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GRFHTH FOR
STATE BONDING
BUT SAFE GUARDS ARE
NECESSARY
I'losldcnl of tNirtlaml Itiilhvny, IJlit
tV: 1'iiuct' Co., Points out Xcwsslty
of Siiiinil Fiiiiiiii'lnl Puller-Hoard
of Public Works Xci'ded.
A so u ml flnnuclcl policy must 'lio
...maintained if tho statu undertakes to
KUarantco lrrlgntlon bonds Issued, by
prlvnto ontorprlseH, nays Prnnklln T.
(Irlfllth, lircHldunt or tlio Portland
Itnllwny, Light & Power Co., who litis
given n. lnrgu slinAi of uttontlon to
this question.
"Hut It should not bo dinicult to
dcvlso u plan that would thoroughly
protect tho Interests of tho stnto and
nt tho saino tluio aid In duvoloplng
lnrgu porlon of our lrrlgablo laud,"
. he said yesterday.
w ' "And If tho stato proposes to
giuirnntoe tho bonds of Irrigation dlH
Trlcts It should extend tho same ad
vantages to drainage districts. Thuroi
Is as much need for ono kind of do-
velopment ns thero Is for the othor.
Formation of OlstrictH Advocated.
"To obtain stnto aid of this kind,
Irrigation or dralnnge districts should
be formed. Tho land should ho se
lected carefully, bo that nono but
that which Is capable of development
might bo Included. Ample provision
should ho made, In tho case of lirl
gatlon districts, for an r.dciiunto Blip
ply cf wator. Tho land might bo
over bo Susceptible of development
' under Irrigation, but might not be
anywhore within nccoss of wator.
"All tho facts In connection with
any tintorpriso should be available
and nt hand before tho bonds nro is
sued. Tho law should permit tho
formation of Irrigation and dralnngo
districts nnd nil land capablo of de
velopment within those districts
.lonld bo Included nnd mado Sub
ject to tho bonding act."
Mr. (Jrlluth suggests that tho bonds
Bhnuld run for n period of about 15
ycifrs, with no paymonts on tho prin
cipal required for tho itrst flvo years.
This would glvo tho Bottler tlmo to
got his land Into Bhapo beforo IioIiib
called upon for any of tho principal.
Project Investigation SiitfHi'Mod.
Kyory project,' he explained, should
bo submitted to tho Invcotlg'Ulon nnd
nnnlysls .of n bonrd of public works,
mado up of men familiar with tho
various branches of Irrigation and
t dralnngo work.
"No- bonds should bo Issued," ho
added, "by nny Irrigation or draln
ngo districts until tho project Itself
liner tho bond Usuo has boon approv
ed by this board of public works.
"When tho bonds nro Issued the
stato should purchaso thorn all at par
nnd deposit thoni in tho State Treas
ury. "Tho stato then chould Ibsuo its
, own bonds against thoso improve-
nont bonds, but nt' n lower rate of
interest. Tho funds from the snlo ot
tho stnto's bonds should be used In
dovolopItiK the npprovod projeote.
"Tho Btnto thon would retain the
rtlfforenco In tho Interest for tho su
pervision of tho projeots and slso
cronto a fund nsnlnst the possible
failure of nny district that It devolops
in this manner.
"Hut In my opinion tho failures
will bo few If tho proposed board of
public works Is composed of capable
men."
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
Meeting Planned by Irrigation Con-
Kior, to I to Held Soon.
(Oregon Journal,)
.1. W. llrowor, proildont of tho
Oregon Irrigation Congress, cnld thin
morning that tho conf :renco on stnto
rid of reclamation will bo hold in
Portlnml next mouth. Ho expects to
aunounco In n few days the names ot
tho three men that with himself ana
Krctl N. Wnllnco, secretary of tho Ir
rigation congress, nro to cpinposo tho
committee.
Tho llrst work of tho eonforonco
vlfl bo to formulate a constitutional
aiiviudmont providl-u; stnto guaran-
tco of irrigation and dralnngo dis
trict securities and Interest, thon to
organize tho cnmpnlgu to put tho
monsuro on tho ballot next Novem
ber. Rural Credits legislation will
also bo discussed.
Tho action was authorized by tho
Oregon Irrigation Congress nt Its re
cont session In Portland nnd approval
has slnco been glvon tho plan by tho
Oregon Drainage association and bov
crnl of Oregon's leading authorities
on finance.
. T. li. Runvi.tx.
By J. P. McEVOY,
In Chicago Tribune.
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No odds could tnmo your fiery soul
Nor block your path In collego
strlfo,
And lator thus from goal to goal
You fought tho Btornor game of
life;
And mildness tempered bull-dog
strength,
And pity for tho vnnnuished foe
Magnanimous, to nny length
For friends In need you rushed to
v go.
P.ut mortal strength may not wlth
stnnd Nor parley with tlio Final Call,
Nor cheat tho Reaper's Grisly Hand,
Thnt surest Tackier of them nil.
And all your friends, whoso namos
a roll
j Would not include nor. could not
" toll,
Will Blgh today: "Ood rest his soul.
I hope I play tho game ns well."
J. P. McEVOY, In Chicago Tribune.
THE IMPKIUATr IIUUOATOUS.
(Tho Telegram.)
Tho closing of the bar of tho Im
perial hotel, n favorite place with
Eastern Oregon men for yonrs, was
conducted in a formal manner. At 9
o'clock, George H. Hussell, a dele
gate to the Irrigation Congress,
mounted the bar. called the meeting
to order, and delivered a farewell
address In the name ot tho former
&Arona.
Buy your groceries nt McClincy's.
Adv.
Our .lltncy Oiler. This and Re.
Don't miss this. Cut out this slip
oncloscd with llvo cents to Foloy &
Co., Chicago, 111., writing your name
nnd address clearly. You will rc
celvo In return n trial pekago contain
ing Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, for coughs, colds and croup,
Foley Kidney Pills, and Foloy Ca
thartic Tablots. Sold overywhoro. adv
M.UIKKT IU2P011T.
NOItTH POH'ILANI), Jan. 10. In
tho fnco of a largo run ot 1350 head
tho cnttlo mnrkat bognn on nn up
ward trend nnd cholco grnln fed
stcors sold nt $7.90. Hay reds sold
n dlmo over last week, making tho
top ?7.C0. Ono fenturo of tho ninr-
ket was that tho bulk of tho stuff
was tho best seen fur somo tlmo.
Cowi: nro going nt good strong prices
with' nil other classes In proportion.
A good feeling with uxcellent quality
and tho hog mniltot n nlcltlo hlghor
than tho closing ot last week's nmr
l;ct bringing tho top to tho $0.90
mark Is n vory good wny to express
tho hog situation nt tho North Port
land yards. Hulk of swlno wont nt
$0.85. North Portland Is but llvo
conts under Chicago market today.
A good run of Bliecp cntno forward
ovor Sundny and lambs sold nt $3.25.
lCuos sold nt $0.30 with all lines
steady to strong.
IIKAIj ESTATE THAXSFEHS.
Issued by Crook County Abstract Co.
J. O. Campbell to Huron Timber
Co., oV4 w 1-18-11, $100.
Scnnlon-Qlpson Lumbar Co. to
Hrooks-Scnnlon Lumber Co., pt. It.
3, 5-18-12.
J. A. Nichols to F. P. Illxon in 22
11, so bw 5, n w no, so no ,7, nlA nw,
bw nw, wsw, ee bw, w& BO, 60 bo
8, n no, te ne, nw, no, bw, bV& bw,
17-nttnc, no no, no nw, nw nw, 8
nw, nw bw, sVfcsw, nVfcse, eo,so 18-.
no no,' no nw, nw nw, bo nw, 10- nw,
wV4 bw 20- s Vino, bo nw, n so, snw
so 21- wiinw, wV4sw, 2.7- nw nw,
wV&bw, eo sw, oV4 so 29- so nn, s6
30- no, c-V&iiw, no bw, bw cw, so ow,
so 31- sw bo 33 (and land In Klamath
county.)
Ada 11. Tnylor t.o Hend Park Co.
It. 0, blk. 4, Hend Pnrg, $150.
O. 1C. Hill to Hend Park Co. Its.
1, 2, blk. 11, Lytlo.
U. S. to Robot t 11. Gould pr.tont
Its 2, 3, 19-17-12.
Robort 11. Gould to Hend Park Co.
ltn. 2-3, 19-17-12.
J. S. Smith to Otis C. Ilonklo tract
In nw no 18-20-11.
Ellas .1. Vnn Court to Otis C.
Ilonklo wV no 34-10-12.
Plnolyn Park Co. to It. C. Colvcr
Its. 8, 0, 10, blk. 7. PInplyn Park.
R. C. Colver to Wm. T. Colvor It.
10, blk. 7, Plnolyn Park and part It.
0, blk. 7, Plnolyn Park, $450.
Adolph A. Rose to G. A. Mnrtin
It. 8, blk. 1, Larch ndd to Hend, $200.
Chns. 11. Clouting to Wm. II. Speck
It. 5, blk. 10, Pnrk Add, Hend.
Anna Hrosterhous to HrookB-Scan-lcn
Lumbar Co. aGroo". ro Int. nw
nw 27-10-13.
Hend VIow to C. 13. Myers Its. 4-o-C-7
blk. 9, Its. 0, 7, blk. 10, Hend
VIow
Anna Hrdsterhoua to ,C. E. Myers
ltc. 1, 2, blk. 5, Deschutes.
Shlngoro Muarnsakl to A. A. Ross
It. 8, blk. 1, Larch add, Hend.
Frnnklln O. Hunting to Frnnlc L.
fchnw It. 5, blk. 23, Hend, $100.
G. II. Trnutner to Hrooks-Scnnlon
Lumber Co. Vs Int. in nw nw 27-19-13,
$1G8.
Sheriff to H. J. Ovorturf sw nw 2(1-17-11.
Sheriff to T." E. J. Duffy oso 31
svr sw 32-14-21, $G29.03.
W. II. Stnnts to M. J. Roborta It.
17, blk. 0, Deschutes.
Frod Clifford to Huron Tlmbor Co.
bw so 27, nno 31-22-9, $100.
Tho Rend Co. to Shevlln-IIIxon Co.
s 25 ft. It. 2, Its 3-4, blk. 12, Pnrk
aid to Hend.
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10 Quint Dish Pan 15c
Large Lipped Sauce Puns 15c
Dairv Pans 10c
ALL TINWARE 5 AND 10 CENTS
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It's tho way we writo our policies."
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Adding
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We have opened a bi; line of staples
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dard lines of groceries carried by no
others in town. We will beghid to put
them up for your approval, We also
can quote you economy prices in shelf
hardware.
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