Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, December 01, 1910, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDry Farm Exhibit Sent to Portland Secretary Cillncr. of the Port land Chamber of Commerce, has rocelved and installed the Crook county dry-fnrtu exhibit which took first priza at the National Dry-Farming Congress held at Snokano. This exhibit is the property of Tillman Keuter and came to the Chamber through the agency of the 0. R. & N. It is now installed among the Chamber of Commerce exhibits on Fifth street and constitutes one of the most impressive agri cultural presentations ever made from a semi arid country, says the Telegram. Mr. Iveuter produced the grains and grasses displayed near Madras, which which is on a plateau on the brink of the Deschutes river. No irrigation whatever was employed. Dry farming methods of cultivation were not so detailed and exhaus tive as some of the experiment stations maintain, but more of what would likely be done by the average farmer. This splendid crop grew in a dry season for Eastern Oregon, when ordinarily the yield of cereals was light be cause of the shortage of rain. And yet with the unfavorable conditions to contend with, the results have been beautiful. Several varieties of corn are shown in the list of agricultural products with which Mr. Keuter experimented. Among these are white pearl, Wisconsin yel low dent. Queen of Nishna, yel low flint, medium early sweet and Wisconsin silver kiDg. There is alfalfa three and a half feet high. One bunch .of vetch is over three feet high and extra orninarily luxuriant. Several varieties of oats, barley and wheat aret exhibited, the stalks of which as a rule are three feet high and in all the heads are ex ceptionally large and the grain well filled. Full particulars as to the con ditions under whch the admir able crop was grown will be pro cured, and the data exhibited with the product of the plateau "soil. This is the best material evidence yet procured locally of what the great Eastern and Cen tral"Oregon region will do under proper dry-farming methods. As both the Hill and Harriman systems, and the state and fed eral agricultural experts are do ing all in their power to teach dry-farming principles, assur ance'is given that the time is near when millions of bushels of grain and hundreds of cars of livestock will be brought annu ally out of the country which has remained unknown for a genera tion. Chance to go to School. A girl, anywhere from 15 to IS years of nge as companion, that would like to go to school in Crook county can do so without cost. Board and tuition f n e ; may assist at light work ; would prefer (rirl taking ninth grade work. Private teacher. Address Journal Ollice. 10-29 2w Corset Found. The find day of September, between Dave and John Grimes. Call at this i oliice. . K)-2!l-3wl Wood Sawing Done Promptly.1 Piiort & Coon have bought the wood -saw of A. J. Petett. All orders promptly ; aiieuiieu io. j.eave or phone vour orders to Prineville Cigar Factory. il U Jerseys For Sale. 1 cow, fresh Jan. 1st. 2 yearling heifers. 1 two months-old heifer calf. 1 fifteen -months-old bull. -J. E. Adam Sun, Prineville, Oregon. 10-27-tf. Sealed Bids Wanted. Sealed bids will be received for all stone walls or fc r walls wilh Ftone front and brick backing, also for al! biick with s one tinbh for the First Baptist Church and for the superstructure. Hiils to be opened December 1, 1!H0. For particulars see the secretary of the lmildinsr committee, D. F. Stewart. The right to rcji-ct any or all bids if reserved. n-17 The New Second Hand Store ' Everything for Everybody for just a little less" than anywhere else. SECOND HAND GOODS OF ALL KINDS. A small line of New Heaters; also a small line of New Jewelry. Call and see our goods or 'Phone. "WATCH US GROW." W. S. Cooke, Masonic B'dg. Prineville, Or. Thanksgiving Ball. The Thanksgiving hall at the Club Hall was very mwwfful affair from every ttitmlpoint. There were '.9 numbers old to dancere, and it ietiniated that no less than 700 people were in the hall during the evening, which of court included the crowd that wit nessed the basketball contest befere dancing commenced. Priies were awarded Max llofer, who received a 15 saftey raior, and Mioa Bertha Huffman, who was gien a cut glae diiOi, for the best mask characters. Supper was served in the building at midnight The dance continued until 2 o'clock I.uckey's orchestra was highly com plimented by the dancers for the music furnished. School Exercises. Continued from tire psgi". Hesitation One Girl'a Thanksgiving Possel Johnson. Story ot a Grain by third graile hoys, UaroM Davis, Cevil Houston, lWrpl Mills, Emmett McNeely. Recitation The Festival Month Kobett Carey. Recitation Pen Tii-tnre of the Kirst Thinksgiving Lillian PinwiiWse. Recitation A Tine Thanksgiving Krma Lyons. Recitation Harrah for Thanksgiving Nellie Kails. Song Thanksgiving by fifth graile. The rilgiims third gra.le, Byrl Oavis, Nellie Itnrch, TiUie Zell, I.illie Wolke, Jennie Stevens, Sylvia Miller, Viola Johnson. Kecitation Catching the Thauksgiving Torkev Hobert Reams. Recitation The Reason Why Flora Powell. Recitation A Thanksgiving Talc- Adrian Yancev. Acrostic third grade, Harold Davis, Flora Powell, Darrell Mills, F.ruia Lynes, Paul Smith, Haxel Yancey. Cal vin tcamnion, tola Johnson, Willie Moore, Nellie Burch, Duke Milliard, Ernia Parry. Recitation Jack's Pockets Oren Noble. Recitation A Thanksgiving Rule ot the Pumpkin Henrietta Ireland. Recitation Out for a Walk George Stearns. Six Little Tharikfuls fifth graile. Oren Noble, Zoe Cornett, Hobert Reams, Lillian Dinwiddie, Frank Rice, Sylvia Cleek. " Song Pansies by third grade. Recitation A Doll's Thanksgiving- Caroline Thronson. Recitation A Thanksgiving Reward Glenr Barnes, George Stearns. Story of the Seed third grade. Seed, Bercia O'Xeil; Vine, Esther A.lamson; Flower, Mandia Harris; Fruit, Mil dred Yonng; Pie, Josie Million). Recitation Over the River Lucile Cohrs. Kecitation Ted's Thanksgiving Visit Zoe Cornett. Recitation Tom's Thanksgi "ing I O. 0. F. IOIViK meets every Brtur duy nifcht.inninwpi Welcome. V. arren Hrown. N. (! .: W. Fmiik IVu-tt, V T. It. Zell. Hec. J Crook County Agent For 1911 REO. $1500 Complete with Top and Glass Front, F. O. B. Portland. 30 h. p., 5 Passenger Touring Car and 4 passenger Roadster. "APPERSON" A High Grade Car, 30 h. p., to 50 h. p. J. C. ROBINSON, Madras, Oregon Frank Haner. Closing tong America. The tixth, seventh and eighth grades gave the following program: Song School. Kecitatiou Knla Wright. Kecitation F.lva Miller, Instrumental solo Guossie O'Nell, Kecitation Audrey Noble. Kecitation Alma l.imau. Kssay Orvil! Yancey, Kecitation Yickey Houston. Song Oregon School. Kecitatiou Norris Uixby. Kecitation K tit h .Vlamson. Instrumental solo Columbia Thron son. Reading Helen Klkins. Comet solo Ernest Fstes. Now U the time to p-t Chrlstmns enke onlcrvri. I mm lew!, ur Al moiui-imi. iMrtn.v ret, 1'rlnevlllo, orvKon. nov. S lum , Mare Lost I-ost from Kester's Feed Yard Oct. SI. a black sa.tdle mare weighing about 1000. seven or eight years oUI, ami slul. Itrandod wat:on iron 5 eonnei-ted ou the stirlo ami 4.1 connected on the left shoulder. Will tinder olease notify John K. Jones. Prineville, tre. U-HH Wood Sawing. Winning November I, I will he pre ared to saw wood on short notice, hone to inv reetdenec, II. L. I tonus. UVAKJtp Horses for Sale. On the old V.. Sum Smith ranch. near rrlnevllle. Ua head of inures and 'ldinK, Inrp- enough for work horwM. will tie sola in nv nunilxT nt reiiKonalile price. For further Inforniittlon ttlilrvn (!. II. irtisxKi i rrlnevllle, Oregon, ti-ltj-tf Annual Meeting. Notice is hrelr given that the Annual Stockholders Meeting of the Central Oregon Livestock and Agricultural As sociation will he held on Monday, Jan nary 2nd, PHI, at the hour of 3 n. m.. the Commercial Club Koomsat Prine ville' Oregon. J. S. Vox, Secy. 11-2-1 7t Seed Rye for Sale. At my ranch. 5 mile northeast -of Madras. Good clean seed. lo-o-tit. Philip IIastic. Notice to Creditors. Notice i horvlT Kivmi lv the tin.lirinr.l. ttu administrator of tliei-y'littc of MilliKin K. KiU-hiDK, iltWHueil. to person having Uim h?im 11 wlatr to i.rfKent them with the 1-riM'tT voucher, to the nnili-rimM l Hie oitn-eot M. R. Kllu.it in Prineville. ore kod, iiliin ix ntouiUii from the first puutiva- nou ui tins iionr. Wled tins .! ly 01 .tovemher. 191 . li.T. KlTl'HiNO, Aitmlnistrator ot the email of UillUm R Kittliing, lH-waat'd, Contest Notice Department of The Interior. C S. IjuhI Oitice, The Dalle. Oregon. NovetniKT HMO. A snflicient contest atl'ulavit havimi lieen tiled in this ortice by it. V. Newbill, con testant, against boioestead Kntrv. No. iVwiS) nia.le S ov. 22 WW. for N W 1 i 8 V . Sec. 5, NK1. NWJSee. S, Town sliip )-'. south, Runce is. east, Willamette Meridian, byAlthcaJ. viHevanl contestee, in which it' is alleged that said Althea J. Vineyard has not resided upon the above homestead fur over six months last past; HiaiBuruoa lunm iu nil in -JVC mm run 1 vale the same as reiiired by law; that said alleged absence was m.t due to her eniplov-me;-j in the army, navy or marine corps of the Tniled Slates in lime ot war. Said parties are hereby notilii d to appear, respond, and nlier evidence touching Haul allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on January 10, lull, before T. K. J. Huflv, a notary public at his office in Prineville. Oregon (and that tinal hearing will be held at lo o'clock a, ni. on January 17. li'll lieforei the liegister and Hece-.ver at the United States Land Ortice in The Dalles. OreL-on. The said contestant having, in a proper aiiiuavii. i i4'ii .oveuioer liiiu, set lorln facts which show that after due diligence p -rsonal service of this notice ca:i not be in; ue it is Hereby or-iereii aini.-ltrected tuat j'sucu notice be given by due and proir 1 nil I. II out i.in I . C. W. Moon register. Professional Cards. Crk Ctmmtjf jfisfrmtt C. Atotraets ot title In all land and town tots In Crook coiiiuy. WyUt. Sxntary, Ptiatvill. 0rft X. F. twVl'I.INTfs Belknap cf Cdwards SPkjiimt mmti Jtmrfm. SJkjrnimm mad tXatytwa (County Physician.) nU.J.TKLGl'LllSlOX N R. O S Vw.. U . A. In.l.. !,(CM m. uif nim' on mil. P. O. Hot l. rrincvillo. Orvon, ttffl.v lnln sint in piVirfttUii. Kuit tc .Slm, . W. P. MYt US O. C. YOUNG jCmmytrt Pracllce in all ccoirtn. Ntxvut sllcnllon lo waier rtltnia. litigation ami crliioiml tlrlemva. Cufmtr Jttntti. Ortfm N. W. Sanborn Attorney-nt-Ijiw Adiotison bliH'k Prineville V. A. lJl-LL FRANK .MLNI'l'l-li Ijiwycrs The Dalle . k . Oreeon X. Cliiett, Ortfm. CLt AM!iWBBIU FHOHrTLT 1UT Oft NlttHT Omn omb 1Hk)b HtTM or AnMm!i l)V9 smBB. Bth nflU c aa rcj dvuee WUhouo, IPrinmmjll, 5?tat Cstat Office with Geo. W. Barnes !PrinmtWf, - - Ortgaa 2f. . Sdrimk jCawytr !Prinmillt, Jfttrttt, Notice to Electric Current Users. I On and alter ix tober Ti.. Mo. we lll i hariie eight i-i-iiw ierraliilliiMwer for nil llxlim that aru U-ft hurtling all ni(thl. At l.ri-M-nl w-i-hargf four renm p-r CHiiilli-iowt-r for renl-U-iit-f liKlit. tun wc ilo nut aicrt-i? to ftirm.li All-niKht litthts in rlit'nl','. willmui thev lire in ariuiil use. I"urri-iil Is tuKinlaini-it l.y exieniliture ol fueHur tvam. anil hv li-tttliK yniir Htthu burn H hen nut tn acttiiil line in waK-fut, aiul Mt the fri'rieiit iriri-iiul wio.t in will be rimiiell.-il to charge the full rate where llnhm tmrn all nlnlii. so If in the fulurt sour IlKhl lull it Inriier llian n.unl -.m will ttuuw the rea.-on wliv. flilNKVtLLK l.li.HT WAT Kit '. 9-2-" l'er C. I.. Mi.llurk, uit. Agreement Dissolving Partnership. Know all men lijr tlirse prewnta: Tliat the partiiirsliii lieretofore exintinir l twecn J. T. llnu-tun ami tleorirp Kto, under the linn name nf Houston .V Ksi'. I nas nwn nv niilttial riuiM-iit illmulvcil. The Haiii J. T. Hountun hereby aieiuiliPii ail ijut.-laii.iiiiK liaiiilitie.t of Miiil former partnerrhiii, ami receives aa his Iniliviiliial i-niperiji uii asM-ia anil property ot nam former partnership. All twrsona' eoiiwru-1 1 eil aie hereby notnied of the dissolution of said partnership. Dated this 1,'nli day of November, 1IU0. (i. V. Khtks, J. T, Hui'sTon. Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior, U.K. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, October , I'M). Notice is hereby iriven that Henry N. Waite, of LaillOtlta. Oreisin. who. Iin IWfftiilwr 2tth, lmn, made Hoim-steml. No. 1-iiRt' Sena! No. 0.'ii:i, for bV.V, Hec. 13. and N NW'4, SWl, .NW'i section 'U, township 13 south, rane 14 east. Willam ette .Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to make final five-year proof, to establish claim to the land above de.-crilied, before Warren brown. County Clerk, at his ollice at Prineville. Oregon, on the 13th day of December, 11(10. Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph F. WeiiraifU, Ievi Knorr, John H. Waite, -Mrs. Ann Hagner, all of .amonta, Oregon- 11-3 C. W. MOOHK, liegister. Contest Hotice. t'nltid Slates Land Office, The unites, Orcein. October 2.1. 1010. A silBii-ii-nl contest affidavit having been Hied m this office by Kdward I.. Ilensley, con testant, atrainst linmesti-Hd entry. No. l.'.vm, made June 10, lwr7, for X WJ. HKi, li'-, HPM HK'i HW'4 sci-tiimo, township is, s.,ratiK0 16, K., Willnmelte Meridian, by Howard 1. Huwycr rantestee, In which It Is alli'Ked that said llowaril I. Hnwyer has wholly almniloncd said tract for more than six months last past; that, said tract Is not settled upon and cultivated by said party as required bv Ikw and that there sre no Improvements on ssld tract; that said aliened absence was noldiie lo his employ ment in the army, navy or marine corps of the United mates In time war. Nald parties lire hereby notified to appear, respond, snd offer evidence touch hm ssld alle gation al 10 o'clock a. ni. on December .", lido, Is-, lore Warren Hrown, county clerk, at ills office in Prineville, Oregon, and that final besrlna will be held at lOo'clocha in. on Decern her 12,1910, before the Register and Receiver at the I tilled Htates Laud Office ill The Dalles, wi' son. i lie aftldav le said contestant havlwr,-1n a proper lavlt, Hied Hepleinber 2s, 1010, set forlh facts which show that after Hue ,lili,,.iii0 ,.,.ru..ul service of this notice can not bo made, It Is hereby ordered anil directed that such notice be glveu'by due and proper publication. C- W. MIIOKK, Keglster, Notice of Final Accounting Notice ts hereby given by the undersigned, the executor of the last will and testament of Hetn w. MiMire, demised, that he has made and riled his tlnal accounting of Ids adminis tration of said esbite with the clerk of the county court, and that the said court has set, Monday, the 2nd day of January, 1(111, at 10 ocl(s:kln the forenoon, at the county court rooms In Prineville, Oregon, as (be time and place for hearing and setlllngsald flnalnou.nl lng. At which time and place any person In terested In said csUito imty appearand object to said final accounting. Dated lliis 101b day of November, 1010. KAJ.l'll H. Mookk, Executor of the last will and testament of Bel h W. Moore' deceased Good Winter Apples for Sale. N. E. Vatiglian'a Orchard, 5 miloe northwest of Mitchell, Oregon. 1 mo r. ROS13N.IJ31'j'D AlUKCIIANT 'PA I LOU Suits made to order. First class work. Ladies Tailoring. Cleaning and pressing. All kinds of attention. Next Door to Journal Office. Prineville, Oregon. WILL EXCHANGE Runabout Fully, For Posts. Pioneer Tel. &Tel. Railroad'Standanl T4 SI S-Ot i A IK1 THE HAMILTON STABLES J. H. WIOLE, Proprietor PRINEVILLE, OREGON Stock boarded by the day, week or month st Reasonable rates. Remember us when in Prineville. Ratks Rkaso.nam.k. We have Fine Livery Rigs For Rent Rich )mmi lis m3 i ""na a MWIfms tit jo. 1 K. MARKET Stroud & Cross, Proprietors i Choice Beef, Veal Butter and Eggs Mutton and Pork Country Produce A Fine Line of Sausage Telephone orders receive prompt attention i Carpenter Shop J. E. Whisler, Proprietor All kinds ol job carpentcry workmanship guaranteed. in Equipped Co., Prineville, Or. L. KAMSTRA Successor to Frank P.tell JEWELER Getting ready for a fine line of Christmas Goods. It' will include presents for every member of the household. 8 Mellow Delicious "I. W. HARPER" Whiskey Not to make the tale too lohg HARPER IS BEST Sold by Silvertooth & Browder Shaniko, Oregon and craft work. Firsl-cla 9-1 Shingles, Mouldings, Windows, Doors, GlaHscs, Etc. Etc., Etc. SHIPP& PERRY PRINEVILLE. OREGON New Fall Millinery All the Utt ideas in fall and Winter Hats at Mrs. Estes Corner 2d and Main Streets PRINEVILLE, OR. Do You Want a Car Of course you do. Then buy a Buick You will not be disappointed. J. A. MOORE, agent for Red mond, Madras and Prineville. Will demonstrate the car any time. 5-10 I For Irrigated Farms and Fruit Lands 11! IN TttX i DESCHUTES VALLEY EJ i WRIT U i JONES LAND CO 0 rjl RiooimI, Orfoa tibrsWIBWaB9Mi3iJB I HARNESS and t SADDLERY 1 SHOP $ it, H. D. STILL v Prineville, Oregon w The White House Hotel CULVER JUNCTION I. a Rtrii-ily Fimt CUi Ilolt l nmt wilicitt your pnlroinKe lin vinltltiK Central Orrgtiti. Home Cooking snd Neat Qean Service. Mi'l Mrvpl m .11 Imiim (or Iran u lrnt giiriln. SkcUI ntteittUiti given ti) tiituiiuililk". uliiite nil all tlirt)iili iniM'iii;t'ri is mill Inml. Culver Junction in 55 njl n nut from Klimilko it tin'. Hill ainl llitrrl man rullroml Jiinctiiin ami on tit. niiwt ilircrt ami ln'ct Riitmiinlille roaj livtnttun Mttilrtm ml lUuul. St' ant) ilino with in mitl nli li iIiIm new ruilnmir town grow. Mrs. M. H. Foidick, Prop. Culv.r Junction, Oregon. 10 20 Htttico tu CredittirH. Nntlre In liwlij ill en. ty I lie tlmli riliiln i. Ilia mliiillilntrnlnr of the rmnti. nf finvltl l.luil nny. ilpt-i-aNf.il, In Nil ivrHnnii having l-lnlitu nuttllmt hhHI tlfri-HMfit tu "n-M'ttt Hip mmti., HHlt tlio tirnlu'r viiilrlii-rR, la tint liuilirnlKiMil l tliii iifllrti nf M. H. Kllfotl In I'rtiMivllli.. tiri-iruii, within i mkiiii tin Irmn llio II mi iiilillriiuii llftllll until-. 1)hu-iI Hill .til dy at Nuvi'mWr, l"ln Knv M. Nkwku,, Ailinlnlnlmtnr nl tin- KnUtuuf Unvlil l.imUii)-, IHirt'imt'it. The latest improveJ a genuine Ef 0N, PHONOGRAPH i and records in your own home without cost to you. on ten days Free Tiial The New Edison Fireside Phonograph $22.00 Will play 2 and 4-minule records. Fitted wilh new Cygnet Morn, Drop us a' postal, or Letter still, come in and make your own selection ol records. The entire list of Am bcrol records in stock. - Easiest ol terms. The Winnek Go. . Prineville, Or.