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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1917)
1 PAGE 2 CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL FEBRUARY 15, 1917 DISTRESSING RHEUMATISM How many people, crippled and lame from rheumatism owe their condition to neglected or incorrect treatment! It is the exact combination of pureTlorwegian Cod Liver Oil with glycerine and hypophosphites as contained in II j asm that has made Scott's famous for relieving rheuma tism when other treatments have utterly failed. If you are a rheumatism sufferer, or feel its first symptoms, start on Scott's Emulsion at once. IT MAY BE EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED. Scott Bowm, BlocmfitU, N. i. i. - - ( v.r- - 1 -.-- . fc- ipy, fag1" vj: 3 -. In the heart of the city The Portland Hotel Invites the citizens of the empire east of the Cs cascades to sojourn under its hospitable roof when ever they visit the City of Roses. Generous in size and superior in environment The Portland offers to its guests every luxury and convenience. European Plan $1.50 and Upwards Richard W. Childi Maufcr t tBS " r JAY H. DOBBIN', President HEN'RY L. CORBETT, Vice-Pres. J. C. AINSWORTH, Vlce-Pres. E. F. ROY, Treasurer S. C. SPENCER, Secretary E. W. RUMBLE, Gen. Mgr. Columbia Basin Wool Warehouse Co. Incorporated Advances Made on Wool Loan on Sheep WE BUY NO WOOL DIRECTORS Jay H. Dobbin Henry L. Corbett C. C. Colt R. N. Stanfield J. C. Ainsworth W. P. Dickey E. W. Rumble North Portland Oregon Mum Hardware of REDMOND, OREGON Invites your inquiries for anything in the hardware and implement line. We carry the most complete stock in Central Oregon. Orders Filled Same Day as Received. Try Our Parcel Post Service Our Motto Best Quality, Lowest Price Prompt Service CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL BY liVY I.AKOI.I.KTTK Entered at the postolllce nt Prlne villi, Oregon, as second-class mat tor. rVilijSIIKlKV KUY THUISUAY Price $1.60 per year, payable strictly In advance. In rant of change of address please notify us at once, giving both old and new address. THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGI ADVERTISING BY THE general orricis NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES CD 9so fletter Jour We can prove our claim to quality A trial has convinced others we can convince you OUR THK OREGON l.E;lil,.UTRE This week will mark the close of the twenty-ninth assembly of the Oregon Legislature. Tor the first time the legislature has worked with a limitation of ex penditures, and that the result of this assembly has been more satis factory for the limitation, there can be no doubt. People who ,are Interested In a rlous appropriation bills found that when the. amounts they would liko to have were impossible, a few thousands of dollars less would suf fice, and as a result, no real meri torious measures are liable to suf fer from lark of appropriations. Some very strong bills have be come lnws. the bone dry measure and antl-clgarette legislation being acted upon as a matter of fact. while at any previous assembly. such bills would have had little consideration. These bills were passed, not be cause of the personal tastes and de sires of the members of the as sembly, but because the demand from the people is so great for the; enactment of laws that prevent vice1 In almost any form that the legiB-) lator'who faces the Issue of voting, on these bills does so with the feel-; ing that the people In his district' are watching his movements, which they are, and this supplemented by! his knowledge that the thing is rigTit, makes this kind of legislation J caBy. It is to be regretted that many , of the most important bills wtIT lC acted upon during the remaining two days and nights of the as sembly. This is due chiefly to two things. One is that the influx of bills is al ways heavier than the1 machinery of the law making bodies can grind through, the other cause Is lnten:i tlonal delay of these matters In I order to prevent undue suffering- on I the part of members of the tfcfrd j house and the "people", when thel measures are finally put to slf.vp or passed as the case may be. The passage of a bill' providing j for bond issues totaling nearly eight millions of dollars for road pur-j poses will occupy considerable time.j and may be the cause of estenditigj the session over Into next week, al-j though this is regarded as. unlikely. I The plan to avoid the tax limita- tion law by putting a rtigti tax upon automobiles was a liappy one for; the legislature, as they wanted to pass, a road bill, and yet tiad no funds with which to build roads. As a summary it may be well to remark that the twenty-ninth legis lative assembly lias been above the average, which may be considered a compliment, and again it may not be so complimentary either. HOOT goes to you with the guarantee to please and satisfy or your money refunded PRINEVILLE FLOUR MILLS 9 8 9 33 9 IB 1 THIS MAX KNOWS When you listen to a discourse on stock raising, it is natural that you prefer to hear a man who has been successful without question. On agricultural topics, a man wno has grown crops successfully is to be preferred to a novice who has much theory, but would starve in a few months if he were placed on the soil on his own resounces. Likewise, if you wish to hear a sermon, a man who knows his bible is the man who will interest you. I Such a man is Dr. Lyon, and the large crowds that go each night to his meetings testify to his ability to handle his chosen subjects. A LIVESTOCK CENTER More and more each year, the people of Oregon are recognizing Prlneville as a center for the pro duction and finishing of livestock that is without a peer In the north west. Whenever beef are shipped to the markets from Prlneville, they are good beef. When a Prlneville man wants breeding stock for the im provement of his herds, he wants good stock, knows a good Individual when he sees it, and is willing and has the money to pay what such stock Is worth. The people of this part of the state should keep the fact in mind that this is a livestock country above all else, and make that in dustry first in their plans, and they will prosper more each year. ANNOUNCEMENT!! We take great pleasure in announcing that we will represent the famous VELIE BILTWELL SIX line in this territory VAGLbO is our choice because of the quality which the name VELIE has always insured and the unquestionable leadership which VELIE cars are demonstrating in the light-six field Volin Mnrlol 9ft w'1 P0'"11 VELIE Continental motor, Timken axles Ycllc lYlOUCl 0 and bearings, multiple disc clutcrw roomy streamline body, full electrical equipment and all VELIE values, only $1 1 35 Moline. No other car in the light six class made such a high percentage of gain in the last year as the VELIE and it will still make greater gains this year. Back of the surpassing Velie Values is the Velie Prestige, half a century of manufacturing experience, the reputation of one of the most substantial organizations in America. The name insures the quality, responjibility; service . m satisfaction. The 191 Z line $1135 v m & F.O.B. MOUNTS JAffl comprises touring car $1135" 2-passenger Roadster $1115; 4-passenger Companionable Roadster $1135; Town Car $2200; Cabriolet $1485; Se dan $1685; 4-pass. Coupe $1750; and a larger 7-pass. Six, a model of luxury and comfort at $1600. All are Backed by one of the Most Substantial Organizations in America With half a century of experience and prestige Immediate Deliveries Demonstrations on Request mzrn J. H. TEMPLETON, Agent E. G. HODSON, Service Man KOHIM AND IKG8 At the same time that a bill was being drafted to place a license of from 115 to ?50 per year on auto mobiles and trucks, the legislature was considering the passage of a bill to license dogs in all parts of the state except the coast counties with a fee of from $2.50 to $5.00 per year. ( When the farmer Is compelled to pay In license fees what he does not pay In direct tax, the result Is quite the same. We fail to see why a sheep or cattle dog should be compelled to carry a license tag In" eastern Oro gon, when a flea-bitten hound in the coast range is exempted, however. ! I ITT WELp D I I J jLi PERCY. SMITH MmJk A V I lea word Classified Ads lc a word