Madras
Pioneer
MADRAS, CROOK COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 2, 1908.
NO. 50
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PROFSSioNAL CAUDS.
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Offlck In Drugstore.
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: WE STILL SELL FLOUR at $1.25 :
White River Flour, the Uesmn ite market
has been placed within K&ch of all $1;40
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iPloui- isn't hll, tnoligh it helps Whe"A oik
hWe a few bf otiV sfdle ind fancy groceries
t'6 lise with it
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NdfARY Public
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MADRAS OREGON
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A coinplolo supply oflRgftl atkii for
itle limit Jltitc wftrrniity uml quHolnlm
ilcmilfi) rt'KI, cliHttel nllil crop tnortiraKea,
to. .Tuiitlt'o court Ulankn nnil hmtloo
fourt work npplHUy. Noljiry Public
F. J. HrookB.
PROPRIETOR
MADRAS MEAT MARKET
Keeps CbRStanlly dn Hand tnt Best Fresh and Cursd Meats
AnU pays hlahdat markot prico
for fat stock, bUttboogflS
arid ffirm produco
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On IP At Uih PITXt W)irtneiwwnM.miMwu.
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WOULD IT N6T & WELL FOR YoU To KEEP
YOUR HEAP GOOU WHEN Yol GO To 5UY
THIN6-5 TO WEAR; fi5 IT NOT WEbU T.o DEAC
DJKm THEE EDtKTIoN TIME' WITH
THE -5TORE tHATTRIE To 6IVE Ybl GOOD
VALUES Alt THE YEAR 'RoUNDf REMEMBER
IF YOU (SET MT LN. BUYING THINVi To WEAR
YOU MUT -St AY W CTTIL YOU WEAR THEM
'OUTOR GIVE TH-BW &WAY. IJ.IT NOT EVEN
BETTER To SlVE AW'AY INvSTYLIH GAR
MENTS THAN WEAR THRM? , AJ'J'RpPRIAT.fc
APPAREL MAKES THAT? CbMFoR TABLE FEEL-r
tNG. LOTS OF "FAKINd'tf IS DONE NOWADAYS
W ILLEGITIMATE STbRES. LEGITIMATE
.STORED HOWEVER, MAKEPAL REDUCTIONS
JloW ON GOdDS THEY CARRIED REGULARLY
BUT WHICH tHEY WISH To CLoSE b.UT. BEFoRt
THE STYLE CHANGED WE HAVEM T A uK-tAJ
MANY SUMMER dObpSrVo CUbSEabgJ, OUR
tp -2nF por. HIB SEAS0-.HMJfcteN GOOD)
ON THE RK'ST OF olR SU,MWR. DRESS iboD
INCLUDING i L'AWNS 'AND BATlSTESt
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RAILROADS A PLENTY
UARRIWAM M HAMMOND MAKE BLUFFS
x t ru i.e. nu ill
Playing Railroad tsam -Meanwhile
OregoH VriAvft brte Is Buildlnfl
Up the Deschutes River.
Oiecruiimn.
,, Extensions of the Corvallia &
. .. i ' ' A
iMiaiern ituuroaq auroaa urecon
from Manha to Onttttp, and by
the Astoria Columbia River
Railroad from Sriisi'de to Jilla"
mook aa announced by Presi
dent Hammond and printed in
tlio Oregonian yesterday, will
undoubtedly be commenced
early next season. It is under
stood that the ground ia now
being looked over, and that
during hia present visit to Port
land President, Hamniohd is
making plana for actual con
struction. It seems hkely that
iho Hammond intei-ests will
beatllarriman in entering Cen
tral Oregon.
Guy W. Talbot, geheral man
ager of the Hammond lines, re
turned recently from Idanha,
the eijstein terminus of the Cor
vallia '& Eastern, where he rode
oh horseback across the Cas
cades and into Central Oregon
along the rouie the extension
will follow. ta report on the
practicability of the extension
was made personally to Presi
dent Hammond on his present
visit to Portland.
That President Hammond
may make this same trip to de
termine for himself .the feasi
bility of the surveys already
made seems likely. Together
with Mr. Talbot, he will go
over the Cqrvallis & Eastern
late this week, leaving Portland,
tomorrow in a private car ou a
lour of inspection that will in
clude the Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad.
Hammond activity in Central
Oregon ia expected to hasten
rhe building of the. Oregon
Eastern, the proposed Harri-1
man linB from Natron to On
tario aud from Klamath Falls!:
to Madras, fromises or con-;
structiori have beeu made from'
time to time by liarriman offi
eials, and surveying parties, 3
supposed to represent other big
transcontinent,al(aystems whose
rails have not been laid in this
state have .made reconnais
sances into this vast, ttndevel-J
oped and isolated x empire. As!!
. I; ,1
gon section haa not been pene
trated) and the , Ipcomotive
whistle haa not frightened the
coyote, from his ouely .haunts.
The Centi al Oregon , country
is probably the largest, territory;
of the United States ( outside of
Alaska without railroad facil-ji
'Hies. Thw Betting ,side of
$4,100,000 by the Hnrriman
8V8tetn was announced late last
yeai-jfor the nrat 160 miles of
the Oregon Eastern from Weed,:
at the base pf; Apqht bnat,, toj
a point norti of the Klamath
marshes in Oregon. This was
the first link in t)ie projected
line, which would connect with
the Natron extension, making a
detour, f,rom the naiii lino ol
the Southern Pacific, taking in
the Klamatl country. ,
The ascent alpig the rWil
lamettt) ltivef and crossing te
Cascades to the Extern Oregon
plateau cat made. bjrt tle
Natron extension it is ptajtte
on gradlente.not eXcding bn,e
per tuu although the ftrat(Hn,
built will nKv's . nmximum
grade of Hypeiy uont until 3ueh
time as more costly perinansut
gon eastern is ueing- a
from San Francisco', in
fice of Chief BiigVneerHt
San Franftisco. 2.rid. Wh
construciioti will be authorized.
This grade will be encountered
from Natron to the summit of
tho Cascades, where tho divido
will be crossed at an altitude of
Btj'd'd feet at a point near Cres
cent Lake. The line will then
run southeasterly out upon thy
great pMain of Eastern Oregon
south of Walkers Range.
If the Harriman system
would sate-guard the advan
tageous position it now holds
in this state, the Central Oregon
country lniist be tapped by
these connecting lines with thn
Southern Pacific. The advenr,.
of other powerful interest
makes it inoperative that thesn .
lines be. built and activity on
the pjojjects already mapped
out will probably be noticed
soon.
The construction of the Ore
gon Eastern ia being- handled .
the of-
ood, of
San FranciBco, arid, xyhile the
announcement of thet appropria
tion authorized for the building
of the first 152 miles wjas made
by General Manager O'Brien, of .
the Harriman lines-., in the
Northwest, the local offices havo .
nothing definite regarding fur
ther plans in building the ioad. ,
Like the letting of the conttacts
for the Coos Bay extension',
news from SaJn.lPranci8CO in rer
gard to the Oregon Eastern is
expected at any time.
The survey for the Madras.- .
Klamath Falls feeder of the
Oregon Eastern started at this. .
place last Fall, Under charge of
J. Q. Graham, whose party has .
J just about completed the survey
to Klamath Falls. The C. & E.
survey, made many years ago,' '
is said to follow an easy pass ;
over the mountains, and crosses'
the Deschutes at Pickett's. Islands-,
the location of the town
of taidlaw. While these two
railroads are issuitig state
ments as to their purpose of
building "next year", the Ore
gon Trunk Line, projected by
V. F. Nelson from the mouth
of the Deschutes to Madras, i
going ahead with a.small force
and doirig actual construction
work.!
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H0 USE FOR GUNS
The question that ia agitating
the mind of Deputy Game
Warden Fritz ia what use
campers expert to put their
guns to. , . Every man who -starts
out into the ounjry for a dpy
or so has a gu,n ov.t hia. .shoul
der. They may , be a precau
tion, ngainac the visits of wild
animals, as the garna . warden
says. no. hunting can be clone ac
this season, or at' least "law
fully." h ,i.
The open Gq&spn fqr prairie
chicken and quU. AH?
gU8t 1st and lasts until October
15th. For grouse August 15th.
to Npvemb; Ist. The same
seaso'n.lr btok,deer. j .. .
Another thing that It migh.t
be well for .sports to bear in
mind is the fact that no aports,
mn is allow.ed.tp, us.e ,a gnu
untii lio hits lirsp obtained a
huutVr'e lceaQe,- Chronicle.
. . ,, For Rsnt. ... . ,, i
, Three nundrca and sixty, acrps, lqpateu
7 .miles east of Madras; 135 acre under
cultivation, 250 acres tillable.'! Wilhle&st
fer -term ot years, or by the year, om
iilaaie. .4ood comfortable house', iijr
romi, and taU)es, granary, tci$ Good
wcjl. , For particulars inquire it this
office, j't2tf
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