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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1910)
m " IMAORAS, CROOK COUNTY. OREGON TH11RSDAY. jAIARYi, 1910. ' 0.21 1 ?! jr. 0 i , v:.rrrr"r::rr:ivrii canwfo cave Buffet fmiizzrmK rtr v bwii ir-niu i. il.ii -turn an w u t ' i M I MADRTtvfi OREGON I Justloaofttio Pcnoo M 1 , J KM j j I WIVM I'HKOINCT HOOD Your Orders! rt A Transient Stock Green Best Of Feed And Care B n- a nji -ntf i i l inn Madras MADH iPANSACTS GENERAL BANKING BUSINES5 Mot.ey transmitted lo a mi J, M. Canldin. Prskjcnt and niKCT0ll8 C. E. Ituuih, M. Gn. I'uli, 1 MADRAS MEAT OMPSELL, jTROUD &. CO., Props. Wholesale ojnd fo We have the best li ie of ! AJsL kInbs of qard;N 5 HANIjKO, Auti'iuiicfs tlioopcuiiiK liousi. Icli handle in thing Piilifiintljt wliM'S nt the same in 'l'li Unit iimlntaliis no 1 ar unit Jtf) JUve If mull order enj tinners - prMl'tK&j. Give us SPECIAL F! .1 trail BARGAIN No. ()ne quart I)tfJ Palifornla randy, or 6-yuidWl whHky 0 e quart Ifuttlu I rt V.'lnr iiimrt iiottlo Hlicrry Win ie quart hottlo .tuscntel II For $2.50 A FINE OLD PilRT Mail orderk give pr Goods sealed an When you arfe i s look t ft y 9 hanik !, ; , ( m: .- -- ROBINSON'S BIG STORE - I JISJIIIHIJ- I - I III "fm Illl - -IMTS iwywiy i H 1 IWWW i tMMP We vlfll close our store Jan. remai'nv closed until about Jan. purpose of r . v A Merry Christmas And Hap New Year Ti i t m " m i ii 1, m I "a li iL. GEN (HVE Prompt Attention State Bank AS. OREGON parts of United States and Canada MnV C. E. Routh, Vice,Pi!dent J. 0. lttililimon, Kola. Ilea. J. M. t'onkllii Retail Dealers t CTJHED MEATS 5 Fresh Meats In the country : vegetables in their season t MARKET ifdrnia Wine Co, OREGON In Sliniilko of a wholcHUle and mall order but lmiu)i!d liqinii and liih gnulu ices eiiarged city wiiniiiHsiicrs. does no rutnll biislni's furtlicr tliiui a guuniiiteed servieo of quality mid and be e-ynvinced. HOLIDAYS PARGAIN No. 2 Sherry W'nic, J.iJO u gullon, iVuseutel S'i u ku'Ioii, A Q-yeur-old limit Imii Whis ky, 511 u gallon All For $6.00 WINE, $1.50 A GAL. mpt and close attention, ked in good condition. for barrel In front. taking our annual inventor, C. & M. A. ROpINSON BRAL MERCHANTS 0WARD W, TIJRNER U. 8. COMMISSIONER NOTARY PUBLIQ INSURANQE MAPIUB OUKUON w. II. BNOOK PHYSICIAHaSURQEOH MAflftAB QI(CaON Jt H. HANEII ABSTRAOTER OF TITLES notary runup Ftro liuurnprc, I.fu Iniurnnrc, Surotv IlomU Hunt Kitnto. Conveyftnplnc 1'ltIKKVIM.K, OIIKOON NO. 3Q5f . The First National Bank OF PRINEVILLE, OREGON 1! F. Ai.I.cn, i'renlitont, T. M. HLKMfiH, Cmhler. Wat WuaztvEii.KH Vice I'rcs, II. IUldivin, Ant. Cmlilcr. ESTABLISHED 1000 K ti riliu nnil Undlvlileit $1 00,000.00 Cnjiltn), 1'roriU A. M. WILLIAMS & GO. DKA1.BK8 IN D . II ry UOOUS, UlOthing, Furnishing Goods 1100T8 AND 8II0K8, HATH' AND CAI8 THE DALLES OREGON DROP N AND SEE DEALERS IN Soft Drinks op1 -a-XjTj rEcizsriDS Imported And Domestic CIGARS Louclcs Building MADRAS, ORB. tho rioneer's niuutiing list in an- other column coulivliiH an exception ally good iiKsorliiieiit of publlciUloiiK, I nnil nt prices to suit everyono. 10, 1,910, and 16, for thl Sharp & Canwfn Cave Buffet ForTlie Thirsty One? TRAVELING "PIGS" flKfc ALbU nUilltnUUo I .qootlep?or. ,fa. Ro,.ro,d Con- jtructlon Catnp8--Coptroctora Opposod To Booxo it a lopoiy enot near tlio eohuttH canyon, on tlio road from Tlio Dulles to Hill's now ferry, n cavo line boeti hollow cd out of the sido of n bill. A door, cov ered, with pemept and earth, cbnc'eals this cavo from tlio clones t scruttnv. VLt If one knocks nt n certain nlnco. the loor swings open and reveals a stock of llnuprs and a prico curd. No ono is in slubt. and tlio ncrson who cnlors nmv ! leave the required amount of money and carry away as much of tlio liquor us ho wants, says tlio Orcgonion. This is what is known as a irallonlilll" or a rural blind pig, and is one of tlio moans used for unlatvfully grasping the opportunity offured by thousands of workmen engaged in labor in a lonely canyon whoro thero aro no opportunities for recreation or tlio spending of hard- earned monev. Tlio linunr obtnlnml nt. A"ifn on I " a m i In lin iminnlli nn llko a concoction of sliecp di) and nlcobol. " Tlio contractors for both railroad com- panics aro using their efforts vo keep booito" off the work, but in instances they aro not wholly able to accomplish th pi r purpose. Sberar's Dridgo has be come n sort of rendezvous for bootleg gers. Bootleggers, jn vehicles similar to those used by traveling, fiuncbs, have driven along the work. Tho liqttles are ......... ....A t .. .. ... n n . I ....... i L it.. I HI I IIIILAl lil H UMIll.ll HIIUIIV 111 HID H'lll Uftho vehicle and tho purchaser lielps himself nftcr dciosi(iiig bis money in a convenient slot. Olympla, Wash,, Dec. 20. Scores of Civil War veterans who liavo located on Oltt-ncre homesteads authorised under tho new douUo area law will bo dissap. nointel to learn that an unofllcial opin ion received hero today by John Law rcnco holds that the old soldiers' home stead law, giving credit for service i FARMS, TOWN LOTS, AND PERSONAL PROPERTY HANDLED BY D. W. BARNETT MADRAS, OREGON OfHoo at RQsidonoo, South Main St. Li 1ST OlITH fl)E TUCKER & GULP Horseshoeing and General Blacksmithing WAGON AND PLOW WORK Flnsl-CluB, Wort Gnarautecd Located In the old Urnoht ahon MADRAS, OREGON Warren Smith PROPRIETOR Tonsorial Parlor BATHS M r hrTrnonu h c. rcicnoun SIIANIKO, OREQON ! Watchmaker jewelry of ll kmJi made to or der and repaired. Setting or Pncioui Stone mde, against rosldcnoo on tlio cjajm, does not npnly to tho new entries, Under tbo old lCO-ncro fiomostofld law a soldier would rocclvo credit 'or reel dcncd'cqunl to his service in the Held, Tlip now doulilo homestead law tnakes provision for certain cultlvtloti cnoli of (hp Hyp yenrs and th department holds tjmt whlo tlio time prcdlt miaht apply, tlin nmitinl nun vaom' niilHtrnf Inn la hnnndntqry, so that no soldier cut prove I in i v.. . Uli mum uvu yqirsajfcr soiuomrni. Mr. Lawrcnco formerly was a Land i nninn rvninlnt nn.l tnnlr n.tlo.t ho'aslt ofi of aotno soldier entrymcn. Iln line ask mk - ltd Senator Piles la Introduce a bill to amend tlip jnw tfl KVO (hp veterans credit lor ovrvjcp (ipo op ipo pew cinijpn. ilinnp RCAU DCuriPPQ pjOr SCr,!' lunnrtTiur nrnioinu imrvillttni ULUIOlUn A qpqslan cntailinB a for-roochlntf t,,Tccl wn8 "anaed down by (iilt'o JJean M" 1,10 United States Court yesterday. Whllo tlisposlnj? of tlio suit against Bar nu' flol)l)l for 1,10 recovery pf $1087.00, 1,10 announced a princqiio oi law which U,,8V" ou M'i "Pu w"tc" inay nnvo ,,ccn cpiHcmpiafpq against a num bcr of homesteaders. The first ppjnt niadp clear by tlio court is that a map may, if qualified, make a bomcstead fllintr on timber lands from which ho can remove the timber. If, at a later porol, ho desires to surrender his home. tend llng (pr cancellation and "H " 'tM'" nn ft llllllg iinuer ii. i . ... . .. the tiipber and stqnp act, tbo nuttier may do sp without dancer of prosecii- tion for either criminal violation of tbo law or recovery of damages by tho Gov- eminent, provided tho settler receives a fltml receipt from tho local Land Ofllco. Tbo court holds that tho title relates buck to. tho original entry by Iho home Blender, Tho second point brought by tho court is mat a m Py prosecuted for tno enmng and removal o.( timber from iiib iiomcsicau prior to tno issuanco oi a receiver's final receipt, except In tho preparation of tlio land for agricultural P Xlclsion was given In a suit brought at tho request of officers of Washington. Gobbi is a resident ol Portland, but filed a homestead in Clark County, which lie afterward turned into a timber and stone filing. BINGER HERMANN'S TRIAL BEGINS MONDAY J'ortlunil Oregoniun llingcr Hermann, cx-ltoprcsentative In Congress for Oregon and ex-Commis stoncrof tho General Laud Otlieo, ar rived in Portland yesterday morning. IIo will remain until after tho trial of tho cliargos against hint, now pending In tbo Vnitcd States Court. The trial which begins next AJonday mornjng concerns tho witlidrawal of the lands onstltutlng tho Hhto Mottutain forest reservo. "Colonel A. S. Worthington will be hero somo timo tomorrow and then there will bo a conferenco botween John M Gcarin, Mr. Worthington nnd myself. Colonel Worthington is the attorney who defended mo during tho two months which my former trial consum ed and which was held at Washington Ho is a Grand Army man, very wealthy and ono of tho leading lawyers of the liar of tbo District of Columbia, IIo Is coming bocauso of his friendship for me, mpro than tho feo I am able to pay him Being so famillnr with tho details of the caso ho is in n position to bo of gnat help in this trial. "I havo waited ttvo years for tho op portunity for vindication which will be gin next Monday." Colouel Worthington was District At torney for tlio District of Columbia un der President Autliur. It is ronortod that lie proposes to retiro from activo nractico witii Hermann cubo. iractlco with tho conelusion of the STOCKMEN TO BE PROSE- CUTED FOR ILLEGAL FENCES Warrants woro last night placed in tbo hands bf tho United States Marshal for tho arrost oi J, T. Kerguoson, J, 0, Houston and 121em Fought, prominent krooK uounty ranchmcnl Thoyaro bqv uiuuj niui,tvi ii i iiiiiiiuuimim uivuui ui fences, says tho Orogonian. With tbo Now Year it Is announced at tlw ofllco ol tho United Stntea Attor- noy tliatoi now policy of persons wIiq unlawfully incloBeJi lie domain will bohiftU'-'Virrt (llctments for 'this of'o mm em i Ineorpgrafioj - MADRAS WILL SOON PECOME A Mp$PALJt;$ 8PHV W P' F8? ft 1 coition To Bo Submlttod To A yoto Of gltljtong TliaM'io ptly of Madras will bo in ftAftkArrilnl In n rrt im tt rin 1 fnniihnin(lnn k.,,,u Is an assured tact. S yesterday at tlio regular session of the County Court at Prlnevilie, after all tb necessary requirements had been com plied with a petition was presented to tlio court npd n fayorublo action was taken in tlip matter. Tho Court has appointed an elect to take place for tho purpose of allow all tho legal voters within tho proposed corpqrato limits to vote either "Jncor jioratipn, yes" or "Incorporation jio't and at the same timo, . tbo following U,W8. yotpq lor; A aypf, iie- corder, Treasiiror, si? OoqrjcUtflen., tnd I Marshal. Thp election wll no Held January 31 . ) wii uo porno time before tbo ncor-. poralion can bo completed, as the clec- tion wiH "ayo to bo confirnied by tbq County Court at its next regular Scs- aion, and also filed with tbo Secretary. , f Stato. 'tlio rapidity with which tho people. orocotninjf to Madaq, yith thq many classes, piftf. aro a, natural consequence., with HlP. pqnstructiqn' of railroads,, in ii huh j, necessary .nai mis niauer. I !. . . ... . . should bo pushed as ranidlv 'as possible. in order Unit tho benefits of a munici- pal incorporation may bo extended tq the citcns and property owners within thelhnUsof Uip prqpqset jqeprppratfon.' ' ' HAWLEY PREPARES LIEU LAND BILL FOR OREGON Washington, Jan. 3.-ReprcBentatiyfl W. C. Hawloyls preparing a.bi), tPPQ introduced this week, permitting lA Stato of Oregon to select lando outsidq of forest reserves in lieu of school seer tions tied up in the reserves. Ho aimq to secure, for tlio state, lands as valua? i bio as Its forest school sections. Representative Hawley finds that tcv- eral hundred thousand acres of Oregon school Jaqijs ajo nqw tie) qp fqrest reservos and of no value whatever to tho state, becauso tlioy are unsurvoyed unto therefore, not a proper base for Heir" ' selection. IJo Is anxious that tho state shall bo granted absolute title to a full ucreago of school lands tq wllph it is entitled under tho enabling act and wants the lands of "approximately thq samo character and valuo as thoso paw ned up in reserves. Onco a stato can not tltlotosuch lands outside of forest reserves it can rcalizo upon them to tho extent of several mil Hon dollars, all of which woqld, go iptq tlio school fund. His bill directs tho ficcretnry of tho Interior to ascertain lust how much Orot gon school land is now in tho forest ror serves. Other Western members aro prepar ing simllnr bills and tho probabilities ro that a general bill, applicable to all Western statos, will bo reported by tho public lands committco. SAM SMITH'S CASE TO BE HEARO, Salem, Or., Dec. no.-Xho caso of Stato vs. 0, Sam Smith ihas beoi for tioarlrig hi tbo euprcmoSo January 11. This caso was appealed from cult Court of Crook County, w years ago Smith was found gui burning a barn and tbo shcop-Blicarin 3 corralB of J. N. Williamson. tlio ranchmen wero brought beforo tho court tho officors of tho United States havo been satlsHcd to accept a plea of guilty and tho imposition of a nominal flno on tlio first . count. Tlio last'count would bg suspended Spending u' veiuoV vuu.ouHirucugna, . Tlio United Stater ' ' J - HSSv, ihat ho-bollpi ' stat.t' . . . 9- 7y . "is? Ht 1 I M V MADRAS, , ORFiON two counts, ono. FIRST-CLA8S WORK GUARANTEED, JT - r r :, :0: 3 S M1" 'ft ft' V tk 17