Heppner gazette., February 01, 1906, Image 8

LEGAL STRATEGY
Kalsau Ului lllff Lawsuit.
NOW RESIDES IN PORTLAND.
Charles Lamb gives a funny account
of the origin of roast pig. The owner of
a litter of juvenile porkers, roasted to
death by the casual burning of the fam
ily fry, In picking about among the
ruins and sorrowfully handling the
crlp remains chanced to burn his fin
gers. Clapping them to his mouth, he
tasted a pleasure so exquisite that it
made him at once forget his pain and
loss. Tounclng on the prize, he not only
dispatched the whole barbecue at a sit
ting, but licked his lips for more.
The story got wind, and the entire
country was u'olaze with burning pig
pens, nor was it till many years arcer
that some adventurous Innovator shock
ed the adherents of conservative cook
cry by proposing a new and less expen
sive process of preparing a favorite
dish.
It Is not for us lawyers to laugh at
Xew York, January 26 A decision
lias been tetu'iied in the BufTl') court
against the Goulds in favor of Thomas
A. Edion, the inventor, in a suit, that
I has been eluniberi g in the courts tor
I 30 vears, which, alth ugh oruinally for
j $300,000 dauisges, now involves nearly
J50.000.000. Ect so himself furnished
this bii ( statement of the cafe:
"About 1S7S Jay (1 nM bo uht out
the Automatic Telejtnpr. c mpany .tnd
afterward sold tn ame to t lie Western
Union Telegraph coin any. The suit in
questio is fo money Gould promised
to pay, but did no . Joseph C. Leiff,
one of the p'incipal Moi-kho ders of the
Automatic Telegraph comp ny , was the
principal party to this litigation."
Edison sold the patents to the Auto
matic y?ars ag , but never rec ived any
payment on ccou t of tli- failu e of
this. None has been more prone than: Gould to carry out his contracts. The
we to roast Dies according to precedent ! interests of the Western Union Tele-
All of us can remember when in every , graph comp ny have grown enormously
since the d-ys f Jay Gould, and yrgr
by year it is ce tain that the number of
instru f ents involved in the suit grew
prop rtionately.
(Continued from flnt page.)
action to recover the value of one
man's property wrongfully appropriat
ed by another it was necessary to al
lege a fictitious losing by the former
and finding by the latter and all be
cause the first ease of the sort, hun
dreds of years ago, happened to be one
of real losing and finding. Nay, I have
even known the loss and finding of a
patch of cabbages to bo solemnly aver
red, and no lawyer thought of smiling
fit It
in tne department or evidence we
have bean especially slow to learn. If
you want to know how cramped and
artificial its rules are just get Into the
witness box to tell all you know about
some case uud see how much you'll be
let to tell.
Very adroit was the march that Lije
Looruis stole on the "statute of limita
tions." Lije was the factotum of Guy's
Neck. lie did a miscellaneous business
as carpenter, cow doctor and coffin
maker, adding to his other functions
that of undertaking to the county poor
house. He was withal an easy, good
natured fellow, free to trust and a
most Indulgent creditor.
Among the others whom Lije had
trusted to his cost was Greg Grimes,
without exception the greatest promise
maker and breaker In Guy's Neck. I
verily believe he would if possible have
put a creditor off to the last Judgment
and then, on the score of its being a
busy day, have begged him to wait till
tomorrow.
Greg had wheedled Lije with prom
Ises till the latter's claim was "outlaw
ed." Losing patience at last, Lije took
his account over to the squire's, when,
to his no small discomfiture, he learned
that unless he could get a new promise
tram his debtor, with a witness to it.
he might whistle for his bill.
Such fellows as Greg always know
good deal of law, especially the sharp
points of It Greg would talk as freely
and was as full of promises as ever
when he and Lije were alone, but be
fore others would either evade the sub
ject or else remain provoklngly mum.
One day LIj drove up to Greg's door
with ins old gray mare and spring was
on, a plain pine coffin one of those flat
topped affairs deemed good enough for
poor folks being visible behind the
Beat
"Mornln, neighbor," sald Lrje.
-bame to you," said Greg. "Coin to
plant a pauper, I see."
"Y-a-a-s. Old Boke took rather sud
dent leave last night and went to try
me cnanty or another world."
"Which Is no more'n fair," said Greg,
ostein now long ne's lived on the char
lty of this."
"Would you mind gittln' In and com
m aiong, neighbor 7" said Llja. "Ifg
mignty dull goin' to a funeral all alone
uy oneseir.
Greg didn't mind and straightway
ujuuuum oy L.ije s side,
The two chatted away after a sort
to prove how cheerful good company
can rentier even a grave occasion,
"I s'pose you hevn't forgot that little
Dili o' miner Lije at last took the lib
erty to hint
oi oy no means," said Greg. "Let's
ee, now. How much did yon say ft
was? I mis remember rightly."
Lven $09, besides seven years In
terest.-
yuite right" Greg assented. "I rec
ollect It now."
"Ef It's at all Inconvenient to pay
It" said Lije, "don't put yourself out
on no account
"I've been threatenin' to settle It for
a month back," said Greg, "but times
u?v oeen tight, an an' how would
Monday week do?"
"To n dot" answered Lije.
'I'll send It round," said Greg.
'A curious sound came from the cof
fin the ghost of a chuckle, Durdles
would have called It Greg gave one
Jcmp and "lit" In an adjacent cow pas
ture. Looking back, he saw LlJes
firentiee, the most mischievous In Guv's
After Puter and ."! Hlnley,
Portland, Jan. 25 Appecial dispatch
to the Evening Telegram from Salem
says :
Tiie state of ' regon is after S. A. D.
Pu'erand Horace G. McKinley, of land
fraud fame, wit a letermitatioi to ac
complish their ppieli. ri-ion. no matter
in wh t part of the wmll tiiey uinv b
hiding. State L tud jrtit Went is to
dav sending on devi ip;ions of ttie two
men, acc m pained tv photuK'aphic
cuts, to all leading uevtr-papers in every
sta'e in the Utiio and Caitda. In ad
dition every co rill a-d vice consul of
the Ui.ited S'a'es has heen furnished
with photographs of i lie men wi h ihe
request that they be place i under arrest
Accompanying the descriptions is a his
tory of the oper tions of the two men in
connection wit:i ai eed land frauds in
this state. The state of Oregon and the
government have been seaichibg for
the men for two months without avail.
Neck, but with plenty of sense and of
lawful age to be a witness, sitting up
In the coifin Uughing like mad.
Greg took In the situation at a glance,
lie had la-en duped into committing
tlmself before a witness.
"If a dirty, nasty, mean trick."' he
cried.
"What is Itr said Lije.
" "Why, tri2:n' with a body's feelin's
r.bout old Loke, makin' b'lieve he's
cload."
"An' o It is," paid Lije, "only I was
pi'n' arter tie buddy instid of "fetchia
It away."
Or g turned eff In disgust L!je bawl
I'.g cftcr V.r-i:
ItySt t.ig.t Monday week, an'i
r-'rha;s it'll save us both some trou-i
Gn g d;-Jn't forget, but he has never
core than haif eLjjyed Llcsolf at aj
lui-eral tlnce. I
Oregon's Exhibition.
Tbe recent celebration at Portlaod of
the hundredth anniversary of t e expe
ditioo sent to secure our title to Oregon
was an event which commanded the at
tention of tbe entire world. Another
event which attracted tne attention of
tbe entire world 53 years ego was tbe
introduction of Hosteller's
citters, and dnnog those years its
reoord of cures has beu so wonderful
as to bold tbe public attention ooutiuu
oosly. Dootors and druggists every
where nave taken note of its wonderful
efficacy and now freely prescribe and
and lay her re bim tbe great scheme tf
establishing a city near Chicago for
giving homes, employment and religious
life to all the followers of the Duwie
church. The co operative industrial idea
appealed to the banker. He resigned
his position in the Commercial National
and with Dowle went out and stablish-
ed Zion City with its great lace factory.
box factory, candy factory, printing
In. use and one or two other large in
dutttrial plants, employing in tbe ag
gregate many thousands of people, all
adherents of the Dowie faMi. Barnard
hud entire charge of the department of
practical finance and business. Dow e
ws the spiri ual head of the city, and
whe be wan Jed money simply made
his requisition on the banker.
ihe relationship existed six years, al
though the two men proved to be dia
metrically rppo-ite in temperament,
trai' ing and method. Barnard was the
leve'-he idf d, calm, calculating financier,
careful in everything and jealous of hi
business reputation, while Dowie, it is
said, was impulsive, imperious, un
reasonable and wholly without practical
business ability. It has been said that
he fr quently drew on tbe treasury for
incredib'e sums, to be expended by
himself to carry out whimsical ideas
without consideration or hope of pofit,
sod when Barnard refused to supply
the money he generally grew furious and
kept on insisting that it must be forth
coming When the treiury was practically
empty, as was "ft the case as a resu t
of his financial follies, he would insist
that the money be raised. It is said
at one time he made a demand on the
bank for $80 0U0, when there was no
money in the treasury, tbe young in
dustries were languishing for want of
capit , and mny of the people were
litera y without food.
Joan Alexander Dowie is a native of
Scotland. He became a traveling
preacher, and drifted to Australia,
where h is reported to have been in
jail several times for various trifling
infractions of the laws and ordinances.
His first appearance on the Pacific coast
was made at San Francisco, about 1888
when he started on a trip around the
wond, lecturing as he went. He ar
rived at Chicago at the time of the
opening of the Columbian exposition.
Seei g an opportunity to make himself
widely Known by addressing great
Stomaon crowds that would attend tbe exposition
be decided to remain in Chicago, and
rented a hall on the south side, where
he began the career that has made bim
a character of national, if not interna
tional, fame.
At first he attributed his cases of
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rtcommend it to their patients. It al- hea ing entirely to God. There is no
ways oures sick or nervous headache, question among those who were in
indigestion, dyspep.-ia, oostiyeuess. timately acquainted with his early work
heartburn, flttulenoy, ohills, colds, that he affeoted many seemingly mar
grippe or female ills, del bjltle to- velous cures. Substantial business men
day from your druggist, al. ask for a were among nia friends and followers,
free copy of our 1916 Illustrated Alma- attracted solely by his work of healine.
nao. It is very interesting.
Tbe general financial manager soon
saw that he cou d not stem tbe tide of
disorganization and chaos that threat
ened from Dowie's dictatorship. Fre
quent conferences were held by him
with ti e beads of the departments of
the city, and remedies were deligemiy
sought, but there seemed to be no way
by which the weakness of the organiza
tion could be mended with a man like
Dowie as its supreme executive bead.
About a year ago Dowie went to
Mexico, on a tour of investigation, with
a view to acquiring lands and estab
lishing a new Zion. He traveled in
state and spent money like water. In
Mexico he invested large sums, and
these being inadequate to his needs he
demanded more from the banker at
Zion City. It was refused. Then came
the parting of the ways for Barnard.
Sickening Shivering Fits
or Ague and Malaria can be relieved
and oured with El-ctric Bitters. This
is a pore, tonic medicine; of especial
i a a. .
ueueui in maiaria, lor it exerts a true
curative influence on the disease, driv
ing it eolireiy ont of Ihe system. It is
members of their families being num
bered amoog the beneficiaries. He was
thus enabled to surround himself with
men of ability and character, and with
their practical assistance the Zion City
project rapidly took definite form and
for some years promised to be a wonder
ful success.
Then Dowie is said to have become
mucn io oe preferred to Quiniue, hay- puffed up, arrogant and dictatorial, be
E78Me.?d Having himself to be the whole power
"My brother was verv low ith m. and otma of the enterprise, and con-
lana rever and jundioe, till be to .k
ciecirio rticters, which saved his life
At Patterson & Son's A
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II invigorates, strengthens and btiil ds
up. It keeps you in condition physical
ly, mentally sod mor ly. Tbat's what
HoIIieter b Rooky Mountain Tea will do.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets W. P. Me-
Millan, Lexin gton, Oregon.
stantly interfering in all departments
and dictating the methods to be em
ployed by their beads. He blossomed
out s a second "Elijah" and oubliclv
procl imed that he was tbe reincarna
tion ' t be prophet who ascended to
heav -n in a chariot of fire, according to
Biblical history. Things went from bad
to worse in the financial affairs of Zion.
A Grim Tragedy.
Is daily enacted, io thousands of homes,
as Death claims, in each one, another
victim of Consumption or Pnenmooiav
But when Coughs and Colds are proper
ly treated, tbe tragedy is averted. F.
O. Hnntley, -f Osklandon, Iod., writes:
'My wife bed tbe consumption, and
three doctors gave ber up. Finally she
took Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which
cured ber, snd today ebe is well and
strong." It kills the germs of all
diseases. One dose relieves. Guaran
teed at 50o and $1.00 by Patterson &
Son, druggists. Trial bottle free.
Btwn of Ointments Kor Catarrh
That Contain Mercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely cleranire the whole sys
tem when euteriug it ihrougb the mucous sur
faces. 8uch articles should never be used ex
ception perse rlptions from reputable physi
cians, as the daniaKe they will do Is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from them.
Ball's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F J,
Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0 contains no mercury,
and Is taken internally, acting directly upon
tbe blood and mucous surfaces of the system,
la buying Ball's Catarrh Cure be sure you get
th genuine. It Is taken internally and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi
monials free.
Bald by Druggists. Price, 75c, per bottle,
lake Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
THE ALPS
Johx Zollinger, Prop.
Fine Wines, Liquors,
and Cigars. . . .
Appetizing Lunches.
Hardman, - Oregon.
Before You Order
Tombstones, Marble
or Granite Work
You will do well to Bee
Monterastelli Brothers
and get prices. Thej have
a Hoe stock on band.
I MAIN STREET, IIEPPNER, ORE.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF
FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice Is herebv irlven that tha
administrator of the estate of ftnnr, k' inrii-
deceared, has filed in the County Hour! of the
State of Oregon for Morrow County, bis final
account as sueh administrator and thai Tues
day, the 6th day of Februsrv. l!i nt ti hour
oi 10 o'clock a. m. of said day baa been appoint
ed by said court as the time, and the county
court room of said county as the place for the
hearing and settlement of said dirnl acennnt.
All persons havlnir obipctionn tn am. I u..
should file same on or before said dHte.
....... w- B- KWIN'ft.
Administrator of theeatalA
ley, deceased.
jau4-FeDl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior,
Land OiSce, Lattrande, Or.
December W, l'J05.
Notice is herebv Biven that tha fnllrwlnir
named settler ban filed notice of his 1
to make final proof in support of hisclalin, and
that said proof will be mads before J. P. Wil
liams, U. 8 Commisainner . at hix ..Hir-a in
Meppner, Ore., on Feb. 20, IK viz:
H. K. Ns 11.M8, LOKKN I.. PARKER, or
Hsppner. Orpcon. for the E NWV. BW'. sv
Bee 11. KEVi NKS4 8ec 10, Tp4 8. R 28 E W U.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Ills continuous residence upon and cultivation
st said land, viz:
John heese, John Beeler,. Lewis Kinney.
Slew ton Jones, all of Heppner, Oregon.
t u,. UAvio, Kegiater.
JanlUFeblS
UHi BAHUAINi
Oregon
Snoip:LiNE
Hsion Pacific
Cbtce Wheat La list
Acre.
Only SlOPerl
Two hundred and fifty acrea of
good wheat land only nve miles
from LexiDgton with down hill
grade all the way to railroad sta
tion, Beven miles from Heppner,
11 f t t itn n rt . .
an lenceu, oniy atu tier acre, xnis
is a bargain that will soon be
taken Hp at this price. Call on or
address Wells & Warnoek for
further description, Heppner, Or-
gon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. (Isolated Tract.)
PUBLIC LAND SALR.
V. H. Land Dtllre, Laorande, Oregon.
XTOTICK Id HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
pursuance of instructions from the Com
missioner of the General Land Office, under
aumoruy vented in mm oy section Hob. U. a.
itev. mai., as amennu Dy act of congress ap
proved February V!6, Id'Ji, we will proceed to
offer at public sale at this ollice at the hour of
STEAMER LINES.
Boat service between Portland. Astoria.
Orogoa City, Dayton, Salem, Independence,
Corvallis and all Columbia and Willamette
River points.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Stealers between Rinarla and Lewlstnn Imh
Rlparia daily at 10:40 a. m. excent Satnrilav.
returning leave Lew Is ton dailv at 7 a. m.ezcAnt
Friday.
10 o'clock a m on the 14th day of March. 190ft.
thfl ffillnwtni, tr.pt nf lanH tn.uflt
svH nwk. vl2 8W)4. wji se. See 2. J. B. HDDDLE80N, Agent, Heppner,
Tp. 1 ti., K- 27 fi. W, M. I
Any ana an persons claiming adversely tbe I a. u. tuaiu,
above-described lands are advised to file their
claims in this office ou or before the day above
designated for the commencement of said sale,
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
Dated Jan. 27, 1SW6.
No, 4495.
E. W. DAVIS, Register.
A. A. KOBEBTs. Receiver.
Fafa3-Mch9
Tha Heppner Gazette the newt of Mor
row County; Tha Weekly Oreg-onian the
news and thought of tha world. Both at
a special prloa. Inquire or address The
Oasette. Heppner, Or.
On elgnt acres of land J. F. Daniels
of Bristol, Vt, raised 2,7) bushels of
onions, 2,200 bunches of small onions,
13.000 cabbajres, 000 cauliflowers, 100
bushels of cucumbers, 100 bushels of
turnips, 100 bushels of table beets, 150
bushels of green peas, 200 bushels of
potatoes and three acres of sweet corn.
I he modern steam turbine was In
some respects anticipated by an Inven
tion of an Italian architect named
Branca, who lived in the seventeenth
century. In far more distant times the
engine devised by Hero was at least a
hint of the turbine which is now mak
ing headway against the familiar re
ciprocating steam engine.
A novel and apparently successful
burglar alarm which was recently put
up in the store of a Baltimore grocer
has the merit of slmplk-ity and cheap
ness. He placed over the door of the
grocery an ordinary shovel, hung on a
nail so that when the door opened the
shovel would fall and make a racket
Burglars visited the place the other
night, the shovel did all that was ex
pected of ft, and the burglars, alarmed j
by the noise, took to their heels.
. S. Hertz of Altoona. Ta., ha?
corne Into possession of a valuable and
historic heirloom. It Is a watch that wa9
once owned by Lafayette. He came by
the watch through the death of a rela
tive, John Van Pelt, at Germaatown.
The wrtf-h, a mther unique timepiece.
was made by Oregson, Tarls, for Lafa-
rette. It Is made of gold and Is studded !
with some 4S0 pearls, aad instead of a
mainspring a small chain encircles the
druai and keeps the watch la motion.
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