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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1904)
THE CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL An Independent Newspaper I. F. STEl'FA. PUBLISHED BV THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. pulillstifil every Tliurwtay at The Je.inml HuiUtiiiR, rrliicvillc, Oti'tion. S. M. BAll.l-V. OFFICIAL PAPER OF CROOK COUNTY Vi ill Pram sold his ranch on' the Oi'h.MM to Henry Cram, the consideration Winn l-.tK.Kl. Mr. ami Mre. Ward Cram will leave soon fir the Pugct Sound country on n visit. ri The JomsAt. enUwi nt Ihf it UK- ( rrinevillc, Orpg., (or trnmiiMiiii thumglutie t N. mail m fcitntl claa mutter, THURSDAY, AVOTST llUHU. from olil ami ripemw is only another term for procrastination. A CATTLEMAN'S VIEW . Editor The Journal: Realizing that newspaper com ment tend toners vate rather tlian conciliate the ill feeling resulting Irom contention for iuhlic range, a? a cattleman I would tike just a few words relative to the present trouble that has arisen through the action of the Ochoeo stockmen in granting representatives of the. Antelope Wool Growers' Associa tion new lines. Now as a catlemau residing a considerable distance from the newly granted territory, I feel that while the Ochoeo cattlemen were without douht sincere in their action, believing that a concession would purchase for a time at least, absolute harmony, they have wrought an injury upon every resilient stockman of the county, cattleman and sheepmen alike, lit the main I am supported by two reasons in which I believe every home stockman will concur. First: The territory granted is a pivotal point from which possible encroachments will least affect the ones granting the new lines. Con sequently in order that any such action should W unanimously sat isfactory and that it should be equitable in every respect, a com mittee representing Crook county stockmen as a body should have been advised and consulted in the matter. As it now stands the in jury wrought will fall for the most part on home sheepmen and not on sattlemen as is generally sup posed, but both are directly affect ed. N Second: The principal reason that prompts the efforts of the Antelope Wool Growers' Associa tion in seeking a new foot hold in our county at the present time is that they may W on what they term the "ground floor" when the Blue Mountain reserve lines are finally adjusted. In this case they hope to he able to increase their grazing area under the allotment system to the detriment of the home stockman who may be using it, and who may have used it since Crook county's earliest days of settlement. Without a foothold such as they now have they could never have hoped for a single al- lottment. - Now while our W asco friends have used diplomacy and urged "harmony," etc. in their efforts. let us ask how long would this same harmony last should a Crook county eomittee wait on them with a request for a few townships of their choicest home winter range. Our Scotch friends would say "Hoot nion you're crazy" and the incompatibility of our different interests would become immediate ly plain. The importance however, attach ed to the rangD question prompts this communication. There is not a thinking stockman on the Pacific slope hut realizes that the past controversy over public range has caused a sore that can only lie healed by National legislation that will have for its purpose the giv ing of natural rights to every citizen. Ordinarily discussion ag gravates the situation, but in this case I have ticspassed my good judgment in order that the true conditions aiay W brought before the public. Caitlemax. Additional Locals ing nothing; nor did it smother the question altogether, on the ground that there were no votes to be got by injuring anyhvdy's feel ings on either side. "The Republican platform stands out in the ojien v tut says: 'Here I am. You can either take mC or leave nie ' "The Dem-ieratfe platform darts out sncakingly like a t'liatam Street second-hand clothing deal er, appealing to each voter: 'My opinions an' just the same as yours. Vot aie yours? Come in and I'll show you a coat that v it 1 erleetly tit you. I can lit any man of anv size.' "In this world, men cannot get j transacting business matters. all they want, nor half they desire Thev must make a elioice what is set Wfore them. "And the Dec chooses Theodore Koosevelt ir. preference to Alton Brooks Paiker. "It chooses Roosevelt because, with ail his faults, he stands sch reliant in his American manhood, independent, courageous, plucky, conscientious, uiitrammeled and unpurchaseable; shackled to no syndicate of corporations; the thrail of no criminal coterie wax ing fat UHn illegal profits; the automatic mouthpiece of no preda tory inonetarv combination evad-l P. 13. Doak left last Moiuhi liev. II. 0. Clark will preach in the evening on I ho following dates: Clovordale school house, Aug. Ill; Sisters, Aug. 17; Opal Prairie, Aug. j I IX and 21; Madras; Sunday, Aug. , , , i '.M at 11 a. in. The I.akevtew Fxaminer reports ; the death of a woman oir the West j The Bernard Comedy company side. It is presumed that her east will open a wcck.s iingagcnicnt at side recovered, and that she is now !GIe all Monday, Aug. .". well from top to bottom. j The company comes well rccoiii- mended and has been playing at j Culver during the past week where ia benelit wa given for Mrs, J' II. Grant. deceived Services at the M, K. church I next -Sunday morning and evening! II. Howard received and at Clavpool at :? p. nt. i"1' ''1 that patent had J. 1. Gihso Dairies I vil,. .lerev rr , I territory and others will be between!,- n ...'i -.!.:. n n i ..'ilo f.dl.oe r,iii.lle ANOTHER FLOP OVER. The Daily Bee, the leading Democratic newspaper of Sacra -tuento, Cal., announces that it will not sup ort the Democratic candi date for President. It endorses the Republican candidate and platform in the following editorial; ''The Bee can say of Theodore Roosevelt that the Tru-ts do not want him, while they do wnt Parker. "And it can say of the Republi can platform that whenever there win anything to he said on any public issue, it said it. It did not hesitate, and stammer and Ftutter and finally put out a long farrago of words, saying much and mean ing just laws now on the liooks and murdering measures in the womb of tion. "It opjioses Alton Brooks Parker because he is not a free agent; be cause he is but as clay in the bands of the potter, and that pot ter August Belmont ; because be is merely the grapbophone ol Wall Street, and what little The People heard through the machine has unmistakably revealed the Voice of His Master; because he is today but the instrument which the Trusts hoie to use in disciplining Theodore Roosevelt for daring to place the slightest harrier in their way. "It choosrs Theodore Roosewlt Wcause it considers the President should he a man who can be dealt with directly. "It opposes Alton Brooks Parker; Wcause it does not believe thej people of this great nation should ' select as Pre.-ident a Man Friday! to any Robinson Crusoe. "It chooses Theodore Roosevelt : because one great issue this lime is the MAN. and Roosevelt represents that in all its courage anil all its Americanism. "It opposes Alton Brooks Parker because he is merely the automatic representative of the MACHINE. "It chooses Theodore Roosevelt because he stands for the right of the colored race, for justice to the down-trodden, the oppressed, the disfranchised. "It opposes Alton Brook Parker because he is put forth on a plat form which, cowardly evading the vital issue in the south, not only silently approves the rankest in justice to the negro an injustice that has the additional demerit of unconstitutionality hut adds in sult to injury by denominating an effort to do justice to the black man as an attempt to kindle anew radical and factional strife. "It chooses Theodore Roosevelt Wcause the one great and over shadowing issue in the coming campaign will he whether the Trusts shall dominate this country, snap their fingers at the laws of the present, and strangle further needed legislation at its birth, or whether the people shall hold these syndicated infamies in check." notice issued ion his timber claim in the Lake- was over from ,.,,,. ,i;i,.;..i ti,i it... iiri Sisters during the first of the wok ..,.,.. ia ,, ',;.,,' ,', ,,, ,.'.. issued for timber lauds in that likely Van Pnctt and Archie Powell left this week for a ten days outing at ,,.,,, , Xm, j,mnuil (ro, FH nm' j Mr. Sarah P. Gl.-nn at New West- P.B.Davis returned the first; minster, 11. C. received yeslerdiu of the week from Prairie City ! announces the death of her late where he has been making an in- j husband's father, Prof John W. spection of the Dixie Meadows . 1 '''"' t Tyler. Texas, lie Juid mine. ' , been principal ot Martin's academy there for the 'past fifteen years. The Epworth League will give a ' lawn, social at Mrs. Clifton's on! I.aFollctt A-Collins arrived in Friday evening, Aug. 12. Ice Silver Lake yesterday with K X 1 cream and cake will W served at ' .;1 f line Ranibotiillet -mil He 15 cents. Everybody invited. ; ,ilinc ,M1.rollll,.0 Plli.K,v ,, for l.akeview, where they will place statute j Brownsville wjiere his wife and ,icm on the market. They sold lionet children have been visiting with i mi. i i i , , . h several, small lots while here to lemsla-' relatives during the past month.; IT .,, . .,, .. - -nine ui (tie ea I uy s t en ten u He will return with them after a. 1 shorf stav there. ! ,u' place. Silver Lake Oicgonian. CO i . ... $j Uurzwoilor & Ghomson m L J M w 7l'C JllSt W ...... . - m 'A now and t7. vVlc Linv of Vblhlmns Also ,i Fine Line Slippers. ,1(CS' tti Fine and Heavy Shoes 04 M Our (Jrand Distribution of Dinner Sets is the Talk of fA4 KM the Town. kU g4 A 10KTY TWO Hi:ci; si;r 01 HAM) I'Al.MI I) CHINA- D3 KM WAU1-: Free to Our Cash Customers. CAM AM) Si ll Tlll-M Wl Miet vasn viiecks With Each Purchase . - 1 Ui y4 Prmcvttte's Srceitest cSV ore TheWdyof Chas. Alford, the young boy who was drowned in Cresent lake about two weeks sgo, was found last Friday at the bot tom of the lake, where it had sunk knee deep in the mud. Notice. The ball at Maury Hall will be given Sep. 2, instead of Aug. lit" a was first annoiiiii'nl. Photography for the AMATEUR at Half its Former Cost r ., i - ' , t ' j . i American Jr. CAMERA $1.60 With Double Hate Holder The famous Poco, liucK-Eye and American l Cameras. Genuinely good in every detail. Film or Plate as you choose. Absolutely new models. Our facilities enable us to furnish cameras of the highesl grade at prices which cannot be met. Send for illustrated catalogue tolling all about our 27 stylos and sizes. Free. fJ!SS8!$4.80 4x5 POCO AMERICAN CAMEKjA MfG. CO. 946 St. Paul St., Pvochester, N. Y. $1990 REWARD SBSB2BBB0 Thctlregon 5tate W'ool-Urowcrs Association will pay the above re ward for Inch information a shall lead to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons guilty of shooting, killing or maiming any member of the above iis-m iation, or any employee of such member, while engaged in their duties in ilti iidance on the herds of a mc oi lier, or guilty of killing, maiming; or otherwise unlawfully and with, malicious intent d'troviii! the! sheep ol a member. Address .1. II. (IWINN, Secretary Oregon Wool-ttrowcrs Association, PkxI'I.cton, Oiikuos, ii. c. i:n(U'i:i!, ."ecri'tary Antelo' Wool-tlrowers AssiK-ialion, Aniki-oi-k, Oih-oon. $1599 REWARD In addition to the above if IlkHI reward offered by the Oregon tVool tlrowern Assiiciation the Antclojie Wool -Uruwers Association oilers a further reward ol J.'iUI for. Un arrest aiidV-onviclion, or lor such intoriiiation as may lead to the arrest and conviction of any party or parlies who may ho guilty ol j killing, niainiin or injuring any i nieinU'r of the Antelope Wool S'lirowers Assoi-ialion, or any person j employed by such member, while i attending to their duties in caring ! for the slice)) of a member, or for killing, maiming or otherwise un lawfully destroying the live-tuck of a member. Antelope Wool-Grow ers Association. .1. I). M. AN'DIK, President. II. C. IIOOl'Kli, Secrcliu-y. THE RECEPTION iti'yAi.'iir''''-. I'Koi'. Winos, Liquors, Doniostie find Imported Cigiira. Proprietor of the rrinevillc Soda TVoiks. 5 NOW IS THE TIMES l''llllii.-hlhg : To buy your Siiiiuiier t'nderwear, ll.it, Sle s ; tlonils. Take a hi' k at our line id Km, e t'n, . Hats anil Shorn we have jut liKCICIVKH. which is. niiliou! a t complete line ever brought to the city. douht the best ami mo i ICh CKLA.U, and SO IT DUIXKS i We make this a S-eialty and are pn-paied to till any J i orders for the family trade. We iil.o have nil the & n(i:sn i Htns in SI-.VSON Reiiiemher wo have the Itepiilali earning the choicest assorlnieiil on'onleetionery, Tobm cues and Cigais 'in I'rinc- ville and at prices that are always llltlll 1", : N. A. TYE 6 Bros. Merchants I evwv,'wvNwn'vw-jvwvvwwiA Powell A Cyrus tune, 1 1 -flm water CJ- u As was expected, the serni-an-nual rert of the extension of the Columbia Southern railroad has again been issued. Il is on undelaycd by storms or spouts. Central Oregon remains passive. Her bump of excitability has leen disturbed before; this time she heaves a sigh. More ! vilification has been heaped upon j her head. There is a tendency to j remark ''How long, O Lord, how ! long will these glimmering rail-! roail chimeras lie forced upon a J long suffering and patient public." j The Oregonian in its usual persua sive manner ay the time is ripe tor the extension. Fact is, tiniei and riiieness have nothing to doi with the matter. Whenever timeif1"' Joes, the populace will be dead I -Tonsorial "Artists- ECS Sonera ffitacksmithing Horseshoeing, Wood Work, etc., neatly and promptly done when it is done by Saloman 8 IVIoorc i Satisfaction Will lie (ioaranteed Always I'rincvillc, - - - Oregon. E. !!. SMITH yjf sL-w i m ( w Meat, Vegetables, Produce A Complete mill Choice l.i It. . f. Veal, Million, 'rk, Iliicon, l.ai-d ami Country rrodiice Kept on ,. t d,,, City Rfleat Market" FOSTER & HORRIGAN, Prop's. princviiie, At The Old Stand .. M AM Of (o-nuine VAQKIiO SADDI.KS also LADIES' SAIMM.KH Smnl! !JfT.tcl HtH'k of Iliirnpy.1, Quirln, llil'lri'tli l'ila ami Huiy. PhlNKVIM.K, OltWili.V. tS. (5 SHANIKO WAREHOUSE COMPANY Sfianiln, Oregon. 9 to (JENERJI. SjORiGE fOB'WBDIMG AND Dciilersin Itlacksmilh Coal. Flour, llnrhed Wire, Xails, Cement, I.ime, Coal di ph.sip Sulphur, Wool and (ii-ain, Sacks nnd Twine, drain' and Feci. - Agfjils for Wasco Warehouse Milling C's. "White Kiver" and "Dalles Patent" Flour. Highest price paid for Hides and Pelts, Special Attention j ,,.,i, ln e (;rijM!, Haling for Knslern Shipments. and Stink Yards with all the latest and best facilities for Handling Stock. , . Mark Your Goods in Care of "S. W. Co." to 9 9