u 0 ; Crook County Journal COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER, $1.50 YEAR PRINEVILLE, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DEC 29, 1910. VOL. XV-NO. 3 Ont 'ii, a mud-civ nut(r JOINT INSTALLA. TION OF OFFICERS Held Tuesday Evening at Masonic Hall. A LARGE NUMBER PRESENT Mason and Eastern Star Mem ber! Have Social Evening. A joint Installation ol officer u lii' hi at Musonio hilt in tbit city Tuesday night. Tim Prineville Lodge No. 70, A. F. it A. M , installed the following officers: I), I Adamsnn, W. M ; V. V. Smith, 8. W j J. F. Ulsn chard, J, V.; O. (!. Adams, treas.; DkIu Jones, hoc; W. J. Pancake, 8. D.j (i. W. Noble, J. D.j Frank Fofter, B. H.j Hugh l.akin, J. 8; J. W. KIlUt.T. "I'll tillicrrn lor the Central Ore gon Chapter, No. U3, Royal Arch Manor are: V. F. King, II. I'.; T. M. Italdwin, K j Chan. 8. Ed wards J M K. lirink, C. of ll.j C. I. Winnok, P. 8.; i. W. Noble, II. A. C.J C. F. Smith. M. 3 V.; W. J. Pancake, M. 2 V.j V. J Johnson, M. 1 V.j J. W, llnonr, treas.; 0. K. Smith, Bto.j Dr. K. O. Ilyde, Sentinel. We Our store is as busy as a beehive. Every article of winter goods reduced to lowest possible price. We are not spending a lot of money in wide spread advertising, but the prices we quote is our best and our only practical notice to the people that here is the place and now the grandest opportunity of the year. Winter clothing, suits, overcoats, sweaters, rubber footwear, underwear. Dress goods, ginghams, outing flannels, blankets and all footwear. Hati, caps, gloves, millinery, hosiery and childrens underclothing. Be among the many who will benefit by this. Your money will go almost twice as far -with us during this sale as it will elsewhere. This Tte Cnrnatinn Chapter No. 41, Order ol Hasteni Hlar, installed officer follow: Fay Baldwin, W. M.; Dr. Chan. 8. Edward, W. P.; Mr.. C. D. Rice, sss't M j C. F. Smith, tec.j Mr. Blanche Michel, tress.; Mr. J. II. JIaner, Conductress; Mrs. F. 8. Hoffman, A8i'ntanl Con ductress. The itar point are: Mr. 0. (i. Adami, A.; Mini ISeulah Hyde, K.; Mini Ixirene Wiiinek, E ; Mini Marion Ilice, M.j Mini Lotta Smith, E. Mr. Lillie Jor- dan, W.j Mix Bertha Ilaldwin, M.j Mr. FraDk Foster, organl.it; Mrt. I). P. Adamson, chaplain; J. II. Haner, sentinel. At the Pictorium. Tonight la the liwt show of an ex ceptionally good llll at the I'lctor Iiiiii, consisting of three rvela "In the Sht'tinnilonh Valley." The iilctiliva nro remlnl'tii-ea of the wr of the n'lH'lllim. An Industrial production "Doll Jinking" nml Hhukepefir' "lleauty mid the lli-iint". In colon. constitute the second reel. The liutt picture, King of the IUng" will ap peal strongly to one and all. Luck- ey'a On-htwtra may also lie lieunl to- ulirlit, I' rlilay anil Hiiturdny "The Tide of Fortune," "The Itnllrond Wreck." Hunduy and Monday "The Lame Woman, " "Tlie Hlirn of the Crta," "An Kxcunitou to the Moon," "A Wonderful Mirror." Wanted. Men to cut wood, (2.00 ami f 2.M) per ccrd. Hue Wilnm A Uddill, at Wilton Haurk, I'owell iiutte. 12-22 4t Personal Health and Purity. I'll . I,. .,1.1. In,. ,!... 1 adapted (or all aorta and conditions oi people, may Ihi aeen or hail at Dr. Pox's ollice, Main street. 1'rineville, Or. 12-8-tf Are Selling The Goods ! ! Sale is Now in Progress DO NOT DELAY This Week and Next is Your C. W. Elkins Company. PRINEVILLE-BEND FOOTBALL GAME Scoreless Game Played Monday. TEAMS EVENLY MATCHED Prineville Made Touchdown But It Waa Not Allowed. Prineville 0, Head 0. The Prineville-llend football eleven came together at Bend Monday, in a content that waa hard (ought. Prineville bad a picked eleven with several college men in the lineup. The Bend team wa of about equal strength, and the play wa bard and font from the kick-off. In the fourth quarter a touch down wa made by Ellis of Prine ville, which wa not allowed be cause of an off-aide play. Tbia waa tbe only hint at a score made during tbe game. The Prineville players were Thomson, Newell, Barnes, Quinn, Hechtel, Ellis, Brewster, Lowtber, McCallister, Lister and Collin, with Hoffman, Koeeer, Smith and Collins as subs. Opportunity. Lattin of Bend refereed the game. Dr. ItORcnberg acted as umpire. Mini Parrott chaperoned an auto load of high school girl. Four autos went from Prineville to the game. A return game may lie played In Prineville, Monday of next week. Pied. On Thursday, December 22, Mrs. Robert F. Armstrong of Latnonta, aged 61 years. Mrs. Armstrong1! maiden name wa Polly Ann Windom. She wa born in Linn county, Oregon, January 8, 1859. Waa married to Robert F. Armttrong, February 25, 1880. Tbey moved to Crook county in 1897, where she has since resided. She professed faith in Christ in early life and united with tbe M. E. Church, of which the ha lived a faithful member. Her influence wa felt in the home and com munity. Sha leave three children, two brother, Henry and Jesse Windom, and two listers, besides a host of relative and friends to mourn her loss. Tbe funeral service were con ducted by Rev. C. P. Bailey. Tbe entire neighborhood followed tbe remains to their laBt resting place. "Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep, from wbicb 'none ever wake to weep. A Fhie.vd. Horse to Winter. Good hay, feed yard, and running water. Kight miles southwest of Prioi villeon l-atnonta road. Terms, 5 ptr head per month. OttoBorrson. 11-22 4t ORDINANCE NUMBER 180 Regulating Liquor Busi ness in Prineville. FIVE APPLICATIONS MADE FOR License Liquor Dealer Getting Ready to Comply with Ordinance. From present indications, Prine ville will have six saloons after, January 1. Five persons have ap plied for license and it is said that the sixth place will ask for permis sion to sell liquor before the first of the year. All of tbe owners of the houses are making changes in the fronts and interior of their place of business to conform to tbe pro visions of the ordinance. A gen eral spirit of satisfaction seems to prevail among the liquor dealers regarding the new ordinance which is printed in full below: Ordinance No. 180. An ordinance entitled "An Ordi nance" to provide for the licensing, taxing, regulating and restraining the sale of spirituous, malt, vinous and fer mented liquors, and all mixtures and preparations thereof, for beverage pur poses, in lees quantities than one (rat ion , and to prwide tor the regulating and restraining of saloons, bar rooms and drinking shops, and to declare what shall constitute violations thereof and to provide penalties for such viola tions, and to repeal an Ordinance en titled "An Ordinance," numbered 151, passed by the City Council of Prine ville, and approved by the Mayor of the said City, the 7th day of March, 1905. and to repeal all ether Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict here with. la Pwak f the City f frutrUlt, Oreo, Da Oraua At Followi: Swnox 1 It (hall be unlawful for auy person or persons, directly or indi rectly, to vend. Hell, barter, exchange, or otherwise dispose of any spirituous, malt, vinous, fermenUd liquors, or any mixtures or preparations thereof, on his or their account, for beverage pur poses, in less quantities than one gal lon, within tho corporate limits of the City of Prineville, Oregon, without first having obtained a license so to do; PROVIDED, however, that this section sha'l not be construed to permit the granting of a license to vend, sell, barter, exchange, or otherwise dispose of any intoxicating liquors, falling with in the classes herein before enumerated, to any firm, corporation, association, partnership, or syndicate, but any mem ber of such firm, corporation, associa tion, partnership, or syndicate, may be granted a license upon the same terms and conditions governing the granting of a license to other perrons; PRO VIDED, further, that this section shall not be construed to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors falling within the classes herein before enumerated, by any bona-nde drug store, pharmacy. or apothecary shop, for medicinal pur poses. In packages not to be drank upon the premises, provided, said druggists, pharmacist, or apothecary shall make such sales only on doctor s prescription. Site. 2 Every person, or persons ap plying for license under the terms and provisions ol this ordinance shall, be fore Buch license is granted, pay to the city tieasurer of the city of Prineville, Uregon, per annum, vearly m advance, the sum of 300.00 (Eight hundred dol lars) taking a duplicate receipt there for; PROVIDED, however, before the granting of said license, Bhall be considered by the City Council, the ap plicant or applicants tlisll mate appli cation, in writing, for such license, ad dressed to the City Council, and file same with tbe City Recorder, a reason able length of time before the next meeting ot the Uity Council, whether such meeting be a regular, special or adjourned meeting, or a regularly called meeting lor such purpose, in which ap plication shall be stated the true name or names of such person, age, national ity, ana residence, the exact and definite location of the building, and the room therein in which the business to be conducted is to be carried on. That he is a citizen of the United States. and of the State of Oregon ; that be has never been convicted of a felony, and that his license, if one he previously held, waa not revoked for a violation of any of the terms and provisions of anv liquor ordinance, or ordinances, of the City of Prineville, Ore. And that he shall, to the best of bis ability, faith fully comply with all the terms and provisions of the liquor ordinance, or ordinances, now in force, or which shall be in force during the continuance of said license. Said application shall be subscribed and sworn to before some officer, duly authorized to administer an oath, and to the said application shall be attached the duplicate receipt of the Uity Treasurer, of Prineville, Ore And it is further provided that the said application shall be accompanied by s good and sufficient bond or undertak' ing, signed by the principal, and at least two sufficient sureties, who shall be freeholders of the County of Crook, State of Oregon, or in lieu thereof some responsible surety company, which bond or undertaking shall be in the penal sum of One Thousand Dollars, and shall be conditioned that he or they, as the case may be, shall keep an orderly house, and comply with all the requirements of the liquor Ordinance, or Ordinances, of the City of Prineville, Ore. . passed in Its behalf, or that may be passed, during the continuance of such license; that he will not allow any CITY rlotont conduct to prevail in or about his place of buninew; that he will pro hibit and restrain a'l lond talking, yell ing, whooping, or singing, or music of any sort or kind, In a boister ous manner; that he will not permit or allow gamhlinr, or any unlawful gm ing, or game of chance, Dor 0erate, or pjrmit to be operated, any nickel in the lot machine, or any similar device, played with, or for money, or its repre sentative, in or about his place of busi ness; that be will absolutely prohibit women, minors, vagranta, vagabonds, loafers and indians, wards of the I'nited Htatea, from visiting, frequenting, or remaining in bis place of business, or about the same, longer than is neces sary to eject, or cause them to be ejected; that tie will not vend, sell, barter, exchange, or otherwise dispose of intoxicating liquors, falling within the classes herein before enumerated, to any woman, or women, minor or minors, intoxicated persons, drunkards, or persons in a state of intoxication, nor permit any intoxicating liquors to be given to them; that be will not dis play or exhibit, or permit to be dis played or exhibited, any lewd lasciv ious, immoral picture or pictures, paint ing or paintings, statue or image of any immoral deeign whatever, in his place of business, or on the walla thereof, or on the fixtures therein; that he will not keep open, or cause to he kept open, his place of business on the first day of the week, commonly called Sunday; between the hour of 12 o'clock midnight .Saturday and 6 o'clock a. m. Monday, not allow any pertmn or persons to en ter bis place of businets on the said day. That he shall close his place of business at 1Z o'clock p. m., and keep it closed to 5 o'clock a. m. the following morning ; that he shall cloie his place of business on election day, whether same be City, County, or State, and keep it closed while voting is in prog ress; that he shall provide and main tain an open front to his place of busi ness and remove, or cause to be re moved, all screens, curtain, blinds, fraetings, and fixtures therefrom, so that the pulilij may have a plain and unobstructed view throughout the In terior of his said place of bn.inees; I'KOVIDKD, however, that aaid cpen front of his said place shall be provided or maintained, five feet upward from tbe level of the sidewalk, by screens not over five feet from sidewalk, ami it is hereby provided and ordained thit it shall lie unlawful U violate any i f the conditions contained in the Baid bond, or undertaking, and the person, or per sona, violating tlie earns shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, in the Kecordei's Court of tlie City of Prineville, Oregon, shall be sub ject to the penalties hereinafter pro vided; and the said bond, or undertak ing, shall be deemed forfeited, and the said sum of money named therein may be recovered from tlie principal, or the sureties, or surety company, or either of them, as liquidated damages, re coverable by the City of Prineville, for the violation of the aaid bond, or under taxing. Ana no evidence snau be re quired in an;' such action, or suit, for forfeiture of said bond, or undertaking. except to prove the execution of the same, the gran tin of a license there under, and tbe violation of the terms and conditions of said bond, or under taking, to entitle the City of Prineville, to recover the full penalty thereof. Sac. 3. That at the next meeting of the City Council of Prineville, whether it be a regular, special, adjourned meeting, or a regularly called meeting for that purpose, provided a reasonable time has elajwed since the filing of the said application, treasurer's receipt, and said bind, with the City Recorder. The City Council shall, at Buch meet ing, examine the said application, the receipt and the bond filed therewith, and upon due consideiatiou it shall be discretionary with the city Council to grant or refuse the issnince of a license to such applicant. PROVIDED, how ever, that the granting, or refusing of tbe issuance of a license, shall only be made upon motion ot tbe Uitv tonncil. duly and regularly adopted, and entered a part ol the minutes of the said meeting; provided, further, that the City Recorder shall not issue a license to any applicant until rezularlv ordered so to do by the Ciiy Council. Sxc. 4. Any peison or persons who shall vend, sell, barter, exchange, or otherwise dispose of any intoxicating liquors enumerate! in Section One of Una Ordinance, for beverage purposes, n quantities less than one gallon, with- n the corporate limits of the City of rnneville, except as a bona-nde drug gist, pharmacist, or apothecary, as per mitted in Section One of tins Ordi nance, without first having obtained a license, as provided by the terms and provisions of this Ordinance, shall be gui.ly cl a iiiudemeinor, and upon convn f.on thereof in the Recorder s Court of the City ot Prineville, shall be hned not less than Twenty-nve Dollars, nor mure than One Hundred Dollars, and pay the ccstu of prosecution, and iu default of such fine and costs, shall be imprisoned in the City Jail one day for every iwo Dollars of such tine and costs, not to exceed thirty days tor each offense, and each day on which Baid sale or sales shall be made, of intoxicat ing liquors, falling within the classes designated in said section of this Ordi nance, shall be sold without having ob tained such license, Bhall be consider ed a separate and new orlense. bko. 5. rso lieeuce Issued under the provisions of thU Ordinance shall be assigned, except as provided herein, uor shall business be conducted thereunder, by any person or per sous, whomsoever, except by the person or persons to whom such licence has been granted; nor shall business be conducted In auy place orlocatlou except lu the place or location described In the application, for such license. Provided, however, that a chanjre may be made lu the place of business on the written ap plication of the holder of said licence, by consent of the City Council. And it Is further provided that any per son, or persons, holding a license, desiring to assign, or trausfer, the same, or In case of the death ot any licensee, or licensees, tho adminis trator of his estate shall have the right, with the consent of the City Council, to assign or transfer such license, and such assignment, or trausfer, by such person or persous, or such administrator, consented to by the City Council, shall eutltle the transferee, or assignee, thereof, to do business under such license and shall entitle him to all the privileges provided for by this Ordinance, ana shall subject him to the terms, cou Continued on Inside page. PRACTICALLY AT AN END Land Fraud Cases Fiz zle Out WILLIAMSON CASES HELD UP a not to Influence Judge Hunt' Chances of Pro motion. Failure of Franci J. lleney, special prosecutor for the Govern ment, to dismiss the two cases against John N. Williamson, ex Congressman, when be dismissed tbe land-fraud indictment against Binger Hermann and others, ha led to speculation as to the connec tion this action has with opposition to the confirmation of William H. Hunt's appointment Judge of the newly created Court of Com merce. To dismiss the two Williamson cases at this time, it is said, after one case has been to tbe United States Supreme Court and Judge Hunt's decisions npon tbe admis sion of evidence overruled, would place Judge Hunt in an unfavor able liht. Judge Hunt is said to have favored Heney throughout the trial of tbe Williameon-Gesner-Biggs case, resulting in tbe con viction cf all three, and charge of bias have been made against him. The Fame evidence was introduced against them all, as they were tried jointly. Van Gesner and Marion Biggs took their case to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. Judge Ross, Morrow and Gilbert, compos ing this court, confirmed the rul ings of tbe lower court, deciding that Gesner and Biggs must serve their sentences. Tbe date, of tbe conviction was September 27, 1905. Williamson waa elected a Rep resentative to Congress n July, 1902, and took hi seat in March, 1903. He had been elected to the Continued on inside page. Absolutely Pure to the food. The food is thereby made more tasty and digestible m f Important HI properties of U the Qrape are 1 J transmitted j