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LAIDLAW
VOL
III.- NO. 80.
liA IK I.A W , C R O O K
CHRONICLE
C O U N TY, ORKGON, S A TU R D A Y , J IN K
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WHOLE NO. 134
Entire County Votes S TR O N G for Local Option.
SPIT
FIRE
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MAR
GIRL
therein to thoroughly irrigate all o I
CHRONICLE SERE TO WIN BIG SUCCESS , tbe
land now actually occupied, aorne
two tlioiiMnd five hundred
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acre«.
Therefore
no
one
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yet
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VERDICT OF LEADING TYPE FOUNDRY t imy way injured and the (pieation is! |
¡company in whi<’ h to complete i
, Haul contract, the whole of the
I company’« »eg rogation will be
thoroughly irrigated and prepared
Portland. Ore., May 19, 1908.
to rai»e
ordinary agricultural
¡crop». During all of th« pant five J A. und F. E. Seabury,
Laidlaw. Oregon
I year* work him been ttlnadilv pro-
Editors
of
the
Chronicle:
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j greening on tlir »rg> egatmn, over
We have just been hxiking over a copy of the Laidlaw Chronicle
(one hundred and twenty-five ( 12.V|
mile» tif ditches have been boilt for May 14 and were wondering if you had made special efforts on
"••**rial at this time au<i any ac- I
, tion lm»ed on »uch ground i* prenia- ,
(•**« *"d without foundaiion, b»»*d
i not t.,«i. fact. l,..t upon anticipated |
"* e,4U*r
of action there muet have lieen or tie 1
an actual injury or there mu*t be ini- i
and over one hundred and eight tilis »*■“ «• or
it Was just what the subscribers may expect each minent danger thereof. Neither here
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jthou»und * dollar»,
(tlOM.ooo)
im» week from the Chronicle. You are certainly getting out an ideal exist». Moreover, »ince di*co»eririg
country weekly paper, according toour way of thinking, a 2-color! »aid condition of the water the eomp-
I b*en ex|>en<!ed io auch Work.
country
weekly is unusual and it ia not often you find a publisher ■">' ha» planned to, and will, over-
The ground upon wbich all Oppo
sition to and attack uj*m the who has the courage to attempt such a difficult task. We are confi- 00,1,6 *1»« “ ,,,e hy large »torage re»er-
c o fiip u n v i» b e m g m a d « i» t i , « » “ it dent the results will lx; worth the cff >rt and add to the value of vo,f*> *•"• of which ia to contain over
OHUUL I Uli I UVLO haa llevelopod tliat liier« ia ineuffi- the paper as an advertising medium. Besides, the paper is chuck *,evrn ,,u" dr,'<1 ■ » tlx in i»ct, ui a
°f
*" the
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cient water in Tumalo creek to ir full of news, the makeup is good and it has a prosperous look from •pecificatiwn*
submitted hy the prnle- 1
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the
number
of
of
adds
you
are
running,
You
deserve
encourage
S uk Nun Resident Laad lultfcrs liil rigale inore than twelv« thouaand
ceiMior »how, » .torage reservoir *«. Elevea Year Old Girl, ia Csatact l i t !
ment for attempting to give your subscribers a first class paper,
roil leu I plated and provided for a« part
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T a t Lillk Stack ia Lato» Uterine« ' 3C,*'B ”■ Whil. it ha. be«n found
and
we are confident you will meet with success. You certainly of the water supply .y.tem. The d,.- | L*«kt^ (« 5oluK
, tliat thia lU lf n i i n t i i )irobibly Irue
at Big
atiaa taraas, kkcsc Lame .<■ i«r »■ ihe natmai flu» >4 the »r¡ h have our best wishes.
covery of the fart» 1« to the natural
S c G m I EaUrUiaflKGt
Yours truly,
How of Ttimalo creek will, therefore,'
E ibartaliaa Is to Be AaswercdSaaa. irt" k u C4M,c*r"*d> “ “ ‘ dm,,uH ' r
the tarne »Inten.unt and it it a (»n
require that the «aid plan, and apeci- ' lescaed frota lajarr kj Her Teacher.
A merican T ype F ounders C ompany ,
lh»t there it at pri-aeut anipl e water
C on t in u ed on page 6.
0. R. B a l l , Manager.
1TNDEU DATE OF MAY 19
EDMOND. Jnne 4 (Special
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the Columbia Southern Irri.
Correspondence) Nellie Cov-
company, T. W. Clark, vice pres-
;rt, 11 years old, one of eight
ident and manager, sends out a
children participating in an enter
very Iona letter to non-reskfent
tainment and basket social held
holders of land in the Icxuil legre- j
at the schoolhouse Saturday eve
gation The letter is a tissue of j
ning. came into contact with the
lies and will be answered next
State and County Election held In Crook County, Qregon, June i, 1908.—Official Count.
flame of a gasoline cook stove
week by an eminently capante
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just
before the curtain went up
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local citizen—The letter reads:
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and
narrowly
escaped a horrible
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oft
matlltarmaatf
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bare
hands
the
girl
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fatally in-
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Poriland, informing you of it »nit Hold H llaan. of l.aiir ruiinty. rmp ru
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after the exciting incident, Nellie
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now pending Hgunikt tbe Company c c *' J llrli,
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ancse
drill that wns put on. The
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certuin other «Intérnente and rep- j f. 14 knarry, of MuifnoBtRb cmjuty. 4rm
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proceeds
of the ent-rt unment,
re»« Illation» relative to the condi « K 11 « li ln«, of yainhlll county, pfuli.
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which
were
given to raise fund for
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the purchase o f a bell foe the belfrv,
and «»king that you eend one do! j Il M (•*•. >.f XullD.imah r-mnif rrv
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iM'orir K. « YmmUcrlain. of Muiiiiomah c«» J. 1
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lir a » a member-lnp fee in the J.
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"Recovery Allocation" and to de Ton lU iu otn tnaaiMioM R
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The Redmond baseball team de*
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fray t'xpenae» of other »uit» or pro . Ij.lr H Alirblomi. nl Mullnumah anual, r _*« :» 4\
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fettted
Prineville, 18 to 11, in the
J r. Nvwall. of Mnllnomali cuunijr. »r..
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ceeding» againet the Company, Ufli-flff Y»»uiif. «if Multnomah county. «1cm. 13 lu a * !
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game
played here Sunday. Tbe
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“ to recover money fierctofore paid A K. ll.iMlIin«. ..1 Mullnnmah rnnub m l
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week
before
it was Redmond 12,
r<>» ri.4l'.u i>u ATto«»lT; Tlh J( v i
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in the next issue of
by you" to tide Company; that lat Ini) 4 » .In, »1 W«»«a rnuuiy : dr»,
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Bend 8. It was a hit and run game
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the Chronicle.
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with plenty of error« thrown in to
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tion fo; tin-mtiereliip in the organi- j ilmrf» FI Mrrr,M»a. ul Mtmilb muni, . r Ti 2\ 47 [
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hove »cored 9 runs the first inning,
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power of attornev.
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then Prineville changed pitch
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joining »aid or any «uch organi J II llnmaf. ul M»4ra»;»i<
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Mr. and Mr*. Chappell will
company, to inve.ligale fully cer Kn» » » » « i r r -
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Krank RIkIn». ul M»dr»|. rap
ios ' other Willamette points. They start
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letter and to cunsidar the '-on»e- K., r Long, ul rrlntflll»; »ne
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' from here this week and drive a-
Uuenc«! of placing further ohatruo» Ko» n i a i —
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cross. Mr. Manderscheid will wat
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lioim to the completion of the work H P. Wllhult.nl rrlu»sm»: «O'
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the cro|>s during their absence.
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U| hiii the segregation in the way of K«» T i n » •»■ -
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No definite news as yet as to
thi» company.
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when L. E. Lamb will return.
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Irrigai Ing Yarn
Spun Blandly
by C. » . Co.
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Flames Scorch
Hands After
Firing Sash.
FLURRY OF FEAR
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PRECINCT ELECTION RETURNS.
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ligation» it »hould be firmly e»tab-
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iDhed in your mind and remem ¡ P I^KnlUWr. ni Krln»»lll«! d»w .
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C. t>.Sw»n«nn. ul Krlu»'lll* -*c
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bered during all such inve»tiga gon (< »*>04. »i r»»i»T »»D »»r
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K. A - K**rd. nl »l.l«r(| irp
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time this company In*» not failed Kn» »1 » I »Tn«
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in n »ingle material particular in Jaron K Haiiham, af luilAlaw; toc
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W»« 1 r II Iluat.kn, of PrlaaTlII»; firm
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complying with the terms of its
frrd A Rico, of PrlneflPa; rei*
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CouaiMtoMia—
contract with tbe -tate of Oregon;
W II H»rnrr. ni l’ rlnrrlll»: »ne
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that while there bna been Home de Jam*« Rica, «>f llaycra«fk. rrp
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lay during th# pa»t year and a half, t M» 4'«'»*>»»» —
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in the work of the company ns Lnrtb 4II-TIO»
For Prohlhlftlon
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due to cau»es over which the
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are temporary only; that therefor«,
at the present time, no cause of
act.an whatsoever exist* against
^LECTION DAY is over, and th?re have been a number
the company’, for no injury hn»
A prises. It was a foregone conclusion that Crook
been done to any one nor i» there
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’ould
vote dry, but not even the most prescient optimist
any injury imminent.
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It seems now a* though be is prob
ably waiting to see the voungest
:.4 son pass the state.
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Quite a number of callers at this
Í 2«T place Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Park,
¡ VVt
. Kil bad been improving very slightly
for a day or two, but is worse row;
not, however, as an effect of tl •
company.
an
W. B. Lamb lost a black hoise
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M3 Sunday morning after working w ith
him all night. It seems to have
been a b»d case of bats in the stom
ach.
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REPUBLICANS SWEEP COUNTY AND STATE
of sur-
county
opined
! that Sisters, Bend and Prineville. in fact, every precinct, would
The company is prepared to
, adopt local option. Sisters carried for prohibition 82 to 27, Bend
carry out the project of irri» avion i\
jq 29
Prineville 112 to 109, Redmond 63 to 28, and Laidlaw
and the »aid contract and while f
81 to 11. With several precincts yet to be heard front, the county
considerable change lias bnn tntije
went dry 1,113 to 537.
front the the original plan*, tfie
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Chamberliin carried the state for United States senator by a
* im‘ *!inK nec<?»HitaU‘( *y un orr*cle%r plurality over Cake of 1279 votes, with Multnomah and 6 oth
seen conditions, IN toe five ve*ni i
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er countiis yet to be heard from. Multnomah will give Chamber
lain a lead o f 800, making his plurality 1,279.
More than half a hundred Statement No. 1 men are elected to
the legislature, but the fate of this statement is still somewhat in
doubt. For joint senator, this district. Springer (democrat) has a
large margin over Merryman, (republican). Crook county voted
strong for it*, own man. The figures available being 923 for Spring
er to 634 for Merryman. Klamath county. Merryman's home, gave
him 962 votes against 516 cast for Springer.
Frank Elkins defeated W. C. Cerglcten for Sheriff 1,179 to 551.
RoDert Immelee also lost a new
horse.
—K. C. PARK.
Reverting back to prohibiti
again. Wasco county voted wet
by 200 majority, but Hood River
went dry by 15 votes. Antelope
voted dry by 2 majority, and
Shaniko remains wet by 15.