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A-OVKUTISINO 1'A.TKH O.V Al'Pt.tCATtON
Jiiitorcii ns second class mutter August
2V, 11)01, tit the I'oatorflce nt Mmli ns, Ore.,
under ttio Aotof CoiiRiess of Miueli 3,1879
THURSDAY
OCT. 20, 1910
COUNTY DIVISION.
Under the present Ihwa In U10 opin
ion of-omlnont lawyers, countlei can
only be divided or boundaries changed
by the vote of the people.
All laws siiouhl be obeyed. Some
laws should be appealed or amended.
The law creating ;iew .counties is tin
fair as voters are asked to crento now
counties where thoy cannot know
the local conditions and might form a
new county where four-fifths or the
residents of the old county are op
posed to it.
What do the voters of Clason know
of tho needs of Grant. Malheur,
Crooi:, Umatilla, DdiiElas, Lane, Wash
ington, Clackamas and Multnomah.
They could vote just as intelligently
' f6r the county officers in these coun
ties as for their .division or the chang
ing of the boundaries.
There is strong opposition to di
vision in all the countios mentioned
and it would seem to be but justice
that tliose localities should settle their
own local differences. " .
You will have the privilege of .vot
ing for a bill to loave the function of
new counties and municipalities tothe
districts interestd. As botween man
and -man, jvould not this plan be the
more equitable?
The average voter will certainly
take this view of it. In all fairness
now, will not your conscience and
sense of right tell you to vote against
all division and vote "Yes X 352,"
which will relieve you of tho task of
voting for measures with which you
can not be familiar.
GUY COUNCIL ORDERS
NEW CHEMICAL ENGINE
A. special session of the City
'Council was called for Friday
night and the matter of the city
purchasing another chemical fire
extinguisher was taken under
consideration. S. P. Wright,
reDresentinsr the A. G. Long &
Co., of Portland, of whom the
chemical engine already owned
by the city, was purchased, was
resent, and explained to the
members the workings of the
different machines.
This matter had been talked
over a number of times in former
meetings, and the necessity more
made more urgent owing to
the fire in Shaniko last Friday
morning. It was decided by
a" vote of the council to buy an
other of the same type as the
present one, so that in case it
should be necessary to use both
of them at the same time, that
the different parts would be in-
terchangable, or it might be nec
essary to use the machines in
different parts of the town at the
same time. With two machines
within easy reach, and being
ready on a moments notice, it is
hoped that any fire that might
get started, could be gotten
under control before doing any
considerable damage.
FORTUNATE ACCIDENT
WITH AUTOMOBILE
What might have been a seri7
ous accident happened to Mr.'
and Mrs Fred McDowell Satur
day afternoon, as they were re-
. turning from a short trip in their
automobile, in the Opal Prairie
country.
Mrs. McDowell was driving
the machine and they were pass-
ing over a new section of rail
road grade, when the machine
became unmanageable in the
so'Ctoarth, and before it could
be stopped slid off the grade and
turned over in the ditch, throw
ing Mr. McDowell clear of the
machine, his only injury being a
strained shoulder. Mrs. Mc
Dowell was pinnod. under tha
machine, fortunately the dirt
being only recently placed there"
was soft, and she escaped with
only a seyere shaking up.
The damage to the machine
was slight, tho principal injury
being to the steering aparatus,
which was considerably bent. .
The manager hi the moving picttne
show is giving an especially good jctrc
tion of views the past few evenings, and
Irom an educational point of view some, of
the scenes arc espsciully meritorious
Two films which weie impressive bcinc
"The Courtship of Miles StamlMi," il
Instating Longfellow's famous poem,
an.l ih; other was a graphic presentation pf.
the history of Benedict . Arnold. , The
houe is certainly deserving of good
patronage.
Mrs. Elizibelh Waodard, who Iijis
been looking after her p'opsrty near Cul
vef, was in Madras yesterday, being on
her way to Everett, Washington, where
ilic is now making her home.
T. H. Tucker, G. V. Stanton, A...C
Sanford and H. W. Turner went to
Prineville .Wednesday, having busineis
before the circuit court.
' H. W. Randall of Portland and G. S.
Mariner of Spokane, insurance mcfn, were
visitors in Madras Wednesday.
fHog Notes.
Shade and protection make tho feed
go further.
Feeds rich In protein r.ro. necessary
for the brood sow.
n occasional feed of oats will' bo
valuable for the brood sow.
jTwo Utters of pigs a year is about
what the best sows will do.
Alfalfa Is' a great feed for the' brood
sow iu summer and winter.
Uniformity In a lot of hogs will In
crease the ease with which they can
be fattened.
A hog's defects will be reflected in
the offspring just as surely as tho
good points.
Corn is the greatest feed there is for
the hog. but It should not bo fed ex
clusively.
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, StRV e:- at m. e. church
Rev. Walter Shipworth, D. D , will be
present to hold the first Ounrtetly occa
sion of this Conference year on Saturday
and Sunday, Oct. 22 and ?v He will
preside over the business session of th
conference which will , convene at 2:30
p. m. Saturday.
On Sunday Dr. Shipworth will preach
both morning and . evening sermons
Service of , the Lord's Supper in the morn
ins following the sermon. The choir
wiil furnish special music at both services
and in the cvcniniia mixed quartette will
sing.
Candidate For Sheriff
To the Voters of Crook County:
Having been urged by my many
friends to announce myeelf as an Inde
pendent Candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Crook County, 1 have decided
to do so and would respectfully solicit
your support at the General Election
to be held November 8, 1910.
If electtd, I will strive to insure:
1. An econom'cal administration;
2. An entirely new administration
in the office.
3. An enforcement of the laws with
out fear or favjr.
Very truly your3,
JOHN MeTAGGAUT.
Madras, 0eg n, Oct 17,1010.
FOR PALE Beautiful Frenoli doubln
bedstead with paiuted panels, pi.tent
mattress. Fit for a king. Fir s?
(heap; aho ix revo'vim? stool.
Mrs- rieliiffnr, old poHnffi e, M idras
CITY LAUKUltY HcoiJ worn gitn,r-
enteed. Reasonnb'o prices.- One
door south of Owl RHtaurant 2t
TAlvlW rp.-Buv hore, Imbl "face,
6
lir ded U. S' Ml Mill-, vHglit
COD pi-undH Owiht call at ru-y
P'mcm. quo IlofilfoUl.
FOR SALE A well equipped 0 b. p.
uus'ilino wno.-ls.iw in good eondi i- n.
fjiiguio good for pumping or uriu
chopping. IMe fSllOdfl. Adilies
il. L. Hoblw, 205 PriOM e
()' gun.
FOR SALE Cornish Organ, 6 octave,
rhnt"! -t' le; ''"riitjl i'i action In
qui' E - &tL. 'i
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PIG FOR SALE At my rii ch near
Mad if M Ur.un
FOJt SALE Rooming house, west of
tho Gmy & rtou'jj- lilh kainith h'lmp.
Inquire of. W II. Kemer.
JSTiiicHfoi' Pulilio.Hion.
DcpArtmont of the Jntorlor, U. 8. 1.nnd OtWoe
nt The pHlitw, Oregon, Oulol'Or 3, 1010. XoUvv
Ik hereby given tnfu
trrttfllKK 0. WA1TK
T .tnntln ilmunti ulin nfi Anrll 17 IQflA
m ixle lloiiieied No. HH71, t-nrlsl K(i."(XSfi08. fur
s'.4'i. fee. i Him c,n .'. i, iji la ,
r 1 I'd, u in,
Iltt llleil nmlcc of Intention to mnku flnsj five
yuur proof, to t'tnliiHli clnlin to the Innd
i,ove (li'i ril''l. tiioru Warren Jtrown. Couniy
I'l.-tk. nt tii uiin t' at rririovIKe, Oreyun, on
tin- '-'lu i ti v of NoM-mluT. I'JIO.
ciuiiMiint limine us unnewmi Ixuettiq JJ.
Thoinoi. Jo-upii V. Vtinni. Cluronce Oox,
KUtfur II. Wuitu, Hit ot Umontu, orenon.
.013 nl7 C. VV. JIOOHE, ItugUlor.
FOR SALE AH or pint of mKclfy
propottyiu Madras on terms. One
snap close In, corner lot 50x100, lino
well and 14xlS inic, all f..r $500.00
Cull on or wrlto Harry G. Key, Mad
ras, Oregon
Notice for Publication.
nrrtnrtvniMif of ttio Interior, t'. S. T.ntld Olflro
ttt The Dftllos, Oroitoii, Oelobor ,', ll'l N'i're
!s heroin elven Mm
Fi;KDoxr. MDOK
of llAyorrck, Oippon, who fin AiiNt X if,
nmile Hiiini-Mlcnil No.. tifil.W, fur w'-v.nw
iiw'.hwiu'M. wo l;i. tp 10 a. r 14 0, w m,
tiled notice of Intention to mulct,' flnnl
(omniutntlon nrnuf, to pxtflhliili 0I11I111 ti . the
Unit hUovb (letorlbc'tl. tietOTfl HounM W. Tnr
nor. I'. 8. CommUdloner, nt li it otlli bI
MmtriK, Oregon, mi tin- titlutny of NoumiiIkt,
lum.
I'tatinnntitnniuB n wilnnwef; Wllllnm ('
ltnni. Of Yoiliit!, Orjorj. K, M' Tinlnr, )Uy
t'reek, Ortwui, Tn'itrm narmiaoii, llsy Creek,
OrCgOn, l.vw Is 1'. Kosii, of Mntlriu. Oregtfn.
C. W. MOORK,
olS-niO ItegUter
Notice For Publication.
IVnrtmQvjt of the Inte.i-r, U. H,
Lnntl Oniee at The Dullec, Oregon, Of
tobor 17, 1010. Notlos li hurcby given
tlml
OLIVE M. ULAIIt,
of Youngs, Oregon, who, on A pi it 22.
1000, made homt's-teud, No. 01702, for
eou.i. awjtn'1 and njsej sco2J,ip
0 h, r M t, w in, In llleil noli e of in
tention to make final commu'atio'i
proof, to establish claim to the land
above above described, befoio How
ard W. Tumor, U.8. Commissioner, nt
Ids olllne at Madras, Oregon, on the
SO Unlay of November, 1010.
. Claimant names as witnofS"s: Alex
Vpini-r. Fred Fiajier, J C Alb n, V N
Vibbert, a'l o Yottncs, Oregon.
oL'O ii2-l C W. MOOUK. Register
Notict'For Publication.
Depntment f the Inleri t, U. P.
Land Ofllee nt The DnlloP, Oregon, Oc
(ob r 17 1010. Notice is hcieby given
that
WILLIAM BLAIR
of Yoti'iga, Orogoti. who On October 9th
,100", nndi- IIoiiiHfteud, No. I47.'U -'e
r al. iNo. two.1, for nisej. See. "0 and
f'-Vt Sec. L'l, tO h, r 14 e. w. in.
has fl oti notice of intention to make
final tivc year proof to t'ftlJibllsli claim j
to the land riccribcri, Lffdre Howard:
W. Turner. U. S. Conim'sBionor, nt hi!
olhee, .it Mtidras, Oregon, on the 30Ui
day of November, 1910.
Claimant nami'B as wltri'STs: Alex
Spieer. Fred FHier, J. C. Allen and P
N. Vibbert all of Yomigs, Oregon.
0201.21 C. AV. MOORE, Renter
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SHORTY'S BIG STORE
Fruit
BUY FROJI SHORTY: SHORTY NEEDS THE MONEY
Loucks Building,
E. E. Echelbero-ei
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
A1ADRAS,
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I Smokers' Articles, News Stand
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THE
Shamrock
TOMMY McCORMACK, Prop.
SOFT DRINKS AND CIGARS
551 EHSSffil
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P. A. SILVER, Prop.
Soft Drinks, Lunch Counter I
Furnished
MAIN STREET t
AF NOW
Outings, Flanelettes, 'High Top
Shoes, Winter- Coats, Etc., Etc.
Also remember that we have the
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BULL-THOROUGH ARED
FOR SERVICE
at my ranch adjoining Mtw'rM
SERVICE $2.50 TEUM8 CVfH
D. W. ADAMS, Owoer
Handles All Kinds of
and Vegetables
Madra3, Oregon
OREGON
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Proprietors
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J. A. LARSON, Mgr.
Rooms
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which are good all the year around
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EVEERYTHIPIG IN
DRUGS & KODAKS
THE DALLES; OREGON
Exclusive Agent For
EASTMAN
KODAK COMPAW
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A fall line of Pho
to supplies always
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and devc't'n(
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