Crook County journal., July 07, 1910, Image 2

The Place to Save
Money
THE LEADER
The Place to Save
Money
Do You Get Your Money's Worth
l'eople r getting tireJ of it pelting tired of heing heU up
they wnt their money', worth now the gohl brick dy tre
over. ,
People uhI to be willing to smoke cabbage le.ve in place
ol Havana and pay good money for it if they got a premium or
coupon willing to buy tea anil pay twice its" worth just to get a
lih free those Jays are over people want their money' worth
now they want what they pay for value received.
The line of general merchandise we fell offers you your
, money' worth we don't have to offer you a lot of cheap
inducement to hide cheap quality. When you buy a pair of
hoe we don't throw in premium, your money goes into the
value of the shoe. It's the eame with our clothing, hat, dry
good and groceries. We sell you the genuine article at a
reasonable price. THATS ALL. THATS ENOUGH.
I. MICHEL, Proprietor, Prineville, Oregon
HELP BOOST
You Can Do So with
Good Exhibit.
CET IT READY RIGHT NOW
Pick Out the Bet You Hare
and Send It In or Notify
the Collector.
Oregon Car, detaile of w hich are
'given below. The permenant ex-
CDCMW PniTNTV; hib t which ha Wn arranged for
IKUUIN. tUUmi!fith theliH lines in their depot
jin St. Taul, the I'nited States
j Land X- Irrigation Exposition
J1 which will be held in Chicago dur
)ingixteen days in November, the
, Central Oregon Fair which will be
! held in Prineville in October, and
, the permanent exhibit of the Com
mercial Club in their rooms in
i this city.
I Stress i placed by the club up
on the fact that any kind of an
.exhibit can be cared for. The
most delicate flowers and fruits on
the branches are preserved in large
jar by a secret process known
only to the chemist who is employ
ed to do the work. All natural
color and shapes of the fruit are
retained. The lelter from the rail
way ofltcials gives the following
instructions:
Portland, Oregon. June 24th, 1910.
Commercial Club, Prineville.
tientlemen Tli tircat Northern
Railway Company are arranging to fit
up an exhibition car containing nothing
but fruit, vegetable and grain products
o( tli is state to l known as an Oregon
ear. This ear will lie sent on a lot
lour throughout the Kastern States
next fall and winter. The towns vititt J
will be billed ahead like a circus would
be aud make one day stands in the
various places. In the evening a stere
nptican lecture lll be given in the
local theatre or lulls. The car aill be
visit by hundreds of thousands of
people and the results direct and in
direct will be very gratifying, we
sure.
We would like very much to have
your locality well represented in this
car.
In addition to the car exhibition, we
have a large permanent exhibition
room in St. Paul, near In ion depot,
which is thronged daily by people en
route West. We have also just litt.1
up an exhibit room in Chicago and in-
All important mass meeting was
held at the Commercial Club last
night at which the matter of collect
ing exhibit for various displays the
club will have wa discussed.
It was decided to have the pre
ident of the club take neceseary
action to hire a competent man to
gather the exhibits, and pay him a
salary and expence while in the
employ of the club. J. F. Cadle
who it no doubt one of the best
txt-n or t V' purpose in' the county,
will probably be employed and he
will start hi work a-soon as
possible.
A permanent committee, which
will hare all necessary power, was
appointed for the purpose of collect
ing money for boosting fund. This
committee is composed of O. C.
Hyde, chairman,C. I. Winnek and
II. S. Cram. They are authorized
to call on any member of the club
for such assistance as tbey need at
any time.
It wa gratifying to note that!
itiv unit i'iki i itnv uiiKtti uiuur I . . ... , .1
. . tend putting in exhibits in several other
ior a large ana morougn puoncny utrfv eastern ciiies
campaign.
Advertising by exhibits wai
voiced as being one of the most
successful means to get the country
before the homeseeking public, and
among the places where Crooked
river vallev products will be dis-
laved are.
in the
Altogether we
could use enough exhibits from you to
make eight or ten eet. Whatever your
I localitv excels in in the way of fruits,
j grain or vegetables w ml 1 suggest be
; furnished.
We wish to seeurea good lire of fruits
I in jars on the. limb, in clusters. At
straw nerne. cnernce aim
present.
The permanent exhibit otl"r tm"n ,r. in -'on ,na e
,yi t m r i wuuii like wmiip mir i-iiii;- mm vmu-
Chamber of Commerce dif . 4 ' . ,1
, w?t9 wiui jus iiirnriu uu 10 on eume
play rooms in Port.and, the Hill ; !obe : .Lorl.errie. on the bianrh.
We have arranged with Mr. II. It.
Wright, processor for the Portland
Cliain!er ol Commerce, to do processing
for our exhibits.
Please send in tome strawberries and
cluriie in clusters aud on limb as
above. Send by express to Mr. II. 11.
Wright, (S Fifth street, care Portland
chamber of Commerce, and mark boxes
"For tl. X. Ky. Exhibit," o that it
ran he kept separate from the exhibits.
which the Chamber of Commerce are
receiving. If you will prepay the ex
press charges and mail receipted bill to
me, I w ill reimburse you or you can bill
collect to Mr. Wright, whichever is
most convenient. Suggest you also ac
company each shipment with a letter
to Mr. Wright, stating what you are
sending and that it is for the l. N.
Ky's. exhibits.
Following is a partial list of the stuff
we can use to good advantage :
IVa on vine.
lteant, yellow and green on vine.
i loose berries on vine.'
Carrots with top.
Turnips with tops.
Parsnips with tops.
Celery in bunches.
Corn with and without husks.
Melons, water and imitk.
Onions.
Cucumbers.
Sioajh.
Potatoes.
Cauliflower.
Tomatoes, raj ami yellow.
As fast as the above come into season,
in addition to applet, pears, plumbs,
prunes and other fruits, if you wilt send
in some gocd large sami tee of each
Mr. Wright will process them and the
jars will be carefully marked showing
where grown and by w hom furnishei.
Later on when alfalfa, timothy, wheat,
oats, rye, ets., are harvested, we wish
to teeure bundles of some of the tallest
and best samples of each.
If you will accumulate a number of
samples of the non-perishable products
and advise nie what you have, we will
arrange to assemble it her in Portland
and lit up the car here and nse the
balance in oor several exhibit rooms.
Just now, however, while the straw
berry and cherry season is at its height,
we wish yon would rush oi in some of
them. We are very anxious to make a
fine display of Oregon fruits and will
much appreciate your assistance and
co-operation. President Hill has taken
a great person..! interest in the matter
of exploiting the resource of Oregon
and believes that in no other way can
this be better accomplished than in an
, Oregon car to tour the hart and a num-
ber of permanent exhibits in eastern
j cities.
Thanking you kindly for such exhibits
and assistance as you can furnish, I beg
to remain,
Kepoet lully yours,
F. W. tiX.MUM,
Weotrrn Ind. A liming. Agent.
" CLEVERLY DISGUISED.
i A Little Gams of Strategy That Wa
' Plavsd by Bismarck.
i Tho Iron Chancellor wit not only
j a statesman, able to handle alrcl
I theories of government, but a
i shrond phtver of the lesser games
! of life.
When ho represented Prussia lit
the diet of Frankfort in I SOU lie
, hud reason to suspect that his let
1 ters and dispatches were tampered
with by the Aiistiiiuis, Other di-
ploniat'isU stilTered from the same
j nioUdlin)?. One day after a stormy
meeting Risnmtvk and tho repre-
tentative from Hanover walked
! away together, and as they walked
! the 'Hanoverian touched on the oro
j lubjeot and kcd liismnrvk if he
! had found a way to got his letters
through. The chancellor replied
j that the representative should
i know presently.
The prince as the two strolled
' aI.m,. to.! tho w,iv through tliiiirv bv
i path into a slum, drawing on a
I thick pair of gloves, ho entered a
! littlo abort where the !oor bought
tea, cheese, pickle, lamp oil and
such commodities. The astonished
Hanoverian followed. A stupid
looking lad stood behind the coun
ter. Boy," demanded the chancellor,
"do you sell soap?"
"Yes, sir," responded the boy,
placing on the counter a variety of
strong scented cakes.
When, after a careful examina
tion, Bismarck had selected his soap
ho thrust his hand into his pocket
and drew out an unineloscd letter.
He gave nn exclamation as of dis
may and surprise. Apparently an
noved at his forgetful ties, he cried,
"Hoy, do you sell envelopes I'"
Envelopes of a cheap grade were
produced, and Bismarck put the let
ter in one. Then he asked for pen
and ink and sot out to write the
address, but his heavy glove hinder
ed him. "Here, boy," he exclaim
ed, throwing down the pen, "just
write this address for me!"
When the scrawl was finished Bis
marck took the letter and left the
shop.
"There," said he, putting the let
ter to his companion's nose, "what
with the soup, the herring", the ran
dies and the cheese I don't think
they'll smell my dispatch tinder that
writing." New York Press.
An Ovtrsloht.
The Jiulite lllniik of Alameda are
an old fashioned family, and there
never ha lieen any lack of childish
prattle In their home these twenty
year and more.
"How many of your children," asked
the reetor ou a recent pastoral visit,
"have not yet Ihmmi baptised?'
"Why, let me see." replied Mr.
Plnnk-"therea Blanche and Hohert
and Seih and ttelwcca aud th twliy.
lear me. I had no Idea flier were o
many luc our last christening! We'll
t on band next Sunday In fall force,
mid I ahall never let ao many aocr am
late agetn." Argonaut
160 Acre Land for Sale.
l'i acres rich tmttom land: (riwd Mr
itrain or RlfolU; ilrmin of wiiii'i riiuuiiitf
Ihntlltrh It ; all under itood liMlcv; frood
ham and eorrith; tinnil Iioiim good wel I
and lores pump. Price l per acre; I.M
can ! ImKaied. .Villi! wed Vauder.
p,Hl, Prineville, Oregon.
Pay Up.
At IH'mHt klintllt ttlCtllM'IVlHI tlttlftlt-
fA In Hit linn of l.ivrty Jorlt-l.tiiu-x'tiiinnv
will ivrtc cull tin Hurry l.tttmi
AUtt immU. ft-Vif
O. K. MARKET
Stroud &. Cross, rroprieton
Clioicc Beef, Veal
S Mutton and Pork
Butter and Eggs
Country Produce
For Sale.
Sawmill iiml timber cliiliu contain
lug l.oiHl.lHH) livl, mill will cut l.VOou
per tiny: In koiI rumiluu order;
price f."K,
Also a ranch of -too ncrea; 100 acre
niemlow: MHi.itoo tlmlH-r m It; mill
Simula on one forty. Both for $10,.
inmi. i;;!imi
Ordinance No. 174.
The Winnek Company
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We bought these goods very cheap and are giving you
the benefit of our bargains.
Regular 50c grade undershirts, now ; 30c the garment
65c " " now 45c "
75c " " now 50c '
85c " " now .60c "
$1 " now.. 65 to 85c "
1.25 to 1.5 " now $1 and 1. 10
1.35 to 4.00 - now 1.15 to 1.95
Work Shirt, regular 65 to 75c value, now 40 to 60c each; regular 85c to $1 value,
now 70 to 80c each.
Fine Drew Shirts, regular $1.25 grade, now $1; other $1.25, 1.35, 1.50 to $5.75
The Winnek Company
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A Fine Line of Sausage
Telephone orders receive
prompt attention
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Hit Latiit Raquatt.
There is a clover lad who will
pet his living in this world. For
playicsr truant maternal authority
cut oil his supper. Casting one
fond took at the authoress ot his
existence, lie paused at the door to
say :
"Mother, I am going to die, and
when I am no more I wish the doc
tor to cut me open and look at my
stomach."
The maternal heart was filled
with awful forelnxling. and the ma
ternal voice asked what lie meant.
"1 wish it to he known," he an
swered, "that 1 died of starvation.
This was enough. 1 he small Imy
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wai triumpnani ana reiirea 10 uu
little bed gorged to repletion.
An Awful Jolt.
"I see von have a new automo
bile," said Wiggs enviously.
"Yes." responded Itiu' as he
slowed up the machine near the
sidewalk. "And it's a beauty. Ev
ervthini; works like clockwork."
"That's good."
"The tires are puncture proof."
"Better still."
"And she goes like the wind."
"dec whiz! Wish 1 owned one."
"Bv the wav, are vou fond of rid
ing?"" "Am I fond of riding? Well, I
should say so!"
"Well, here's a street car transfer
I just found. I won't need it, and
you can ride home on it." Chicago
S'ews.
Toy Spanitl n Old Brd.
The r.nglish'toy spaniel is un
doubtedly one of the oldest and
most popular breeds of pet dogi
known. As far back as the days of
Charles the Martyr this breed was
much prized by the ladies of the
court In the narrative of the ex
ecution of Mary, queen of Scots, in
dorsed in Lord Btirghley' hand and
forwarded to the court, it asre
corded that one of the execution
ers found her little pet (a spaniel
of practically the same type as
those afterward known in the reign
of Charles 11.), which had crept
nndcr the folds of her garments to
be near her and which would not be
taken away. Bit and Spur.
Fn In ShkpMtV Timo.
' i"ans in Shakespeare s time seem
to have been composed of ostrich
and other feather fastened to han
dles. Gentlemen carried fans in
those days. According to an old
manuscript in the Ashmolcan mu
seum, Sir Edward Cole rode the cir
cuit with a prodigous fan, which
had a long stick, with-which lie cor
rected his daughter. London
Spectator.
Strayed.
Three home one hay mure, holi
hltii, Ktar In taee. Iira-mled I II n Ml
lnrvnrm; Irmi gray mare, iilnto,
white Iho, W e an'l Ik-IIv: one white
Ip-ldinc. brnnilel MC tD - rijilil
sliouliler. All linve nairer on;
L.$j ! weUh aitotit IQUIeacn. under win
yvyljte rv wnrtleii (or Information or re-l.-'rv;
turn tA the nnlmalM. Aildrexs W. R
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All ordinance lev.vlnu; a city roml tax
tiKiiliiHt the legal voter4 of the city
of t'rluevllle, Ort'Kon. mill to ir
vliie for the eolli-ctiiui thenmt.
The reonlti ol the city ot I'rlnevllle,
OrvKtiu, do orilniu iih IoIIowk:
Svtloti I. A clly road tax eiiiml to
two day' work In heretiy levied
iiltiiliiHt the li iriil voterx nl the city
ot I'rlnevllle, On-iron, milijivt iniiter
l lie la ottln mnleof iin'aon to
the iwiviiiciit of the Maine, lor the
year IIWII, which tax In mid hIhiII lie
due mid collectible on ileiiutud at
any time niter thirty ilny Irom the
I'nxxnue ol till onllnance.
Section 2. All iHmuiiK i.u I )' t to
city road tax under thl ordluanre
aliiill lie held and considered to tie
III veil mid to have reeilveil due and
leK'tl notice thereof from and nlier
thirty days from the ihimiuk of thl
onllniiiiee, mill liny enioii ul'vt
to tiixntlun under thl ordinance
wIiohIiiiII iii'Kleet or refiiM' locull-
Irlhute mild iiinoiint of Inlior unoii
the direct and roml" of the cltv of
rrlneville, Oregon, In the time inn!
mniuier noiiln'tl hy the inarMhiil or
Ktrcet niiHrlnteiideiit, mid under
liia direction, xlinll lie held mid con
xlderiMl to lie delimiiieiit, nut! In ad
dition to the dimiiiniillcatloiiH lin-
IMMUtl hy the charier of the city of
rrlneville, the value of mull Work
limy lie recovered hy nil iictlmi
Iirouuhi ly the inan.lial oralrret
HilHrliitendeut, In the Inline ol the
city. III the nrorderV court, toi;itli
with the cttttt ot audi action. Koiir
dolliirM Khali lie coimlilend the
eiilvaleiit value of sui U work, pro
vided that any htuii lawfully
taxed under thla ordinance may pay
lo the inarxlinl or vtrert unp.rlti
dent the Minn nf four ilollar m luu
of loioli city roal work,
Svtioii a. All ierHoim relillni
within the corporate limit mil the cltv
of rrlneville, Kivkou, at the time i'f
the paa,iKe ol tin onliiinnee, and all
K-n-'nn claiming to he reMldeuta and
Icgnl voters of the city of rrlneville,
tlregon, at the time of t lie city e'ec
tlon In Kecemlier, 1H10. mid not i x-
enipt under the Inn of theHtnteof!
tiregoii, Milan lie deemed and held to Ji
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NKATLY AM) I'l.ovrrl.Y lONK
Wiirs it i Pom: Bv : : :
Robert 7oore
Satisfaction Will c (luarantccd
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City Meat Market
J. V. Horigan, Proprietor
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Wholesale and
Retail
xulijtvt to taxation uudcr thix oi : H
dlnance. I jjl
Thla orillnniice uliall take i ff.vt ffl
PuhmmI the council July 5th, 1U10.
John B. tm t-i.
Kec iriler pro tem.
Approved hy the uinvor Julv ,'lh,
l'.HO. J). K. Stku-akt,
Mayor.
All Kinds of Sausage Nice and Fresh
Home Cured Bacon and
Lard. Fish and Poultry
in Season.
Butter and Eggs. Give us a call and
we will save you money.
Ordinance No. 175.
An 'ordinance levying a poll tax
HgnlKBt the legal voloiu of the city
of I'rlneville, ami to provide for
the collection thereof.
The H-oile of the City of rrlneville,
Oregon, do ordain aa folio wa:
Section 1. A poll tax of one dollar
per eapltn la h 'reby levied ngalliat
the legiil votem of the clly of frlne
vllle, Oregon, for the year 1!)I0, who
are or iiiuy he milihvt to auch lax
under the Iiiwh of the mate of Ore
gon, which tux Hlmll liecomeuiie and
collectible nt any time nfler thirty
day from the puxangc of thla ordi
nance. Modioli 2. All iM'rwona mlijcct to
the tux hereby levied uliiill I con.
Ht'liTcil and held to have been given
ami to luive reci-ived due and legal
n i nice thereof, after thirty day from
the pmfuue of tlila ordinance, and
Mi rti tax ahall lie held ami considered
to be ilciiniilent alter demand ti r
payment thereof by l lie inn rnlinl ir
afreet iieriiiteiident.
Sei-tloii '.I At any time alter de
mand torthe payment of hiicIi tax
from liny ienton liable therefor, ami
upon non payment thereof, the mar
dial or treet HiiperlnU-ndent may
enforve collirtlon thereof by mi
action brought In the name of the
eity of rrlneville. in the recorder'"
court, and the dellniineiit taxpayer
mIihII lie Hiihjccl to the other ilia
iiiiilincali'in Impowwl by the char
ter of the city of l'fiiieiHe, until
mich tax and nil riwta for tlieen-
f im-meiit of the payment of the
r line I paid. Alt iieraoiis claiming
to lie rexidenU of the city of 1'ruie
villi- nt the paitaage of thin ordi
nance, and all pernoim claiming to lie
legal voters of the city - of I'rlnevllle
nt the clly election to lie held In Ie
eember, I'.IW. and not exempt by
law, arc subject to the tax hereby
levied.
Thin ordinance what! take effect
and lie in full force from mid after Ita
puxHUge by the council nud approval
by the mayor.
'rniiHcd the council July Sth, l'-HO.
Joiix II. Siiire,
Itei ordcr pro tem.
Approved by the mayor July 5th,
UU". F. Stkwaht,
Mayor.
IF YOU HAVE $1500 TO $4000
AUTOMOBILE AND A BALANCE
TO INVEST IN AN
FOR MAINTENANCE
Buy a FORD Touring Car
With all the eqnipinent on it for S1050 f. o. b. Portland mul
invest the balance in mil estate and give to charity the differ
ence in maintenance. hat 'ou yet for $1050 is a car equal
in every way except in weight to $4000 proposition and a car
that will take you 25 miles on one gallon of gasoline.
Equipment Top, Ga. Lamp., Generator, Magneto, Two Sid. Oil Lamp.
Tail Lamp, Tube Horn, Wind SJii.ld and Spaedometor.
Demonstration at your convenience.
C L. SHATTUCK, PRINEVILLE, OR.
Agent for Crook County.
W. A. BotiTH. 1'rea.
II, F. NTKWART. Vice
HTATK HANK NO.
I'rcn,
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A. 1IHTM, Awt'l "
OJvOoiv (Jouxtv Hank
PRINEVILLE, ORECON
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I'ouniy mid alhr WHrrunln V.'ie.wi Hiuplii. .. .
R.il !1hI uud nxlureii 7.7H.'m 1 lnilvll'ti lirtiniii '
Kipnue. I.HIH.'.'i H-iell. ...
Caib aa lui. ui dn froa binkl f 130.990.78
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Motor Gasoline
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LONG BROS.
Oppotite Poindexter Hotel
P 1367,
Quality
Ih wlmt the careful buyer in
vestigates when iHiriliadinp jew
elry or watches. We Btnnd he
himl the quality of everything
we sell we Ktinrnntee it to le of
the qimlity we represent it to he
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FRANK PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
Prin.vilL, Oregon