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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
Now Comes Prosperity

As an evidence to the return to
business of the leading industries
of the state we cite the fact that
oil of our coal mines now have n
sufficient number of orders for the
entire output of their properties
and are now operating on full time
when they Lave sufficient cars to
handle mine production.
The scarcity Of cars is in its-''
an indication of the prosperpu-
condition of the country, from tn
fact that the entire equipment oi
the system is employed in trans
porting the unusually large amount
of agri cultural production of the
state, including stock, fruit, hay
grain, potatoes and other vegetabl-
es
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
To Enlarge Stock Exchange

Denver will soon have stock
exchange of its own, which will
handle mining, industrial and rail.
way stocks. A group of Denver
and Colorado Springs men. repre-
sented by d. Il. Nc Clelland is
back Of the proposition. Mr.. Nc
Clelland suggested to the directors
Of the Denver stock exchange that
it he enlarged and handle all class
es of stocks, but, so far, no definite
conclusion has been reached in re.
gard to this matter. Seats in the
proposed enlarged exchange arc
being subscribed for, and it is ex.
pected that within few week;
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

One of the best ranches in the
.Jax Cabin neighborhood. 100 acres
all under culture, cuts from l3O to
200 tons of timothy pei season.
100 head OF stock. full equipment
of farming utensils, including rak-
es. mowers, wagons, etc. Call at
Pilot offic. for particulars
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

Six hundred mere tavca lr p-rf5
cutting two nunurcu Sons UT Hnf
yearly Within Two mj''- f 'nFu
and for sail. with 81 Dead oi ,tlch
and complete farming equipment
A bargain to th. party who w"nis Ia
locate permanently,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

Six room cottage and three lots
on the corner of main street in the
school honse block. Best location
in the city can be bought very
cheap for cash.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

acquired of the government and is
now wholly owned and possessed
by individuals. In fact the East
is already overpopulated and the
surplus is seen coming west for
the purpose of securing new homes
and lands from the government
Under these conditions the people
of the Eastern states should entire
ly sympathize with the sentiment
of the West in demanding the res
.oration of all public domain and
settlement by those who Ee now
seeking homes in the unoccupiei
portions of the West. Especially
should the eastern citizens favor
the settlement of the West by the
native born, raised and educated
in American homes rather than
see the country flooded with for
eign emigration, from homes of
squalor. ignorance, refugees from
Justice and breeders of anarchy.
1t is the greatest imposition ever
placed on upon the west, when the
best portions OF our public lands
were withdrawn from eutry and
settlement and while the country
is under the surveillance OF on. who
should be only servant of the
public. This one person has seen
lit to abrogate the laws relative TO
the settlement, occupancy and ac-
quirement of public lands by the
homeseeker and persons are to be-
come tresspassers when and where
ever they enter upon public lands.
Tue prospector or miner Inns no
loayer any rights to discovery or
locations within the jurisdiction Of
the Forest Reserve, which embrac-
es practically all of the desirable
mining territory of the West.
The term free soil is n misnomer
since the reign of Pinchotism has
been over the country, and free
dom to pioneering for mines or
and homesesking thing of the
past. The homelanders OF the East
should join us of the West in our
demands for the Withdrawals of nll
restrictions which initiate against
the equal rights and privileges on
which they originally obtained
their homes in the East, be given
their sons, who, come to the west
seeking homes. W. strongly ad-
vocate the choosing Of western
man for the west in the selection
of Secretary Of the Interior, in as
much as nearly all the business of
the department lies in the manage
ment of the public domain which
is almost wholly embraced within |
our western continent. We are and
forever shall be, wholly opposed to
the appearance of landlordism as
exemplitied under the rule of Chief
Piuchot who has ignored the laws
of this land. He has without pre-
cedent. against tho will OF congress
or the people, withdrawn from en-
try and settlement, hundreds OF
millions of acres of the best land
belonging to The government and
people and seeks to place the same
in immense reserves belonging to
the government which may be for
ever Withdrawn from occupancy or
ownership of the common people
no matter how desirrble or how
rich in mineral, comm .rciul or AZ
ricultural resources it may be.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

is economy of expense like this
that is making a mine at the Enter
prise. Mr.. Larson is an experience
ed Aspen miner who for years was
of the old Mineral
Farm aud other large properties.
News-Champioa
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
THE MAN FOR THE PLACE
John Hayes Hammond For
Secretary Of the Interior

John Hays Hapmoud is promi-
nently mentioned as suitable man
for the position Of Secretary of the
Interior, under President Taft.
This is such a good idea that We
fear it will not msteralize. The
West has grown SO used to taking
the worst of it, down in Washing
ton, that it never really expects
anything else. The Intesior De-
partmeut has primarily to do with
Western affairs. One OF its most
important functions is the admins
tration and distribution of all tn
Public Domain.
Just us the stockholders of n
Western niue, bursting with min
ing wisdom, generally appoint some
ne'er.do. well Eastern relative to
! manage the mine. SO our grave and
high. minded federal politicians gen
orally give the job Of the Secretary
of the Interior to some man who
has established political relation
ship wita the powers that be, but
who has displayed no particular
aptitude for administrative work.
One would think, imasmucl' nc
So mu-h of the work OF the Depart
has to do with the West, that a
Western man would always be the
one chosen for the head of the de-
partmcnt. Such is not the case,
however, as the Western citizens
have learned to their sorrow. Ii
may be said, to the credit of Mr..
Garfield, that he really did spend
ten DAYS in Colorado during last
summer, and it is to be noted that
his public utterances have teen
much influenced by that brief Wis
it to the West. How much more
sane would be the selection OF n
man like Mr. Hammond to fill that
position. Mr.. Hammond began his
career in California. He is alive to
Western conditions. He is not al.
: together a stranger to political Of
efice, having served his term in the
State Mining Bureau OF California
He is q man renowned for his ad-
ministrstive ability. He has been
paid enGrnus salaries by great
mining companies, not so much
IL. cause he was great geoloxist
and scientist, as because he was q
great organizer. 1t is said that the
recent Republican victory was
greatly augmented 10y the organic
inx ability of Mr.. Hammond, who
worked as a volunteer with Mr.
Hitchcock.
The friction between the mining
interests and the Federal Reserves
js largely due to the immovable ig-
norance concerning the West, that
broods over Washington. A man
like Mr.. Hammond, placed in the
Secretary of the Interior, would
soon tear gap in the dark veil OF
ignorance.
All will heartily indorse the SEN
timents expressed in the above
editorial and taken from the Min
ing Science of Denver. The ap'
pointment of such a person as
John Hayes Hammond rs Secre-
tary Of the Interior should he emf
hentls satisfactory to both the East
\ and West in fact it cuts 80 little
ice with the populated states on
Atlantic coast, where there is no
l,nver auy public territory tu be
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

An inprov ranch near the
mouth of Cement creek, will be
sold for part cash and balance on
time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

For sale new first class sewing
machine. Call and examin" the
same at the PlLor Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

An elegant four room cottage
almost new, with two lots, cnn be
purchased for one hall the original
cost.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

definite plans will be agreed to in
regard to the expansion of ex-
change, which now deals exclusive
ly in mining stocks.
The fact that there is scarcely
any market for mining stocks ut
the present time probably caused
the men who have been handling
mining stocks exclusively TO con-
slider plan to enlarge their field
1t frequently happens that when
the sale of mining stocks is dul'
other stocks are active.
Is YOUR substitution paid?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
DIP PR||cE's
CREAM
BAKING POWDER
Made from healthful
grape cream of tartar

Will make twice as much good
bread, biscuit and cake, pound for
pound, as the lowpricedimitations
made from, alum and alum phos-
pilates, and mill make the food
appetizing and heaIthful.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Ponder
is not only economical but makes
the food more wholesome.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
Real-EState

List your property with the
Pilot i! il is for sale OF trade.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
Bert Ward ia down from Hard

Bert Ward is down from Hard
man.
Mike McCabe was up from Ceci
Monday and Tuesday.
AL Ayers and wife came in from
Parker's Mill yesterday.
Oscar Borg is confined to hi
room this week with the Grip.
w. j. Blake and wife, of lone
came up from that city last even.
ing.
Pat McDaid and wife were uI
from Ella and spent several days
the ore part of this week.
J. F. Ward and wife were in the
city yesterday and this forenoon
from their ranch south OF Hard
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Conser re-
turned from Portland last evening,
where they had been in hopes of
benefting Mr.. Conser's health.
A. s. Akers returned from Port
land Tuesday evening where be
had been as a delegate to the
state socialist convention.
Guy L. Hadley was in from
Hardman. Saturday. He reports
little too much moisture in the
for plowing. Crops are looking
we'll in the Hardman country.
The Elks lodge of this city will
give another lodge affair on Friday,
night, March %. They have &C.
cured the Birgfeld orchestra of
The Dalles, and the affair will be
held in the Club building. Mem
bers are requested to hand in the
names of parties they desire to be
invited. The program will consist
of a concert and dance to follow.
,eava names with T.. T.. Fraeland |
at National Bank.
f. M. Shut hes too many fine thor
oughbred Leghorn hens, one year old.
and will sell couple of dozen of them
:heap. Leghorn egIs $3.50 per ssetting.
Black Langshan eggs 500 Ter setting.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

J. W. Cradick is in the city to
day from Eight Mile.
Con Carly, the Strawberr!
sheepman, is in the city today.
Medford is advertising itself ex
tensively. 1t will pay.
Fruit spraying is going on all
over the county, in town and out
Of town, says the Hillsboro Argus
Most of Washington county's or.
chards will be sprayed this year,
and there will be a decided i'm.
provement in the quality as we'll
as the quantity Of the apples raised.
Spraying pays; there is no doubt
about il.
In the HiIlsboro courthouse yard
may be seen some fine redwood
trees, which were set out in 1876,
says the Argus. They were brought
t. this county by the late John
Porter, who had nursery north of
Cornelius. The trees are rapid
growers, and while they are not the
same as the big California redwood,
they belong to the redwood species.
Just how high they will grow can
not be foretold, but they will aver
age about 40 feet at the present
time.
Frank Forrest Crooked river
farmer, who has lived in Crook
county for 80 years, says that the
solution of the problem for the far
mers of that section at the present
time lies in putting their grain into
hogs and other stock. Last fall he
started in with 80 head of hogs,
counting sows and pigs. This
spring he sold at Prineville one
bunch of hogs which brought him
s714, and he still has between 70
and so hogs left. This fall he will
have another lot to market, from !,
which he expects to realize about
1920. still keeping his brood sows
md pigs.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
Reduced Rates.

For Tri-State Int-r-Scholastic Track
Meet and Defamation Contest, und
auspices Whitman College, WalIa
Waia, April 80, Nav l, the 0. r. & n
90. VIII make race OF one and one third
t4re for round trip. Sales dates April
%, so. Nav /. Continuous passage lin
each direction. Final return limit May 2.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
Big Dinner.

The ladies of the Methodist
church, South, will give one Of
their famous dinners on election
day, June 1st, at the old Star Res
taurant opposite the Palace Hotel.
Remember the time and place.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
Local Notes.

Anson Wright came down from
Hardmsn Saturday.
Herman Nelson was down from
Hsrdman Saturday.
T. w. Cutsforth, of Lexington
was in the city yesterday.
Harvey McAlister, of Lexington
spent several days in this city thii
week.
Chas. Burchell came up from
Lexington yesterday on business
at the court house.
Ed Brown, the Lexington bank.
er, accompanied by his wife, spent
yesterday in Heppner.
Eph Eskelsen, prominent
rancher near Lexington, was q
business visitor in Heppner yes.
terday.
w. w. Smead left yesterday
afternoon for Spray, where he goes
on official business for the Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias.
The lambing season is here&
John Kilkenny and others in the
lower attitudes have already COM
menced. The weather is about
all that could be desired and a
high per centage of the lambs will
be saved.
VIM. Troensigoord, Postoffice
inspector, came in Saturday even
ing, having been sent here to in
vestlgate case of sending obscene
matter through the mail at the
Heppner Office. The party send
ing it when confronted by the evil
dence gathered made confession,
and owing to the fact that it proved
to be Is year old school girl, the
inspector and Postmaster Smead
have recommended to the Z. S.
District Attorney that no further
action be taken.
Clothes cleaned and pressed called |
for and delivered. GUY MCKSIGHT
Il. w. Hickok, the lone grain
buyer, will be at Heppner Thurs
day of each week. Get offers on
your grain.
Phil Cohn, at the Heppner
warehouse, will pay the highest
price for hides, pelts, and furs.
Seed wheat, oats, rye, and barley
on hand.
Rev. Charles III. Porter has some OF
the finest White Wvando'te chickens in
the NoI thwest. They are beauties and
the greatest os all egg lsyers. Three
pens, each headed by prize winning
males Pen No. by cooke ell winning
in six shows No. by cockere) winning
in three shows this year. No. 3 by 3rd
prize cockerel at Salem three years ago
See these Royal Whites" and get some {
settings OF eggs.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19

Semi Weekly Portland Journal and
Heppner Gazette only $1.75 per year.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
PEDIGREE

Jordan No 1913, black jack, white
points, Is hands standard. He 10 sired
by Dennis Jumbo, he by Imported
Jumbo, who sold for S2400.
First dam by imported st. Martin,
second dam native Jennet. THIS tel-
low has long body. firm head and ears,
fiat bone and big feet. Weighs 1000
pounds.
For further information inquire at the
Gazette office.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-03-19
Fine Jack for Sale.

- The finest jack ever brought to Nor.
row county will be sold under positive
guarantee as foal getter. Registration
papers and pedigree to 60 with the ami
NAL. Price, $1,000. Good horses or cat
tie will be taken IN part payment. This
jack must be sold within 80 days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-31
ROMANCE or ALLEGED kDNAP ING AND RUNAWAY ENDS
 HAPPILY.

SAN FRANCISCO. AuH Dan eH- f4d. afhti,r 4f loye .a=e- au.eHer medal faI il#t might u Sacramento. aftal having ann,illgd $ +eG4A.. mau- er and ssmHrd all eer thr country he hrangn together and mad, men and Wife Etha E. Ludwig and rfef-#- zur Fred F Fitzgerald. .nha=r hove ,.. earade Had thtll.d th. ulate ,luns for the iasr GeH days
 The romance i- eulmiumsd. aad il rulmiuaatrd happily with young bride and groom rHusiur in eactJ afh. er's ara- and ,"uiue am eternal ean- tiuuaHee of tHc brand of Iova that ha. brought them together at i3-t af,r yiclssitudrs that have drawn ieh- from tender hearts from thr slnts tu the Pacific.
 II didn't all end shcn Mfs Ludnie Kidnapped her r,tg daughter 9, Ma fis, H.. on the very e.eo of her Wadiap tu her old Stanford sweetheart. and i' didn't end when Fitzsemld -Gutrd mt vovine vengeance uar when he -ud-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-31
AFTER ATTACKS ON WIFE AND BABY HE IS ARRESTED
 AFTER FIGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO ThIratz aadu.s hfr. hatseis. cruelty ta animals 4na malicious misenicf Verr thr rhars. on which Herman Pearson, 2S years "ld a reddler living at as4e Folsom street aa booked ai the Mission raure -tl- fiuu l1sf night Pearson. erazsd aia uquor. Mas arrested aaig after a tat- rl- with policeman, t.~ a,I- er -t eru -hat- and ena~, uNer h'n~rtaI- and back fences. uhIeh.ruusIad,d in lt. ,auHls arnnd If tne Gas-esf# hieh -eh4e where Per-an tas caught tho hitb wire feBeg barring his furtas aigm
 Parsons arrest followed an at tempt he made to annhllate his hous' hold Returning home about o'cloet he demanded supper forthwith. and N hen his wife admitted il was not yet cooked he struck her in the mout loosening several of her teeth
 His frenzy mounting. Pearson thrust his wife and haby out of doors. threw their bed colthes out after them. seized Ia butler knife and slashed the throat of a pct lamb that stumbled beneath his feet. Pearson attempted to kill the house dog. but the latter animal was elusive and escaped
 Pearson followed his wife out Into the yard. set fire to the bed clothes and threatened to throw the haby into the flames. but the arrival of Police man Curtis from the Mission station and a posse that had been sent out as a riot squad prevented his carrying out his determination. Pearson fled. The chase led through his house, up stairs to a neighbor's roof. down fire escape and over a fence into the Cogs-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TT" =. l.. eeuti Emil Pasteris. Frank Nquuu. Frank Natfati, Seth Eek stram. \ Morrison. and W. r. Dear born. their successors ur assiEuss You are hereby BatiHod that the uu- dersiEued has expended in labor and improvements the sum uf one hundred dollars for the year 19os upon the fnl- lowing claims. tu-ujts So r. below Apriesates discovery on Inmaehuk river. and fraction below No. F brlo,, Npplegate= discovery on Iumachuk river. FairH8yrn Mining District. Dis trirt of Alaska.
 And you. and each of you. ara fur thrr notified that if you do not. within ninety 9W days from the date Of duat publication hereof cause ta be rsid ta the undersigned yuur rrnpartiuuatr shares of said expenditure. as co-oVu- cr. yonr interest in said claim NH be- come the property Of the undersigned. under Section sasi. Revised Statutca of the United States.
 SAM EAPTASA.
 Co-Owuer Date of first pub Aug 2t, laoS Date of last pub Nov ea, 1908
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-31
LOST CONTROL
 AT GAMBLING
UNLUCKY GAMBLER TRANSFERS 250lOOo SHARES or STOCK TO
 THE BANK

HHYoIITE. Nav - John cyty. lu- catur and chief owner uf th. Klg H,u, mine. a well known prup.rts just "N,t tar California liue Iu-t r.e control ,f thg company u roulette game h-t night [" C r. Iunes, proprietor uf the Stock Exchange gambling rpuus.
 The amount uf stock involved in th, play was a1ooua shares. for which tNte had t-ru offered 8z reh as 90 cents -tmrE t5 capitalists who Hrsircf foo alaarale ihr property.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-31
NEWSPAPER
 MAN WANTED

SAN FRANCISCO. - W. II sum merSiIls formerly an Alaskan news paper mar Aa- my=trrinu-Iy dlsaF- p-ar,I. aud an investigation has brought to light facts that udteate funds and ,aMabla p9pers t4at he h-it iu trust have vanished NIth hum
 When tine police camu,a ri making iusuiry tada ,h~y found Pinkertaa agents were also on SaHmervHie's Hfail
 The missing man had charge af large mining interests in Mexico, owned by a British syndicate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-31
Identity Not Suspected.

Nl luaaH had maae -eafa of friends aHana her fellow rassaaEera auriHs the flip from Chicago. Haf uat
 eH# ef tHa# saaFegtrd Ear identity mal u-, ataut sfa tme Inc traiu rgaIea uuf faf line $eul7 dessert Into California faataHIs Sha was zaat- ,I aa lh. .b..r. rau platform. af one ..Ie. | rtaHIrfug Hrfe eaed af rho University If rauturnia with whom she ad au.a ap tHav.lne ehuu hip mB aH inc ahr #iara smee man she M1 tan trara uf stanford
 "ua m hrr.a ta know this eri aHeH etu Here st stanford asked r.r man par0me t5 rHa =torv pf The tpu4naa in a sau Frmfsru paper Nils Ludwig ea-red
 "No never even heard of her she hammered
 "rrhaps ,nu know her sureeste. r. man aHdue the paper ta tie rn tfrna pnI
 "aH doa't l.t lae a.. Hat" eua- frantic 1R- er and NH=- taaas rratt-I Hr tI-f md tarr tFa af fH4ms aaubs ua mfhe sheet
 "Wh Nmf tho mattrr- question. .d Aif== California "I- u#a u,ts stan ford scandal that you arc trying r
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-31
DRAWS A COMPARISON ON
 ROOSEVELT AND TAFT

In the course of a.= addsss- a. n. annual barq4yt ot t4. Na.a- ua-.as assueiattou. thr latter rart ar u-. maam Henry CI,ws eatsHs au tH, subject ar rHy Mauas Power and n. Business ,mtf-uk z#-f
 capital ,a gms eaur Ia araa accumulated in such au.ss. mase.. a- Co be a rr,ar rtN,l f.r aslI us asu a- Euod. and t- unss....r4 al. u.t a4- ways conscientious HHt rHaH.. fH,refafg. thes stand u.r- H u,ed ar e4,arH#eut geo'ra : U t- u4z=-- Moreover. this money I.a.t + efae tug. ae5 UH eauuHe= ts #H-u 4## tho eteath uf tn. rauHf. aad it izaH Eaadt exsrtHs under a#- s#f#gr. great political paNgr. and huiiIy timiHe py concentration nf it- fafsaz. at tEa control of tRr presidency a-If #H rhr policy of In, fodrIa gweumeHr
 Congress mas invested Inc IHe=fH=6l Hith such complete ant .amHr..h-H=fsr power "yrr tHr uaHHa HaUE=. tn railway and mduzua wsr= rUu cap ftai has t.r strongest #t nrrrftv-= ts make. If po tblr. its policy rulHetar with its own views. and tp aeeumfIi H tHs it E prepared ta make aHs .aeH- fec and rav any price within n. means
 "Iu tbi= ambition and rrsaftr. ef.eaf. srr au element of rr4ey danger Co euf cherished institutions and aHF rapuh- ------- L-. ---L .-------.u.------L k--- L-- ----
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-31

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