Crook County Journal
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
THURSDAY, APRIL 30 1908
Subscription $1.50 yr.
State Returns Complete
The returns from the state pri
mary election are all in and show
that H. M. Cake defeated C. W.
Fulton for the republican nomi
nation for United States aenator.
Mr. Cake'a majority for the state
was 2487.
In the congressional race for the
Second district W. R. Ellis won
handily. He received 1 1,813 votes,
George Shepherd 8476, and T. T.
Geer 8275. The Pendleton states
man will therefore succeed himself
u representative in congress from
this district.
The race for the democratic
nomination for congress from this
district was very close. J. A. Jef
frey won by the narrow margin of
five over A. J. Derby.
R. S. Bean polled 40,807 votes
for the nomination of supreme
justice on the republican ticket.
He had no opposition.
C. B. Aitcbison has a plurality
of 678 over his opponents for rail
road commissioner.
J. W. Bailey, the republican
nominee forfood and dairy com
missioner, defeated his opponent
by 14,989 votes.
The Bend Bulletin goes out of
its way to besmirch the good name
of Prineville. It gives publicity to
rumors that are without founda
tion. It rehashes the "Shorty"
Davis tragedy and would make it
appear that Lark Elliott had
"implicated 22 persons living at
Prineville and vicinity, some of
them prominent business men and
Btockraieere." What not
James T. Robinson of Culver,
announces himself an independent
candidate for the office of county
judge. Mr. Robinson has lived
twenty-three years in Crook county
and is numbered among its pros
perous ranchers.
LOCAL MENTION
of
H. D. Dunham is in the city to
day from Post.
John Devin of Paulina, was in
town the first of the week.
M. A. Lehman and wife
O'Neil, were in town Tuesday.
S. A. Prose left on yesterday
morning's stage for Portland
Mrs. Z. M. Brown left the first of
the week for her home in Portland.
G. M. Cornett returned Monday
from a trip to The Dalles and
FoBsil.
T. M. Baldwin returned the first
of the week from a quick trip to
Portland.
Horace Knox returned home
Friday after a two weeks' visit
with relative here and at Poet.
Russel Wyatt, an attorney from
Albany, arrived Tuesday and will
assist in the defense of C. Sam
Smith in the coming term of the
circuit court.
W. C. Jacobs of Paulina, passed
through Prineville yesterday on
his way home from Shaniko with
Mrs. Jacobs and the children, who
have been visiting in California
There will be a social dance at
Templeton Hall on McKay creek,
May 1st. There will be good
music and a good time is promised
all who attend. Everybody in
vited.
MARRIED
Circuit Court Calendar.
on
he
W. J. Smelzer stole a march
his friends last week when
quietly slipped over to The Dalles
and took unto himself a wife. Miss
Kate Hanley of Placerville, Calif.,
is the bride. They were married
Saturday morning by Rev. Father
Bronsgeest in St. Mary's Chapel
at The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Smelzer were given
a serenade by the Prineville Band
Monday evening, ihe young
couple will make their home in
Prineville where the bridegroom is
engaged in business. Everyone
extends to "Joe" hearty congratu
lations.
For County Judge.
To the voters ot Crook county:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of county Judge,
on the Independent ticket. Should I
be elected I will endeavor to conduct
the office In a fair, impartial and
businesslike manner.
James T. Robinson,
Culver, Oregon.
HVIL CASK
The following I the trial calendar
of the clrvult court for CrtoW county,
Oregon, for the May term 1908
Chark Boyd, plaintiff, v. The
Rend IJvewtock and Produce Com
pany, Oharle H. Krlrknon. IWttie
Krickson and I. L. Tonipktna, de
fendants. J. D. Merrill, plaintiff, vs. G. M.
Cornett, defendant.
Mary L. McDowell, plalutiff, v. T.
M. O'Counell. defendant
C. W. Blktna, plaintiff, vs. The
Gatewood Mining A Trading Co, de
fendant. Gavrll Todrove Parlteh and
Nlcholaa Boiluln Darltch, plaintiff,
va. the State of Oregon, defendant.
Alta A. Rundlett, plaintiff, vs. the
Lone Tine Trading Company, a cor
poration, John 11. Cue and I L.
yek-h, defendant.
A. Thomson and Arthur Hodges,
plaintiffs va. C A. Cline, defendant,
Annie Mallng, plaintiff, vs. Fred
Claypool et al, defendants.
A. Thomson and Arthur Hodge.
plalutti.a, vs. B. F. Jones and Nancy
Jonea, defendant.
Shaniko Warehouse Company,
plaintiff, vs. Hugh O'Kane, defend
ant. G. M. Cornett, plaintiff, vs. George
W. Whiteett and Maggie Whltaett,
defendant.
The Northrop. Sturgus Company,
plaintiff, va. H. O'Kane, defendant.
A. L. Goodwlllle, trustee, plaintiff
vs. Hugo O'Kane and Helen A.
O'Kane, defendant.
A. L. Goodwlllle, plaintiff, va.
Hugh O'Kane, defendant.
E. N. White, plaintiff, vs. Peter
Popeacue, defendant.
John Devinr, plaintiff, va. S. J.
Clemmens, defendant
John Morrl. plaintiff, agalust Ora
Tolndexter, defendant.
John F. Mackintosh, plalutiff, vs.
B. Gatewood, doing busluetw under
the name and style of the "Gate
wood Mining and Trading Co." d
fendant. Norrl Morgan, plaintiff, vs. Mary
A. Morgan, defendant.
Walter Ray Wilkinson, plaintiff,
vs. Beatrice Annette Wilkinson, de
fendant. A. B. Esyebent. plaintiff, vs. Joel
McColluni and Lydla McCollum, de
fendant. The First National bank of Prine
ville, plaintiff, vs. U. 8. Cowels et al.
defendant.
E. T. Slayton, administrator of
the estate of S. R. Slayton, deceased,
plaintiff, vs. G. J. Hardy and
Florence E. Hardy, defendants.
Fleckensteln Mayer Company, a
corporation, plaintiff, vs. Emery
Seals and L. A. Moore, defendant.
D. F. Stuart, administrator of the
estate of Fuller & Co., plaintiff, vs.
J. I. West and B. F. West, defend
ant. Michael McGrath. plaintiff, vs. F.
C. Rowlee, defendant.
J. H. Wlgle, plaintiff, Vs. Frank
El kins, defendant.
Arthur G. Alllngham, plaintiff, vs.
Lily E. Alllngham, defendant.
V. S. NIchol, vs. Ivan L. Sehofleld
and Lizzie E. Scofleld.
A. Thomson and Arthur Hodges,
plaintiffs, vs. J. F. Welborn and Mrs.
Ida Welborn, defendants.
W. A. Bell vs. Charles C. Buchanan,
and Myrtle M. Buchanan, defend
ant.
W. A. Bell, plaintiff, vs. Charles C.
Buchanan, Myrtle Buchanan and C.
E. Person, defendant.
J. W. H origan & H. D. Still, part
ners, doing business under the firm
and style of Horlgan & Still vs.
Ralph Sharp.
Annie Mallng vs. John McPherson,
defendant.
Ellzo J. Bering, plaintiff, vs. Till
man R. Hettlng, defendant.
Delia M. Stewart, plaintiff, vs.
John M. Stuart, defendant.
Murphy Grant" & Co. a corpor
ation, plaintiff, vs. J. F. Morris.
Commercial National Bank of Pen
dleton, plaintiff, vs. E. O. Logan,
defendant.
Commercial National Bank of
Pendleton, plaintiff, vs. Harry G.
Davis, defendant.
EdC. White, plaintiff, vs. T. E.
Stroud and F. C. Stroud, partners,
doing business under the firm name
and style of Stroud Brothers, de
fendants.
The Central Oregon Banking &
Trust Company, a corporation,
plaintiff, vs. A. H. Grant and Mrs.
Bertha H. Grant, defendant.
Lula M. Hahn, plaintiff, vs.
Joshua P. Hahn, defendant.
Bessie Fnlgam, plaintiff, vs. Wil
liam E. Fulgam, defendant.
George W. Noble, plaintiff, vs. P.
B. Polndexter, lHabel Polndexter,
W. H. Fuller, D. F. Stuart and W.
A. Booth, partners, doing business
under the firm name and style of
Fuller & Co., I. W. Ward, Will and
D. F. Stuart administrator of the
estate of W. H. Fuller, deceased, and
H. Smith and Col. F. Smith, defend
ant, Ole Gemes and Nels Leyon, plain
tiffs, vs. August Peterson, Bertha
Peterson, J. M. Hunter and W. H.
Staats, defendants.
Edward C. Peaae and W. H. Hob.
son, surviving partners of the firm
of Pease & Mays, plaintiffs, vs. J. P.
Hahn, defendant.
Rock Island Plow Co.. plaintiff, vs.
Will Wurzweller and Arthur Hodires.
defendants.
W. A. Bell, plaintiff, vs. J. H.
O'Kelley and Mrs. J. H. O'Kelley, defendant.
Farmer Powell, plaintiff, vs. H. E.
Darling, defendant.
Tent for Sale Cheap.
Good second-hand tent, 12 x 14, for
sale at a bargain. Inquire at this
office. 4-30-2t
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BALL
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GLAZE & FERGUSON'S ORCHESTRA
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May 15 the Bend Orchestra kQ
will furnish music for the finest
dance given this year.
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DRESS SKIRTS
We have an unusually attractive line of Drew
Skirts which we will sell at the following
BIG CUT in prices:
$6.50 values cut to $4.25
6.25
6.00
5.50
4.50
3.75
3.00
225
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. 4.00
3.90
.... 3.75
3.00
225
2.00
1.50
MEN'S PANTS
$6.25 PanU now $4.15
5.50
4.50
4.00
3.75
3.50
3.50
2.75
2.50
2.35
2.25
$3.25 Pant now $2.00
3.00 " " 1.95
2.75 " " 1.85
2.50 " " 1.75
2.25 - 1.50
Clifton & Cornett
I Successors to R. E. Simpson
immmmmmimm
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Large, hardy and good layers. Choice eggs $2.00 per
13; two settings $3.50. Address
Laura Graham, Haycreek, Or.
Agents Winona Wagons and Syracuse Plows
A Few Words About Prices
40 Days FOR 40 DAYS 40 Days
A special sale commencingFriclay, Apr. 10
.s UMT OtOTMt fA'TT
We agree with you that it U
impossible to get something for
nothing. But we are going to
offer tojhe "Man Who Cares" a
real live SNAP FOR TilE NEXT
40 DAYS. WithevcryjIe of our
Spring Line oJMincyJCIoth
we are giving either a Stetson Hat
or a pair of FJorsheim Shoes Jree.
See our line and be convinced Jlhat
CASH WILL TALK
Of Particular Interest to Sorosis Wearers
For the next forty days
we will give absolutely
free with every $20.00
purchase of Ladies' Ready
Made Goods, dress goods,
silks, fancy goods and
notions, one pair of
SOROSIS SHOES FREE
Remember you have only 40 days in
which to complete your purchase.
Call and learn from our salesman
exactly what our plan will do for you
Real live "snap" in our grocery
department for forty days
SOAPS
4 bars Toilet Heaver Floating, large size
20 bars Silk Laundry, large size
10 bars Fels Naptha, large size ..
BEAN S-New Crop
Large White I?eans, per pound,
Small White Ueans, per pound
Pink Beans, per pound
BAKING POWDER
5-Pound Tin, Golden Gate, full weight
2i-Pound Tins Golden Gate, full weight
25c
90c
65c
5Jc
5Jc
5Jc
1 85
95c
CANNED GOODS
1 Case, 2 Dozen Cans, Standard Corn, per case
1 Case, 2 Dozen Cans, Standard Tomatoes, per case .'ZZZI'IZTZI
Jill "Preferred Stock" Fruits, per can ZIIIIIZZl
All "Standard" Fruits, per can ZZZZZZIZ"1 "
CEREALS
10-Pound Bag Germ Grits
10-Pound Bag Yellow Corn Meal .
10-Pound Bajr White Corn Meal ... " "
10-Pound Bag Hominy ' a(
a ji it, 6?v ounas -jcive-minuie iviusn ..
FLOUR
Extra Patent, 60-pound sack........;..
Standard, 50-pound sack L'ZZZZI
6-Barrel Lots "!ZZ
10-Barrel Ix)ts ""
2 40
3 15
30c
23c
40c
40c
40c
1 25
1 10
4 00
3 75
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