Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, August 11, 1910, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextAUXILIARY OR CICYCLES. .lotornyclt Attaohm.nt Per tha Ordi nary Whi.l. A inutr nllui Iiiih'uI fur lilryi'lni lina nx i'tiily lii'i'ii liivfiiiiil wlili h rails fur li atrui'liirnl iiIIitiii limit tu lie mails In I III- urilliiary liltyrlu anil which can li iiIihi liril or (li'lin IhmI In few ruin hum, Tim clinlni roiiiprlM small nil II hi ry wli.vl itviMity lurur In dlatu Hit II 1 1 nl Willi a llijlit motor, wblcb ItlWKM aTTAl'IIUKMT ru HIC'tlXM. Ik cimuhs Ii'iI .in llio rvnr wliixil of Ilia hi. j'i It-. An Inttmilmu pivoting r MngoiiiKiit allows ilia wliwl u peculiar lateral mill vi'rllrnl mm I'liH'iit, to thnt I ho hIi'itImk of llin mni'lilua I In uo way nrfivtril, nnj xriulm IHa whwl to kIIiIi- oviir olmini'ln or rough ground without liniismllllng any shock or ! liriillnii to Hi rider, 'l lio motor In small air cooled, borl. (iiiitul. two tlmlit engine with a ii r 1 1 1 1 1 dtwlgnrd huh to wbk'b tbo pow- or bt Irauamltted throiiRb a alt to on. riHliu Ing gear, The uiaguoto Ignition ami upurlxer are mounted on thaaauia pinna and In line with tba angina, ao I hut Ilia wliulo la reudorea rery com tMII't. Tlia rnglua b ralv.lraa, tba lulet and oilmimt liolng governed by porta, iillerniitely covered and unrorrrni by llio ilaton. It develops oua and three- qiui rtiT hnr"owr. To attarb llio motor wheel to tba ordinary cycle tl hi only narcasary to roniora t ho uut of tb back wheel apludle ou tba chain alda of tba ma hl mi and to attach tba frame of tba auxiliary whorl to tba splndl. aud bolt It up, an operation occupying a few momenta. A single Inter regit liitor controlling tba motor la clipped to tliu Imndli) bar, tba connection with tbo motor tmvlinntaui being a flexible wire. Tbla single. Ifrrr controta tha ad Ion of the engine to a nicety. 'I ho wheel complete weighs only twiuiiy Ave pounds, and tba motor la cuiMiMo of driving tho blryrla at an avpi'iigo aims! of sixteen miles per bnur on an ordinary road, wlih a mai liuuin speed of about eighteen miles on tbo level, Tha fuel lank In the mud jruirnl la of aultlcleot capacity to carry tbo motor loo utile.. POWER OF THE FUTURE. ut a Small Part of Uncla lim't Watar Pewar Develop.!. Tbo Intest government reporta enosr Hint tbo total development In tha Unit 4 Btatre repreaeuts f.3C0,W0 boraa powcr. Ilia number of wheels being fil'.SJT. or an average development pur wheel of about loo horsepower. Tba alulo of New York poaaesses tha Ur gent water power development, tha to till being Ntt.Hita horsepower. It la only pmiwr to atiite thnt tha Niagara iwwera on tho Amerh-au aldo assist In milking up thla large total. The etate ranking second In theao dovclopmenta la California, tbo total being 4(10,747 horsepower distributed among 1,070 wheels, or nn avcrngo tnatnllntlon par unit of 430 boraepower. The third In rniik la Maine, with a total develop ment of m.l.iMHl horsepower, generated by '.'"H7 wbeela, averaging K3 horse power. Tbo reports show further that tho total available potter of Die surveyed portions, Including atornga posidbllt ties. In about B3.000,)0 boraepower, nnd aa only about ono-foiirth the to tnl area of the fulled States la now aurveyed the available power for the whole rolled Rtntiv tuny reach a leiiat 200.000,000 boraepower and prob ably more. Kuglnrerliig Magnxlne. 8oaptudt on tha Baa. It U In order tp vary the phrnao "imurlng oil on the troubled walera' bv aubatltutlug the word "aoapauda' for oil. Kxperliueiita (inve abowu that roiiihuJh will reducs a aea alinoat aa well n oil. The first trial wna made on n freighter In a atorin on tho At lantic. A lurge quantity of aonp nnd water wna dlacbargml over the bow, anil Ha effect win nearly Inatnnta iteoua, tho height of the wavca being ao OIuiIiiIhIkmI Hint the veaael could be mnnnged without dlfflculty. The atcani' vr Hciwgnl, atruck by n anuoll In the Aili'lntlc, tiacd aonp nnd water with the an mo result. Hlx pounda of aonp were dissolved In two bnrrela of water. Tills Bolullon when dripped over tho bow mnilo a quint apace about ton yards wide, preventing the aea from breaking over the veaael to any con alilciiililo extent. A High Speed Element. "I Iiiivo a Bplnthni'lMcope, anya TlioimiH A. KiliBon,. "which la a tiny tit of rmllum of a aize Hint will tlinuiKli Hiu eyo of a needle, mounted on it' plcco of wlllemlle. It lina been aliooting olT millions of apnrka for the kIx years I have had It. and I expec It will lo HhiKitliiR off sinrks tho anmo way for tliouMiuda of years. There will be enough Kpnrks given out by that fragment of nullum to cover nnd Illuminate Hie state of Iihodc Island Some say that thla la at tho speed o: light: others, 1'J.OOO miles a secoud Th? Fpecd Is tile aource of milium power." . Juat Received. Just, received, screen doora, panel doom, huh!) doors, front doors, win' (Iowa, tents, camp ntovea. stools tallies, cota, hammocks, paints, etc etc. A. 11. Mpnmun & Co. 6-23tf Horses for Sale. On the old C. Sara Bmltb ranch, tipar Prlnevllle. 125 head of mares and Koldlnga, large enouifh for work bora h, will be sold In any number at. reiiHiitinble prlcea. For further Information address O. 11. Kuksku 1'i lnevllle, Oreiron. tl-16-tt ANIMALS AND AIRSHIPS. B'rda anal Beaat flea In Terrar fram i Aarlal Veaaala. I l!firniienn nnManum mm Imirlnliltiff T lo fear that gnuia will be made acarce by tha luiiltlplleatlon of aeroplanea, balloons and other aerial veaaele, aaye ha Hi leu 1 1 llu American. U Is well known that where many kites ara ba- llunlly flown they liave tha effect of driving Ilia iwina to otlior districts. ba effort of ( kite, however, la Tory mall In comparison with that of an aeroplane or a dlrlgllila balloon. A tiermnn landowner strolling over , hla estalo saw two black atorka which had boon atandlng wllh a number of i in ka on the bunk of a pond suddenly , take to flight without apparent reaaou. ; 'bo next Inataut tba ducka, quacking loudly, look wing and were aoon out of sight, (diking around for tba cause of tba birds' affright, tba proprietor eaw a dirigible balloon, which tba birds bad probably perceived Mure It tiers me vlalble to him. lie learned afterward tluit deer browsing In tba flelda hnd been frightened by tha alght I of tba airship or by tna nolaa msna uy Its jimpetlers and had fled to tbs for- oat All anlhiala ara torrtfled by alrahlSL rartridgea, ipinll and other gauia birds crottcb and hide, while domestic fowla utter loud warning notes tba Inataut they perceive thu monatroua bird of prey. J lie Bwedlau aeronaut von Jlotr keo while aalllng at a moderate eleva tion olmerved that elka, foiea, bares aud other wild animal fled at his so- I proach sud that the dogs rsu hcwllug nto the hoiiau. Wbllo the Zepticlln II. was going irnm uusseinon to r.a- aen tba aemnouta on board notea that boraea aud cattle galloped fran tically over Ilia Qelde on catching sight of the slrahlp. KEEPS FOOD FRESH. Novel Method of Preaerving Meat and iah Without loo. Tbla llluatrallou shows an Ingenious Krenrb method of preserving flab and meeta for ierlods aa long as eight or ten days without lee, yet the food Is kept absolutely fresh, eays Popular Mechanics. Tbo requlrcinetita for tnakbig the preserver are elmple, con- alatlng of a wooden tub or half caak. straight atlck or broom handle, a croaapluce of wood for It. a glaaa bell. brliiiatone, sulphur and water. The tub I filled two-thirds full of water, and tbo articles to bo preserved rnasgnviaii food without ice era booked to tba croaspleca of tba broom handle. On lop of tba water near tba center atlck ara placed two ordinary pill boxes, each containing a little powdered sulphur. Tbh) to light ed, and over all la placed tba glaaa bell, the lower edge of wblcb resta un der water on brlcka or other objects placed on tho bottom of tba tub. Tba sulphuric acid given off absorbs tha oxygen In tba air under the bell glaaa and then dissolves Itself In tbo water. It la claimed that when the meat or fish la removed several daya later aa fresh as when placed In the preserver there la no smell of sulphur or brim stone whatever. Qsrma Not Easily Froson. Death dealing germa flourish la the coldest of cold weather. They live even lu the Intense cold of liquid air. Infectious disease, such aa diphtheria, measles, scarlet fevor and amallpox: are quite as common In the winter as at any othur time. Colds aud sore throats are more prevalent All these diseases are caused by germs those malignant organisms , which swarm and breed everywhere. In summer time the smell of putrefaction tella thnt something Is wrong, aud a dis infectant is Immediately used. In winter there Is no such wamlug, and tha first Intimation Is the actual Ill ness. There la, therefore, the greater need for efficient protoctlou against disease germs protection which Is beat afforded by tho use of a highly efficient disinfectant Cancer Cure Wakoa Hopes. e-ntn.a... Ilnnwl,ll nf ilia TTtitpAral. '""" ......... , ty of l'avla, Italy, asserts that lie 1 as discovered a cure for cancer and other , mnllgnnut akin diseases and growths. ' Ilia remedy consists of local appllca-1 Hons with a apcclnl ointment made from the Juice of n pod bearing Indian j plant resembling licorice, the native nnmo of which Is jnqucrry. In bad 1 cases, when the ointment la lusutll- I dent, subcutaneous Injections are used. Talking Ploturea. , A perfect combination of the phono graph aud moving picture machine la now Thomas A. Edison's chief ambi tion. The electrical wusard believes such a device would b of great aid In the schoolroom, nnd be Is working on hla "talking picture" machine. The moving plcturca will be ahown In their natural colora, will stand out from the screen lifelike and will talk. Pay Up. All persons knowing themselves indebt ed to the tli'in of Liveiy-Jordad-I.aiiius OompHiiy will please cull ou Harry I.snius and settle. 6-6-tf I. O. O. F. 1,0 Oct K meets every Halill" day nlglitHtranaers welcome. W. Frsnlc !stett, N. ;R. V. Conatntile, V. U.: H. 1,. Hulilis, Boo. tf-2 Jersey Cows for Sale. For further information, address II. E. Ridkoi't, Prineville, Ore. 7-28U CULVER The Junction City of the Deschutes The Railroad Town of Central Oregon Has a Remarkable History A Great Future PLACED upon t!ie market Lul one monlh ago, yet the interest shown by the general public, the sale of lots and especially the railroad develop ment in and lor Culver, has made it imperative that the lownsile owners, in order to protect their own interests, must almost immedialely advance the price of lots. We believe that sufficient time has already been allowed those who were anxious to secure lots at first cost, however, these prices will be held open lor a short time longer and if you wUh to embrace this opportunity to secure a choice selection at introductory prices we urge you to lose no time. What is Doing at Culver? The machinery is on the ground and work begun on the well which is to supply water for lownsile purposes until the development of the town will warrant the installing ol a gravity system ol waterworks. The new $3,500.00 hotel is nearing completion and shortly will be ready to offer the traveling public good, neat, clean service. Practical tests ol available material are being made preliminary to the establishment of a brick manufacturing plant in Culver. The Postolfice Department has issued orders lor the old Culver poslolfice to be moved to the new town on the railroad. As soon as material can be secured for the purpose a number of business buildings are to be erected in Culver for the housing of various industrial enter prises. That Culver is the railroad town ol the Deschutes Valley is beyond question now. . The new railroad plat of Culver Junction shows four tracks through the townone main line two long sidings and an' industrial track facing the warehouse site which are laid out by the railroad . company and extend from the junction point entirely through the lownsile. Besides being the junction ol the iiill and Harriman main lines Culver will will also be the junction of the branch road which will be built to Prineville at no remote period. J I We are not prepared to state il this road will be an electric line buill by Prineville capital and maintained by the power company, which owns the power site west of Culver in Crooked river, or if Harriman interests will extend the Deschutes road from Culver junction to Prineville, or yet il L W, Hill has design on this splendid route to Prineville, but that litis line will surely be built we are reasonably certain. In the meantime Culver is the distributing point lor Prineville and other towns ol less importance and will be the terminus ol the main line for freight and passenger trallic lor several months until the bridge is completed over Crooked river. Call upon 0. C. Young at our Culver office, Harmon Cook at our Laidlaw office, or Henderson Investment Company at Prineville, and see the olficial Oregon Trunk Railroad plat of Culver, showing trackage and warehouse sites. . Deschutes Valley Land and Investment Co. 301-2 Buchanan Building, Portland, Oregon Just Received Carpets, Art Squares IE tti i ' 'v5-ir iv A Ji n ' V t Vvi Tnl If $4 1 il 111' 'If lull'' flifpli1 111 Rugs UNIVERSAL RANGES America's Best Make A. H. LIPPMAN & CO. Millinery Clearance Sale Great reduction on all kinds of Summer Millinery. Large assortment to select from at Mrs. Estes Corner 2d and Main Streets PRINEVILLE. OR. Suits With Character Q Those " touches of tailoring " that give character to a suit or coat are what every woman wants. J La Vogue garments excell in this particular. J Our styles are full of clever bits of tail oring here and the-le, adding much to the appearance of the suit and giving an individu ality to each style. J Quality is there in every stitch rnd seam and line of the garment Q They fitjwith a graceful ease that makes . you feel comfortable at once. Come in and try. them on. No trouble to us. Buy only if they please you. Clifton & Cornett, PRINEVILLE, OREGON City Meat Market j J. V. Horigan, Proprietor 1 Beef, Pork, Mutton, Wholesale and Retail 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. i LUMBER Deserved Pre - eminence "I. W. HARPERS is the leading whiskey of America BECAUSE it has (he flavor and bonqnet which .only ripe old age can Rive. It reaches you in perfect purity; the producer safeguards that. Sold by Silvertooth & Browder - Shaniko, Oregon mm Shingles, Mouldings, Windows, Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc. SHIPP & PERRY PRINEVILLE, OREGON 24 - Hour Service PRINEVILLE EXCHANGE The Pioneer T. & T. Co Rural service from 6 a. in, to 9:30 p.' m. Calls from 9:30 p. m. to 6:30 a. m. on rural lines 25 cents extra, excepting calls for doctors, which are free to subscribers at all hours. Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior, V. 8. t.t d Office ut The Dalles, Oregon, August lr Notice Is htrehy given that of Prineville. Oregon, who, on August 2al, 1HOD, maae nomesieau, no, h'oo, incnut No. 03(178,) for SKJ, section 4. township IS south, rung. lGcast, Willamette We .-hilar, haa tiled notice of intention to make tin.-1 tive-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, betore Vrreu Mrown, county clerk at his office, at Prine ville, Oregon, on the 13th day of Septem ber, ldlu. , . Claimant names as witness s: Rol"t I,. Kitching, William B. Kitching, John 1). Agostine, Robert O. Smith, all of Prim vdle, Oregon. C W. MOO Re, 8.11 Register.