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Portland Bartenders Arrested
and Put Under $250 Bonds
A. W. OULP, Proprietor
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Sold Liqor to
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Vanoownsite Company
We are assured of enough Manufacturing
Plants to make Vanora the largest city in the
DESCHUTES VALLEY
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MADRAS, OREGON
Local Agents
CON
TRUNK RY.
The Line is OPEN for
'ASSENGER & FREIGHT BUSINESS
AT
Metolius, Madras and Points North
Daily Passenger Train Leaves Metolius 8:30 A. IVL Madras 8:47
M 9 . ! . n r T- in i m state ana was wen Known
IE atpIntermccl,a 5 J?0'' m' CPnnCt,!lg S bnd?e. W,t!! of the old settler. He
ft fid 5 P MXprCbS " T,1C Nrlh Bank Rad' amv,ngat native of New York state.
Leaving Portland 9 A. M.. A 7-1 S P M.. Mo-
w 7:30 P.M.
rains Carry Parlor Cars Firs! Class Coaches
and Smokers
LOW FARES MARCH 10 TO APRIL 10
u ng mis period Low Colonist fares will bo In effect from the middle
"jwn on tho Orceon Trunk Itv. From Ghtenira S33.
Because they are alleged to
have sold liquor to Custer Wallu
latum, an Indian from the
Warmspring reservation, Frank
Freeman and John Pinard, bar
tenders in Erickson's saloon in
Portland, have been arrested by
the United States marshal's office
and put under $250 bonds each
by Judge Wolerton of the federal
court. Custer Wallulatum, is one
of the Indians to whom it is
claimed liquor was sold by Mad
ras people recently, and prosecu
tion of the local cases is still
pending.
"We are tired of having our
Indian witnesses who are in at
tendance upon the Federal grand
jury or upon the court during the
' trial of cases, drunk every time
they are brought to Portland,"
said Deputy United States At
torney Maguire last night, "and
! we are prepared to arrest every
saloonkeeper and bartender in
! Portland if it is necesary in order
to put a stop to this thing. These
two arrests that will be vigorous
ly prosecuted, will serve as
warning to all other saloonkeep
ers in town that we mean busi
ness. The next time we have a
grand jury and have Indian wit
nesses here we shall have agents
to keep watch upon them and to
notify us of any infractions of the
law. There are both state and
Federal laws against selling li
quor to these men thus to over
ride both statutes will be sum
marily dealt with.
"The minimum penalty which
the court is permitted to impose
for each infraction of the law is
a $1.00 of fine and 60 days in jail.
The judge may impose a fine as
high as he sees fit, for the law
places no limit upon it. The
Robert O'Donnell Dead only only limit to the punishment
Robert O'Donnell, who has world be a fine or imprisonment
lived for years on his ranch on which the higher courts would
the Deschutes river, near what j hold to be cruel or inhuman,
is now know as Coleman station "Besides the Portland dispen
on the Oregon Trunk railway, ' sers of whisky to Indians we
died very suddenly there last , have 14 others indictmented who
week. Mr. O'Donnell was about i live in other parts of the state."
Kfl vnnra n-f n crn nrtA tiro a o l-m n Vi n . J ffi!SS3Fs5
lor. He was one of the pioneer
residents of that part of the
state and was well known by all
was a
Mrs.
M. F. King, a sister resides in
Portland, who with her son and
daughter are the only near relativ
es in the west. The remains were
shipped to Portland for interment.
VANORA TOWNSITE GO.
216-217 LEWIS BL'DG
Portland, Oregon
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Kaesas City ?25, Omaha $25, other points in proportion, via Burl-
""""i northern or Northern Pacific Hvh.. "Tin. North Hunk Road"
?on Trunk Rv.
Gets New Commission
Postmastmer Fred Davis has
received from President Taft his
now commission as postmaster at
Madras for the next four years,
rintintr March 22. This is Mr.
ROUND TRIP FARES Davis' second term, behaving
Homester's reduced round trip fares are in effect to nil Oregon Trunk already served four years in that
w nm ail third Tuesday of each month from all points in the capacity.
e west.
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Madi
lras. Oregon.
T. A. (Iraham,
Metolius; Oregon.
R. Hudd, C. Eng.
Portland, Oregon.
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T. 8. Hamilton, Pres. E. II. French, Vice-Prea. J C. Fowmk, Cslir.
I. O. O. F. Lodge
EASTERN
OREGON
Meets every Wednesday
night. Strangers are wel
come. W. R. Cook, N. G.
M. G. Plllette, Secretary.
t
Banking Co.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Capital Stock, $50,000
Doposlta, $250,000
SHANIKO, OREGON
Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery t
Smokers' Articles, News Stand I
CENTRAL OREGON LAND GO.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Lands, Loans & Investments
If You Want to Sell
List Your Land with Us
If You Want to Buy
Come and See Our List
A, B. TUCKER, Manager
A, C, SAN FORD, Sec. & Treas.
W City Meat Market
THE KEYS BUILDINO
Madras, Oregon
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FSESH AND CURED CHEATS
WE BUY POULTRY
TO THE PUBLIC
The old reliable Harness Maker will
be ready for business
Monday, March 12, 1911
FULL LINE OF
HARNESS AND
HORSE FURNISH.
INQS.
FRED DAVIS
I
MADRAS MEAT MARKET
J. L. Campbell.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
PKESH OXTISEID MEATS
We have the best line of Fresh Meats In the country
i
: ALL KINDS OF GARDEN VEGETABLES IN THEIR SEASON
REAL ESTATE
R. P. SCHEURER
Ll8t Your Land With Me
j,.. 1 also handle Town Lots and City Property
nWE BUYERS FOR LARGE RANCHES
Office at HOTEL MADRAS
SQUIRRLl... .UE RATS
PRAIRIE DOGSAJ1SGOPHERS
ARE ALL DESTROYED BY
WOODLARR SQUIRREL POISON
THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD
REQUIRES NO MIXING OR PREPARATION
ALWAYS READY FOR USE
ALWAYS RELIABLE
NO OTHER 13 3Q GOOD HOR MADE WITH SUCH GREAT CARE
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UCCtOOrOUY U0 BY UO.OOO OHIN OBOWCRO IN 1910. WHtN Y'
US" GIT THfWOODURK BKANO." MONl Y BACK If NOT
AB CUAIMtO.
JONES LUMBER CO.
Desire To
ANNOUNCE
That They Will Be Ready To Furnish all kinds
of Rough LUMBER On And After March 1 3.
MILL IS LOCATED ON GRIZZLY BUTTE
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