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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1912)
EZ3 if i m J'- L Personal and Local J. C. Robinson, left for Port land1 Monday, for a several days stay. Born to the wife of.H. T. Houghton, at Opal City, Friday, February 9th., a girl. Jack Church and Lex Long of , Haycreek came over Wednesday i i . ii -ii; r1l f ana iook in ine oaucu jauu. H.L . Pridav and his ' brother John, Were in from their home on.Trout Creek, Monday, attend ing to land matters. George Gregg" of Culver was in Madras Tuesday attending to , land matters before the United Staes Commissioner. JTtJ. Cochrane of Portland, one of the owners of the Culver townsite, was in Madras the . . latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs., Harry Key and son" Harold arrived Thursday night from Portland, where they have lived during the winter. There will be preaching at the , Free Methodist church Sunday ' morning and evening at the usual hours by Rev. Ira L. Ford, Evan ' gelist. 'Quite a number of Metolius people were in Madras Monday j attending the Carter vs Wible . case, which was heard before i ; Judge Japkson. i i Mrs. M. E. Percival returned ifrom Gateway the latter part of tthe week, where she has been ;visiting at the home of her son Sidney for sometime. : Attorney Vernon A. Forbes, of; -Bend, was called to Madras Mon day to assist on the defence in the case of Carter vs Wible held before Judge Jackson. Mrs. Fannie Wright accompa nied her father, George Osborn, to Madras Wednesday, where she expects to remain for some time and assist at the Madras Hotel. Mrs. Wetmore and her niece Miss Nellie Farrell were in Mad ras from their home near Youngs Monday, the latter making ap plication for a homestead in that , section. ' .Willis W. Brown, of Hisler, was ih Madras the early part of the week, looking after business. Mr. Brown has anriouced himself .as a candidate for County Com missioner. Miss Grace Thomas accompa nied her father, John Thomas to Portland Monday.. Mr. Thomas ' Expects to visit at his former home in the east during the com ing summer. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Roush, W. R. Cook and Lewis H. Irving left Thursday evening on the train to join the Madras colony at Summer Lake. All of them expect to return in ten days or 'twp weeks. fc Douglas Tapp, companion of FHtnk Way, was brought to Prineville last week from Burns by Deputy Sheriff Edwards .and is1 ' being held on a horsestealing charge, he being in possession of Way's horse at the time of the arrest. Upon arraignment be fore JJust ice Kennedy, he waived examination, and was bound over to the grand jury in the su u of $5000. Revival Services at M. E. CKurch will be continued. Sun day February 18, morning ser vice XI A. M. Subj ect, "Be A' Booster" Evening service 8 P.' M., .subject, "Which? Abana,'; Pharpar or Jordan. Services everevening at. 8 o'clock on following-Week." ' All invited Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock Great Union Meeting for women only. Women of all churches and who do not a.ttend church are invited. Married Miss Lora Smith and Charles Miller were united in marriage Saturday Feb. 3, 1912, at the home of the the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith near Round Butte. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father SKeehan, 'of Bend. The bride is a popular young lady and a successful school teacher. having taught in the Methodist Hill district the past year, The groom-MB' an 'industrious young farmer recently arrived here from '.Nebraska, where the Smith familytformerly lived. The new ly married couple will take up their residence on a homestead near Round Butte. A large circle of friends join in extending con gratulations. Metolius Central Oregonian. Sodonfary 'habits, liick of outdoor exor cise, liisuflH'lont - mastlcailon of food, con stipation, a torpid Mrer, .worry oijd anx iety, are the most colnmdu cause of stom ach trouble. dorroet your habits and take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet and you will aoou" be well again. For sale by U. E. Snook'. Gus Peret, well known exhibi tion shoolor, was a visitor in Madras this week, representing the Peters Cartridge Co. Mr. Peret ranks high among the fancy shooting experts of the west, having shot for advertis ing purposes in all of the promi nent cities of the northwest. He expects to cover this territory again in the early spring, at which time he will give an ex hibition of fancy and accurate shooting. Otto Alto, a Fin recently em ployed at the Crooked River bridge, was fined $10 and costs in the City Recorder's court Monday on a charge of assault and battery. Without apparent provocation, Alto walked up to the Shamrock bar, and struck Andrew Hill, another Fin, across the head with a bottle of beer, inflicting a severe cut across the cheek and ear. Hill is still in a dangerous condition, with chances however in favor of re covery. For the convenience of those who intend to join in the rabbit drive Saturday, the promoters have asked the Pioneer to an nounce that all persons coming from the south and west meet at Boyce's place at 9 oclock, and those coming from the north meet at the Woolridge place at the same hour, at which time the parties will leave the two starting places and drive toward the corral. . It will be necessary for every one to bring their own lunch, as none will be provided. Ranchers from all parts of northern Crook county are tak ing more than ordinary interest in the public sale to be held in Madras on the 7th day of March, the sale being conducted at the Madras Hotel barns. All who have stock or implements of any character which they will offer for sale, are requested to list the same witn jn. r. rouisen or d. A. Coulter, in order that they may prepare a correct catalogue of the articles to be otiered ior sale, which catalogue will be published before the date of the sale. There will be a Special Meet ing of the Ccook County Farm ers' Union at Madras on Febru ary 24, at 10 o'clock A. M. The purpose of .the meeting will be to consider the sack question, and all union members needing the same should be present. W. J. Stebbins, Sec-Treas. It has come to pass, and even worse than any of us had even thought. "Art" Shugert, min strel man, concert artist, expert of the "Morse code," Terpsich orean artist par excellence, chief mourner at the festal board, guaranteed softener of the fem inine hearts and last but not least general roustabout, "has went." He literally picked up his bed in the night, and betook himself over to Bend, for thei purpose of tickling the telegra phic keys at that fledgeling rail road town. Already we have missed him, more than we dare let him Will Be Farm MORAS, MARCH 7 HOTEL MADRAS BARNS . Farmers bring in any stock or imple ments that you may have to sell. ( You are requested to list articles for sale with N. P. Poulsen or J. A. Coulter. A full list of articles for sale will be published before date of sale. IF YOU'RE Everything 4 packages Corn Starch 3 " Corn Flakea 1 i 3 44 Rice Flakes 2 " Grape Nuts 2 " Cream of Wheat 2 " Violet Oats 1 " Columbia Oats 1 . Wheat 3 " Jello, any flavor 2 cans Sauerkraut 3 " Condensed Milk I Now is the MADRAS know. No more shall we hear those familiar words "Where 'd you get her, Shugert?" which always called for an aria by the "High Ball Quartet," which aria always calls for another "one." But why these wailings? Cant we find another one like him? Nay, nay, I say. Soqenr would I compare the feeble flick ering of the tiniest star to the glorious effulgence of the noon day sun, than to compare anyone else with our Shugert. A pleeo of flannel Unmpened with Cham berlain'. Liniment and bound on to the affected pints is superior to any plaster. When troubled with lame back or pains In the side or chest jilve it a trial and you are certain to be more than pleased wsth the piompt relief which II affords, bold by M. E. Snook. Authecf'c and YiluiUe infoimttjoo about breedioff. hAtchlnff. riiuaff. feeding and homing poultry rt contained to lha Ittefl edition ot Lilly k Poultry Book uft printed. Send for copy, free. The CW H. Lilly Co., Seattle Held at A TRADER COME IN is Going Regardless of Cog Notice a Few 25c 25c 25c 25c 35c 25c 30c 30c 25c 25c 25c time to buy Madras Trading Co To the public- That the regis tration books for the Kutcher Precinct are now open. Legal voters are requested to call and register. D. W. Barnett. FOR SALE One 10 ft. wind mill, very cheap. Inquire at this office. FOR SALE 8 Galvanized Iron W agon Tanks $20 to $30, 300 to 600 gallons. Inquire of James Larsh, Pump House, Metolius, Oregon. fl5-4t-pd. I have a fine lot of bargains in the relinquishment line; price from $200 up, some of them with water. See Bruce Hood, Madras. j4-tf O You are probably aware that pneumonia always results from a cold, but you never heard of a cold resulting in pneumonia when Chamberlain's Coiifrh Remedy was used. Why take the risk when this rem edy may be had for trifle ? For sale by A!. E. Snook. Buy Your Roofing NOW ana ect utc benefit of our! unusually low prices. Wc sell half-ply "A-B," guar anteed water, acid and fire-1 proof roofing, for SI. 10 for a full roll (t08 Squire Feet) tndodlnr cement and nalli (or laylnr. We also sell Tar Paper at 60c a roll; buildinc paper at I 40c a roll) deadening telt at $1.20 a roll; plasterboard, 80c. Write for free samples. COMPLETE HOUSES PAINTS All tbe miterlil requir ed to build your Loute Ii luppllcd it our direct to.ccntumcr pricei which are 25 to SU', below uiual quotatloni. Send fur cur portfolio of modern homo ihowinr home plani and prlcea. Carrtare and vraron saint. birn pjlnt, houte and floor T'lnt, iMnilt. Kiln, roof leak, etc.. are wiplled try ui at lowtif prlcci. I'or only f 1.60 a gallon (S') we aril our A-U" pure prepared paint, aultable for all pur. poKt. Send for tlr paint catalof. noon "HaMo Oealars" 2232 WestlaKo Ave. Seattlo Notice for Publication Department of the Interior, U. H. Land Ofllfio at The Dalit h, Oregon, February a, m. Notlco Is hereby lven that Newt E. Moltou, of Madras, Oregon, who, on May Otli. 1U10, imido Homestead, No. 0(1728, for X swtf, iiwXhwM, tiec 29 and no ho. 8ec. 30, township 0 South, raiiu IU East, Will amette Meridian, has filed notlco of Inten tion to make final commutation proof, to establish claim tothuland above described, before Howard W. Turner, U. H. Uoifimls sinner, at IiIh oflleo at Madras, Oregon, on the 18th day of March, 1912. ' Claimant names as witnesses: Alfred 11. 1'arkey, Alveu I'arlcey, Stanley Grow ell, John L. Campbell, all of Madras, Ore tron, f8-ni7-np 0, W. MOOKK, Register. I RoonNG m of Our Reduction Pri .1 " Corn 1 " Tomatoes 1 14 String Beans 4500 Matches Men's fleece lined Underwear, per garment Ladies' fleeced lined Underwear, per garment Blanket lined Coats, each Good quality, one-piece Sheets, 72x90, each Children's heavy cotton Hose, two pair There are no better bargains anywhere or ir than you will find in our Shoes and Hats. Do no them. The greatest money savers you can find a supply and save Farm For Rent The J. E. Grout Place, six miles from Cul ver. Must be summered fallow ed. Must have one-third of the crop. Address Fred Adams, Cut Bank, Mont. P.O.Box 58. 2t Notice of Contest DcpartmKUt of the Interior, United Htat" J.mxl Ofllcc, Tho I)llci, Oregon, Kobruurr 3, l'J 12. To OEOKMK W, cr.AUK of Madras, Oregon, ConU'niee: You aro hereby notified that Jamon K. Tay lor, who Klvea Mailran, Oregon, an hi poat ofJlcu adrittiM. did on Doc. -27, 1911, file In thla olllce bin duly corroborated application to con tent and aecuro thu rauecllatlon ol your home Head, Kutry No,, Horlal No. oeOM, inado Kut. ruary 0, 1!10, for wHnoJ, fWnwli, Bcctlon 15, Towtmlilp 11. H JUiiko , K.. Willamette Mur ldlan, and im grounda for hU content ho allege! that nald (ieorgo W, Clark hax wholly aban doned xald tract of laud for the paxt eighteen moiitha, that laid abandonment ntlll exltti; that tho ald George. W. Clark left till tract of land during thu nprlne of 1'JIO and ban not bean In till aectlon of tho country to my knowledge to thla tlmu. You are, therefore, further notified that tho aiild alkgatloua will tu taken by till ofuto an having been confeaaed by yon, aud your ald entry will bu cancelled thereunder without your further right to be heard therein, cither before tlil olllce or ou appeal, If you fall to file In this mil co within twenty day after thu KOUIITH publication of thla notice, a aiiywti below, your auawer. under oath, specifically meeting and reapnudlng to theae allegatlonaof contest, or If you fall within that time to tile in thla ofllce due proof that you have aerved a copy of your auawer on the aald contestant either In pertoti or by registered mall. If thla mTvIno la mula liv the ili-llvcrv of a COOV Of your answer to thu contestant In pervon, proof testant'a written acknowledgment of Ills receipt of (lie cony, allowing thu date of its receipt, or tin; KffldHvU of tliu txiraon bv whom thu tlollv cry wua made stating when and where tho copy was delivered; if mado by regiatored mail, proof of such service must consist of thu affidavit of tho parson by whom the copy was mailed stating when and the post ofllce to which It was mailed, and this affidavit must bo accompanied by tho postmastor's receipt for the letter. You should statu In your answer tho name of the post office to which you desiro luturo notices to oe sunt to you. C. V. MOOKK. Register. Date of first publication February 8, 1UJ2. " ' second " " 18, " " " third " " a, " " " fourth " " 2J, " I8-m7 Summons In the Justice's Court for the Precinct of Madras, Crook Coun ty, Oregon: O'Neil Brothers Gomnanv, a cornoration. vs. Frank Jean and Ed Prather, co-partners, doing business under the firm name and style of Frank Jean, defend ants. To Frank Jean and Ed Prath er. co-nartnerB as iranK jean, the above named defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby summon ed and required to answer tne complaint filed against you in the above entitled action within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fail so to answer for want thereof tho plaintiff will take iudtrement against you for the sum of $88.10 and the costs and disbursments of this action. This summons is served upon you by publication by order of J. H. JacKSon, a Justice of tho Peace of tho above entitled pre cinct, which order of publication is dated the 25th day of Januray, 1912. and directs that this sum mons bo published for a period of six consecutive weeks in The Madras Pioneer, a newspaper published at Madras, Oregon. , J. H. Jackson, Justice of tho mone OREG0I Peace, Madras Precinct,! uuunt,y, vregon. X? IJv.l 1 ni i.m. u. uuiymnu, riaintiit'sj ney. Date of first publication uary 25. 1912. Date of last publication,! ruary zy, vjiz, Notice for Publication Department of tins Interior, U. I Olllcu at T..e Uallw, Oregon, Pet lilla. Notice Is hereby clven that Joseiih A. II lit. of Votings, Oregon, who. on Sfptd i w.i. inane Jioinesieau, .no. wai, l ne, Sec. 26 T. 8. It. 13 . ant ll(4IIWM, (C. 30,T.S,Jt.H has Hied notice of Intention Final commutation Proof, to claim to the land above described,! Howard W, Turner, U. B.Commu at his olllce at Madras. Oregon. ont dav of March. 11)12. Claimant tininesns witnesses: P.J bert, of Ynunp Orefjon, A.Monl n . Jioit, j.ouie i, arson, an ut Orelon. fl5-inl4-p 0. V. MOORE, l!ea Notice for Publicatioa Thiimrtiuciit of the Interior. U. Olllce at The Dalles, Oregon, Febru 1012. Not cu is hereoy Kiven mat joriiiii'i( i Oregon, who on MM I . .-1. 1L.I..M of YouniiH, ( ... r . ii. 1 itntl 2, Sec. 2 T. 10 8. It. 1 K. and uiit'Sieaa, Jio. Sec. US, Township 9 t, HauRe H b, I hi., i .....i,... ,.t liifi.iit nil to mitl commutation proof to ei1,'" v; the land above described, before li W. Turner, V. 8. Commissioner, ollice at Madras, Oregon, on tbe U ,.f fi,.li 1(119. uun mini iiwbii.u ,..v....-" ,m Claimant names ai wltnMes. .1eICInnev, James W. bplw, AM ttplcer, Frank lluiinell, all of H Oreiron. flt-m21 0. V. Moore, Begll Notice For Publicatioi iw.r.-,i,nnt of the Interior. I U.B I,at..lOBleoatTheDlHOrego "Suhcroby.l.eath.t of Haycreek. Orewn, w "1 inaiiu Hoinestead bo,QiW,'A i as. township 10 rsout has filed notice of commutation !''; r?lJS ' ulow B thu land above K'boBmlwIojl W. Tumor, Vn e'l Pteon.ontbetb hi oinue.ai Aiarch. Wl?... ..it,.ci: 0rTl I (llalmaiu an J. W. Uorden, Jen.bothofHcul fl.f'21 jNotice vm u isoiaicu . !?? ttffiiCaltea. , T . at The u,t,v" rVoU f :flls horehy l?"r Bfisa i.h 'uur I'll ninifn vAAnar t . tt fill l 111' . I .nn 1B11VM u. i, ' - .r.inilnir ut'r."'.k.lrc or before the I - Notice for Public er inn nil inn Ofllci) at Hi" J(a ', ,bv Kivea t ii. s.- - A,fliiin. V 8rd. lllOVl, inado ,uV, wiisl P . i, fi S .winds' tho land I' MIf ' JUIUUMI fin n ,i iun Olalmaiit n'1"B(rr)ee1 MnK,Vo 4