APPROPRIATION
IS DESIRABLE
IRRIGATION LIKENED
TO HARBOR WORK
(Iroruo T. Cochrnn, Candidate or
ConKrcsslnnnl Nomination From
New DUIrlct, Want Nation to
Tka Hand tti Irrigation Work
George T. Cochran, of La Orande,
rnndliUto (or tho Republican nomi
nation for congressman from tho now
Kecond District, wan campaigning d
lleni) Monday, nnd In tho evening
addressed nn Informal meeting lu tho
I'ustomco Hall.
Mr. Uuohrnn In luporlntondent of
tho east-oMho-C'ascade wafer dlo
trlct, nnd In his talk ho culled atten
tion to the (net Hint liia work with
tho state as, practically, Irrigation
ovurseer, qualifies him to partlcularl
y well servo tho Interest of Ma con
stltucnts, should ho ko to Washing'
ton.
Want IrrliMtlnn Appropriation.
"I think thoro shuuld bo a regular
nuuiiat nntloiinl Irrigation appropri
ation, of say JS6.000.000 or $50,
000,000," said Mr. Cochran. "It
cuius to mo this should bo placed
iiton tho sanio bnsls as tho appro
prlntlons for river and harbor. If
wo aro to spend money In Improving
our hnrbora wo should spend monoy
In creating tonnsgo for thoso har
Itora that Is, mako Irrigation pos
sllilo by national aid. Tho Govern
niont should not sk profit from
such Investment any moro than It
13. I4G0,
John W. I'rlco to John II. Ooddnrd
Km 1, to 0 mid 18, 10, 17, blk 110,
llllliunn. 10.
V. I). Nowlon to Dorcas A. Ilutt,
Its 1 mid Si, hilt 32, Wloatorln. tlO.
J. 0. Thorp to Utuuley 0. Utiiph
lotto, wntor right on nV4 nw' soo
1410-11. (Also uultclalm for tho
land.) $1.
Claude IX Hlngo to John A. Orltcs,
soVi H-16-18. 1.
John II. Ooddnrd to JCtnll 13. Kngon
Its 1 to 0 Incniid IS, 10, 17, blk 118
Its IB to 32 Inc. blk 133 nnd Ita 20,
2H nnd 27, blk 80, Hlllinau.
John Ferguson to Mnrgurot Fer
guson, Us 1, 2, 3, so'i nw',i and
swV4 noVi, oo 4-H-14, 1.
Win. O. Blntlory. ot ux to Lumbar
mans Nat Dank, Portland, Vt Int In
swVi noli, uo owK. sVi awH nnd
poi sc 30-16-20 and laud In Grant
County,
Btato of Oregon to Hen Goltor,
Mil nw and aw neU, ao lit
17-14.
Btato of Oregon to It. G, Hawser,
Cert, of water right for aw& swVt
0-10-12,
SEA P0ST0FFICES.
SILVER. WEDDING
Mr and Mrs. J. Homme Cclcbratd
Quarter Century of Llfo Together.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Ilorrowea, who
lire on tholr ranch a mllo and h halt
oast ot town, on the llosr Crook road,
colobratod their allyer wedding an
niversary Inst Thursday evonlng,
They wore married at Gllby, N. I).,
twenty-flvo yeajni np.o, A down of
their f rleniH,.d' n'olgjibora Jolnod
them In thafWlcfirntlriif, all cuoy.
lug a iMiunloousBupixtr. .Durlrip tho
evening garnet AndtfotherformH of
amusnrueut wore indulged In. Bcv
era! of thoso In attendance knew
Mr. and Mrs. Horrowe In tho Mid-
dlo West. A number of haudsomo
sifts wero rocelvod. Thoso at tho
celebration wero Mr. and Mrs. K. W
Itlcbnrdson, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. II. Doy-
armond, Mr. nnd Mrs. George L.
Moore, Or, and Mrs. I. II. Dencer,
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Wilkinson, Mr, and
Mrs. Hector Morchnnd.
BOOKS FOR LIBRARY
m:oit(ii: t coaiiuv.
srvks direct cash profit from mnklng
better harbors It should be simply
n proiMisltlnn of helping settlors gut
Rood lands nt fair prices."
In his Monday talk Mr. Cochran
got on tho band wagon of homestead
law revision by stating that ho. too.
Mleves In making cultivation eouut
for moro nnd residence less, In no
iiulrlng title to Government Innds.
Sew IHotrlrt'M First Klrrtloii,
Tho coming primaries will m tho
first In which Oregon's now congres
sional district will iiotulnato a nat
ional representative.
Under tho new order of thlngi
Oregon Is to hava thrwj congress. nu i
Instead of two, A. W. Ijiftorty, wh
wni elected from tho old dlstiU
which Included this county, now n.
for his district Multnomah cou.n
nlono. W. C. Ilawley haa tho ft. a
district, west of tho Cascade.
Tho now Hocond District Includes
tho following counties: Ilakor,
Crook, Gilliam, Grant, llarnoy, Hood
Itlvor, Klamath, Lnko, Malheur, Mor
row, Hherman, Umatilla, Wallowa,
Waico and Wheclor.
Among thoso who aro out for tho
nomination from this district aro
Klnnott ot Tho Dalles, Husk ot Ln
'"Vlrsndo, and tills of Pendleton, who
was congressman beforo his defeat
at the last oloctlon by iLatTorty.
T. Clay Necco Makes Donation of
!!l Vol u mm.
Tho library has received tho fol
lowing Iwoks donated by T. Clay
Neoce, a railroad contractor, who
loft this week tor Portland:
Anderson Genoral History.
Cramp llaptlst History.
Missing Links In Jewish History.
Ilotany for Heglnuers.
Knowles Memoir of Ann II. Jud
sou. Marsh Tho Modern Sunday
Bchool,
Dole American Citizen.
Mitchell Cosmogony, Vol( 1. .
llarnnrd Talks About tho Boll.
Hmlth Momolr ot Nathaniel
Colver
lluckley Fairyland of Kolonco.
Chrlstus Cousolator.
Tho Kan Francisco Horror of
Karthijuake, I'lro nnd Famine.
Men nnd Issue of 1904.
Gordon Life of Frnucca Wlllnrd.
Library of Hotttu Afrlon.
Our Country In I'eaco and War.
Nolilo Itlvors.
Hhsppard lioforo nu Audlonco.
Hurvoy Th Pastor.
I'HtterminFnbli'a of Infidelity.
l4wry I'oiltlvo Theology.
.Martyn7--l.U0 and Times or Mar
tin Luther.
Ilnll Uird Uuotn'a Thoughts.
Th til-Hi nnd u .
I till UOIIIIt) U (U
tilth Tho Itiillotln :
ii-to dnto uifip
i.ieprlut ItMp
u lor snlo. It
Handling and Sorting ths Mall Matttp
on Ootsn Lintrs.
Every mm Isnwtire Hint n large 'uau.
Illy of mull ronir from Europe Prob
ibly uiomI pcrMons nMurno Unit It Is
Jumped on tho atenmur In hulk ami
orti-d nnd routed In tho pOHtoOlru of
(ho melvlng port, Hutli n syNtcui
would ri'iilt In hopeleiis coiigtlon.
ind prnvtically all of tho lti.O0O.OU0
(ouiiiIm of foreign mall matter recelr
r I nt Now Vork on nn awrngr of re-
rent ynira Is ready, sorted and sacked
when Ibo steamers mnko port This
work I done lu tho sea poxtofllcef
tboitrd the ships and mrnn days
ord Jn lb lime of delivery of mall
matter Intended for Inland points.
In tho huge mass ot mall brought
Into New York tach yesr tber are on
in average BO.000,000 separate pieces,
many thousands with Inadequate ad
Ureases, yet to such a degree ot effi
ciency has tho otters t Ion of tho ea
poatoOlcc hewn brought and no care
fully U th work douo that less than
600 errors aro made annually. A the
entire quantity of the ocean mall re-
reived In a yesr would nil 2,200 stand
ard mall cam an almost Incredible ac
curacy Is Indicated-less tbau one er
ror of any kind whstover for every
four carload of .tnslL
Congrry aulhorttcd tho sorting of
matt on board convoying steamahl)x In
Ittpa but It was not until tho year fol
lowing that any systematic effort was
made to do e. The work of the n-n
poMofllce Is very similar lo that of the
railway mall service. On board a
largo liner lbr will bo usually two
United Htnles clerks, two In lb em
ploy of the country from which the
stoABier Mils, nnd several subalterns
or rtortrrs.w Tills forco wtll on h1nBr,r
sire trio onen and sort from HOO to 000
fjeks .of mall, .probably conNtlngof
MW.0OO onllnary letter nnd 4000 rpt7
Nterrd letter, betide i!SO.0OO par
cels nnd perlodlcnla. Mall tor Nw
Vork city I distributed and separate
ly sacked for each of tho station and
that for tho United State gcuvrally
according to a schednlo which has I2S
dltUlona. "n addition to Ibo mall for
tho United Stairs, the sea postoQlco
clerks must sort that destined for Cu
bs, Mexico, Canada and tho orient, a
great dtal ot the last class being for
warded by rail to Han Francisco and
thence by steamer.
To facilitate matter two msll boats
aro mctntalned at Now York, and these
meet Incoming steamers nt the quar
antine station, one taking on tb mall
bsgs Intended for direct dellrery to
trains and steaming directly to th
railway stations along the river front,
the other that for Now York city nnd
such other as require rcbandllng. Tho
sen postoOlces cost tin? government
something less than 13,000,000 per an-nuuv-llarper.
oil Itutto, Orogon, a his postofllco
address, did on Mnrch 4, 1012, fllo
lu this ofllco his duly Corroborated
application to content nnd securo tho
cancellation of your homestead entry
No , Horlnl No. 052H9, made
Hopt 10, 1900, for H 14 HI? ft. Hoc. 7,
DIVA, BHNYV'i, section 18, town-
ship 18 south, rnngo 10 oast, Wit
lumctto Murldlan, nnd ns grounda
fur Ida contest ho alleges Hint said
Joseph Jones has wholly abandoned
thu nbovo tract of land for ovor six
mouths next preceding August 19th,
1911; that ho has wholly failed to re
side upon, Improvo or cultivate said
land as by law required and ha
wholly mado default required of him
by tho homestead laws.
You are, therefore, further noti
fied that tho said allegation will bo
taken by this ofllco n having been
confessed by you, and your said entry
will bo canceled thereunder without
your further right to bo heard, elth
or beforo this ofllco or on appeal, If
you fall to file In this office within
twenty days after tho FOUHTH pub
lication of this notlco, a shown bo-
low your answer, under oath
specifically meeting and re
sponding to these allegations
of contest or If you faJI
within that tltno lo file In this ofllco
duo proof that you have served a
copy of your answer on snld contes
tant either In person or by registered
mall. If this scrvlco Is made by the
delivery of a copy of your answer to
tho contestant In person, proof of
auch sorvlco must bo cither the said
contestant' written acknowledge
ment of his receipt of the copy, show
ing the date of ita receipt, or tho af
fidavit of tho person by whom tho de
livery wo mado stating when and
whero tho copy was delivered; If
a4br- registered mall, proof of
MrtbMrvice must consist of the af
fidavit of tho person by vrbpm tho
copy was mailed stntlng.whon and
tho postofilco to which It was mailed
and this affidavit must bo accompan
ied by tho postmattor receipt for
tho letter.
You should stato In your answer
tho name of tho postofBco to which
you desire futuro notices to bo sent
to you.
C. W. MOORE. Register.
Dsto of first publication March 13,
1912.
Dato of second publication March 20,
1913.
Date of third publication March 27,
1912.
Dato of fourth publication April 3,
1912.
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NOT1CK Hill I'UltLICATION.
Department nt tho Interior, U. 8.
Land OtTlco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
March Sth, 1912.
Noll co 1 hcreby given that Ed
Halvoraon of Ilond, Oregon, who, on
May 20th, 190S, made desert land
entry No. CSC. Korlal No. 023S4. for
NWU. section 10. township 18 south
range 12 east, Willamette Meridian,
tins fllivl uttlco of Intention to mako
Until dose't proof to establish claim
to tho land nbovo described, heft re
H. C. Kilts, U. B. Commlsslonor, at
his oftlco at Ilond, Oregon, on the
23rd day or April, 1912.
Claimant names as wltnesscv
!.ovl I). Wirat. Urnest Gnrreit,
Wnllaco It Poller nnd Joseph II. 0
Nolll, nil of Ilond. Oregon.
C. W. ,tOOllE,
1-4 Register.
Low Rates Weso
SPRING COLONIST PERIOD
Dally, March 1st to April 15th, to
ALL CENTRAL OREGON POINTS, on
RECORD OF TRANSFERS
Heed Recently Piled Willi tho
County Clerk nt I'rlncvllle.
Joseph II. Pereno to Mrs. Kdlth L.
Classens, M int in wH soU. ett
wtt and It 2, 3, 4 and so 14 nwU,
eVi soU, nwtt o, noU ett and
eY, noV4 soo 1; nW nwU, nW noU
104 nwW, nott soVi nnd stt noK
sec 12, in T 21 B., R 13 -H W M.
Also soV4 noH. noU nwK
nod wVk oU aoo 18-21-14, fSCOO.
Henry Fruechtonlcht to Kdwnrd
T. I'rlco, Ha 3 nnd 4 ot soa 19-10
11. 1100.
Itodmond Townslto Co, to Frank
M. Whlto, It 13 in blk 47; It 3 in blk
38 and It 1 lu blk 3, Rodmond. $650-
V. M. Whlto to Robert McBhorry,
oU Ha 9 to 12 Ino, blk 25, Rodmond,
11000.
11, N. Lnwrlo ot nl to Lillian Car
jicntor, Ha 17 and 18, blk 30, Culvor.
$406,
Dayton Elliott ot ux to I. Michel,
It 6, blk 6, Prlnovlllo, $760.
Catherine Calawny to Forest D,
CftlWnyqno-fltth Int In iU 11-30-
luiws nil llio new toads mid towns.
NOTICIJ OF COXTCKT.
Departmont ot tho Interior. U. S.
Land Office Tho Dalles, Oregon,
March 4, 1912.
To Joseph Jones of Ilond, Oregon,
Con tost co : You aro hereby notified
that Pearl Fulkarson, who give l'ow-
r
wff?Pll iRFRiiN iPI INK iff
jgsSsrtz&r
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
FROM
Chlcajro $33.00
Cincinnati 37.90
Milwaukee 31.60
St. Loula 32.00
New York 50.00
Detroit 38.00
St. Paul $25.00
Kansas City 25.00
Omahn 25.00
DesMoIncs 27.85
Indianapolis 35.65
Denver 25.00
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Tell your friends in the East of this opportunity of moving;
West at low rates. Direct train service via Burlington Route,
Northern Pacific, Great Northern, "North Bank" and Oregon
Trunk Railways. You can deposit funds with mo and west-bound
tickets will be furnished people in tho East. Details on request.
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handle nil tlie freightjof the
Oregon Trunk and Deschutes
Railroads at Bend. The Moody
system at Shaniko willibe em
ployed, and mcrchantsjof Bend
and interior towns willjget their
shipments without inconven
ience. Have your freight con
signed in care of
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ADMINIHTItATOU'H HAI.K,
Softlod hlris will ho received at tho
r'lrst National llnnk of lend, Oro
Kon, or y tho undorslgned at ficlo.
Oregon, until tho 1st day of April,
112. at tho hour of One o'clock p.
rn, or said day, on tho following: de
scribed property to wit:
Tho NWU of Sec. 36, Twp. 20 8 ,
It. 18, Bant of tho W. M., situate In
Crook county, Oregon. Also tho
8W of flee. 38, Twp. 20, 8. n. 18,
East of the W. M., situate In Crook
County, Oregon.
Beparato hid aro required for
oach tract, and tho right Is reserved
to reject any or all hlda.
Purchaser can pay ono-hslf cash
and equal payment for 6 years on
balance at C per cent Interest, se
cured by mortgage.
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Administrator.
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