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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1910)
The Place to Save Money THE LEADER The Place to Save Money v Special Sale for Y-L 1 August in all De- v. s:,X parts of Our Store .!. Shirtwaists, Kimonas, Men's Low Shoes. 1 1 ChildWs Tan and Blaok Low Slim I Men't Underwear 25c per garment, exceptional value for the price V sT Straw Hats 25c each, Sunhonnets 25c each "r'5 v (ffilWiWI linc" Vei,i"9, onner,y 15c yi-now 10c j H- ' f Vv2ii$i' 'Mt Flemish Linen, "111 h ' ' ' ' 'UMf'LfSv WinsJor Premier Cambric" " ,-CrTTL If'T Wrappers, lormerly $1.50. now SI CH! V Call and Convince Yourself ' I. MICHEL, Proprietor, Prineville, Oregon NITROGEN STARVATION. With Science of Dietetic Burdened Many Absurd Fad. It 1st llllilt lillll' lllUt till' HelolleO of I dietitk'idioult tv tlsolf of the horde ! of painsiUe fads vlti. Ii nave fastened , themselves tiku ll. It U tlitf bl.uk sheep lit tilt" Ikvk of seioiieo whleli j make tip lliitt greater svtoneo i-ulU-.l ; "medicine," nail it kit been under n i tloud toK enough. Nothlim Is too nV j ml to be dvoeatod. from a diet of IHMimis to mo of raw moat, for J . .... ... I .. .1 t .tt.. 1 uiwhj jem me riMi i" ifun- t-i ,e- ? iiriiurjtiit ttlld telle was content with mere study i' .... . .'. of what peep-lo wore eatln;! In till walk of life In every I'art of tlto world. It was nail onouli to haw the Illogical comliK'oii oiivo thrust UHili us that thtso dietaries wore nec essarily correct without renaid to th. rosultM as to vigor nnd Inunuiiliy from disease. Indeed, no ono seemed to think thut tho cooty nto rice bisati.-io It was the only thing tie could (tot and that ho greedily ate bolter food whonovor he had a chance. Wheu tho roal Mentis! took ui the work of experimental dietetics It waa ! with kivn expectation that tho mod- lent profession looked forward to on i llgbtcmiiciit, and tho enlightenment ; wo pot whs tho now fad that wo oat ! too much of tho thin of which wo ! are butlt-a fad with h will destroy n (Eighth Grade i Examinations -0 - jihri.r0 Eighteen Pass x the Examinations Of the eighteen teachers who took examinations for county papers last week all were auccess ful in passing. The highest grade was made by Thursday Kent of Culver, who received 100 credits in ach of six studies, and made a final average of 98 and two elev enths per cent. Her lowest grade James Magness Shoots Himself James Magness, a contractor and builder who has been operating in Madras for several years, com niitted suicide Monday morning about 4 o'clock by shooting him self in the head with a pistol. Magness, who is a cousin of Mrs. O. C. Claypool of this place, and S. E. Grav of Madras, was well ... , . ! .1 I . L rt, anil was in spelling wnicn was vo per wiuugm oi m iuc iuiuiuunj,... n nt. Mr. Kord savs that this was was an honest and concientious the hardest in spelling he ever saw as there were 100 test words given with no options. Other high grades were won by Miss Theresa Cassiday, Mrs. Ada Strotts, Miss Flossy Berry, Miss Boyd and Miss Mary Davies. ' Mr. Ford says that while the supply of teachers is short, they are more plentiful than last year, and if all come from other places who have promised, the schools will all be supplied. Seventh-day Adventist L. A. Gibson and C. J. Cum tnings, the Seventh-day Adventist ministers, are still carrying on a successful meeting in the tent every night. They expect to con tinue for some time. The tent is made very comfort able by having good seats, electric lights and a stove to warm it whn needed. The subjeets next to be . consid ered will be: "The Destiny of the Wicked." "The Holy Spirit." "The Law and the Gospel." "Faith." " "The New Birth." ' The Love of God." "Justification by Faith." "God's Keeping Power," "True Sanctification." workman. He was alone at the time of the shooting, and the exact hour the deed was committed is not known, but the body was found by the marshal or nightwatch in the early morning and Sheriff Elkins was notified of the deed at once. While no motive was given by Magness so far as can be learned here, domestic troubles are said to have been the cause. Union Church Service. Sunday 10 a. m Bilile school. 11 a. m., preaching. 7 p. in. Christian endenvor lmttlng leader, MIks Edna Kates. 8 p. m., preaelilmr, Evangelistic. A cordial invitation is extended to all. C. f . Bailey, pastor. Real Estate Transfers Bids Wanted. BidB wanted for CO cords of Juniper, 16 inch or 4 feet. Address M. R. El liott, Clerk School District No. 1, Prineville, Oregon. 7-21 For Sale. 640 acres of land on the east side of Powell Butte three quarters of a mile from Crooked River. First class land. Address Jas. Wilson, 1606, Division Bt. Portland, Oregon. Fmikc4 It tke Creole Coutr Abitract C. Crook County Investment Co. to Vic toria M Uunderwood Frey, lot 8, blk. 122, Hillman; consideration $100. A Neppach and wife to Harry T Nicholai, ei sec. 36, 1. 13 r. 10, sv sec. 36, 1. 11, r. 10 and swlj. w'i ee and so nw sec. 16, 1. 12, r. 11 ; consideration ft. Lytle Townsite Co. to D X Kaunas, lot 16, blk. 15, Lytle ; consideration 1-100. J L Kever and wife to A C Lucae , nw) ofnwy, sec. 6, t. 18 and lot 4 of sec. 31, t. 17, both r. 12; consideration $100. United States to Edward B. iHmigan, eU aeli. sec. 7 and w!s swK sec. 8, t. 22, r. 9. H J Overturf to Henry Linster, lot 1, blk. 1, Bend ; consideration f 1. Vnited States to Jacob Clausen Btix, Kl4 sec. 34, 1. 15, r. 14. United States to Earl Barne, e' j of e.H', sec. 32, t. 20, r. 24. E A Cost and wife to South Bend Ii - vestment Co., nvi of ew'4 of sec. 4, l7) YOU CAN WASH I ATHE MATTRESS I 1 6n5 BEARI NO THIS lABElX II Soap, water and a brush are all that is B I m.AA tr. bopn tti outside of an Ostermoof V H v m.-T Soap, water and a brush are all that is needed to keep the outside of an Osterrooor Mattress sweet and clean. The inside never needs attention. Costs nothing for repairs. An occasional "outing" in the sun keeps it fresh and new, because it is built (not stuffed) of elastic, fibrous Ostermoor sheets. It cannot sag, lump nor pack like hair. Make sure you get the genuine Ostermoor. Note the label put there to protect you against worthless Imitations. We sell at factory prices and invite inspection, ' and ue! of se'j and wVi of el4, sec. 5, t. IS, r. 12 ; consideration 1. . Pilot Butte Development Co. to Frauees Short, lot 9, blk 2S, Bend ; con sideration fMW. Louis Ciilmeister and wife to Alex ander Stewart, trustee, sl se1, sec. 2t and ule, neV sec. 35, t. 11, r. IS; con sideration $100. II Lanfesty and wife to Alexander Stewart, trustee, sey, see. 21, t 12, r. '; consideration $100. James E McCauley and wife to Alex ander Stewart, trustee, sl4' of ne and n.V of se1, sec. 4, t. 13, r. 17; Consider ation tioo. Henry C IieRoshia to Alexander Stewart, trustee, se' of swl4, ne, se' and s'a of seV4, sec. 25, t. 11, r. 10; con sideration $100. Elmer Clark and wife to Avery (i Scogvun, lots 5 and 6, blk. 3 and lots 3, 4, 5, 6, blk. I, Paulina. Also tract n. of blk. 1, Paulina; consideration (1000. Redmond Townsite Co. Frank M White, lotsl, 2,3, blk. 3ti, Rsdmond; consideration $1. Redmond Townsite Co. to Rolert E Jordan, lot 8, blk. bT, Redmond; con sideration $1. Crook Countv Investment Co. to Charles A Warner, lots 19, 20 and 21 blk. 112, Hillman; consideration 1250. I-aidlaw townsite Co. to Bertha M. Shahan, lot 5, blk. 21, Laidlaw, con sideiation $400. Joseph M Marnaeh and wife to Ore- gon Trunk Railway, 200 feet ri(ilit of way on ne1- nejj, sec. :2 and loO feet across ees nel, sec. 32, 1. 11, r. 13; con sideration $175. S E Roberts and wife to P I! Rey nolds et al, tract 50x100 feet in nel4, sec. 32, t. 18, r. 12; consideration $2.-j0. State of Oregon to J H Washington ne4 s sec. 21, t. 15, r. 13. State of Oregon to Henry J Sottong, seVj se', sec. 3, t. 18, r. 12. John I. Witcox et al to school district Xo. 73, tract 3Wx39S feet in nwJi of swl4, Eec. 36, 1. 17, 1. 12; consideration $30. Clint Woods and wife to Geo. R, Woods, se seJi, sec. 13 and ne of ne sec. 24, t. 15, r. 12; consideration $ I Geo. R Woods to W B Mann, sej se, sec. 13 and nej ne, sec. 24, t. 1 r. 12; consideration $1600. James II Miller and wife by sheriff to First National Bank, Prineville. ne sec. 20, 1. 14, r. 21 and tl, sw quarter and bw quarter, sw quarter, sec. 17 and ne quarter, ne quarter, sec. 18, t. 14, ! 21. Sheriff's deed on execution. United States to James Boyle, bw quarter ne quarter, nw quarter se quarter and e,'a se', sec. 32, t. 19, r 11. United States to Charley B McCollum na ne quarter, sw quarter nw quarter, eec. 13 and ne quarter ne quarter, sec 14, t. 11. r. 18. United StateB to Julia K Reeser, s sw Ja, sec. 34 and se quarter ee quarter sac. 33, t. 11, r. 17. United States to Frederick H Reeser, n4 sw quarter, se quarter nw quarter and sw qnarter ne quartrr, sec. 28, 1. 11 r. 18. Candidate for Sheriff. To the Republican voters of Crook County: 1 tiereljy announce mvself as a can didate for the office of Sheriff of Crook County subject to the approval of the Republican voters of the county at the primary nominating election Septem her H4. l'JIO. 8-18-1 in J. A. Coulter. atlou ns surely as It will destmait army. I.oiib before there was a sii cnee of dietetics Naio!ooit said that in nrniv "travels on lis stomach," and every other inau who has ever had til nianasoiuent of bodies of workers has lid that they work ou their stomachs. And we cnu apply tho tame rule to the ition and to tho whole raee.-North American Review. We . Graia Samples Wanted. are making a collection of The Winnek Co. Inc Exclusive Agents for Prineville His Money. A poor bPKar received a monthly allowance of $5 from rich man. 1 ho money used to he paid to him rcgulur- by the bookkeeper. Oil one ocra- siou when the poor man came around the bookkeeper handed him only $3. The poor man remained stnudins qulet- nutll the lookkeoor asked whether there was anything else he wished. You must have made a mistake. he said. "1 always get Jo. Yes." replied the bookkeper; (uat has now been changed." Changed? Why?" "You see. the bo.ss reeeutly married off his oldest daughter, and ho had a great deal of expense, as you may Imagine the dowry and so forth. You can easily understand " "Yes. yes:" grumbled the heggnr. 'Give your employer my best wishes aud tell him that If be ever marries off another daughter he may do It with his own money, not with nilue." XIaccabeau. nammaa. "Yonr husband appears to believe In himself so thoroughly!" Yes; he la credulous. "-Clerslaud Lender. Lost. Mt from auto betw een Prineville and Bolters, on July 2sih, a telescope can vass grip, containing a lady's and child's wearinit apparel. I lie hitler will please leave Biini' at J. II. Wide' liverv stable and receive suitable reward. S 18 i Wood Sawing. I have, a first rlass wood sawing outfit an l w ill do your work promptly and will guarantee satisfaction. Leave vonr orders or phone to t. rrank Petett, A. J. Velett. 8-18-tf Lost.- Twenty phototrnipli films on the roml bi t ween Prineville and Madras, films had been develoNil and were In small pasteboard box Return to E. I.. Ashby, l'nnevllle. Oregon. -ll Prineville Steam Laundry. Have vonr clothes waheii at the Prineville HI. urn Ijiundrr. Mperlsl stn ntli.n alven to travelers. Iumlry Is Iim-hO'U in llie -'"- ailis ter builUIng, ucur the ().-licsm. B-3U JAHM r.'Mi'w, rnipr. Strayed. Three horset one bay mare, hobbled. star in face; iron gray mare, pnno white face, logs and belly; one white gelding, branded M'C on right ihoulder. All have nailers on;weign auotii ur,u each. Finder will be rewarded for in formation or return of the animals. Address W. E. McCallum, I reniont, Oregon. 8-11-lm The eluht grmle exnmliiiithun for S. ili tnls'r w 111 be held by Siierlnteii dent I'otd on Tlutrmlay and Friday Si-pleiuber N 0. All w ho fulled 111 one or two studies lit earlier exnuilna tloiis should take this culmination and ls ready tor the opcitltiK of high school. These will Ih 'allied ill pbinms ns soon nstlicy pas. The soiirvo ot iimvtloiis w ilt lie as follows: Thursdays Vbystolocy, Will lug;, History, mid Civil Government. Fridays lira iiiiunr. Arithmetic, Geography and Spelling. Source of Questions: Arithmetic I'raetli'al Arltluuetlo Smith. Civil Government Lulled Slates Constitution, Geography State Course of Study; Hedway mii1 lllniunu' .Natural School GeoKriiphy. History List of topic from Ills tory Ouillne In State Course of Mudy mid Current Events. Grammar lliichler' Modern l'ng-It-di Gratiitiiar, no dlaitrnmmliig;. I'hysloloay Graded Lesson In Physiology and llygone-s K rutin. Reading; The teacher will send to the county Superintendent theappll cant's class standing In rending, ' which w 111 bo taken by such siiH-rln. tend. Mit as tho applicants shunting on the subject. Spelling Rood's Word l-ssons. Wilting -Siiecliiien of peiiiiian- slilp as Indicated In copied matter ami manuscript In Language. Cow and Calf for Sale. A young cow, part Jersey, first calf, heifer, for sale. Price tor cow and calf. Can la seen at L. H. La- toilette's place near Prineville. Also 3, Inch .Mitchell wagon, nearly new, will sell or trade tor lighter one. 811 It ill ALL KINDS OF Elgin Watches FOR SALE BY L. Kamstra, At C W. Elkins Storsj - 0- i O. K. MARKET Stroud & Cross, Proprietors "3 3 3 3 Choice Beef, Veal Mutton and Pork anc Eggs i roduce Butter Country A Fine Line of Sausage Telephone orders receive prompt attention ft ft W :i k-i A Stub's Place SutHTftwr to IVllnnl A llrmlrmm I I j sort urinKs and Cigars o a I I ) Always glad to see old friends Nt-w ones welcome. Make inv place jour headquarters. D. Quackenbush, Prop'r LJ P.I LI r. i LJ PI W J r i Li r. i C J r. l CM P.1 L J P.I LJ ri LJ Ll r i LJ r, t Ll r t LJ r i LJ T ! Motor Gasoline AT LONG BROS. Opposite Poindexter Hotel Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior. V. 8. band 'Mice at The Dnllsa, Oregon AuguKt IMlh, IUIU. Notice is h'rehy given that Wilhlim H. liftill. of Prineville. Oregon, who on January Irtih, IWH, insde lloiueKtead So. I.U'.K. Serial So, W(I, tor i Sfc'i, Hhi h L, uiul lot 4. Motion 7. lownsliiu 13 south rsmre H' wt, Willamette .Meridian, has Hl.il notice ot intention to make tiuiil live vewr proof, to etahliitti clniiu to (heboid iihove dincrited, Ufore Warren Hrowu, countv elerk at his office, at Prinevillr (liegon. on the:)ih day of Septemlier, Kilo. ( Iniiuiuit names ai witneMW: Iteorce Turner. Ahlen It. Kaitwund, Kichanl M Powell, Kdward llciisley, nil of Prineville Oregon. t . W. .Mliimi., S-lfH) Register tl and finest samples of grain, vegetables fruit grown in Central Oregon on botl irrigated and non-irrigated land. The purpose of this collection is to advertise vour country and show to the nubl what can be produced here. Some of this exhibit will be turned over to the Portland Chamber of Commerce to be used as a permanent exhibit in their exhibit rooms in Portland and we wish those who have something good will bring us nam plea. to either our Culver or Laidlaw office and we will Bee that good use is made of them. . Dehciidtes Valley Land & Investment Co., O. C. Young, Culver, Oregon. Harmon Cook, Laidlaw, Oregon. Notice to Well Drillers. 1 would like to have bids on drill ing; a 200 foot well on my place near Prineville this fall. Will let contract. Address E. T. Slayton, Prineville, Oregon. 8 4 4t Horses for Sale. Broken aud unbroken mares and geldings for sale at my ranch at Bear creek. T. J. Fkiiuuson, Roberts, Ore gou. 8 11-tf The V'K Kins U;V Enter- Bm ;4 $ tamer a yfM ider A Genuine Edison Phonograph Outfit Sent Without Cost to You on 10 Days Free Trial Why Not Consi Offer Now? IfliS This i.s an invitation to every reader of this paper write us, at once, fiip ni.r f'n.i. tri-d offer no m.ine.v down 0 months to pay no inter est chafed we tiny the frse'lit ioitl give 10 days to try un Kdison I'lionogrnpli in your own home. Oar Outfit No. 12 costs $.11.41) and iiH'.ids New Kaioii I-ire.-ine ruoiio;;i apn won einiioiim- lion reproiliieer'ln plav 2 mid -l-iirnute reconLs; new Cygnet JT Horn. al,o special Kiber-Horn ; half nozen Kdison Am-V ft beroi (4 ii.inute) lieeords and half dozen Gold Moulded Stamtiird KeeonU; niekel-plnteU Crane, bottle l'lmnoy Krr.Kita kfrapli Oil. Oil Can ami an Automatic Bmsli altaeh-, JJJJbJj ment. This offer isrfair to you ftud to us, because we want you a satisfied einlomer-a booster,; .'.3 WlhlnBt0I, s, : for Kiler., o n- bwt ftvertliiliient. Senll, ' Portland, Or., us the eimuon eitalo?ii- and full p:tr-..5- ln 1 1 enwii: Pic-ana .. , ... . , . , h n il cululoguen ami tieuhns will come to you by roll. in man "r artieular o( yioir li.llKon Kreo Trial uriur. r.." u H I. J ri k j r i i-j r.i LJ sk r.i LJ r -i L J ti L J r.i L j j p p i p, r r p n p p 1 p. n r n r ?i n n r 1 LJLJLJLJLJkJLJL JkJLJLJLULjfL JLjLJLJLJLJLJL JLJi.JLJkJL,J Sdneral ffilacksmithing HoitsrsitoKiN'i, Wisio Wokk, trrv. N'KATI. Y AM I'HOMITLV IKiNK Wiikn it is Ponic Hv : : : Siobcrt 7ooro Satisfaction Will lie (itiarantccd rillM-VHIK, OllKOOM. F YOU HAVE $1500 AUTOMOBILE AND A TO $4000 TO INVEST IN AN BALANCE FOR MAINTENANCE a Buy a FORD Touring Car With all the eqnipmenton it for 31050 f. o. b. Portland and invest the lialance in real estate and giveto charity jdeirtrr ence in maintenance. What you get for $1050 is a car equal in every way except in weight to $4000 proposition and n car that will take you 25 miles on one gallon of gasoline. Equipment -Top, Gaa Lamp, Generator, Magneto, Two Side Oil Lairpt Tail Lamp, Tube Horn, Wind Shield and Speedometer. Demonstration at your convenience. C. L. SHATTUCK, PRINEVILLE, OR. Agent for Crook County. Eilers Music Hou3e rn!:Ti.AN, oina.uN, l-fir,'.v.t el -r-fl llt-rih-iii in All Mi-li- n i.f TMlfclMK Maei.lne Ut-.-oi iltrii-iiGS, Oi Buiis. etc, Narue. THE HAMILTON STABLES J. H. -WIGLE, Proprietor ritl.N'I'.VILLK, OKKCON Stock boanU'd by the day, woek or month at Reasonable raten. Remember us when in Prineville. IUtks Rkasonaiii.b. We have Fine Livery Rigs For Rent s I -Bp PI3S7 J Quality Is what the carolul buyer in vestigates when purchasing jew elry or watches. We stand be hind the quality of everything we sell we guarantee it to be of the quality we represent it to be WATCH REPAIRING W. FRANK PETETT Jeweler & Optician Prineville, Oregon W. A. IIooth, Pres. 1). K. Htkwaht, Vlee-Hren. HTATK HANK NO. 1W C. M. Ki.Kina, f'uliliT h. A. limn ll, AH't " OJOQIv County Bank PRINEVILLE, OREGON (npltnl Blork fully paid. HiirpliiB Htock holders' llalilllty... ...tsn.iHio.ixi . . . r,IHK.IIO ... SlI.UUO.UU Statement Rendered to State Bank Examiner March 29, 1910i Auela I i-Lttt.t-- ln.n...J 1U. ; .,rai..n. . . "" 1)1 SI I'liunty and other warrant... JIW.IIS.IO Capital aloek. 2.01 IMI Hlirnii, Real ihIki unit axturuii 7.7WI.U4 I ndlvliteii iirii'nu Kxpenm-n. ........ t.iMN.'il lvpimlta. ' Cuh oa kud and due front kaaka (130,990.78 1:111,000.00 ii.iKKi.oe ,. tl.tM1U.HI ilt2,210.0
