Crook County journal., February 13, 1902, Image 3

! Additional Locals.
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ulisltiK Apniuiy, (14 .ml H.1 .Morelmritl Kx.
CliniiK", Hiui KrmiuiwHi, Califuriiia, wlierc cuu
trwitt (or mlmiiiiniK oitn lw ninio for lb
I'etllltiu to Cnntfroaa,
- Petition! aro bring circulated
throughout th state addressed to
the Oregon delegation in congress,
asking favorable consideration In
Imhulf of tlio efforts which are be
ing wade to have Crater Lake set
aside as a National Park. This in
u matter in which the people o(
Oregon lire iutureHted mid would
like to see accomplished. Follow
ing is the petition:
To the Senate and House of Jtcp-
roHcntutives in Congress Assom-
Ided:
Your petitioners, residents of the
Into of Oregon, respectfully get
forth the following fact, and ask
jour consideration tlierenf:
Crater Lake it located on the
emnitiit of the Cascade- range of
mountains, in Kljunutli county,
Oregon, and in one of (he greatest!
natural wonders in the world. Jtj
is a portion of the unappropriated !
vacant domain of the government,
and in the opitiion of your peti
tioners should be set apart and
maintained as a National Park
To this end" Hon, Thomas II
jouguo lias introdiici-u in your
honorable body II. K. 4.')93, for
which we respectfully request your
support.
The surface of the lake is 6,2:)8
feet tiipivi sea level, it is nearly six
mil us iu diameter and incompletely
surrounded by nearly perpendicu
lar walls from 1,000 to 2,000 feet
high. It contains a circular isl
and or cinder cone, 813 feet high,
iu the top of which is uu extinct
crater. The water is clear as crys
tal, 2,000 feet deep and of the rich
est possible blue. Adjoining the
like and guarding it approaches
the mountains are rugged, of great
altitude and of no value for agri
culture or mining. In spite of the
laws to the contrary, wild game in
tho Pacific Northwest is rapidly
disappearing, and unless steps are
taken in tho neur future to provide
a refuge for it, many varieties will
become extinct.
Therefore, your petitioners ask
your favorable consideration of II.
11. 4a3.,
Will Una oil fur Fuel.
The Southern Pacific will we oil
for fuel on its locomotives running
as far north ns Ashland. Oil tanks
are to be erected at Ashland and
Dunsmuir, and at Edgewood and
Ilornbrook. U'ork on theso has
already been kgun. Oil is found
t lie a cheaper fuel than wood or
coal and but little available timber.
It is given out that the oil tank
which the company will construct
in Ashland is to be one of mam-1
moth proportions. It will be 33
feet high from the ground, with a
diameter of 115 feet, and will have
a capacity of holding 65,000 bar
rels of oil. There ai e 42 gallons in
a barrel, so that a little multipli
cation shows that the new tank
when full will contain 2,310,000
gallons.
The donul work of Dr.O. A. Oline it
ton wall known in thin ountry to need
any praise. Hcan always be found ui
thoId stand, nuttdnor te th Kirsl
National Bank, diva him call.
Settle Up.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the firm of Stewart 4 Co.
will please cull and settle as we do
not intend doing any credit business.
9-12
Stkwart t Co.
Baptiat Church services at Prineville
vary 2nd and 4t!i gundays in tacit
mmfh, at Culver every 3rd Sunday and
at Howard every 1st Sunday,
M. firamblet.
school colum?.
A I'Ai'l'.ll. Itaund wwltl? fur mhJ by Ui
V arid VI Grades of tho I'uWIe Hclnwls, of
Prineville, Onxm,
Anna Haiimo,,
Ctoi.K Huiiii,
Mlitnr.
. . . Associate-KUItor,
KltUMY, FWMUAItY 8, I'JOii.
Miss Emma Ketchum paid us a
short cull Wednesday.
The pupils of the upper rooms
have nearly all returned to school.
The Washington's birthday pro
gram will be published next week.
Mies Jennie King paid the. pri
mary department a short visit last
Friday. t
.
Tops have made their appearance
on the school ground and, the boys
seem to have trouble finding a dry
piece of ground on which to spin
them.
Wo were informed some time ago
that our old enemy, scarlet fever,
was still with us. Two pupils
thought to have been exposed to
this disease were sent home from
school.
The Prineville Society rendered
a short but excellent program last
Tuesdap afternoon. The following
visitors were present: Warren
Brown, Kennie Booth und Arling
ton Davis.
Tho VI grade pupils are having
written test's in arithmetic and ge
ography. They have just finished
common fractions in urilhinet.c.
About a week's work in review of
decimals and theu the class will
liegin in measurements. In geog
raphy Europe has been completed
and now the study of Africa is in
order.
From the report of Mr. Boegli's
room for the month ending Jan.
24, we take tho following items:
Number enrolled to date, 61; be
longing on first day of month, 58;
admitted during month, 3; with
drawn, fi; belonging at end of
month, 55; cute corporal punish
ment, 15; days present, 6K1; days
absent, 5UJ; times tardy, 1; aver
ago number belonging, 55 4-10; av
erage daily attendance, 50 5-10;
number pupils neither tardy or ab
sent, 35.
The idea that an education is
something which enables a man to
mako a living without work U the
len advantage. 'fhc
right sort of an education is not a
mero accomplishment for genteel
idleness, but a practical training
which enables one to discover the
iK'st way to do overything he un
dertakes. Those who have that
kind of an education saves time
and labor in everything they do,
because they always take a prac
tical view of things, and do every
thing in the easiest and most common-sense
way. Sygley.
The next quarter of a century is
going to witness one of the most
tremendous and desperate struggles
to save the boy from the whiskey,
bottle, the gambling mania, the oc
topus of social impurity, and the
clutch of gold-greediness. The
meetings in Carnegie hall, the
blows of the' hatchet in Kansas, the
anti-cigarette league are but st raws.
The boy's mother is in the fight al
ready. But it is time the boy's
father was aroused. Shout it above
the jingle of the telephone; above
the clatter of the car wheels; above
the chatter of the clubs, and so
loud us to break the spell of the
newspaper and novel: "The boy
needs his father!" He must get
from him a virulent, aggressive
type of piety. He must see in him
his ideal of courageous citizenship
and staunch loyalty to honor, A
hundred devoted mothers couldn't
do this for the boy, though they
gave their lives,'
Does tho boy's father hear? Is
the boy's fattier ready to meet the
emergency? C, E. World.
A WORTHY HUCCiittaOa
"Something Mew Under tha Sun,"
All doctors have tried to cure Catarrh
bv the um of powders, acid inhal
ers and drum in pnoie form. Their ow
ders dry up the mucuuus membrane caus
ing them lo crack pun and blood. Tile
powerful acids ud lit the inhalers liave
entirely eaten away the same iiiembraiiee
tlutt their makers have aimed to cure,
while pastes and ointments utiiimt reach
the disease. An old and experienced
truetitioner who has for many years made
a clo study and specially i4 CATAKRH
lias at last perfected a treatment Hindi
hen faithfully used, not only relieves at
once, but permanently cures CATAKlttl
by roiuoytiiK the cause, stopping the dis
charges and curing all inflammation. It is
the only remedy that actually reaches the
afllicted patss. This wonderful remedy
lakmiwnas "KJU'fTLES. the (J CAR
ANTKED CATAKRH CUKE." end
sold at. the extremely low price of one
dollar, c"ich package i:oiiliiiiiix internal
and external aiedimne sufficient f.-r a full
month's treatment, and everything uece
wry to ic pertect use.
"SNUf KLKS" is the only pertect CA
TARItliCUKE ever made 'mills no
rer.uiised as Ilia only sal and positive
cure lor tliaUiiimyini.' and ilif(utiiii! di
sease. It. enrts all infiiifimstiou ipiicklj
and permanently and is nlto wonderfully
quick to relieve HAY FEVER or COLD
in the HEAD.
CATARRH when neirlected "flfn lead
t CONSU .V PTION - 'NN C FFLE.S''
ill ante you if you use it at once. It if
n ordinary remedy, hut a complete treat
niriit which is KUiiranteed lo cure OA -T
ARRH in any form or sta-e if used ac
cording t,i Hie directions ttliicll accoei
pany every nackao. Dmi't delay bin
send for it at once and write full particu
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receive special advice from the discoverei
of this wonderful remedy rej(rilinif your
rase without coat In you beyond th reg
ular nnce of "KNfjPKLEK " the GUAR
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Sent prepaid to auv aridreas in llir
Cnited Kmtea or Canada on rtoipt of
one dollar. Addreaa Dent. E m ED
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This will fcivoyouf Life.
By Inducing1 yon to use
Dr, King's flew Discovery,
Consumption, Coiishs and Colds.
The only Guaranteed Cure.
NO Cure. WO Pay. lour Drug
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A3SOLUTELY CURES
Grip, Influenza, Afthms, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Pneumonia, or any
Altection of the Throat and Lungs.
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Stage line
AMOS BAgCtR, Prop'r.
Stage leaves Prineville
Mondays and Thursdays,
returning on Wednesdays
and Haturdays. Connects
at Paulina with Canyon
City stage. Passengers
and express carried at
reasonable rates. Office
at Templeton & Son's
drug store
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Str. "TAEOMA"
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SctwiTii Portland, The Dalle-
ami Way Points,
I-ave I'urlland, Mondays. WedneaiUvs !
n rnnays at v a ni. Arnre at The
UiiIIhs, Hume il.ijs at S p. m.
Leiive The Dalles, Tnesilairs.T'iiiriidaj's
ind Saturdays at 7 a. in. Arrive at
furtiund, sxiiif days at 4 p. ni.
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traction!? on Karth,
POETLAlTB-i STOEIA EOUTS
Steamer
''BAILEY GATZERT"
Daily lioimd Tri Except Sunday
Time Card
Ij-ave .Portland 7 s. m,
la"- A.Wia 7p. ni.
LanSInc: Foot of Alder Street.
BOTH moats MAIM SSI
JohryM. Filionn. Agt., .The Dalles
A. J; Taylor, Agt., Astoria
I. C. Wvatr, Agt., Vancouver.
i'rather&Kewman Agt. Hood River
Wolford k Wyers, Agt., W. Salmon
K. W. Criditon, Agt., Portland
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jjiO.UO. Tliiskhid of anincliinecan
be bimjrlit from us or auv of our
deuli-rs fmiu $15.00 to ylS.00.
WC MAKE A VARIETY.
THE HEW HOME IS THE BEST.
The Feed determines t'n streneth or
wenkniMa of Hewing ilmhinin. The
Uaiibln FcchI eombineit with other
slrotiK lviitits makes tiie Xcw Ilouie
tlie oost bowing ASactiiue to buy.
howlnr tha dlf-
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DallT CstasiUa Rlrer 4:00 p.m.
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