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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1906)
ihe Madras Pioneer I W in", ns it wub country "fit to live co li ttn civ ex Published every Thursday by pressed 111 0116 Of the eulogies the riONEEK ruBLisiUNG co.- ut tlie time of the murder of Ex v : BUR80RIPTI0N RATE8; Quo year , ...$1.60 Six months....... 85 Thrco months 50 ADVEimsma iiatks ox application Entered ns second class matter August 2St, 1901, nt the Postoffice nt Madras, Ore. under the Act of Congrpss of March 3,1879. Governor Steunenberg. THURSDAY March i, 1906 -L Washington's birthday, Feb ruary 22, was observed by the pnblic school at this place as a amendment to holiday, and a large flag was law. raised over the school house in honor of the day. Alcnrures to Be Voted Upon Under Oregon's initiative and refcren dum law, the official ballot in the June election will be burdened with a long list of measures to be voted URon, in addition to the names ot the "candidates for the various state, district, county and precinct offices to be filled at that time. A syn opsis of the measures to be voted upon follows; " The appropriation bill passed, by last legislature, earring $100,000 for various state institutions, and .which whs held Up by refetendnm petitions. " . . . . :. . l. A local option bill, proposed n nn the present local option Rill filed by owners of tho Barlow road, i.i 1 . 1 ijt Crook County Journal: The registration in Kutcher precinct up to the present time has been about CO 2-3 per cent republi can pure. This is "somewhat contrary to the' prevailing opin: ion that the settlement in Kutcher is made tip of a Mis- sourian population. requiring the ' ' state ' to buy rii.it trails mountain road for $20,000. rruposea consuuuiunai anicnamcm ex tending the right to vote to women Bill filed by People's ' Power League making it unlawful for public utility 11". !! l I 1 corporations tn grant passes or reduced rates to public officials A bill 'by the State Grange levying a license tax upon gross earning ot refrig erator and sleeping car and oil companies. Constitutional amendment proposed by People's Power League, to amend Section 1 of Article 12 so that the public printing 1 . . t will he pnlirplv within rnnlrnl of thp lpim. ProssKeys last week only two lalurCi and may be Ie;'by contract or a were democrats, tpe palance be- pHnter ejected or appointed, upon com- pensauon to, oe proviaea oy mem. An amendment proposed by the Peo ple's Power League to amend sections 1 and 2 of article 17, so that one legislative assembly may submit constitutional amendments, and that when the vote upon an amendment has been canvassed by the Governor and a majority found in its favor, he shall proclaim it adopted, and it shall then be a part of constitution, beyond the power of the courts to pass upon; also that no law for a constitutional convention Out of 10 voters registered nt mi jnee republicans. There are a number of voters in that pre einct who have not yet regis tered, but the percentage wi'i probably be maintained, and that precinct is undoubtedly the "banner republican precinct of Prook county. Political niitinuncemonts published by thin puprtr are puld for nt regular advert lei iir rates, and all mutter pub Hulled under this lieudhig comes with In that olaas. ' 1 J. R, WHITNEY FOR STATE PRINTER The uhdersigned announces himself h's a Republicin' candi date for renomination for State Printer, subject to the decision of the Republican voters at the primary election April 20. Now serving iirst term. The same courtesy that has been no oorded to state oflicers gener ally,, 'fhat of a renomination, would be greatly appreciated. J. Whitney. Albany, Oregon. WILLIS W, BROWN FOR SHERIFF To the Republican Yoters of Crook County: I hereby an nounce myself a candidate for $he Republican nomination for the office of Sheriff of Crook county, Oregon, subject to the decision ot the Republican vot ers at the primaries o be held on April 20, 1900. "VN pus W. Bhown, Ileisler. JH.HANER FOR COUNTY CLERIf To the Republican electors of Crook pouuty; I hereby an nounce my cand dacy for the Republican nomination for the office of pounty Clerk under the direct primary law, subject to the decision of the Republican electors of this county. J. H. Haner, Prineville. TX '- Well Conducted Office. J. R- Whitney, State Printer, The rains which fell the first nf the wrhIc thrniiP'hmir, tins rp cion will be of inestimable ben- sha11 be in force until app"yed by a vote in asking a renominatjon at the efit to the country, and were the ",c uw'" vuwra kind that eive ereat uromise of e-e-n v - at . yummy eiecnou 111 April, fntnre h nrnrW U is ? over League to wena section 2 art.e e 18 following a well founded CUS- - 1 1 t w niiMnn ina is, i 1 mr ttrtr r r m iiMifim i 1 . m . the heavv precioitation which , "Zf .3 I I ZI tom ot 1110 Vy in Oregon, that """" DW41D UllILOl jJCllUHIlB IJlb duties acceptably and makes a creditable record he is eriven u paign, and his many frk'hds are confident that he will bo renom inated by a large majority Independence (Polk Co.) Enter- To Crook County Yot,ers; Editor Plnneor, DnarBlrrIf I mlrt take not, It Is pretty Kunornlly, known tliroiiKhmit Crook coimly tlmt y fnthor, Jnooii'dtroud, Is mMw tin nomination for bIhtM on tliotlomo oratlo ticket ut the county prlmnrit-B to bo hold April 20 of thU yenr. Tho rumor l afloat and IioIiir olroii latuil by Homo of my frlondH (?) that should ho receive the nomination anil bo elected at tho coming fleotloii, I, and not ho, A'ould ho tho noting bikt Iff. In othor words, that I iuh very mixlotia tp fill this ollloo myself, hut am afraid that I 0011I1I not ho tilcotwl, so use his nunio In order to gain tho ortlue. lor tho houeflt of those I cannot seo porsonally mid oxphln thp mutter to, t wish to say that I consider him (pml Kind, without 111 v hull), to (111 tho ofllco. and should he ho fortunate enough to he elected, I shall lmvo ah epjutely nothing whatever to do with tho conducting of tho otlco or Ita du ties, and furthermore, that when I do Ueslre to fUl any oflloo lu this or any other county within tho gift of tho people, I shall huvo the norvo, I lriiht, to ulk for it In my own name, and not in the nnmo of my father or that of any onu else. ReBpeotrdlly yourH, ,7. FRANK 8TUOUD. pounts, but the slow, steady rain such as that which fell Sunday last, which 'sinks into the ground and s stored up for future use, charters, and forbidding the legislature to create municipal corporations. R. W Bell has been staking out and second term r 0 ' Mr W hirnatr in n 1 1 Mnn TJ n. dunnp the week. This nronertv lies mst . J i.u o j - -i i J I .,.,1,1: -1 .t! . 3 . , . , , North of the townsite. on the low hills P""u eunea U16 AlDatiy Our neighbor county on the aJjoining the town on that side, and will Herald for nearly 20 years, a north is to be the scene of an- l.; Known th.oughout the other countv division fierht. and filed at once, and fifty choice residence state for its unswerving course in the next session of the lpgisla- 10ts WIV tf,e" P'acef on lne market at "ehait ot the Republican ticket I rl VCTI V UIW IIMIIIfT- ' 1 -1 For Stn(9 Printer, It is now generally conceded that J. R. Whitney, the present state printer, is far in the lead in the candidacy for renomina tion to that office. Mr. Whit ney's best endorsement is his record in the office during his first term. The Gazette hopes that Morrow countv will bo in line with the other counties in giving Mr. Whitney a majorit'. Owing to the established rule he, is entitled to another term. His record in the office is such a strong endorsement that the people do not desire a change at tlie next election. Ho will get a big vote in Eastern Ore gon and with his undoubted strength in Western Oregon, ho will undoubtedly bo renomitm ted by the Republicans by a big majority. Heppner Gazette. tare will witness the rehashing of the memorable Cascade poun ty fight of two years ago, when Hood River attempted to cut Joose from the parent pountj and take a good slice pf Wasco territory with it. After a very Litter struggle, which extended to a point whpro it impeded .other legislation, the Caspade .coniity bill was defeated. This year an organized effort will be jnade to turn defeat into vic tory, but there will be just as determined opposition from The palles, as the lines of the new count7 as asked for by Hood River all but take in the court honse at The Dalles, and the citizens of The Dalles are loath to lose this historic building. BARB WIRE $4,40 Gwti L0UCKS& WILSON , 1 and candidates noniinated by the party. He is. a native Qre- goman, a graduate of (he Uni versity of Qregon, and a.practir cat printer. Sinpe, assuming pbarge of the state printing office he has de voted his entire time and atten tion to the affairs of the office, and with his lpng experience in the printing business he has been able to give tho state a good, (Mean, business-like ad ministration, Mr. Whitney is oondupting a straightforward primary cam-, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department' of tho Interior. Loiut Ofllce Bt Tim Dnllcii, Omgon, March , ipiW. Notice Is hereby given that the following-named settler has tiled notice of her intention to liiukc final in oof in mionoit of lor claim, antj thaf Half) proof will ho miijlo before D. 1'. Ilea, U. S. Coiiinls slonpr, at hlsoflico n Madras, Oregon, on April 5, IDOti, viz: Mitlq K, Hut, of Madnu, Orpgoq, on It. K. "No. 'jOfiS, (or lin r nA nw'4 nud !t i, c jo 12 , r m C, w in. Isho names the following witnesses to provp ier continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz ?l II HftniQtt, H Coolf, John Corvrln, nf Jlndrsn, Owgan; P W Hn'rnett, of Culver, Ore- d21-J2,ri 1IICHAI51, T. Noi.a.v, Register. ThePioneor gives tho news. B. S. If Harry Orchard, arrested for the assassination of Ex-Govern- or Steunenberg of Idaho, is tell- COMPLETE LINE OF HARNESS AND SAO- jng the truth in his alleged con fessicn, he is the most cold "blooded murderer that the amials of crime in this country show any record of, and the "In ner Circle" of the Western Fed eration of Miners has the Mafia OLE FIXTURES The best-quality of Impairing I U. VY. DMrSINC. I I 1 A i -i ni 11 ut-11 . . Muuress: uuLVtn, UhtUUN Residence three miles north of CULVER, I LARKIN, ' Prop. ft P. 1 new ivrcsiiisrEit cciicr in ixeai instate FOR REPAIRING FINE SHOES ' Timber Land, Act Juno 3, 1878 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. t IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE I t Telephone connection with Lor(; Dlitanco lines. Land Office at TJ10 Dallen, Orefcon, March 21, 1005. Notice hereby given that incompliance and all such organizations easi- w,th 11,0 i)rov,,l,on of t,,oact' consre ot n. , i r i . June 3i 1678, entitled "An act tor the aalu of XV QlSlHIlceu lVl uesperate timber IanU In the htatei! of California, Ore r-riminnlitv Ornhnrd in Hnirl fo fe'on' "vadB, and Wanhlngton Territory," us criminamy. uiLuam is saia to ax.0I1(,,, ,llfi ,, , ,.,, . ' , i v a ni ' i I nave coniessea 10 -40 muraers, August 4, 1m, imr1?pntinor Mitt nfflf-firs nf thai Arthur If. Allen, Western Federation now nder jiuk thu u.y awa in thin pnice i.i w'orn tato-' ;nrst-, with him. Monifi nt t. ir 'J'u,"-"nj ur l"u I"rcno inn nej-i statements in the confession have been corroborated by the finding of bombs where Orchard taid they had been placed for the destruction of human life. The more one learns of the Orchard confession, the mole cause there is to mourn the jtssassination of the man who drove the infamous Inner Cir cle from the Ooeur d'Alenesaud NEW MANAGE! - 1 ncuiu 1 iuci emu reed ' " 1 nopa llolut lU'tnotlnloil tuul nonovntcil. n,. r ' Entlru ijiniiifti mm ventilated. ""Ul LIVERY AND FEED BAR l.inil jM,llniiiMri .ji.... 1. i;ii,mi U1MM1 ll'Cll Mini 11 l THIS rtiA0li(MM,t't. tuntlon. i A I 1Mb ULU STAND f Horseshoeing', Blacksmitliing, Wagoisii I F. J. BROOKS, Madras, Or t WE SELL Agricultural (mnlemenls. MatHim i n,.,.,!' FARMERS MARK Has re-opeped with a fine line of the CHOICEST MEATS BUTTER, EGGS AND VEGETABLES A. PIERSON, Prop., Madras, Ore "H . J J LUCDBE ....FOR SALE.... eOWLES & DERHAM i 2 on DesOhutes iRlvor hIKbl-ULAbb LUMBER AT LOWEST PRICES Rough lumber delivetl at Madras $13,50 M All dimension lumbar will bo Fir If desired at same price, SEND ALL ORDERS TO THE MILL IDaily ZMTaU, o. Address, MADRAS, OREGOW The lite EEephi CRAMER & STEVENiS, PROP'S. pistrClpiss Vines, kiquovs and Cigars, .HIGH GRADE QA3E G00PS Oor, Fifth and E Streets MAPRAS, OREGON Poster 0 HOTEL GREEN New management and newly renovated throughout. A popular place to stop TABLES ARE SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST Tlie IMlarlCQt Affords. Fresh Bread, Cakegf Pics and other pastry always on liaufl LIVERY AND FEED STABLE Next door to the Hotel. Transient Stock well fed and given the best attention. Rigs furnished on short notide at your door, see a2, tp la s, r 10 o, win. Ana will offer , prool , to ulioiv tliRt the Und epiiKlit In moro valuable . or lis tlnrbur or utoiiu thereon than (or BRrJeultural pur- posen, and to entablUU. hU claim to naid inml before tho Iteglktcr and Receiver ot the The Jialln, Oregoii, ou tho Hth day o( March, iUOO, He uamofi a wit uenut , tlyron Johntoii, hj jiHvu, cimrjen v Dale, of Baddpolnt, ihiu; jucjusei u uojinor, 01 The Dalle, Ore- goiu Any aud all Tierfcona olalralJiK advewelv tin- aljove-deHClbed landu aro requeiiteu to )ie niuir lunuumu iuu ouice on or boiore tiud Hth day of March, 1901. Jl Ufa AUciUEL T, Soux, HrjtUtejr ON THE LOCAL NEWS BY READING THE HOME PAPER The Pionee gives it all. 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