Crook County journal., July 14, 1910, Image 3

A BUSINESS TeilMG
Tho Methods That Are Used In
tho Schools of Germany.
CLASS ROOMS AS OFFICES.
POWELL BUTTES
COUNTRY
Conlinued (rum lint page,
rupnt Ar, Dlvld.4 Into Firm.
Thai Carry on an Imaginary Trad
With Cash Olhar-Tht Ceuraa Pram
OfTiot Bey to Dlracter.
No on will deny Ilia fnct tlntt Ocr-
umiia or among (lit keenest tiualueaa
Wen lii dm world. And unduuhtvdly
Olio of the aorrula of their success lies
In tint fmt Hint lu (iiTiimo school.
Ihi) are liiuulit prucilral detail
or luialiiraa. Tho writer recently ra-
turiiiu Hum iiniiilmrg after a tear'
rOIIIKO Of tNllll'Ullllll, uutl mi OUtllllS II
li system of irululiiK boys lu bualuwa
wny do liiierestlnii.
fii my nrst days attendance I wna
handed a lima lulilu on which appear-
"i. set uui lu lurmiiliililo array, sue
unjccis na coiiiuicrvuil correspond
fiiio. Uina of lila of vicliniia-o. cur
rency, pull I Ira I economy a ml coimner
rlnl Inw, imiiv of which at tua lime
conveyed much to me and raised aorl
oua uuiia lu injr mind aa to whether
i aomiiii iw ulilo to uiulormniicl and a p.
wiint apjicuroU to ba oiual
nnairuao iilil.'t.
At U a. in. almrp on tho following dny
tho course begun, iirefuced br a .
ilo of hmirs' hard study, for tho Ger
iiiniia are itluttoua lo work and Ihluk
nothing of twelv. hour day. Tlia
nrst course wna called "bualmma triiln.
m. o worked in two apscloua
rooms lurwuiiefl ft mllec. each room
representing a different buatoeat house.
iheao two linns carried on an tmac-l
imry Irndo Willi each olhar. and (lie
rutiuu adhered to waa modeled mart
ly on l ho Hum of a drat clnaa btialnesa
(wialillalimeiit
Each nnu bad a (llrsrtor. and the
two were Ilia mnat eminent atudviila lu
tho scademy. They had subject to
their uinnnueiiiniit and Control a com
plele smfT of cnrrponttinta, abort.
iinmi writers, lyplsta, iKwkkwiwri. ate.
Tho whole waa supcrvlacd by a mas
ter, to whoig reference wna uiado In
cans or dinputo or dutifully.
on making my nppciirnnca I wua In.
formed Hint my services wore lu ro-
oueat aa an oillrs boy. I waa annio-
wunt mum bark, uot to any a lit tie
bumlllniisk by the lowly ponlllun ss
signed lo me. and I gave tho master to
litidcratimd Hint I considered I wna
(limlinnl to ocritpy a inui h boiler post
iimn mnt wiiicii Ho had chosen for me.
Ho did not aeem In tho lenat perturbed
by my rcmarki. but Mild; "You hnv
alrendy made n mltnko-a mlxltike of
diplomacy. Ono of tho great maxima
of buliies a taught hers la lo do
whnt you aro told, to do It at oorrf and
do II well."
nun Hint ho handed ni a pllo of
euveli.ie and a ou Hat of nddr-oi
and luld me to ae lo work adilroanlug
lliem. 1 did ao. but not with a very
eood arnre, the mnntcr coming round
from lluio to tlmu lo Innpert my work.
Fur Iwoaolld hmira I ploddtd on until
II a. in., w hen the courae came to an
end. Then I took the opportunity of
Eolnft up lo the ninator acnln and ak
. Ins hi in If h did not really think I
bad been wnatliig my time lu what I
bnd Ihmmi dolus;
"Not In the leant.' tt ha. "In
eterythlnu, no nuitter how alwpla or
bow dimenlt. there la nlwaya a good
deal to leorn. If yon have pnld ntten.
tlon w hllo yoa were work Inn you will
linvo learned aoinethliiit about tho go.
nitrnphy of the Uenuan emplra, for
e.'iili aildreaa cvtitnlna the onme of
aomo linportnnt town and prorlnre In
whlrli It la nliiinted and tho unnio of
emtio firm celebrated for aunie pnrtk'U
Inr clnaa of gKMln.n . ,
Thla gnro mo fooil for reflection. Aa
a umtter of fact.' I bad not paid the
leant attention to what I had beeu
writing; coiinequently I had failed to
derive tho benefit which It wna tho
nuiHler'a Intention 1 ahould obulu from
what aeenied to mo at tho outnet a
moat acimclciia tnak. (u the following
dny I roaolved to follow out tho men
tor's Inntrui'tlnna to tho loiter, and I
win aiirprlncd to find how Interesting
the work hecume.
I continued iiddreanlug ouvcloica for
two bourn a day for a wholo week, mid
tho next week I received promotion,
lu this wny 1 went through tho wholo
routine, from ollku ly to director,
nud Uio experience which I obtained
In tho various capacities bus proved
luvnliialilu to me In buRlneNs.
As director t had to sign checks, dic
tate letters, enter Into agreements with
the other firm with roforenco to the
sale nud purchano of goods, keep au
eye on tho money market, work out ar
bitrage calculations, draw up and In
dorse bills of exchange and bills of
biding, mnko out periodical statements
of affairs, allow or dispute amounts
placed to tho debit of tho firm on ac
count of general nverngo losses and
generally supcrvlxo uvurythlng.
U'ullo we were thus drilled In practi
cal Work tho theoretical side of busi
ness was uot neglected. Lectures were
given at fixed hours, bookkeeping and
mercantile law. Thus we enjoyed the
Inestimable advantage of acquiring the
theory and practice of business at the
,snme time. Detroit Kroo 1'rons.
frmik H, Duffy, a mile further
west, has oali and barley of ex
oellent erowlli, and will be heard
from later at the fair, where hi
will capture jireniiutna. His land
is Irrigated, also.
A. II Ktiods allowed aa great
variety of produce on Irrigate
land aa were to be found on
-.!..!.. 1 .....
iiikiu mriii. tin una place waa
found spring wheat, alfalfi
tituolhy, oats, bald barley and
numerous kinda of garden uroduce,
lb product grow rank and show
ed the ideal condition of irrigated
land. The warm eandy toil, cor
reel Hope for best results and
plenty of water which i warm
when it reaches the land combined
lo produce almost marveloua re
suits. Alfalfa sown on Msv 1.V
wna almost a foot high and had a
good root development. Oats
wheat and barley with icarcely
nine weeks growth waa headed and
well on to maturity. Such land
produce the very best of root crot
and Is too valuable for such to be
uod for any other purpose any
considerable length of lime
At the K. A. Husset home, clover
had been cut the first time and is
showing good start for second
crop. This home, which is aur
rounded by blooming sweet clover,
opptea and sweet peas, all of
which are kept beautiful by the
irrigation canals. This place is not
unmsred ns a home site snv where.
lime were seen potatoes of good
growth, and many in bloom.
Allen Willcoxen, whose ranch is
one mile north and east of Powell
unite, lias a Held of oats that
would be a credit toanvenuntrv
'he grain is four feet high and
how the results of good farming
Tom Langdon has ' a good field
of red clover that showa the poesi-
inly of the crop in the potato
ami.
From the jKn-toflice to the place
here the clave pipe crosses the
old riverbed there is to lw found a
strip of country some three miles
ml a half long and two milm
ide that abounds in timothy, al
falfa, clover and blue grass. In
places the small canal bv the 'road-
sido keep a strip of blue graes on
each side of the road sub-irriirs.
ted. The country here resembl, a
river country, and many of the
lower land are assuming a marshy
ppoarance regnrdles of the fact
int the water has run there but a
w mouths. Willow are start
g on the canal banks and the
int grass and marsh grass have
ready formed a tod in many
aces. The water vegetation is at
once recognized by anyone who is
miliar with that of the I'nuer
Heschules, regardless of the fact
at all seed must be carried
rough some thirty miles of ditch
efore it reaches this point.
Well-built neatly painted houses
re the rule in the liutte Valley
bool district, as it is called by
me people, who are included in
district number 72. The banner
country schoolhoufe is located on I
a beautiful knoll on tke west side
of the old river bed, with a good
view of the big stave pipe to the tion
i
has wasteway in the low places, be grown in any country is itrow
and i constructed of redwood In ling on this place, but esM!Ciilly
strip six incne wide. J bey meet potatoes, for Powell liutte i th
at broken" joint and are held to- potato country of Oregnn
gether by Iron bands at a distance Lee liobbs, who is farming the
oi ten inthe or a foot, made from andevert-Alien ranch,' has
rods three qnarter or an inch hundred acre field of wheat tha
thick. The band are kept at I Is of lbs best quality. It has
proper tension by mean of bolt high (talk, three feet or more, and
onus wiuco are loosened or tighten- long head well filled. Jle also
ed a occasion demand. At ha one of the largest potato fields
point along it length the huge I in the Powell Jtutt country,
pipe i almost covered with soil I I'owell liutte is a potato country
wniie at oilier place It Is on top of a good potato country, too, or di
l lie ground. I tell you before,
Jha farms already deicrilied are
In the imitated belt. From the
HutU Valley tchoolhouse a road
was taken which lead east for a
mile or more, and from this point
PREVENTION
THE BE8T SAFEGUARD
If for any cause the home" x other
.llil.. . i . : i i i wiiicthi annual cxiiiutis a laca oi energy
all the ranche. visited were dry pro, rdi.h f, food, or so
farm. Large fields of potatoes t Kneral debility, timely action should
were seen in this "dry" belt and ' uken f '"toration of iu hnhh.
,i . . . , . Ia tht 'ural food of our domestic
the grain was, inmost instances, animals Nature provides certain peculiar
ready to harvest. medicinal herb, leaven, barks and roots
Ka.tof P.ll It.... "'"V? "ry i" their health
..... iuuiiu pacific Stock Faad in irntl. n.l..,.l
the rancliM of Chaa. Charlton, C. Inutnded to supply the essential
A. (iraves, Mrs. Jones, Wolfer
tate and J. A. Elliott. All of
them showed wonderful crops,
matured before the hot weather.
J. A. Elliot' place is the acme
virtues of those health-giving natural
remedies and is prepared exp-ly for
uiom aniinala deprived by man of their
natural food. It is an alterative tonic
which atimulates the various organs of
the body, promotes the secretions, tone
op the gmeral aystem and restores the
of dry farm SO fur as one could disordered conditions to a normal state
see, in thi country of the best drv I"."uli" appetite, improves the
' I illireslion ami a.imiUii-.N r
good, healthy
farm, nr l,,li,.t-.l n.. -;,... ' ,K"' un "" ' '. P""""
, n-- v..vii,n,lioll, Diooa ami I
mures a
condition. Kooklet free.
Hovt Chkmicai. Co. Portland. Oregon
II 1 .S a
me worm, in ine orchard we
found two-year old tree with a
good crop of fruit. They were in
part crabapples, two varieties
Hislop and Transcendent petite
prunes, apple of all kinds, sum
luer, fall and winter varieties,
l-ound pears, plumbs and berries
of different kinds. There were
also ground cherries, watermelon
ilanta, squsrhee, peas, beans, cu
cumbers and well, yes, peanuts
and they were in bloom. None of
these wero being cultivated -very
much a there was no water for
rrigation, yet we found nothing
on this place that was suffering for
water. Down in the fields were to
be found wheat, barley and rve.
.11 of the very best grade. fi4f, A il.S
la well fill.,! ...,t !. V iltl CO 9:M
I. O. O. K. UllKJK
mrcM evcrr HmIu r-
ditrnl(lit.Klmii(i-r
wenMiie. irtfn
iruwn. If. (I ; W
rrank retell, V. ff
T.U.Zell.Mec S-2
POLK'S aV
f gazetteer!
A BiMlaMi Plrftrtarr of earn Cltr, I
Jo aas villas In mud
hloalua, (trio a Urarrlpllta I
Kkflrh of r.,h pli-. lrnllon. I
Hlilpulnc FarllllW anri a
tlri iir-irr mi eacii itiuiaoa I
mna I'rvfoaaloo.
I U. L WW M CO, lu, I
A SnullU, H.-h. M
A Whole Section
nd
The
grain
mnn In
u 1 1 ll ;
acre enn
equal to if not Liter than some of ZJCTl
iue irriaateu crams, fllr. Kl uitt n-nw; our hulldlnun: mini I iron.
aaanl.l 1IK1 lnn. n ..! nine irom i'rlnevllle.
112.50 per Acre for 10 dava
fli. r.. uhi.k. rrlnevllle. Orejron
it. enandy, delivered on the
farm at 120 per ton
The Wolfer place ha. a good crop Dr Yr.ii Wont n Pv
nf .l...t ...I c tr L........ L". V4 MUIHH V11
w. n. .. aiiu v. ii, 1-UfllT lias
one of the best fields of rye seen in
the district,
U. A. Yates has one of the most
beautiful fields to be seen anv-
.
tide. It is a mile long from east
to west, and face on the upper or
"auto" road. This field showed a
remarkably even growth of forty-
Of course you do.
Then buy a
Buick
In Bad. , .
"I'll never offer nuy more friendly
ndvlce."
"Wouldn't ho listen to you?"
"Ho listened to me cnrefully and
then struck me Jor $2. Of courne I
hnd to coufb up." Detroit Free Press.
Troubles comparatively seldom come
to us; It Is we who gj to them. Sir
John Lubbock. ' ;
Yales. This crop lms been sold to
a west side firm at f 20 per acre.
F. It. Itayn lms a good plate
directly north of the Yates' home.
On this land we found an excep
tion In that the crops were vet
- il rri i . . - -
ruuill. 4 HIS BCIIOOI lllllliilntr a ' row 111 17 tlnta wliont .n,
n o o- -" -1 nuu um lev
i.. ........ . . . '
nv.. Hum, cviueuiiy mier piane are ueaueu out and beginning to
furnished by the state- board of ' fill and are very rank and thick on
education, is painted, has a belfry 'ground. This place shows the re-
and a good sized bell. What is ault of scientific dry farming, and
raoreu nas a sign "liutte Valley from all appearance the shalle
You will not be disaoDointed.
J. A. MOORE, asrent for Red
ioiu wneit, and is tveing harvested, mond, Madraa and Prineville.
A part and possibly all of it will Will demonstrate the car nv
i.i... . i . .
ue soiu lor nay, lor the reason that time. 5.19
Mr. la tea has trouble figuring a
better profit in grain after thresh-
lug bill are paid, than in hay at
the present outlook for hay of this
quality. Whether it is threshed
or not, the man who buy the crop
will get his money' worth at any
reasonable price.
East from this olace and still nr. ZK&?&X'$i
the slope of the butte ia If. J. Kd. rl.ht such real estate should be sold.
,0. ..v.:u 1.. .L,";.,"T,Y"?rod-.,'.',t the next of
""'V'D -ivo niiiv.ii hub a crop 01 V' waru ami an persons inter-
wheat of the same quality as Mr.
mm. A. i., at 10 o'clock, a. m., at the
court room of IliiiOmri m ik. ....
houn-lathe county of Crook, then and
Iherjto Ihow cause why an order should
not lw granted for the sale of such rel
estate, ttescritied in said jietitioii as fol-
ion ;
The north half of the southeast quarter
and the southwiist nuarter of the southeast
inniter of secii tweiitv-eiRht and the
him in m nuiirier oi tne nortlieast nuaater
Of Section thirtv-llinu. In 1.
If'wn fouth, of range sixteen eost, of
h..mi-viu meriilian 111 lroOK
suu.e 01 ureion
Ordinance No. 174.
An ordinance levying a city ron! tm
flKNlnat the h-KHl vi,ti-ra of theelty
of I'rlnevllle, (nffon, nml to pro
vide fur the colleetla tlrerwif.
Hie People f the elljr . Prineville,
On-aron, do orditln im lulluwe:
H.rtlon I. A cltr road Ui eiiiml to
two days' work la hereby lev d-d
BK'-mat me H-KHl voters of theelty
01 i rineviiie, nKon, aubjt under
ine mwa 01 1 lie state of Oreriti to
the payment of the same, for the
yens mil), which tm Is and shall I
due and collectible oa denmnd at
any time alter thirty days from the
paMHnk-M of this ordinance.
Hcctlon 2. All neraona anl.l..f
en j rumi mi aimer tuts ordinance
ahull be held and coimldered to lie
Klven and lo have received due and
legal notice thereof from and alter
thirty day from tlm rfUaMM ITt fat lilaa
ordinance, and ant person ubl. t
to taxation under thla ordlnanw
who shrill neirlect or rcfn.
tribute said amount of labor upon
the streeta and roads of the city of
I'riiievllle, Oregon. In the time and
manner required by the marshal or
street sinierlnti-iiilent. anil nnilr
111 direction, shall be held uiwl
sldered to lie delinquent, and In ad
dition to the illHiiiittllhYa
posed by the charter of the city of
I'rlnevllle, the value of such work
nioy be recovered br n i"..n
brought by the niarahal fir ilrMi
siiierluteiideut. In the name of the
city. In the recorder's eourt, together
with the costa of such action. Four
dollar shall be considered th..
equivalent value of such work, pro-
; ' ""' y lieraon lawfully
taswl under this ordinance may pay
to the Innntbul or iim ....!..
, . . --- '11 1 III"
dent the sum of four dollar In lien
i i-ucii cu.v roan work.
tv-ctliill 3. All iM.rnf.n. ro.l.1in
bin the corporate lliulta of the citv
of rrlnevllle. Oregon, at the time of
iim itowp 01 1 ins oruinnnce, aud all
lierHuiiscluliiilnir to I r.i.i...,.- ...i
legal voU-rsof the city of Prineville
reon, at the time of the city eleel
tlou In iJeceiulier. 1910. and n..c
empt under the laws of the state of
m. -,.i,, aiiiui ne ueetueu and held to
e Hulilitct to tuxation nmi thu ...
dl nance.
nils ordinance shnll
Percheron Stallion for Sale,
Coming 4 year old traded, aeifM Mon
StmkI action, lnoil txirie.
6-S A. V . Waaaas, Hay C reek, Or.
i HARNESS and 1
iSADDLERY
I SHOP
i H.D. STILL I
Prineville, Oregon C
For Irrigated Farms
and Fruit Lands
IM THI
DESCHUTES VALLEY
1
Professional Cards.
22 el knap & Gd wards
Smtt Wkni',
t JIT. Xmtorj
3Ajmimm mm JmrjMm
(County f liy.lclan.)
Cm, mmtmrrrmJ mrmmtmU- . .
Ortf,
XM mm I
CkUM Amwaam ru.171. i...
Da Soora ar Aoiawa a
KawSToaa. Bmb oSIik aa mat.
denca taithoms.
Ortf
WRITS'
JONES LAND CO
Kadaaotid, - Oragoei
iroin anil alter Its approval.
i Bjweo me council Ju
JOHN U. M
take effect
al.
uly 5tb, 1910.
Itec ardor
Approved by the mayor July 5tb,
Mayor.
Ordinance Nd. 175.
Application for Guardianship.
In the County Court of the suite ofOri-
mi me eouiuy oi 1 rook.
In the mutter nf i:,,.i;......i.:..
Koliert Uslium. Minor, liroer lu il,.,.-
cause on application or guardian for order
of le of real estate.
.1.. "PI!"' o this Court from the ne
lltlon this iluy presented and tiled bv Ida
se ine Kiiurumn ol the estates and per-
Oil Of KotH'lt Ostium, mi llnr maui .... r..
II r,r.l.r ..I ..1. - ,'".'
r - . tn.irui o-riuui reai estate be-
rohool, District No. 72," nicely
painted anil placed conspicuously
over the front door for the benefit
of the traveler, and especially for
the new settler who has a family
to educate. There are many new
people in this part and they all
have families. Lot them come.
Tho big Blave pipe is a wonder
produced by the dense growth will
protect the moisture of the Boil
from the sun's ray and insure a
good crop through any kind of a
hot ipcll. On this place is an il
lustration of what a little thrift
and planning can do. A well was
dug to a considerable depth but fio
water found. Directly toward the
of modern engineering and oi.e butte, about a half-mile distant
worth going many miles to see. It
is between a quarter and a half
mile long, and carries a volume of
water that fills a canal about four
feet deep and sixteen feet wide,
running at normal speed. It is
five or six feet in diameter, and
Ilea along the uneven surface of
the land as would a massive piece
of rope or a monster semen t. It
Mission Finished House
Ten-room house fully furnished with Mission furniture; on beat residence
street, olie block from Main streej. Two lots, 80x116. Fine shade trees, two
roomy porches, good chicken house and woodshed ; chicken park, cellar, ice Cold
water. Owner lioiiiestoailiiii; snd must raise capitul ; good long easy terms on
part. 3. S, FOX one bouse eust of Commercial Club, P. 0, Box 1, Prlueville, Or in
well was dug to a depth of twelve
feet and water arose to a height of
six feet. A trench was then dug,
tapping the bottom of the well on
grado. A pipe line brings the flow
of water to the house, and a con
tinuous flow of water into the barn
yard trough is the result, and this.
on the "desert." To be sure it is
not a large stream, but it is pure,
and it runs not from the charred
depths of a barrel, but from a pure
well, or ppring, as you choose to
call it. Products from this ranch
and many others in the vicinity
will be heardfrom later at the fair
and other places.
V. 8. Cooke hag a veritable truck
garden directly west of the old
Willia mson homestead. Potatoes
fact everything that can
An ordinance levvinir n iw.ll
Hpliwt the leital voters of the city
of I'riiievllle. and to provide for
m-tmii-ciHin inereoi.
The petiole of the ('It v of it navlll..
Oregon, do ordain
neciion 1. A poll tax ot one dollar
"i ciiiiua ih nereiiv ivi,H i.rUi.,.
the letal voter of the city of I'riiie
vllle, On'Kou, for the year l'lli) I...
... .,1 iiiii.v ue euiijct-c to such tax
llllllliP till. .. . . .
.lawv in liik ,nm ,n.
K"ii, wincn laxwmii becoinedue and
oncciiiiie at any time after thlrtv
imjs iroiu the paesuireof thU nnii.
iiiuitr.
Section 2. All persons subject to
the lax hereby levied shall be con-
nnicrvu aua nek to ihv l.n ,rt..
aud to have received due and leiral
notice thereof, after thirty duvs from
the piiKKime of thla i.niinu. .....1
such tux elmll be held aud conei'dered
i. .iniii. incut niter Uemand for
payment thereof by the murnlial or
i-in-i eiiH-rin wniient.
nei-tioii .1. At any time after de-
aim tor 1 no payment of such tax
urn any person liable therefor, nml
upon non-payment thereof, the mar
shal or street sutieriiir.iiiili.nr .......
euforce collection thereof bv aii
action brouicht In the nil rilA tt tlia
tu.v oi 1 ciieviiie, m the recorder s
court, aud the delinquent taxpayer
, """jcci.w me otner dis-
(lualiflcatlona Imposed bv the char
ter of the city of Prlnevil'e, until
such tttx and all costs for the en
forcement of the payment of the
smile is paid. All penH,n8 clalmlnir
to be n-Hldeuta of the citv of 1'rlne
vllle at the uossace of thla u
nance, and all pergous claiming to be
leRul voters of the city ot PrlneTille
at the city election to lie held in De-
ii-iuiier, IUiu, ana not exempt bv
aw are subject to the tax hereby
lT 1111.
oruiiiance shall take effect
and lie lu full force from and after its
iuwnKv ny ine council and npproval
uic silfl VM ,
They are Here
The New MITCHELL and
REO Cart'
Call and see them
before buying else
where, as we can
come nearer giving
you your moneys
worth than any
other agency. Both
machines run as
smooth as silk and
the way they eat
these hills is a
caution.
Hodson & Smith
PRINEVILLE, OR.
W. A. BELL
FRANK MENEFEE
Lawyers
Tba Dalle. . . .
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SECOND-HAND
STORE
AU Kinds of Goods
Bought and Sold '
C. LI V. Marker
Dillon Building.
J. S. FOX
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
AND BOOKKEEPER
Room 10, AJamson BIk, Prineville, Or.
Agent for
R0 llf 12V4 8mUh PreBller Typewriter.
. irritenuui
G. L. BERNIER
Attornejr-at-Law .
Will pracUc In all the Court.
Offle. next door lo Or. RosDbers'a,
Prineville, Oretoa.
WADE HUSTON
Surveyor
Homestead locations
a specialty
PrineTille. . . . . '
Oregon
SUtement of ReMurcca and LUbilibea of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
buuMw Juno 3. 1910
1 At
RESOI
tba doM of
I
county.
Aim 11 u mrther ontered, that a copy of
.. w I'uiiiiniieii unee a wee lor
iiiiTu 5uin!iive weeita belure the said day
of bearing, in the Crook County Joarimi,
a weekly newsiaper pulilioheil In l'rine-
""iiifi nu circulating then
Dated this 2nd day of July, 1910.
ll.C. ELus,County Juilgi
lA&AAAIiVAAAAaViM
Drop in and See ft
Champ Smiths
DEALER IN
Soft Drinks
of all kinds
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
At the old Smith & Cleek
stand, Main street, two
doors south" First
4 National Bank
Passed the couneil Jnlv Rti. inn
J.iiin li. Siiicp,
Recorder nrn tam
Approved by the mayor July 5th,
i'. r. ol KH ART,
Mayor.
11)10.
$20 Reward for Horses.
Strayed frotu my place nt Madraa,
Dreirou, one tiny horse branded witli
siuiill bloteheil hraml ....
shoulder; his left eye is out; also one
J mitre, orauileu with large "S''
with bur under it on left shoulder.
1 lie uliove reward will lie paid to
"Tuiruina; iiietu 10 me. .
h. Guay, Madras, Ore. 6-30-tf-p
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the undersign
ed, the adnunistraior of the estate of Wil
torti J. t rain, deceased, to all persons hav
ing chums against said deceased to present
them with the proper vouchers to the
undersigned, at the olticeof M. R. Elliolt
ill 1'rineville. Onmin niil,l e; .1.-
irom the date of the tirat publicaUon of
Dated this anil day of June, 1910.
. , Amisbt ( Craiic,
Aillllinistratnr nrtliA .t.t. nrurii'..-.i r
Crain. le8e,l. " J'
Notice.
Having sold my business I wish all
who owe nie to pay all book accounts
now due. Pay to me or to my success
or, alt McFarland.
"2" W.H.raos.
Notice ot Final Accounting.
Notice is herehv ulven lu h .i:
l, the administrator ot the estate of
Harry VV , llennett. deeevnl. tn .11
sons interested in the estate of said de
ceased that said administrat. 1,..
made ami Hied with the Ole.k of the
vuuiiiY tuiirL 111s nil nt aixviiiiiiiiin nr .1,.
adniiiiistriition of said estate and that the
said County Court has set Momlav, the 1st
day of August, lino, at 10 o'clock in the
iiirenoe i at the County Court room in
Prmevi e. Ilmimii u I'.oi,,.,.. ...i .1
for hearing and' settling said tinal account-
a n men sum nine ami place anv
person interested in said estate mav art
pear and object to said tinal accounting.
Dated this 30th day of June, t!U0. .
ill-.. M.R. Kiliott,
Admliiislrator of the estate of Harry W
Bennett, Decease.!. .
1 SUCKS .
liana an3 DlacounU IWI.IS" H
Dotted Bute Bond. 1U00 OS
Bank r remlnea,etc ig,K8 n
Redemption fund cb 0s
Cash Hue from bank. S0S.19I 56
S5,015 a
B. F. All... IWlat
WiU Vma, Vk Prt.id.at
LIABIUTIKS
capital Block .10,000 o
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ctnmlailon.. ,. ,ti 7 008 00
Undivided proBU n
Individual Depoalta.... ........ im.31 26
. 69,0IS 22-
T. M. Baldwin, Cuiiiar
H. Baldwin, Am'I CaakiOT
T
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North Beach
Qmtmn mf tAt oHAmtsi S?tmrts
Near the mouth of the Columbia River, on " ' ,
the Washington coast
The Place to Spend
Your Summer Vacation
Twenty-five Miles of Magnificent Beach ,
Level, Compact and smooth
Notics to CroUitors.
N!''!i is h,0Tehf Kiven bY 'e under
signed, the administrator with the will an
nexed of the estate of Charles Wolfer, de
ceased, to all persons having claims against
aaid estate to present the same with the
proper vouchors, to the undersigned at
his office 111 Prineville, Oregon, within six
months from the date of the first publi
cation of this notice.
Dated this 30th day of J line, 1910.
M. K. Elliott,
Administrator with the will annexad of
the estate oi Charles Wolfer, Deceased.
Many thriving and tidy communities'
delightful hotel, cottage, tent and camp
'ife- All tho comforts of home and the
healthful, invigorating recreation of the
seaside surf bathing, rushing, clam dig.
ging, beach bonfires, riding, racing, hunt
ing, Btrolls and driver through picturesque
wooded headlands '
Reduced Rates from all parts of Oregon and Washington
via
Oregon Railway & Navigation Co.
Season Rate From Portland, round trip, $4.00
Three Day Saturday to Monday Rate, $3.00
Purchase tickets anil make reservations at City TiekelTornce, Third and
' ashlngton streets, Portland, or Inquire oi any 0. R. & N
. ugeut elsewhere for Information
Wm. McMurray, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore
6-30 to 8-Iil
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
County Official Paper. $1.50 per year