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MADRAS, CROOK COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1905.
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OREGON'S IRRIGATION IMMENSE
Governor HernickSees Great Future
; , fpr Oregon's Desert.
FIGHTS pi DOLLY VARDENS IN DESCflUTES
,Lafa "Ash qll ,N ever Wears Out Desert Shows
, Great I ransTormation rroauces am Kinds
Grains and Vegetables; w ' j.
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j QhWd them in ftbluulance.
a.urv.jj u wima . We found reniarkable trout
land, lie looked upon the ilea- tler(Jj enjoyed ,he 8uperb rnoun.
ert, where even a blade or grass !taln ur viKhed th(J 8C(n(i of re.
was not to be found, and thuc,anttt!(m work ftnd ,jJlV(J t
ormv-nreen sage, earth's only too
Mflufltivo mantle, readied away s..,.
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A p t it a rktfrir tlm
to the horizon; he looked again, 'mollntnIn8 to LHblM,dll wi,ew
where the litigator had begun ; th(J mtem met ug out Qn thfJ
his work, and beheld the uiUe(h,Khwav bef()ro reaeh!ng lllu
of prosperity. t0XVI, aud extended us a most
When Myron T.IIerrifk ro.!..01.dial welcom0 At Albany
turned to Portland yesterday, , ,h(J coimnercjtv clnb entertained
after an outing in the Deschutes...,. deljgh,funy and ninde om.
valley, he was an ardetit diset- Btay thuro mmt eI,joyab0
pie to the preacher of tho great- T d huJ is f d
iu.88 ol Uregoa. ins eyes naa,u.out 3trfcum jyoy Vardens
beheld the wonderful transform-. and red8ide8 grow t0 great j)ro.
ation on 4 wul, his skilled hand portjoia in the deep) swift
had drawn from the roaring !8treaaij and the fortuntvte an
Deacbutes great speckled beau- ,UI. wh(J hooks one of the nion
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ueu, uiiu mo """fc'-.Hters is required to play Ins
wore tlie tati oi not sun aim wifl, ni, tlu, irt alld ...
alkali dust. ini hit known to the nrofesaion.
Hut however divertintr may MM III I" 11
be the llnny tempters, or often pitted against a Deschutes
patriarch in this unequal strug
gle, wherein man becomes the
pigmy aud his antagonist at the
other end of tho line a veritable
u.mi-lr ik nffi'Sted hv tlin narlv.
tutored is a barren waste, re-tll. fi;nf,TnoOV Gf
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vealetl to nun us prouigai
tility.
4tI have sailed along the Sicil
ian const' said tho eminent
visitor and have seen tho Ital
Inn farmer em
uaed for centui
co'mposed lava. Italy knows its
worth, and fertilizes land which
is becoming impoverished with
therioh potash stores of plain
'lava and basalt. Out there in
Bustern Oregon the soil is a dis
intogra'ted lava. What others
seek ais a fertilizer nature pro
vides there without measure.
couraging the desert airs, the
governor says Oregon is im
mense. His keen eye looked
beneath the dusty surface.
Lavaash soil, -which to the un-
deep -is indent of human nature
the chief executive does not try
to define l.is achievements.
"It seems to me that the irri-
e seen no uu.- ion wwk nn (ho De8chu,,8
,-tching the soil ft gii.d Gover.
ries with a de-1 jj k a w(jrk Umt wi
T & 1 . ltn ira I
bo of great benefito your state.
Water is running through some
of i he canals that are to reclaim
200,000 acres. The result of ir
rigation is wonderful. Land
which only know the sagebiush
and jaekrabbit suddenly be
comes an expanse of fertile
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"If we may be -pel mil tea iHlfoaderflt gardon trucki an(i the
old quotation, Which honored j , iea ttS well iiQ necessi-
the Juan who iniido two blades
of grass grow where but one
was found beforo, there is high
praise for these hardy men of
Eastonr Oregon. They moke
two blades of grass grow where
there was none belbre."
"We were ''looking for fish,"
'ties of ntfrioulture. it seetnea
that almost anything in the line
of agriculture common to the
country was found there except
corn.
The Griwly Lake Lumber yard has on
hand all kinds of moulding, door stops
and window stops.
'the bottom at critical
Tilaces. caused .overflows and
itvonlra niwl were crenerallv an-
Slipnlierds Of U. It. Jlinton,oi , n,i destructive. Air
THE HERDS IN TROUBLE
Antulntm. have been making
TnlKlllll HIIVH lift Iirh more than a
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trouble in the Tumalc country iwoeka work to restore hiB
latelV, and there Is a prospect ditoile8 besides the damnge
. .1 fit 1.. Kl n fVllt l
that there will bo trouble foi
thtJlii at the next setting of tho
circuit cditrt. The Wimers, Mr.
.ti.tiuou n ml ..t.hm'M l'HllOl't tllO
Jpresiltteo "Of "the sheep Hh their
lo'oality ftttu that a great deal oi
UUn.age.hks'bedh done by them.
Ahd to. tup the 'olimttX tho
'8hep'hienhst oufc.ilre Which has
btirht cfVer tmvly a town'ship df
Ikndhd ii 'still 'burning. W-
from water running wild, and
tho Wimers are even greater
sufferers. Of course the sheep
have distrdved air the hotfie,
viiiiuo for the settlors
Thi? 'borders wore quite over-,
bearing, insolent and defiant,
us vell 'lis Unnecessarily Wa
HMln names of the fit?h
who have" making IbemSelVea"
specially obrtbxlbUs are Geyro
W. Stege, Paul Laverty, Fin
oberaiiti Illnton, a nephew
ttf the owner of the sheep, Two
Ivhnr herders whoao names are
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ttttt known came up Mater and
hMt.vfl of .irWAHnty dltflhes. fillrkk.a not tiullfev o, oftensive.
iNXvmtan'4tot witH m$ wWu ltyetir'Hhiton'B herders were'
'ih'g'ib 'the M'dk of untlerttrdih
cM'mpkVatlvely MtltiamkfcVhas
Been dbhe by the lire, biic Htm
tlTelhJury fo'cdhiltlertfble.
the ihteep trartlped down tiro
very reasonable. This year
they appear very otherwise.
Bend Bulletin.
J. E. Hin ton, a Bakeoven
stockman, was in town last Fri
day. Mr. Hinton Was on his
way home from Bend, where hej
went to straighten out the irou-
ble into, which his herders had ;
gotten by driving oyer anum-'
bur of -irricatini; ditches. He
settled with the unities by pay;
ing them the amounts of theirn
damages.
MITCHELL la "SEHTEHOED
Six Months In Prison and One Thous
and Dollar Fine.
John H. Mitchell, senior Sena
tor of Oregon, who was convicted
in l he federal court at Portland
of using his office for personal
gain, has been sentenced by U.
S. Circuit Judue Dellaven. The
sentence pronounced by Judge
Dellaven was "that the defend
ant be imprisoned for the term
of six months in the county jail
of Multnomah county, in this
city, and pay a fine In the sum
of 1000." In addition to the
penalty fixed by the court, the
conviction of Senator .Miicnen
forever bars him from holding
any office of trust or position of
honor and profit within the
United State3. Senator Mitch
ell, through his counsel, gave
notice ofmppeal, and the case
will be carried to the United
States Supreme Court- The ap
peal acts as a stay of Judgment,
but should the Supreme Court
sustain the decision of the lower
court, Senator Mitchell will have
io paV the penalty. Mean
while, he will not resume his
seat in the United States Senate.
Senator Mitchell is the second
United Senator to be convicted
of using his public office for pri
vate gain. Senator Burton of
Kansas was convicted in April,
1004, of having used his office
for private gain, and was sen
tenced to serve six months in
jail and pay a fine of $2500.
Ho appealed the vase which
was remanded for a new trial.
MAMMOTiTHEAT RANDH
Coffin brothers, of North
Yakima, Washington, have
bought the Babcock ranch of
100,000 acres lying in Chelan,
ICittilas and Douglas counties
of thnt state, which is the larg
est wheat ranch in the Pacific
Northwest. The consideration
was 300000 and included in
the deal are 14,000 sheep, a
number of horses and growing
crops. Several thousand acres
are in whjHit and hay. The
lanch was owned by Wv H.
Uabcook, of Walla Walla,
known as the wheat king of
Washington. .Cofliu brothers
will make a number of improve
ments in the farm and increase
the UdckB 'of sheep. Plold and
Farm.
Tbe most 'pleasant place to slop In
Prlnevill Is at 'Hotel l'oiuilexter
Uood Bccofn.udttlon8, homo comforts,
and popular prices.
.
A oomplote "supply of legal blanlis for
mile Including warranty nud tjult claim
deeds, real, chattel and crop mortffagea,
etc. Justice court blanks and justloe
court work a specialty. P, J. Brooks,
Justloe of tho Peace,
iTal
k About tori
FOR HARVEST
Sugar, per sack, 7.00
. " 14 lbs. sugar, 1.)0 ,
''K' " 20 lbs. prunes, 1,00
o0 lbs. Skvtable sail, , ;1.00 - , -
100: lbs. Sk.-stock salt, ' 1 40- - 4$
2 Cans Tomatoes, Corn, -
' Peas or Beans, .25 4k
A Big Assortment of T
GALLON AND DRIED FRUIT
r-! a o : i n.: v
...nice m opeuicii rriuc,
LENA M. LAMB, Prop.
Palmchn Building
MADRAS. - OREGON
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you i'hu not do Uotlor UiftiflVwrftu
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'CLOCK MAKER
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Attention
JUST ARRIVED
Boy's and Men's Straw and Cloth Hats.
A complete I'ne new pattern Dry Goods. t
The finest line of Gem's Furnishing Goods in Madras.
The celebrated Northrup & Sturgis preserved fruits.
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ONE WEEK ONLY
All Canned Fruit at 20 Cents a Can
WHAT $5 WILL BUY FOR ONE WEEK
i j lbs. sugar
io lbs. beans
i lb. tea
io lbs. of any dried fruit
lbs. coffee
8 lbs. bacon
T. J.WI
ALLOY
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IVIain Street,
Jviadfas, Oregon.
Just Arrived....
SHINGLES, LIME & CEMENT
BlNUINp IVVIINC.
SHOES SHOES SHOES
For good shoes at bedrock prices
go to the warehouse of
MADRAS MILLING & MERGANTILE CO.
WEIayIT GMiSflPPLY OF STOCK 8M DMRY 8ALT0HHAHD
I ea and Coffee
we are LoAded wffirjEA and coffee
quality Unsurpassed
MADRAS NI. & M. COMPANY
Madras-, Oregon
s
pecial
Sale
, FOIt SIXTY DAYS ONLY IN
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING,
Of all VTnds, Ve also carry a full and complete line o'f 'Qrtfcerles
"and YlardwaVS. Agents for JNtolratfl Vagoits, Hacltff, Bugglef,
'Carts, Plows, Ylafu&J, ferllla and all kind's of farrniniJ llmple'm'ents
and tools.
JOHNSON, BOOTH 1 00.
Win Sty frinevMe Ore.
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