S0O0 luivcT tended in San Fran cisco from 1901 to 1904 but it is feared Ihe end of the" Russo Japanese war will throw a mil lion or more, men on their own. resources. Therefore an influx of Japanese, mostly coolies in search of work, is expected on the western coast of the United States. Even' nbw from Hawaii climes the report, that the Jap anese are likely to overrun that island if Americans do not take steps to prevent itT and" San aaks judgment rkI'1 defendant for tha mnu of $a.88!65 for tax rebate which the court refused to pay. raVran nrow,V 0f Culver, whs scon oncSic streets last Wetfelay. , -Mr.; rnr0WHj Informs UfiftlmtiWbas MMou. which place he accepted a .position some time ago, Prlne brick liote kalta.of loea'rlnevllliiJloteJ. yMiQ plana ; the proposed road McPherson's hill vary Estimates by the Pnnevilla" papers on around greatly. One paper says it can be done for 3500 and the other thinks less than $2000 will do the work Two practical iroad builders of this part of Oregon have said this road can be made for about 61500. Quite a differ "erice between this. and .the-, first named amount. Now that newroad are being opened in this part of the county urovision should be made "to have sign boards placed at even -road crossing. Being situate3 oft' the main road going south from Sbaniko aud Antelope. Madias and vicinity are over looked by many a desirable fclass of citizens, and by capi talists who have money to in vest in development enter prises. This is a matter of no small moment and should be looked after at once. .Francisco pai)ers r state that steamship agents nre.in Hawaii' to deplete the plantation's in or der to fill comrtfetscmade in the United States. ' ' The ..probjera "contains as" much of menace as the matter of Chinese - immigration ever did," declare'f tli SantdJClara' Journal. The San Francisco Argonaut, .says., the . people on Pacific coa8t;wijl luve to fight the battle alone since we ehall. not be able at the .present time to impose our beliefs about fapahese exclusion upon the people oi'iue nation oujUUUjUVu of them who have been care fully educated! to believe tlu Jap a scharmihgi' little h'ero me cjan r rancisco unronicie points out that certain indus tries are passing into the hands of the Japanese, and that Jap' ctuetie gang uiuur ih 'uispiaciug while-labor in certain districts by undei'biddingatr if tile pro cess is continued there is going to be trouble sooner or later in rhe form of race riots and acts of violence: "With-no idle mouths to feed?' -saye The Chronicle, "they hdrd an ojd shacks, and can exist and Jay up money where white men with families to support would starve. County Seat 'Hews. Madras will soon have the distinctionof having the only rural free mail delivery in Crook 'county, and it is a distinction she will keep tor several years to come. This will cause the toutside world to open' its eyes to the importance of this loca'i ity, which is supposed to have only a few snuggling settlers But a rural free delivery which has to have 100 families on the I'oute within a given number of miles, is least suspected of this vicinity even in many poi tions-of Oregon. Madras has the country surrounding her to make one of the best towns in Oregon. KEEP OUT THE JAPANESE. The Literary Digest. A Well dene'd'movement that has b'een begun in California for the restriction of Japanese immigration, and the subject, which has been touched tn Jightiy heretofore, is invented Dy tue racino coast papers with' as much importance as is tuircuuieu bu mo uiuuer ui uill neset immigration. The move ment was started by the San Francisco Chronicle, which, in daily editorials, dwelt upon the menace of the Japanese invas ion tp the business and social life of California. Governor Pardee, Lieu tenant-Governor :Andrgqn, and. th$ 'State legis lutnr -hay6 also joined- in the " Orlzzly npft Vicinity..'. Ji P. MontRomerjMuutlo a trip to Madras labt wek" ' ' ' II. W. lLimlflon and B.. Wllle le(t Momlay or. the Alberte. country. , Mies 'Haiel Wheeler spent JJaster Sunday with the MIbhos Qulnnfl. Sflfs June Ilttmllton la stttylug with Mrs. George l.ytlo of Mud Springs. J. L. MiCullough, of .Prlnayllle, was feen on ourHtreels a few days ago. Mifs Adti'Cralg spent EaatQr BUnday at the holno of Ed Catuitull of Du-schules. Louis I.arsen, of Frog Spring,. passed through town on Sunday onrouto to Comptou'H'duw mill. Wes Cain, J hu Buck man aud Orel Moore, of Lanionta, wero scon on our btreet the Qratof the week.- li, H. and 11. W. Harailtou rnado a busluees trip to the' 'county f-eal last week, a)60, J. II, and AOiile Qulnn. L. H. Hnmilton'e resldenco on his tiomestead burned ou Monday of lata week. The cause of the Are is tin-known. Thexo was a Sunday. School ,or- ganlzel at our echoo! house .last Bun- lay. We hope all will attend and make it a success. "James Thomas, ot "Laraonta, ac- Culver, spent 5S :iu 5. Mrs. W. H. I'eck, of Thursday in the city. O. W. Miller, of Lamonta, was ojur city last Wednesday. - B. B. Helfrfh,. of Lamonta, spent Friday aud, oatunfay in qpr miosc. Jake Stroud, of Lamonta vicinity payed this city a visit last Monday. D. A. Cook, one of Haystack's ball tossers, spent last Monday in the oily. D. Lynchof Grizzly, spent Thurs day iu town attending to business f fairs. ' "Mrs. Wilson, of Mosow, Idaho, 1s .U this city, the guest of her bod Chas. JV Wilson. L. H. Hamilon, of Grizzly, was ir tlia citv last Monday on busiuess niuUoiB. W. E. Helfrlch was iu town ?lils last usa companled by his linole, Keathley T.homns, of Ditur,1klted with ihetr oouhIus the (ulnn children Jastwek. Georcto liHle arrived froti HimMico iruiglMilurvn inn : "" &.'." Pou 8AI4K. Two tons of good whent hay, A. P. Clark, eight miles north ..til.. Io l.n.fn a unvv tlt'n.alnrv liaV, A. I UIHT ... ,mw l" "rr 'it,....".:. . 1 In I i'f.r.iltB,t on tirebihtrniiHnraB ' v . " 1 wliuperts- ofiuerAhandldJnla and speolfleatlona will soon bo ,com pIpwX' iinjl wh'er? ncQepSj Wprk wljl tiegm I turned lately. Mrs. M. L. Mo Dovell has recently purchased tho property add will' eobn. have' hotel which will be a credit to tlie, town. DOT. Unlit'" omiui ihmii uUMti froivlSll lil'lVmi tltonralud bfmcVo the United Staten from Rfoxico have grown aifdrW mt- ported from Mexico In 1004 being, therefore, 10 tlincn as groat a? in 187-1, or'JirtyearsearllefiOo theother liaudj exports., fro.U. thif rtUtj ted. Btatos to Mexico havo grown from $5,010,830 In 1874 to $45l8rl4,720 III 190-1, tho expnrls eight llmoH as great as in 1874. MarsemsnVTftka Notkc. ' ' I wlll'He ntIahH'H tstahlB. with my Perchoron SlaUloiijiJVlnce Corbet,Mon day?, Wednesdays and Saturday. PETE MARNAOIJ. FLQYD, Z. PEASE THE MADRAS JEWELER - WATCH, CLOCK JEWELRY REPAIRING Ollluu In. Lena M. Lamb's Csl Storo MADRAS "'' -'' OREOON ' i " - ' uj . "t)K.VI.KltS-l.S' Dry Goods,- 'Clothing, Furnishing Goods llOOTti AS'n HHOfa ' llATS'AXiJ'CArS THE DALLES it 0REC0H mmmmmmmmmmmmmitiS: M MADRAS HOT Trt now open for1 bi9ino88 in its hbw hotel and uudur now management. TO SUIT RATES 1 1 TiMi-af.nl nan 1 11 nvai'v tuiuriiinf. "P.ufn.iiU.X.... ..'J 1 fiiul nliuiii. rPnlili hmii'H linut tlin mfii.tr. ..i..', ..v v...... www 1111,1 jvui i(UUr(g A I I QTAP.PQ QTOP ATT MAnDAe nl, WELL .EQUIPPED Livery and Feed Sta Qood IN CONNECTION and Careful n ni in WB III WILLIAMS & ROUSH, Prop's, VIL When jour 1'lnw uvuiln MlinrH!iiliiK. your wnpm in Iu nvid tl : ruimlpTor ytni wttityour liomo nhOddou't foijuttuijo lo the OM) STAND. ' t McTAGGART & BYE THE HEADQUARTER Has a Full Line of "A focen.es Rice, Sago, Tapioca. Nice Dried Fruits. Excellent Cnnn,caFrulta nml Oanneil Jleats. A jselect lino of Ureakfast Cereals. CAN DIES AND N UTS Including Caramels, Chocolates, Kisses. TOBACCOS and CIGARS HARDWARE & IMPLEMENTS' HARNESS and SADDLES BUILDERS' MATERIAL Including CEMENT. Dry M Alfalfa Seed Bate Wirs, $4,65 adras Meat Market Wu keep conHtautly on liami tlio beet FRESH AND SALT MEATS .Wednesday from Lumonta. J. -F. Welgaiid wnd Fred Froeman of Liimonta. were viBitore in town iaei 8aturf&y. Vnraa WcCoiu was a -visitor iu. tin city from IiIb rancli" iiear Culver, las Wednesday. t). C. Halo was in the city last week from his ranch near Culver, attending tiueluesa u flairs. Lee Peek and wife, of Culver, spent several days ln"ourUy last .week-M-, teiTdli business matters. Artfolefl of Incorporation of Tlio First Presbyterian Ciiurou of Hand was Hied in the otllce of the 'County Clerk on the J0th. ' ; Itev. O. W. TrlpIettVnd Elder C P. Bally left this .week for Culver, to hold serVlces. Tbey will return here and "hold meeilnga the last of the mouth. Last TUeeday 'tli last will and teslamout of Mrs, Margaret rBarah Noble was tiled for probate. A. J, Noble, son of tho deceased was named as exeoulor of said estate. JLcasowuH filed last Thursday in tho circuit cuurl'by M. E Brink one of the attorupya for A. N. Johnson, falust' Crook couuty, The complaint ulle .!. WjS.pay the liighost market'prlco for Fat Cattle, Ilojrs, 8heep, Butter, Eggs, and 'Farm Produce of all kinds. GIVE U8 A CALL v.. WE CAM SATISFY YOUR WANTS :? . WILLIAMS & ROUSH Madras - - Oregon f rJS do not claim to carry every thing but "wo art in a position lo'lill ordinary wants from a well selected sioek of Groceries, Boots and ShojEjs and such things usually carried by a 'first- clas 'country store af reasonable prices, Corn pare oiir prices and (xuality with others before buying elsewhere, and you will then trade with the Culver Store OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED fauKAUt DKAMNO AND HKA80NAIII.K 1'IUCKH Ol'lt MOTTO. - r nur i I I 1 V V UKU II I IHK and Blacksmith Madras, Oregon F. J. BROOKS, a. 3t AS us to to to to to to to to to to v. w -I A V WV SI aENERAL STORAOE AND FORWARDING Special attention 'to Wool Pdln and Haling for FttBt m ibip- menu, dealers in uiacKOtniiri coai, JL.imo anu Duiniora jiavtfiiu- of all kinds. Sulphur, Wool and Grain Sacks artO Twino, Grab, Flour and Feed. Highest prico paid for Hides and PclU. 8toci Yards with all the latest and best facilities for handling Stock. Mark Goods Care of . "S. W. Co 99 - r ' r 'i iivii if ii i J. Watoh tliis space for now ad. froni j; WA'iraMAUHMJ anu Gha.nitk Woukb, ,, , Thu Dalles, ?: - - Oregou, . 4 : ' ' ? ..miMijmiB JOB ! IS OUR BUSINESS Heat and artistic prices are right Tht 'PIONEER JOB tiFFICE r HAiLIv'S SAFES T-H. HOLD ONhV'BY TJlH A(junt for Mi'o" l,Acfllb..Cout..;'Tlic .'ouly 'jfin t'lit can ncS'll ' ','? Ilall'M Jlraiul, .xcluMvfl.wlq,fpr y$ only MWK?K K AHt'iitu fortho OUVUIt Tv i'BWUTUn, 84Thir5reet ift.'fZ-l Hccoml Avo. Scuttle, Vfth, t""j u4. 1 - ivyJ 4l'JllioHt.lHnranceo,Tjil. T V LltCUUj v