LOCAL MENTION
Clmfili' V.. Hiultli U n new tlrrk fit
W. 1 KIiik'm.
Kirk KIhxIo of Crook wan n county
out vlxltur Siitiilny,
(liori ltotm of I'iiiiIIiiu wiui n
Huiuliiy vlxltor In rrliicvlllo.
Horn, to Mr. nml Mm. t'liurlrs O.
ClirlHlluil, Oct uU r 111, n ami.
l'lilllp Oruliiuii nml wfn of liny.
crii-U were In tin' elly Nntiinlii.v.
Mm. Marlon Mortfuii of I'milliia
v lulled In till city over Ntiiutny
M. J. Murrlmiii ruul It. J. Milium
Were ilowu Smnlity from lleiul
I'.. V, CroMHwIiItt' of llnvcrcck wnn
n IiunIiicnk culler ill town Htiturilii.v
W. W. Itrown .f ll. Wcr ami J. If.
Klicriiiiiu of Tln Dalle niciit Ktiiuluy
together In t IiIh city.
A a tvNtilt of dm IimiiI Item inker.
tlMlnu h lout )iiriM, w hich nH'arvl
In laitt Tlutrmlay'ii Journal, the IohI
nrtli'lc nan rcHtoreil to It owner,
little MIhk Curulliii" TlirmiMon of thU
rlty.
W. A, t'ollvcr, ii Coon luiy dairy
man whom' tunne U ut M'trilillel,
nml who U n brother if (. (I. t'other
of Culver, nrrhfO In thin city with
the latter Monday to tt thin part of
t'rook county and iutenl court.
Mm. I.. (. ContiK, MIhm l-uit Miller
mid MImm luifi Ki'dlli'ld, all of Allany !
mil Mm. Alton 11. Coal ex, (if Tin
Knlli'N, vUltfd In l'rlni'vllli' dtirluu
fair week with Mm. IViuik 8. J I off.
tiiun, who U a winter of Mm. Cuiitm,
Kr. If. Oniric Kiiininna linn rent
e l n front room In the liomt' of Mm.
Mome, w here he lum net up IiIm libra
ry and will UHi the room hm hi study.
1 1 In home, however, will continue to
Ik at the t'rlticvllle hotel, where he
Iiiim lived ever nliiro hln arrival here
more than one year iijjo,
John IvIhih, who canto went Iint
fprlnx nnd who hliii'o llii'ii hi4M -liiten
liookkieHr nt C W. I'.lkln' store,
left tli lx week for liU Iniine In Chicago
to remain. He liken Oregon well
I'IioiikIi. hut love IiIn'Iioiiiu liuttur,
thU Im'Iiik the !1mt ttuif he linn ever
turn away from hU own folk.
Heaular quarterly Communion nt
Flmt rreliyterlau church Sunday
inoruliiir, (K'tolNr "'. at 11 o'clock,
when the rifflit hand of Mlowidilp
will I m extended to new iticmlicni
UiiltliiK with the church and the or
dinance of haptlHin and Hacrauieiit
of the Lord' Supper w III lie iiiIiiiIiiIk
tered. At ":.'MI. Ir. Iutimore will
upeak tin "Half linked People. "
J. A. Kouthlt, until recently editor
of The Kallen Tliuen-Mountaliiii-r and
founder of the 1'rluevllle Itevlew.w ho
lum many relative" and friend In
thU county, hit returned to IiIm ilull.v
pursuit ftr a very critical lllne
during which he underwent nn ex
ceptionally never mimical operation
nt IiIm home In The I 'a lien, lie In
n train aide to Hit nt table nnd np
pnrently rintorsd to health.
Wear Insured Sox
' ArarntirtnckxnittriW (ir"tlolo
priol" hti, ars mrrrf lor l rnonlhu.
Thin U the fmtrn-tf
Ituv ill pan ol "llnlfprool" Bo
lor tMM nml If ny or ml ol Ihvm
cma (o hotet or nerd durnlnii In l
nionitiiw win rvplitc Itiom wltli
DOW tog t lO.U JK
Holeproof
Sox'
Jii.t culiirt, Tllry will not
"crock." "mn'1 n..r la.lfl. l!ot.
pniol" Hon do ant utirlnk nor trnuli.
Yoa ens buy thm In artnil
colnn tlx plr ol tit nod wuU;U
In bn.
Wear "flolrproof" (4o one nnd
ymi will n-vrr mu ny other kind.
KunitMntwr ttiry rojr.4Hn to
wnr l moniht or yua ! now
f lll:U. Ll ui toll you bo lodar.
J. E. Stewart & Co
Mln Jennie Ilcinn U wnii In from
I'ont Kiinday,
l. C, Price ciinto In from Crook the
II mt of tliln week.
V. A. Htevcn wan hero Katurday
from j) Nell.
The family of J. K. Wllnon linn re
moved hero from Madras,
J. C. Itimli and V. H, ltlce of Ln
inoiitn ni reulnU'red nt the Prlne-
Vllle.
A hand of 2100 sheep, the proerty
of Al Jones, pHsned through Print
vlllu Wednesdiiy nfternoou en rout
from tlie summer riinife nt Davis
lake to Mr. Jones' place west of this
city.
tirrtitd Master I'.d Hosteller w ill lx
In Prlnevllle Katurday nlulit to me't
with the Odd Fellows of OcIkko
luilf, mid n iti-uernl Invitation to
attend has Iteen sent to all I. . O, K
liii'io Ih-tm. One or two candid aten
will Ih Initiated..
Tlin-e ileclnratlonn of Intention to
iMTOiue cltliu'li of thi CnlU'd Ktntes
were iitadii this week nt the court
limine, liy Joshua Morgan, 21 year
old, n native of .Wales; David James,
1 years old, also of Wales; and Tom
Cameron, 2." years old, n native of
Scotland.
Joe How anl, who n numlsT of
yearn no forsook Crook county to
live In San Francisco, w here he In
vested heavily In property, Is hack
attain determined to end his day In
pencil nnd prosperity rlut here
w here he itot his stnrt,ln life In the
rnttlu hunlues on the Oelioeo. Mr.
Howard lost utmost everything
years aco In the eurthiituike and fire
at San Frauclsco.
Willis Karl Humes, son of Mr, nnd
Mm. Frank Parties of thl city, nnd
1 1 lent of nine children, died Octoltcr
II nt the sniiltiirltiui In Chicago,
111., where he had hccii undcrKoluir
treatment for spinal trouble since
January, IDOd. The remain were
Interred nt Chlcnjt. F.nrl llarne,
ns he wns known, was horn In this
city January 3o, ld. He wus llmt
taken III seven yearn ntto.
Henry Cndle returned last week
from a trip to the Willamette valley,
where lie had liecn to take Miss Hutiy
to school. In his travels Mr. Cadle
saw much of other places but no
where did he see n place that he liked
U-tter tlinii Crook county, when
ererytlitnit U connldered. While
some localities offered a (rent tunny
inori' ndvnntiiKes yet when It came
to n tjuestlon of maklliK money this
country could Ix-nt them nil.
At the Methodist Church for Him
dav, (K'tolsT 2.1, the Sunday School
will Im-kIii nt 10 o'clock. The subject
for the preaching service nt 11 n, m. ;
will be, "The Kent which Christ Has
to (ilve." The Fpworlh I'iiirne will
hold Its devotion Her vice ut O-'W p, m.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
the youiikT people to attend this
iiicc tlmr. Preachlnu; nt 7UK; subjivt,
"The AII SiH-InK Kyo of Oml." At the
clone of the moriiliij; service the new
meinlier wilt U received Into the
church. J. K. Ix'Wellen, pastor.
J. If. Zi-vely, whose fame ns n
dairyman has spread overOreson by
virtue of the excellent butter, etc.,
made nt his OcIuk'o ranch, returned
n week iiko from a month's visit lu
linker City and vicinity with rela
tives, belli; accompanied both ways
on the trip by Mm. Zevely. The next
day after Mr. Zevely returned lie was
served with a Venireman's subpienu
and Is now In this city nerving upon
the trial Jury. Mr. nnd Mm. Zevely,
who nro old suhHcrtln'ra to the Jour
nal, brought" back with them the
hitter's mot hee, Mrs. lloylcs, w hose
hunhaud died recently nt their home
In Medical Spring, Fnlon county,
Mrs. Itovle will make Crook county
her home from now on.
LOCAL MENTION
If. F. Jones Is here from Iledmond.
M. Trlplett of Pend ciiuio over Kun
dny,
J. A. Moon of Itcdinond wa a Huu
day visitor.
CD. Itrown of Ilend I In the city
on blinluess.
0. W. Dnvle of lU'dmoud l at
tending; court.
Jim Flkln of Albany Is vlsltlittf
relative lu town.
J. II. Homey I here from Madras
for the district court.
J. W. Itobluson nnd I). Hood of
Madras nn' hero attendliiK court.
Fly Itols'y nnd famllr of Drowns
vllle, Or., have moved to Culver.
J. H. Wlndoiii of Culver will U-nve
Kntunlny for Corvnlll to remain
In that city for the winter with his
family.
J. II. I More Is btilldlnj n neat two-
story home In town. It will hare
six rooms and when completed will
cost nbout TlNtO.
W. It. Chlldem Of Mitchell has
bought the McFlroy blacksmith shop
ut Madras and will lu the future
make that town hi home.
Lowe' Madlsou Square Theatre
Company which showed here last
week to crowded house, left Mon
day for a tour of Crook county, dur
ing which they will show ut liclid,
Kedmoud aud Madras.
The regular evening for skating
at the club lire Mondays, Wednes
day aud Fridays. Wednesdays
from 4 to 0 p. in. nnd Saturday from
1 to 4 will lie given up to the ladles
of the Annex nnd to the children of
iiiciiiU'M of the club.
Mrs. Jesse Yancey lost u purse con
taining n small sum of money the
oilier day. It wn dropped some-
where between Adamnon's drug
store nnd the home of Steve Yancey.
The Under inn leave same nt this
ofllce or return to Mm. Yancey.
L, .K. Thomns, who has a dry
ranch near ( line Unites, brought to
Prtuevllle recently some isclmeu of
potatoes which he raised this year
on his homestead without Irrigation.
These potato's show what the des
ert can do toward raising profitable
root crop.
M. C. Awbrey, the flmt settler on
the Deschutes, wns n culler at the
Journal ofllce Wednesday. Mr. Aw
brey Is n remarkable man in hi way;
old In yearn though not In mind or
body. His home Is near Lnldlnw,
A large wnteifall In, the iVschutc
beam his numc Awbrey Falls.
Alma T. Morris had a fine exhibit
of dry land potatoes that were
brought In too late to be entered nt
the fair. They were of the White
Victor variety nnd were grown at
his place on Comb' Flat. The spuds
were smooth nnd well matured nnd
show conclusively what can be done
with vegetables on that high
ground.
Taylor-Dillon Wedding.
r Mini Alestha Zilphi Killon,
daughter of Mn. Lenora Dillon,
and George Ikranda Taylor, both
of tli is city, were married at the
home of the bride'a mother Bunday
evening by Dr. II. C. Dunttnore,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, in the presence of large
company of relatives and friends.
A wedding supper followed.
The couple stood beneath a fine
wedding bell during the ceremony,
immediately afterward receiving
congratulations there. The bride,
who was unattended, wore a gown
of white silk and carried white
mocs rose. Mrs. Frantic Lehr
man played the wedding march.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor left Trine
ville Tuesday noon for the home of
the bridegroom's mother on Bear
creek, where they will abide until
such time as they can build for
themselves on an adjoining ranch.
r recent at the wedding were:
Mrs. Lenora Dillon, Vira and John
Cyrus, J. C. Breeding and wife, B.
F. Wilhoit and wife, Mrs. Frankie
Lehrman, Mies Alta Dillon, Miss
Lavell Dillon, Orval Dillon, A. g.
Ireland and wife, Mrs. Minnie .
Wilson, Eugene Long and wife, R
G. Bmitb and wife, Mrs. Young,
Emerein Young, E. II. Smith and
wife, Mrs. Will Wurrweiler, Peter
Lebrman, W. II. Young, Mies Les
lie Potter, Miss Edna Long, Roee
and Christina Gibon, Miss Wilda
Nye, Miss Merle Ireland, Elva and
Vera Wilhoit. Isabel and May Ire
land, Mil's Henrietta Ireland,
Doris Ireland, W. Frank Petett,
William Marks, All EUefson, Dick
Long, Widd Barnes, Harry Hamil
ton, Frank Long.
Small Boy With Gun.
Arthur Houston, son of Charles
Houston, while visiting recently at
the J. T. Moore ranch north of
town, took down a .33 caliber re
reiver banging from the wall in a
bolster and proceeded, boylike, to
examine it. Several chambers
were loaded, but the boy evidently
did not know this. Members of
the family were in the next room,
separated from the boy with the
revolver by only two inches of
rough pine boarding.
Suddenly the gun went off, the
heavy bullet ploughing its way
through two walls, within a few
feet of where the other children
were standing, and buried itself
in the ceiling. The Houston boy
was too abashed to say anything,
and so remained silent. Mrs. Moore,
who was in the next room, not
hearing him speak or move,
thought be had shot himfelf and
ran to bis side, only to find Arthur
gazing abstractedly at the still
smoking revolver.
Ammunition
Guns
Knives, Belts
LOCAL MENTION
K. I'. Huchannii of Sisters Is a
county seat visitor.
Miss Flva J. Smith, fourth-grade
teacher, has returned from a short
visit to her home at Madras.
Herman Poch, whose place lies 3
miles above Prlnevllle on the Ochoco,
reports the discovery of coal near
his much. Specimens which he
brought luto town showed the flud
to be a good grade of fuel, adapted
either to heating or steam purposes.
Here Is a chance to work up a lit
tle Interest In the election: A render
of the Journal, who withholds his
name, but who Is . good for the
amounts named, offers to wager $50
that Taft will carry New York, f 50
that Taft will carry Oregon by 10,
000 and 1 100 that Taft will be elected
The Monmouth Herald, published
at the seat of the State Normal by
W". T. Fogle, Is a very creditable lit
tle five-column paper. It la valu
able to It reader for Its local news,
normal school notes, Polk county
correspondence and departments.
It short editorials are well written.
Mr. Fogle, a numls-r of years ago,
was editor of this paper.
Will Change Location.
The Prlnevllle Steam Laundry will
move from the old Prineville Hotel
building to the building In the rear
of McCulllHter store, where I will be
ready to take care of business as
usual.
10-22-tf A. Y. Oiiater, Prop.
All kinds of sportsmen's
Supplies. Shotgun shells
loaded to order. Powder
shot, shells and reloading
outfits
SOLD BY
W. F.
King' I
tUHHaVaBMHSBMa-aVMBU '
Made in Prineville.
"If a thing Is worth doing at all. It
Is Worth doinir well." If von hnn.lla
cigars, handle good ones, such as we
outiu, ior instance l lie agle, La
Hoea, Ochoco and Leader.
WantedTo Trade.
Will trade a 14-disc McSherry
Grain Drill (with grass nnd seed at
tachment) In first-class condition for
fresh milk cows.
10-ltf It. F. Gcerix, Bend.
"THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY"-
Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A- P. Armstrong, LL.B-, Principal
C,We occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment,
employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls
for office help than we can meet Our school admittedly leads all
Others in quality of instruction. It pays' to attend such an institution.
CSald a Itnslness Man t " Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough
work. It will win out la the end." Said an E Jura ton "The quality of instruc
tion given In your school makes It the standard of its kind in the Northwest"
C.Open all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free.
Reference 1 Any bank, any newspaper, any business man la Portland
MaUACrkK,e. T A 1 O M.il Ur,
u. r. Adamson & Co
w,, I DRUGGISTS 7
We have a complete line of jewelry, con
sisting of watches, chains, charms, fobs,
bracelets, rings, clocks and silverware
D. P. Adamson & Co,
DRUGGISTS
" J
Agents "Holeproof Hose
Six Months Guarantee
J. E. STEWART & CO
Agents "Mayer" Shoes
The Shoe That Wears
The
Leading Lady
Shoe
A Stylish Comfortable Shoe
Price $3.50
"Special Merit"
Shoes
For Misses and Children. The
Shoe that wears like iron.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
... October 24th ...
Borax Soap
Regular size bar, special Saturday, only .
05c
Walnuts and Almonds
No. 1 Papershell Almonds and English
Walnuts special Saturday at per pound .
17Jc
Sardines in Oil
We have just received a shipment of
Fancy Sardines packed in pure olive oil.
These are as fine as we have ever had
at double the price. Our special Satur
day price per box
,12k
The
Billy Buster
.. Shoe ..
The Shoe With a Sole That Won't Wear Out
We don't believe that you can buy a
more serviceable shoe at any price
than the Billy Buster for Boys. We
guarantee them in every respect. If
they show up "defective in any way,
either in workmanship or in materials
we will either have the shoes repaired
or will refund whatever amount is
necessary for a satisfactory adjustment.
We have them in both light and heavy
weights.
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