ADVERTISE T
HE TOWN
Suggestions From an Expert as
, to a Publicity Campaign.
BUSINESS MEN IN CHARGE.
Firct Important Duty It to Lay Plans
For Securing a Larger Rural Popu
lation From Which ta Craw Local
; Trado Protant Facta That Appeal.
Mora than a hundred cities mid
town la the CuiteJ States are now
conducting successful advertising cam
paign in tbeir own behalf. Some
Canadian cities also boom themselves
by this direct method of rWW'.v- 'u
recent paper read at a meeting of
commercial clul ly Curtis L. Mosher.
manager of the publicity bureau of St.
rauL some valuable suggestions were
given. Mr. Mosher's remarks on mu
nicipal advertising are applicable to
ny town which desires to present Its
.attractions to the outside public
Among other things he snvs:
"No municipal advertising campalga
can succeed until It has the united sup
port of practical business men. Some
body must be responsible for the collec
tion of necessary funds, even though
only a moderate and economical cam
paign Is decided upon. Some oue must
be responsible for the results. Other
wlse the campaign will lie ouly desul
tory and unsatisfactory. The best and
most practical man the municipality
can bring forward should be made
chairman of the general committee lu
charge of the work or be officially des
ignated by some similar arrangement
as the manager ahd director In charge
of the work.
"The best beginning that a munici
pality can make lu considering on ad
Tertlslng campaign Is to look well to
Its appearance, attractiveness and local
Improvements."
Mr. Mosher dwells upon the Impor
tance of clean and well lighted streets,
good sidewalks, the removal of dilapi
dated buildings along business streets,
a first class hotel, a public library, at
tractive approaches to the railway sta
tion, rest rooms for women and public
drinking fountains.
v "As no town or city," continues Mr.
Mosher. "can grow faster than the
business from its local and tributary
population permits, the first Important
duty of local business men is to con
alder the possibility of securing a lar
ger rural population on which to draw
for increased business. To get this
population and to build up the agricul
tural resources of the tributary terri
tory Is one of the Important ends to be
sought 19 the local advertising cam
paign. "The merchants with country trade
should get lists of friends of their cus
tomers living In distant states and
send them a letter framed up some
thing like this: "Mr. , who Is a pros-'
perous fanner living miles from this
town. Is successfully fanning acres
and this year raised such and such
crops, clearing such and such profits,
lie has given me your name, and I am
writing yon to tell you of the splendid
agricultural resources of this section
and the excellent opportunities near
this town and adjacent to the farm
operated by yonr friend, which yon
may perhaps wish to utilize. Make the
letter strong and to the point Set
forth the kinds of soil and crops, the
Talues of land, etc., so that the man
who gets it will have a clear Idea of
the situation.
"Inclose with the letters lists of
farms for sale within easy reach of the
city; also tracts of unimproved lands.
"If the business men of the town can
secure from a h'uDdred farmer custom
ers the names of only five farmer
friends or relatives In the old home
districts,' It means 500 agriculturists
upon whom direct advertising work
may be started. Each hundred fann
ers added to the tributary rural popu
lation means $100,000 a year added to
the trade of the city or town. Snch
work can be done at the cost of a few
postage stamps and a little effort"
Mr. Mosher dwells at considerable
length upon the desirability of keeping
commercial clubs supplied with local
data and information; of having coun
ty exhibits nt the state fair; of secur
ing state and district conventions; of
having products marked "Made in ."
"The most dangerous error common
ly made. in direct advertising for the
city or town Is to yield too far to the
natural feeling of local pride and con
struct the advertisement or printed
matter In such a way that as a matter
of fact It Is more energetic In praising
and placing the city in an agreeable
light than it Is in presenting purely
business facts and arguments that will
appeal to a business man.
"Give all your forms of direct adver
tising a neat and substantial appear
ance. Decorative effects do not appeal
to business men. By all means publish
a booklet even though it cannot be
pretentious. Fill it with facts and terse
business arguments and use all the il
lustrations you can. Edit It carefully
to see that all its statements can be
proved and that there is no waste of
words. It should answer the question,
rWhy, as a business man, Investor,
farmer or citizen In search of summer
outing attractions or a suitable resi
dence or city, should I be interested
In T This Is the best guide to the
proper construction of a booklet that
can be given without extended com
ment" Reward For Ten Words.
Business men of Emporia, Kan., are
offering a reward of $100 to the Kan
sas editor who will write the best ten
words about Emporia. The winning
words will be used as a city slogan of
publicity. j
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Lj IN THE
DESCHUTES VALLEY
WRITE
H. F. JONES
Redmond. Oregon
In
THE SIMPLE LIFE.
The simple V.t I l.'ve to !n-
Hoobiiso it's mufcJtuI
With Mvatln lr.m'.-s and nving eoere
Ana Utrny.irJ JmB--llttg.
We wear a lr!.cr.t Kvl mnbnnt
And lonarty lilting prints;
W never tttv&ji for minuets
Nor put on bt-auty tints.
We have- our twr ntvt vMckena, too,
A hoR. a mt: in, a churn;
We r.ewr cwilJ return to you
In city hc.it to bum.
We've done for eve w!th eity strife.
Gle iss cur hon on J chickens.
We're badly Muck on simple life;
for fun It bouts the dickens.
C. M. a
THE WYANDOTTES."
.This breed was at first commonly
called "American Sebrlglits," which
was changed to "Wyniutotte" after the
Indiana of that name. Historians have
failed to trace the time and circum
stances of Its origin, but nil claim It to
be an American bird mlth Turk Itrah
ma and Hamburg blood la its veins.
Today the rttnn who originates a breed
erects a marble statue to himself If
no oi:o else .will. The varieties are Sil
ver, Golden, Silver rencllcd. Tartridge,
Columbian, Rack. r.tilT and White.
STANDARD WEIGHTS.
Cock H lbs. ITen H lbs.
Cockerel .... Pi tha. 1 ullet EV. IV'.
The Whiij Dotte is the most popular
and Is a bird of beautiful curves. The
original of this picture Is A feathered
aristocrat. Haw kingly! What vigor:
TDEAL HEAD FOB BREEDfmS.
White Wyaqdotte from lite.
Wliat a proud pedigreed prince! Then
think of the big brown eggs froni his
harem and the fluffy, bright eyed
chicks, instructed ia wormology and
scratching stunts by his snow white
cackling queens! Then smack your Hps
as you smell the savory odor of a bast
ed Wyandotte! Hound, yellow, velvety,
smooth as silk, it is he unsurpass
ed epienrean bird. In i.ulng on Dottes
hold yourself In check at least till the
blessing Is asked. Ia breeding avoid
single combs, or hybrids, by using
broad comlied males.
For brassluess and cream In White
Wyandottes use no-corn cream cure.
FEATHERS AND . EGGSHELLS.
Cleanliness is the keyhole to success
in the poultry business, bnt some
chicken raisers, like the man late home
from lodge, can't find It.
"Money makes the mare go," but U
doesn't always make the hen lay. The
millionaires going Into the business
don't always strike Standard oil.
If you knew it all, you would be
drinking government cream oa an ex
periment station, while your typewriter
would be working overtime oa chicken
reports from the cyclopedia.
Continual feeding of one kind of
grain often brings indigestion, loss of
appetite and bowel troubles. If this Is
your feeding method and yon are mak
ing a profit you deserve a monument
The farmers are buying bone cutters,
and the butchers have such a rush for
bones that they are always engaged.
Once more the American hen registers
by knocking out Mr. Rags Bones and
Gum Joots.
Have you reached the broiler" stage?
Don't jump from the frying pan into
the broiler. Raising cockerels in zero
weather to sell at Alaska prices isn't
what it's cocked up to be. Beware of
a broiler explosion!
Now that the hatching season is here
get out your signs of the zodiac so you
get your hen set in the right sign. Bet
ter look for signs of lice and set your
hens right and give them better atten
tion. You'll get more chicks.
It has often been asked why the New
York poultrymen keep mostly White
Leghorns. Simply because the New
York epicures demand large white
eggs. Bostonians possess a predilec
tion for brown eggs. Why? Oh,
Browning, of course!
As the chicks dry off under the hen re
move them in a soft lined basket to a
chair beside the kitchen stove. Have a
soft woolen cloth hanging down in the
basket to warm their backs, but ar
range so they cannot get on top of the
cloth, as they may smother each other.
By this plan the old hen cannot tram
ple them iu the nest
When spring is In full bloom you may
expect to hear that the American hen
has invaded Tanama. We are told
that the chickens on the isthmus are a
sorry set When a newly wedded cou
ple, bound for the big ditch, found
eggs were 30 cents apiece they sim
ply sent an order north for nn Incu
bator and 100 Rock eggs. Good luck!
The number of poultry books adver
tised is a sign of the interest manifest
in the business. You can get a full
fledged library for $2.50. Tbey will
help you, but don't forget what experi
ence teaches you. It doesn't deal In
theory.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
Commodore Carroll, deceased, to all
persons having claims against the estate
of Commodore Carroll, deceased, to
present the fame with proper vouchers
to the undersigned at his otlice in l'rino
ville, Ongon, within six months from
the date of the first publication of this
notice. 4
Dated this 10th day of July, 1008.
J. II. llAKBIt,
7-10 8-13 Administrator.
4?Ni iT't 4'niVJ viT?V
Attention llotncacckcr.
Veopl cvminn lo Crook county with
tbe intention of loestitit on irovvrumetit
laud itioti'd tiirt rile or cull on,
Cady A Jones, rrinevillo, Or.
KuU.a for Publication.
IVpartnient of the Interior,
l"ltitol Sintes ljuil Otlice at
The XW, Or., June 2,
Notice is hereby uiven that
Fmi J. I'ti! p.
of Wait idling, Wall Wall.t county,
V"fh., ho oil June 2, 1908, imt.lo T. A
S. oui fclnlcmr-nl No. 4iV. for NV,
NKl, SJV4 N Kl4 at. l M SV ,,,
section 12, linli( 1 south, ram-e IS
oa', W. M ha liled r.otioo f iti
twntion to make timtl proof, to stttMis-li
il:im to the land ulwo describe!, Iv
tore KcttUU'r mid lUwiver t The
Dulles, Or., on the 17th d.tv of August,
1SVS.
t 1. 1 i mailt names us witnesses:
Fred A. Kieo, of rrinevtile, OrojFw ;
(trover l Newman, Kolert Itru'.nhUv,
Forrest Carpenter, ot YYaitf burg, Wash
ington. tMp C. V. MOOKK, Register.
Notice ft Pueiicatioa
lVpartinent of the interior,
U. S. Land Otlice at The l'allcs. Or.
J tine 2:5, t'.iOS.
Notice is liorebv given that
Alfred W. Kuii
of Prineville. Oregon, who, on Nov. 27,
1000, made Homestead Kiitry No. !st,
for SW'ij section 2 town-hip 13 south,
ran;e 14 east. V M.. has tiled notice of
intention to make iinal tive year proof
to establish claim to the laud above
described, before Co jnty Cletk of
Crook county, at hU cilice, at Piiueville,
treop, on the 17th day .f August, 1008.
Cl-iittiaut r.ames as a itr.e-tsi :
Francis li. IJayn Jacob A. Uiggs,
James Moflitt, U. W. Jones, all of
Priiievilie, Or.
7-2p C. W. Mookc, Register.
Notice lor Publication.
rvpurtmrnt of th Intrrlor,
I". S. Uuiii i3ice til Tlio Ihiiiw, Oroson,
Jtinv l. i.O
Notice Is litrvby fl"n that
tisie W. iHKlsin
of Cnlvrr, Or.ia.n, wl.( in, l:Hvmtitlrr
IK'X1. iti-ttlo ImmrsHNwl Hllo Alton N. U.
for ' sM'tK-ii ".'7. township It !Mtitli. rauKw
IS ast, V. M Wt tilfd notlwof tnti'iidoti to
iitnRO ilnnl tlv-eur lnf to4 -.tjtbiislt rUtlil
to lltf Until Uve ili'M-rilH'tl, iH-tort Wurivu
Kfxwti. county olt'rk. at Ptiuovitlt'.ttri'ioti.uti
the lTtli tin y i'f Auiiu.l, I.ks.
Il:itnmnt minif hs wltttcsi.1:
WhIutK. Knlle. CliarUs T'tompwii. IVrry
Itcad. Jts L. M itiiiom, u'.l of t.'u!vir, tnson.
7-ip ' .: W. Mmikk, Ki-Klsler.
Notice for l'tiblicaion.
IVptment of the Interior.
V. S. Land Otlice at The ltU!es, Or..
May 12, 1903.
Ntitice is hereby tiiven tiiat
Vfltid r.rnvi-n.
of rrineville, ( regon, lio, on April T,
n-f, maoe liinwr .a ppiicauon, io.
4liUM, for i:e4n 'j and u'ne1 ace 20.
tp 12 s, r lti e, w in., lias tiled notico oi
intention tA TniL tinfll ir.inf t., i.ct'iti.
lish claim to the l .nd nltove decrili'd,
before the county clerk t Priiievilie,
Oregon, on the 2i'th ilay of July, l'.'i'S.
t. iiiiiam ramfs f.a witnesses: .)ohn
K Krowll iii i'nlvor llrikfiin A II
Kastiiixxl and i'ale Jones, lst)i o!
rrincvi'le, Oregon, and John . Pee.
of Cri!y, Oregon.
o za t. . .Moore. Keirtster.
Notice ta Creditors
Notice is In reby given by the rnder
igned, the exr-etitrix of the last will and
testament of Charity Wilson, deceased,
to ail persons having claims against taid
deceased to prtsent them with tlie
proper vouchers to tlio undersigitpil n"
the otlice of M. P.. Klliott in Prineviile,
Oregon, within six months from the
first publication of this notice.
Dated this 2Sll day of May, 1008.
M.iku Chain',
Executrix of the last wiil and testa
ment oi Charity Wilson, defeated. 5-26
Katies for Publication
Iii'oarhnent of tbe Ir.terior,
T'nite.1 States Land Otlice at
The Dailes, Orejon, June 2, 1008.
Notice is hereby given that
li rover C. Newman,
of Waitmirg, Walla Walla county.
Wash., who on June 2, l'.KiS, made
Timber and Stone sworn statement. No.
-1054. for XW NK'4', XWJj SK'4' and
K'j KW, section 2U, township II
south, range IS eat, W. M., lias liled
notice of intention to make Iinal jirooi
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Kegifter and Receiver
at. The Dalles, Oregon, ou the 17tli day
of August, 19uS.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred A. Rice, of I'rinevilSe, Oregon;
Ezra J. Culp, Robert Hrutuh'ay, Forrest
Carpenter, of Waitsbtirg, Washington.
6-4p C. W. MOOUK, Kegi'ter.
SAI.K OF TIMP.EU. ' Prinevillo, Or
egon, Jure Hi, 1003. Sealed bids
marked outside "Hid Timber Salo ap
plieation, June 10, 1003, lilue Mountains
(Wes:t" and addressed to A..S. Ireland,
Prineville, Oreg in, will be received up
to and including July 18, 100S, for all
the merchantable dead timber, stand
ing and down, and all the live timber
marked for cutting by the Forest Olli
cers on a designated area of about 40
a.-res located in t lie uxA neV b4, eU.'
se4 ne, se ne nvM, sea So, tp 17 s, r
Zlle, w m, JJIue Alountams (West)
National Potest, Oregon ; estimated to
be 2oU,000 feet H. M. log scale, more or
less, of living and dead ye .low pine, and
fir sawtimbcr. No bid for less than
J2.00 per tliousaud feet 15. M. will be
coiisiiiered for living timber, nor less
than 11.00 per thousand feet 41. M. tor
deail timber, and a deposit of ?r0.00
must be sent to 1J. ii. Cramer, Fiscal
Agent, Forest Service, Washington, D.
C, ami made pavable to the TREAS
URER OF UNITED STATE-i, for
each bid submitted to the Supervisor.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. Timber upon valid claims
exempted Irom Bale, l or further infor
mation and regulations governing sales
address the undersigned. A. S. Ireland,
lorest r-iupervisor. (i l bl
Notice for Publication.
IJi-pftrttnr-iil of I lie Interior,
C. 8. Lauil OHiec at Tiiu lulled, Oregon,
Juno :m, iuM.
Notice In hereby given thnt
Ia-vI Knorr.
of Lnmnnlii, Oret,'otif who on July 1, Tjii.1, niHfle
Hone-steHii liiiirv M. lfi'i lor see i:j,
Tp 14 , r M k, w M. Iihs tiled notice of Inten
tion to miike Iinal (iv')-yeur proof, to eititliHsh
clulin to the Ittitd fihove (lescriheil, heforu
Wttrren llrou-n. County Clerk, at l'i,luoille(
On-iron, on the l'-tli duyof August. lW-.
CIh tuiii n t iniin'-a nit viiitiesseH: John I'
Waile, Orcn Vluite, Walter llelfrleli and
Charles l'axtoil, ttil of f.Hinolitu, Orej.'o;t.
7 'Jp C. W. JlixiKE, JteKister,
Notice for Publication.
Department of ftie Interior,
V, H. Land Oltlee ttlTlie Diillen, Oregon,
June 25, l'JW.
Kotiec Is herehy given t.hitt
' l.lz.tc M. lK lano.
of Prtnevtlte, 0--xon. who, on Miireh 8. 1902,
made llotm-HteRd lOntry No. lOliio, for K'a
HWa oftu.-e II QiidN'iNVV see 11, Ip 1.1 x, r Ifi
e. w in, tms tiled notice of int'-nllon to rnuke
llnal five-year proof, to eKtahlish idalln vt tin
land iihove deacrlhed. lKfore the County Ch-rk
ol'Crook t'ounty, Oregon, at I'finevllle, Ore-
son, on ine inin nay or aukosi,
Chilmant money aa wllnes-s: Kdward R.
Jones, (ii-nrge M. lii-htno. Hoy Htuart and
John Kat'lln, all or I'rlnovllie, On gon.
7-2p V. W. Mookk, lU-nlatcr,
The City Meat Market
IIOUKiAN & STILL, Props.
Headquarters "for
Home - Cured Lard and
Bacon
Try soiuo of Crook county's choicest
products. Its the. best that money can
buy. You will not only save money but
yoiiill help build up a homo industry.
Wo always carry the lost in
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal.
Special rates when sold in large quantities
We handle all kinds of country produce
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Reapers, Binders and .Rakes
'All kinds of wire cable, rope, guy
lines, hay forks, hay carriers, pulleys,
machine oils and other haying supplies
Sold Right
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Notice for I'ublication.
( iaolated Tract.)
Public Land Sale.
The Dallee, Oregon, Land Offiee,
.Itino 20, 11)1)3.
Notice ia hereby vi;n tlmt, an
directed by tlie ('omniiM'i()iier of the
(lerieral Land Office, under jirovijioiiH
of Act of CoiipreHit approved Juno 27,
l'.W'i, I'ltblic No. 303, wo will offer nt
iiiblic pale, to the highcut bidder nt 10
o'e'nek . in,, on the (ith day of Aiigimt,
1!)0S next, at thin oflire, ths followiim
tract of land , towit : KE4 W., See. 20,
T. 14 S., It. l(i K.. W. M.
Any piTHons cluimin advetHly tlie
above-described , lands nro advbed to
Hit) their claimti, or objections, on or
before tbo day above dt-Higiialed foi
sale. ' ,
C. W. Mooni', Reginter,
Ix)i)i 11. Ahnkhos, Keceiver
. Notice to Creditors.
Notice In hereby Klven by the un
ilerMiKiietl, tlie iiiliiilnlHtrfttor of tho
i-Mtate of Frank (ilauM, tlecetiHctl, to
nl! persona bavln elilnn uinlnnt
Kdid (leceiM(!d to present them with
the proper voucher to the under
Hluiii'd nt Redmond, Or., within hIx
montliH from the f i i-h t publication of
thin notice.
Dated thin ISth day of June, 1!)0S.
llOIIKIIT 1 1. (il.AHH,
AdininlHtrntor of the estate of
of Frank IIIuhh, Ueceaned.
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Duuro, Ciluytit, Ktc. Etc., Etc,
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Notice for Publication.
Jlepartment of the Inierior,
United NtuteH J.and Olllce nt
The Dulles, Oregon, May l!)l)8.
Notice is hertdiy vt-n that
John W. Hitter,
of rrineville, Oregon, who, on March
Sith, l!ll)S, made Timber Application,
No. 4'itKI, fur HV''4, m-ctirn L'S, town
hhip 12 south, rant't) 17 east, V. M.,
hug filed notice of intention to make
final ,rtnf f . ulaI n 1 A lull r.ltiliM ii
land abovo described, before llin Keiis-
ter and Iteceiver, at 1 f to llalltw, Oregon,
on tho 4th day of Aiinst, 11)08.
Cluiniant names hb witnesst-a :
K. M. Jones, Mrs. N. ('. Jones, AV.il-
limn (j. 1'allour, Arthur J. Docker, all
of I'rineville, Oregon.
C21p C. W. MOOHK, Register.
Notice for Publication (Isolated Tract)
Si-rlnl No. 01 ft
- I'UMi.KI LAN I) HALE
Tbu fJiilk'H, Ori'Kon, Liinil (illicp,
.lulv 2. I! is
Nfttlfo la lioruby given thnt, n in'm li'd tiy
thi-i:onimliHioner nl ttui tJiMicrftl Latnl oilico.
tinder iiroviskiiiN rif Act of HoiiKrcMH npiirovt'il
June 21, IWHI, 1'nlillc- No. :m:i, via will offer ut
pllliliu null', to tlie lilclieut lilililer, lit 1(1 o'clock
h. in., on the 18 tiny of AukuwI, IIHW, next, nt
thin oltlee, the following tniet of litml, towlt:
H'SNW'4, HW!4NW, Hecai, Tji 1ft , K 17 e,
W M,
Anypernonit eliiltnlntr ailverHely tlie nbove
deHerihed ItindH arc Hilvlrteil to Hie their claims
or oliJeetioiiH, on or heloro tlio iluy hIiovo
4i!Ifiiuteil for Kale.
(I. V. M'KlRR, KcKlKtcr,
7-9 LOCIH H. AMNKKtiN, Huvvlver.
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R. B. ADAMS, Tropiirtor
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
(llorscsWinp; in O'tunrtion)
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
I'RIMIVII I i:, Olil'iiON
rtiK-k lionriletl y tho Jay, week or imnsth nt
Koa.-mnnlJe rules. Uetminl'ir wlien in
1 rineville. Hatm lU:.vtMAnii:. WV Imvo
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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Report of the condition of
The First National Bank
Of Princvillc, Oregon
At the cloa of buiinm May 14, 1008
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MILLEFl BUILDING, PRINEVIbloE, OREGON
First Class Mcali 25c and Up
Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
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Take Steamer POTTER from Portland
Ptitengeri ire bow Irimferred to the railroad at MECLER
fourteen miles op the Columbia River from llwaco. Thil
elininatet the necciiity of iteameri wait in ( for the tide
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Tho Steamer T. J. POTTER leaves Toi-Uand
every rnorninp; except Saturday and Sunday at
8:30 o'clock. Saturday only at 2 o'clok 1. M.
Remember tho Summer rate on the O. R.& N.
ia $12.00 from Shaniko to all North Jfcach
points and return; good until September 30th.
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