The
New
Forest Division
On tbe first of July that part of
theC-:cde National Forest east of
the Ichutes river and now
known as the Freiiiont division of
the Cascade National Forest will
be included with the western di
vision of the Blue Mountains
National Forest and will I e under
the direction of the Prineville
office. This will constitute one of
the largest divisions of Uncle
Sam's timber culture in Oregon.
The new creation will le known ns
the Deschutes National Forest and
will reach troru a point south of
Rosland to the John Day country
The total area will be double that
which is under the supervision of
the Prineville o!Tice at the present
time and will double the work and
relative importance of the local
effics.
B. F. Johnson has been promoted
to the position of acting supervisor
and will have charge of the oftice
during Mr. Ireland's absence, which
will be the creater part of this
year.
Father Rickey's Accident
the offer. The people of Crook
county now come forward with an
offer to buld the line and if the
capitalists of Portland will make
their former proposition good the
road can easily be put through
from Shaniko to Bond.
"The farmers are determined to
go to extremes in an effort to get
this line. They will get out with
To the Public.
In order that none may 1h Ijr
noniut t the provlxloim of the law
resnnllnii the diMuwititn it liquor In
prohibition territory, the Law ami
Order l.e)jie authorise the publica
tion of thi following eevriti from
the lteal option law. See t ion - pro.
ides llint aleoholie xtiiiitilaiitH may
lie hoUI ax tnelieine In eae of net tin I
KiekuesH, "hut niieh MiimilantR f hall
only Ih Kohl upon the written prts
From reliable information to
hand we learn that the Rev. Father
Ilickey who met with such a
severe accident in Redmond on the
evening of the 26th of May last is
recovering but very slowly from
his wounds and is unable to use
his right arm. The reverend gen
tleman is, however, we are assured,
very bright and cheerful and only
regrets his enforced inactivity, lie
is under the care of one of Port
land's best surgeons, Dr. Andrew
C. Smith, whose skillful treatment
must surely bring out his patient
all right. Father Ilickey hopes to
be able to visit Prineville, Paulina
and Bend as he had promised, by
the middle or end of July. He is
devoted to the people of these dis
tricts and they in return hold him
in affectionate esteem.
Leg Crushed.
C. J. Sundquist was the victim
of a painful accident last Friday.
When going up the hill just this
side of Madras with his freight
team, he got down to fix the brake
on the wagon. His team started
and he was thrown to the ground
where one of the wheels ran over
his right leg, shattering the bone
between the foot and the knee.
The wagon also passed over his
right hand and arm, tearing the
flesh off the arm and badly bruis
ing the hand. lie was taken to
his home eight miles north of town
where he is reported as slowly improving.
furnish feed and do everything
that can be done within reason to
push thi 3 project through. The
road can bo built, and with reason
able assistance from Portland
capital it can be built quickly."
It is said nn easy grade, the
maximum of which will be 2.3 ier
cent, has been found via Ward
Creek, and there will be no serious
difficulty in constructing the line
from Shaniko southward. Some
surveys have been made by Chief
Engineer Redfield, of the Deschutes
Irrigation fe Tower Company, who
assisted in the construction of the
original Columbia Southern. He
ha? reported that it is practical to
build a line that will serve present
needs of Central Oregon.
The distance from Shaniko to
Madras is 42 miles. With the line
carried south even that far Central
Oregon would derive a large
benefit.
The Columbia Southern railroad
was built from Biggs to Shan ko
largely through the energy of a
few men and the efforts of the
farmers along the route. The de
mand for the road was so strong
that it could not be resisted. It
was constructed in the face of op
position from the 0 R. it N. com
pany, whose officials persisted in
the assertion that the road could
not be made to pay expenses.
In spite of these mistaken opin
ions the Columbia Southern has
been a profit earner from the start.
Traffic in Central Oregon has
vastly increased since that time.
It is known that an extension of
the Columbia Southern to Bend
would be a profitable line. That
it would extend Portland's trade
and develop the territory directly
tributary to the city is undisputed.
Under existing Oregon laws such a
line could secure equitable traffic
arrangements with the Columbia
Southern.
H star
their teams and scrapers, and williwriptlon of a regular praotlelnu
t I'll Melt il, u.lu u ftitti ni;m-u ojr nun
and eertitietl to on IiIn honor, that
he, the phylclan, has personally tx
niulned the npplieant, naming litiu,
ami that he tliulH him aetnally lek
ami ta need of the xtitunlant pre
ertWM an medicine: proviilftt, that I
a physician whe doe not follow tlte i
practice of medicine a principal j
and tiKiial la'ling shall not lie,
authoring to give the prescription j
provided for in this section; andl
firovitied further, that no portion ,
shall le ihtmoii crmittcd to sell
more than once on the prvsorip-j
tion, nor nhall any verson Ik ier-1
milted to sell at all on the prvKcrtp-1
tion of h physician not herein
authorised to give It, nor on a
t prescription which la not dated.
signed and termed a above re
quired; provided, that every person
selling sticli stimulants upon the
prescription herein provided for
shall cancel such prescription by
endorsing thereon the word 'can
celed' and the date of cancelation,
and shall file the same away.
Section l.'i also provide that any
person who shall "sell, exchange, or
give away, with i purpose of evad
ing the provisions of this law, any
Intoxicating liquors, whatsoever or
In any way violate the provisions of
this law, shall U subject to prosccu
tiou by Information or Indictment,
and shall lie punished by a fine of
not less than $.0 nor more than ?.00
or by imprisonment In the county
Jail for not less than ten nor more
than thirty day, or by both line ami
imprisonment.
KcnlUing that. In order to obtain
the lienerltN of prohibition, the law
must tie enforced, and to farther this
end the Law and Order league of
fers a standing reward of tor evi
dence leading to each nnd every con
viction. I'-y order of t lie haw and
Order League of I'rook County.
Kay V. CoxsTAtit.K,
Secretary.
rrinevllle. Or., June 25. l'.KX
Is erecting a plant at
PORTLAND, OREGON
for the manufacture of tliolr
world famous
PORTABLE WELL
DRILLING MACHINES
for water, oil, gas, etc., eta
A itMxlcrnte matoant of
motiey will trt yon la
a profitable bnstneas.
STAR PORTABLE
DRILLING MACHINES
ft
UNE
DI
SCOUNTS
hav been proved by
Cortuvtittvt T -ts to
The Hest In '1 hg World.
for full particulars regard
ing well drilling machines,
tools, supplies, etc., write to
THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO.
or
AKHON. OHtO.
RAILROAD INCORPORATED.
(Continued from page 1)
course that has been adopted by
the business men and farmers of
Bend, Prineville, Madras and other
points. With an initial capital of
$50,000 they propose to construct
a railroad from Shaniko, the Col
umbia Southern terminus, to Bend
93 miles.
"The people of Crook county
have grown tired waiting for rail
road companies to do something
toward giving Central Oregon
transportation, and they are going
to start in to build their own
road," said Jesse Stearns, counsel
for the Deschutes Irrigation &
Power Company. "The Willow
Creek Basin last year produced
1,500,000 bushels of grain. The
population and crop output are
rapidly increasing year after year.
The rains this year Lave helped
conditions, and there is promise of
another great crop next Fall. The
people are freighting everything in
and out of the country, 100 miles
and further. I hey are getting
tired. They have long deserved a
transportation line from the exist
ing roads, but they are still haul
ing their products to the nearest
railroad at Shaniko.
Portland Capital to Help.
ine cuy oi roruana Has an
opportunity here to do something
real for Central Oregon. It seems
to us that the capitalists of Port
1 J 11 1 . ,
ianu snouiu De wining to uo as
much for their own state people as
they would do for the Harriman
railroad companies.
"On a certain occasion when a
dinner brought the railroad people
ond the capitalists of Portland to
gether the latter offered to take
the necessary bonds to finance an
extension of the Columbia South
ern from Shaniko to Bend. The
railroad company did not accept
$250 Reward
A reward of f230 will be paid for in
formation leading to the arreet and
conviction of any person found guilty
of interfering with the flow of water or
Jam of tbe iqtiaw Creek Irrigation Co.
K. T.SLAYTON, Secy.
Canvas Boat for Sale.
Canvas boat, bran new, for sale
at a bargain. Apply to Terry Poin
dexter, I'riueville, Or. " (J 25
Pay Up.
All persona indebted to nn are re
quested to call and settle at once.
Respectfully, Smith & Ci.EtK.
I'riueville, Or., June 11.
Notice to Conbrators.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the under
signed, at the ollico of the First
National Itauk in Prineville, Oregon,
up to 2 o'clock T. M. July 1 l'.0 for
the furnishing of all materials and
the erection, construction nnd com
pletion of n two-story stone nnd
brick building on lot 1, In block 3, in
Prineville, Or., ns follows:
First For bids for the excavation
for, and the construction and com
pletion of the stone foundation to
grade line ami nil cut stone to be
used In the construction of the build
ing. Second For bids for the excava
tion, construction nnd completion of
the building, except Inside tiulshing.
Third tor bills lor the excava
tion, erection and completion of the
huilding, except Inside finishing, of
the entire building constructed of
stone, except the west nnd south
wall ', wh'cli are to be of brick.
All construction to be according to
the plans nnd sctiiicntions now in
the hands of the undersigned, where
the same may lie sen by the bidders.
Further particulars with reference
to conditions of bids may be ob
tained of the undersigned.
All bills must be sealed nnd ad
dressed to the undersigned mid
marked, "liid for Masonic Temple."
Hated this 25th day of June, HHK
Masonic Hi ilium: Association
of 1'iiinkvii.i.k.
I!y II. Baldwin, Secretary.
Notice for Publication.
( Isnlatrd Tract.)
Public Uild Suit.
The ladles, Oregou, lml Office,
J imo 20, llKSt.
Notice U hereby given that, M
directed by the Commissioner of the
Oeneral iJimX Office, under provisions
of Act of Oongreiw approved June 27,
liHXi, public No. 303, we will otter lit
imblie sale, to the highest bidder at 10
oVocka. iu., on thetith day of August,
1103 next, at this ollUv, the following
tract of land, t.mit : SK SK., See. Ill,
Ti. 14 S.. U. ltl K... W. M.
Any person chiiming adversely the
above-described lands are advb-ed to
file their cl.iiius, or objections, on or
beforo the day above demounted foi
sale.
C. W. Mooar, Kegister,
0-25 Ufia 11. Auxkso.1, lieceiver
Gigantic Explosion of Prices
CM
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The aueceu of our wait! talet hat
more than proven to ui that our cut
tomcrs can appreciate good values
even on small purchases and we have
decided to give a more liberal dis
count and extend it throughout the
store. Cash will talk here and our
stock must be reduced to low water
mark by July 3. Buy your outfit here
and the difference in price will more
than pay for a good time on July 4 th,
when all of Crook County will cele
brate in Prineville. Plenty of fun and
excitement for all
N.ilic to Creditors.
X'. I.. I... n.l,... 1.,, K.k
.Ulim in ih-u'im k i , . , .
derslgned, the administrator of the
stnte of Frank tilass, deceased, to
all persons having claims against
said dewased to present them with
the proper voucher to me tinner
signed at Kedmond, Or., within six
months from the first publication of
this notice.
Dated this IStli day of June, l'.KJS.
HollKKT I.. UI.ASS,
Administrator of the estate of
of Frank tilass, deceased.
MILLINERY
Clearance Sale.
A nice assortment of Trimmed
llals. Sailors, Outing Hills, Veils,
Maline, Chiffon, Flowers, liibboii
To be sold at Cost
Also a full line of Zona's Toilet
Preparations, at
1 II o. LoICo Parlors
Corner Second and Main St.
At the height of the season you can buy everything
here in stylish seasonable goods at prices far below any
other pace in town. Quality and style unequaled
Our entire stock of "Sincerity Clothes" goes at a discount cf
25 to 33J P cent. Florsheim Shoes for "The Man Who
Knows" reduced 50c to $1.50 per pair. Men's fine Neg-'
ligee and Golf Shirts reduced to low water mark.
Our Ladies White Waist sale will continue at the same
low price and everything to make your wardrobe complete
will be sold at explosion prices.
Wurzweiler & Company
For Sale.
One new Deer hay-loader in good
condition, at reasonable figure. Ad
dress L. 15., care Journal. " 5-2if
Put Your Machinery in Repair
Before Harvest Commences
POLK'S GAZETEER
A BiwinfH Directory ol fwh city, Itiwn
atnl village tn Orftctm nrii WtmiiiuKtoii,
ftivtnc a iifiu-ri)tUe ftkt'ti h ' vnclt tUrt
tngw tier wttti tho im-ation nnl nhlppihtf
Urilitir-a mid a rluMifUl Uirci tory ut cacti
bllsiiu'M J pro(t8ttu&.
R. L POLK ft CO., INC
SEATTLE
Gasoline
Irrigitioe, Sprajrinf ud
Engine
Ptmpinf Mickiacrj
Fiilrlink-Mor Onxollne Kmtlnct for
piimpliiK, upruylng, iiuwlug, (rluUlng. OuU
tltit noinpif'tH.
Fitlrhanka Heni fur wclglilnK.
Kiiirtank.MurHo iynaiiios mid UtolorH for
power niifl llirM,
KulrlmDkN-Moriie Windmill mid Towcr.
Kntrtxtnkft-MortM! tJrinUrs. Feed C'liopiMTH,
Well I'u nip.
All nrHl otinllty ff'mrlK nt lowest prlcen.
i Alwtiyn tn Httx-k. I.IIkthI ti?ruiM. Prompt
nply lo liiqutrli'fl nna nulck iililpiiieiilji.
W'rlle for culttlotcue ami price.
W. F. KING, Afeat, PrimtyIe, On.
Fairbanks Morse &
rOHTLAND, OJIKUON.
Co.
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OFFICERS:
W. A. Booth, Pnildtnt
D. F. Stiwaut, VlcPraldnl
O. M. EiKiNS, Chlr
0IRE0T0R8:
w. A. Booth, O. M. Elkih.
O. r. Btiwaut
, met iei : :e3 Jessies see m &ai iecs
Transacts a- General
Hanking liasincas
Exchange Bought
and fesold
Collections will re
ceive prompt attention
Clifton & Cornett
Don't forget that the Prineville Machine Shop i3 equipped to do
any kind of machine work that can be done in Crook County. '
Nuts, Steam Fittings, Bicycles and Sundries. Agent for Reo Pi&I3I
and Ford Cars. Automobile garage in connection.
All kinds of Gas Engine Repairs a Specialty.
Prineville Machine Shop
ED HODSON, Proprietor
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As we are arranging to manufacture at home this line
of housefurnishings, in order to close out the stock now
on hand we are selling all the goods rr ade by the
Pacific Coast Manufacturing Company
AT ACTUAL COST
This gives you a chance to make a big saving in
the purchase of any of the following articles
Iron Beds, Springs, Mattresses
Pillows, Dressers, Chiffoniers
Washstands, Commodes
Sofas, Couches and
Lounges
A. H. LIPPMAN & CO
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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CLOSING OUT
SALE
Everything in the store at a great reductkn.
Trimmed Hats, Street Hats, Children's Hats,
more than five dozen to make your selection
from
$!).00 Ilat 15.50
$7.00 Hat $-1.50
$5.00 Ilatu :i.50
$4.00 Ilatu 1:1.00
f.'l.OO HatH tU.SO
2 50 Hats fl.73
1.50 Ilatu $1.00
All kinds of Flowers and all late style
Ribbons
45e Illlibnn 35c per yartl
35c Itlbbon 25c per yard
25c IMbuon .1. 15c per yard
This offer will last until July 4th and after
that date the store wi 1 be closed until the
Fall Opening
Miss Jessie McCallister
PROPRIETOR
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New Spring Clothing
Our stock is now complete. Before you buy
come and see our line. Prices and quality that
cannot be equalled
1 Clifton & Cornett
j Successors to R. L. Simpson
J
Deep Well
DRILLING
All kinds of oil and water
well drilling done. Anv denth
and any size hole. For terms
write to
9cw 97ncri
G. N. RUDY,
Portland,
125 Overton Btrcot
Oregon
Anolhcr Shipment
received direct from
wholesalers
just
the
The very latest thing in
millinery can now he seen
at our millinery parlors
mma SProso
Oppoiilo The Redby
Bring your job printing to the Journal
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