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A CURIOUS COURT
It Is Held Annually When Franco
Pays Tribute to Spain.
PRICE OF AN ANCIENT PEACE.
Afttr Mors Than Five Csnturlts Thrss
,Calvt Ar Still, Humbly Prsssnttd
Each Ysar to th Haughty Dsacsnd
ants of ths Victorious Spaniards.
RECORD OF TRANSFERS
rl)eeds nml Other Instruments Filed
Wltti,Oounty Clcfk nt Prlnovlllo.
Stnto'to F. B. Dayton, soUnwtt,
bcc. lS-lfi-12, (quitclaim).
0. C, KUiRstnd to O. 0. llonklo,
swUswU, eoc. 35-17-12.
O. 0. Honklo to 6. 1'. Lev ot nl,
BwViHWVi, bcc 35-17-12.
Ouy Bonn to John Klsslcr, Its 7,
S, 9, 10, blk 2, Khrots add. to Kod-
mond, $2200.
llond Park Company to Cnrl lns
etrom. It 12, blk 100, 1st ndd. to
Dend Park,
J. N. 11. Corking to Wlllnrd It,
Gerklng, wHswU, sec. S-1C-12.
Kdgnr W. Olllctt to Charles F.
Every year there takes place la tho .
I'jrcuean blsblauds n ruiunrknblo fete.
It Is held tit the boundary utoue of Snn Chalfan, tract 2 rds by SO rds In the
Martin, widen separate the French scU, see. 33-15-11.
valley Uareton from die Spanish valley Kenwood Proinotton Co. to Cling,
of ItoncHl. livery yeur the represents- Slpsohen, beginning S72 feet Bouih
tiVea of the French peasant assemble 'and 875 fct west of N. K. N. K. cor
thcre lu order to iay the Spaniards a ner sec. 32-17-12, thenco 100 feet
tribute, which consist of three calves 'south, 100 feet west, 100 feet north,
of the same ace and the name color,
nud the delivery of the calves is ac
companied by ceremonies which suffi
ciently Indicate that the old Inhabit
ants of the Ituncal valley wcro ouco
victorious orer their neighbors.
At U o'clock In the morulas tho may
ors of the various villages In the Un re
ton valley, bravely adorned with their
blue, white uud rd scurfs of offlce.
march up to tho boundary stone. 1
100 feet cast.
L. D. Wlcst to J D. Mnhono, It 5.
blk 17, Wlestorla.
Northwest Trust & Safo Deposit
Co. to Harry Dale, boU sec, 3G-21-1G
$soo.
11. 11. MutxlR to K. II. llaldlngcr.
It 10, blk 5, llcnd.
J. U Dyrne to Innes ft Davidson,
p j IVIIlMlVllUlllf, 1UU iUUl BUUII1 Ul WIU
q ; northeast corner bcc 32-17-12, west
front of the rolninn walks n lad. with n
pike, fromjhe point oj which flutters n
little whlte'iieuuon ns a euro of peace.
The three calves are drac.in.xl in -tho
Xyar of the procession at the cud of
louKiropcsi. Calve and ncurfs tnke up
jbelr position by the stonj? and await
the arrival of tlio Spaniards
r .They, are soon tWble la tho distance.
In ftont walks a man clad in sheep-
, skins, who waves a red pennon at tho
end of u pike as n sign of war. Behind
him walks the alcalde of Isaba, tho
principal village in the valley of Hon-
teal, and following htm come too a
caldes of tho other villages, their staffs
of office In their hands. The bulk of
the procession consists of shepherds,
stern looking fellows armed with old
an hers and matchlocks.
The alcalde of Isaba Is all glorious to
behold In a long black garment fas
tened by gold buttons, a tall wblto ruff,
tight rutin? knee breeches, red silk
Blockings ana nucicied snocs. A som
brero covers his hesd. and In his hands
be holds the stntT adorned with silver
' knobs, the emblem lu 8paln or magis
terial dignity.
As soon as the Spaniards reach the
rendezvous the alcalde of Isaba steps
to the front and addresses them In sol
emn rereroonlsj style:
"Are you come to pay tribute and
swear, friendship according to old cus
tom and tradition?"
"That is the reason of our coming."
, answer the French.
Then the two standard bearers nn-
proncb the boundary stono and lay
'their pike rnwxtrtse upon It, After n
few moiueuu the Spaniard takes his
' up nguln. Htlcks It Into French soil and
then places It as before on the stone.
Un the caws formed by the two shafts
the representative of the two valleys
i swear to keep the peucu with loyal
1 mind.
Then follows the delirery of tho three
carrW to the gpmihird. They are ex-
uu)lid by it veterinary surgcou and
accented. after which allprem-nt take
lip tlielr stations under a luulv oak.
lilid. folloUllIL' thf ffltniltl tlf lint nuul I
tit. Loui.i.(if Frum-e mid Alfonso the
Wls of Sjmln. tue alcalde of Isaba en
thrones bluiM'lf utiiiitiK the gnarled
roots of the oak and proceeds to uct us
a muglxtnite.
Shepherd and neatherds pans before
Ulm and prefer their International com
plaints. The Judxe listens to both sides,
bids them brlug forward their witness
es and delivers Judgment without de
lay. Indicting a tine on one. awarding
i-ouipftiitutloti to n not tier, puuhtblug one
und affording sntWii.-tlun to tils victim.
After all the ipmrrels are settled the
alcalde undertakes I lie npiolutineut of
the pasture guardians for txitli valleys,
so that lie enjoy rtvn greater author
ity In the liiwtiKhlpof Itaretou thsu the
t president of the republic himself. Fl
'nully. they all Intake themselves to
Spanish soil, where u Homeric feu hi Is
set out. and till late In the ulght the
banquet goes on. the defendants of
the old warlike mountain peoples drink
ing together In brotlierly unity In com
memoration of the concluslou or the
IieilCe or 137.1 Hint file lmtiillurlfin tt
the iiUive cereinoiilfx. f 1
Aluut SU) years after this treaty badtLtmu.
Isvn made the French tiegan to refus'ST,
to iy tlie tribute, but after some nego
tiations tliey omented to continue It
In more modern times they tried to get
the tribute commuted ton sum of mon
ey, but thu Km ula rds declined, but
agreed to forego the lirlng of guns In
the direction of Fniuce as being a.
wound to French umour propre, Lon-.
ouu epectator.
200 feet, south 200
feet, north 200 feet.
foot, cast 200
Tim soxa of Tin: atkiiA;si:ii.
Tho ditch rider is galloping, gnlloplng
l k . "
With no smile on his lips,' a tear in
each eye,
Fojr tho Xnrtuox. . awaits. hlm,wltn
snovel and tongue.
Awaits snd berates llko no 'song
ever sung, t
"Oh. ditch rider truel Oh, ditch
rider bravo!
I've n ground squirrel hero who can
not behave, ,
I want water to wet him as wet as
can be.
So ho will go dead and be good, don't
you see?
"My butter won't come, my hens.
they won't set.
I want water, more water, more wa
ter, more wet.
Oh, ditch rider, riding so swiftly
away.
Turn on some nioro water, three
drops anyway.
"I want water for cabbages, nnd
some for my peas,
Some for my bunnies, soma for my
bees;
If the flume should go out, what then
should I do,
Can any ono tell? Ditch rider, can
you?
"Then give mo n drink," ditch
rider, I pray,
A good big long drink, for mo nnd
my hay,
So we can look back and think with
delight
Of tho water wq had when tho flume
was all right." ,
IDA C. YOUNG. ,
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WHILE THEY LAST. We have only-
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should hurry,
jk The Owl Pharmacy jl
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NOTH-I-M-Oll l'UHMCATION, ,
Dopartiiiont of tho Interior, U. H. '
l.nud Olllro nt Tho Dalles, OruKon, I
April 14th, 1013, 1
Nollco is hereby given that Arthur
D. Morrill, sou and uul holr nt Inw
of llolmnii W. Morrill tilecensml) of
roweii uutto, Oregon, who, on April
(Itll. 11)08. nindii boiucstnnd cutrv Nn.
1BU60, Horlal No. 01.170, fur lot i,
IHW.4HWH) Him. .10, and NW'l
NICU. N'UNWU. Hunt Inn .'11. Town.
ship 17 Houth, Itniigu 12 Fast, Wll-
inmvtto .Meridian, has Mud nutlet) or
Intention to niiiko llniil (Ivo year
proof, to establish claim to tho land
above desurtbed, before II. (' Kills,
U. H. CouuulNSloner. at his ulllro nt
llptiil, Oregon, on tho 21 Hi day of
May, 11)1.1.
Claimant names no witnesses:
William A. Hates, Klmor NUwoiignr,
Michael J. Kelly, William P. Down
ing, all of llond, Oregon,
7-11 C. W. MOOIIK. Register.
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FltATI'H.VAIi HOt'll'TIHM.
I. O. O. V.
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Helm iidgn No. UIH i
Itugular MootliiKH ovury Moiulay nllit
Visitors welcome. (
W, h, WlnK, U. N. Iloffmnii,
N. (I. Heey.
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advertise the
Kalph I'olndexter.
First National Dank Uulldlnc
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orticultural :
MAY 28 TO SEPTEMBER 30
RTAU TIIILITUK TO ItKOI'E.V.
II. W. 'nassett and J. A. Wnlkup,
Los Angeles nnd Chicago, lmv0 pur
ohaBed the Star Theatre oaulpment
nnd will reopen tho movlnp plcturo
houso alMJut the first of June. Mr.
nassett Is a brother ot tho Into K. V.
Rassett, who had a homestead In tho
Hampton country. Tho nowcomers
recently had a moving ploturo theatre
at Long Deacli, Cal.
Wcwcomers should cot tho habit
of gojnjr to Innes & Davidson's bar
ber shop. Adv.
you can airr
LOW FARE
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
FROM ALL
O.-W. R. , N. STATIONS
TO
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE EAST
VIA
Inire
Delief
FINAL RETURN
Chicago... $ 72,fiO
New York 108.50
Philadelphia! , 108.50
St. Paul '. 00.00
LIMIT OCT. 31st
Denver $ 55.00
as to its reliability,
promptness a n d I
accuracy in pay- :
ing losses, but it
is neressarv fori
t you to know that :
It
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is the official agent t
t of this territory.
.M. V. 01 A,
Pilot Uutto Camp Nn. I'TIU ,
Meols every Tueiilay In Bather Half.
VIsltliiK NeUhbors always wulcomn,
W. W. Oroutt, Consul,
Martin it. Kuutsoii, Clerk,
M)W1U N ), 1 (I it'
ic. of r. gk
Meets ovury Wouiies
Ony evenliiK at K p. in,
In Cnstlo Hall, IE. A.
Rather HIiIk. VIMtliiB
KiilRhts welcome.
Joe Innes, C. C.
I,. M. Moltoruolds.,
K. of It. & II.
to I di:hciiuti:h
i V.VirAUir.
frw
VlVT
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IIUNII I.OIKJi: NO, lilt)'
A. r. ."i A. .M.
Meets on Thuisdiiy on or bo
foro tho full moon of esch
mouth, VIsltltiK brothers
always wolcouio.
J. L. Davidson, A. M. Iira, ,
W. M, Keoretnry
I'ltATKIt.VAL IIUOTIIIIItllOOn. .
HeRulsr tncctlnits held by lie ml
Lodsu No. 817 lu Bather's Hall on
tho first nud third Thursday evenlnc'
each month. VIsltltiK members of
order always welcome. ,
J. II. MINKH, Pres.
FUKD HUin. rkc.
HK1IKKAIIH.
llond Indite No. 208 meets every,
second and fourth Friday eveultis:,'
other's Hall. Vlsltlnx bruttiem
and sisters welcomed.
Mrs, Lucy French, N. O,
Miss l,ols V. Force, Itec. Kecy.
HOVAhNKMII IIOIIS
IteRiilar tucutltiR on first ami
third Friday ovonlnjs at Rsthor'Hv
Hall.
Mrs. Mnrxarct Hales, Oracle.
Mrs. Alfarettn Orcutt, 1 1 reorder.
X Bend, Oregon.
Omaha
Boston
Minneapolis.
00.00
110.00
00.00
Equally Low Round Trip Fares to practically all
other points east.
LET ME HELP OUTLINE YOUR TRIP
J. If. COKBETT,
Agent O.-W. R. & N.
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Maud-neatrlx bus lost twenty pounds
lately tier new kowii are perfect sue-
esses. ner sweethtart proosfd to her
lust nljibt. her rich unHe died yester
day nnd left tier "a million, and uow
she bas to ko to his funeral today and I
iry to iook sua-uurpers Harar.
Making Antlquss.
An expert eabluethiaker can take a
new piece of furniture and make; It
look as If It was 2u years old and so
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TINNING AND
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Gutterinj:, Spoutlnjf,
Cornices and Skylights.
OHIIKIt OF lUHTKIIN NTAlt. .
llond lotltsti meets In regular ses
sion on the Kecond nnd Fourth Mon
day HvonltiK each month, In Mnsonlu
Hall. Fannie Farrls, W. M ,
Arrlo lllaok, Keey.
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DIItKCTOltV OF OFFICIALS.
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Sanitary Plumbing
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I'ostotflce Uox No, 171
Office on Wall Strett
with Chas. Hunter
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N. P. WEIDER
PAINTER AND
PAPERHANGER.
Estimates on Wall Paper nt
application Portland Prices
Cheapest and Best Wall Paper
Samples in tho county.
Get My Prices.
Shop on Orrgou fitrtct,
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S. L. STAATS, Prop.
United ritates. '
President Wondrow Wilson
Vice President. .Thomas It. Marshall.
Secretary or State W. J. Iiryati
Koorotary of Navy . . Josephus DsiiIsIh
Secretary of War . . . .1.. M. (larrlsoiC
Xeerotary of Interior . . . .P. K. Lsnu
Beerotary Agrleulturo I). P. Houston
Secretary of Treasury .W. V. MeAdoo
Heerutary Commorco ..W. O. Itedllelil
neerotary nr Labor . . . . W. II. WIUuu
Attorney Ouimrnl ..Jas. Mcltoynolds
Postmaster (lenural .Albert llurlesoti
ritnte,
Qovornor ....Oswald West
Secretary of Stato .... II. W. Olcott
Treasurer Thus. II. Ka
Atty General A. M. Crawford
Huporlntandent Public Instruction .
U It. Alderuiati
Btato Prlntor W. H. Dunlwny
Commissioner Labor Statistics . . , .'
O. P. I loir
Onmo Wanton W. L. Flnlev
Btato Knglneer John II. Lola
united states Senators
Otorto K, Chntiiberlalik
Harry V. Lano
Congressmen A. W. Latterly
N. H. Slnuote
W. A. llawloy
Seventh Judicial lllstrlct.
Judgo w. L. llrnililinw
Attorney , . . W. II. Hell
Crook Co ii n Iv.
JudKO Q, HprltiKor
Clurk Wirnin llrnwll
Shorirr- Frank KITsDiH
Treasurer ...Itulph Jordan
Assessor H. A. Fostev
School Supt J. k. Myem
Coroner P. j. Polndexter
Surveyor Frod A. Itlco
Comirilsslonor It. II. ilaylcy
Willis W. llrown
Hie Courts,
Circuit Meots first Monday In
May and third Monday In October.
Probate Moots Jlrst Monday In
each month.
Commissioners' Meets first WciU
nesday in January, March, May, July,
Soptnmbor nnd Novombor. ,
llend School District No. 11.
Directors .... ,11. J. Ovorturf, Clnnn
V. M. Ray
Clyde M. McKay
Clerk u. K. Allen
City of Mend. '
Mayor a. P. Putnam
Itecordor h. O. Kills
Troasuror H. J. Overturf
Chief of Police 8. E. HobertH
City Englnoor ....Ooorge 8. Youus;
Councllmon H, K. Allenf
A. L. Frond;
A, 8. Collins
II. D. Ford
John Steldi
,...,....,,,, e, a. Bather
Juatifwa nt tlln llniu
Bend Precinct Ward II. Coble
uescnutes Precinct ...W, W. Orcutt
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