"Guernseys-Something New in Earthenware
We have just received a large assortment of this celebrated RED CLAY Guernsey Ware Enameled
Lined. You may Cook and Serve almost any kind of food in the same dish, hence retaining all of
the flavor and heat. Fire or heat will not make them black or smutty. Our stock includes a
variety of styles in open and covered patterns. Examine the assorted display in our window.
THE W. F. KING COMPANY
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COUNTY FAIR
HOLDS MEETING
New Officers Elected
Yesterday.
ASSOCIATION CLEAR OF DEBT
No
More Spring Race.
Be Allowed on the
Ground.
Will
parties r anxious to rent or
lease the Und from the (air man
agement, it in probable that the
land will be cared (or by men
ired by the day, as much more
can be made from the ground in
thia way.
Aa toon at the remaining mem
ber! o( the board have been ap
pointed by the governor, which
will be within thirty daya, a meet
ing of the complete board will be
held, and a president and lecre-
ary will be selected to carry on
on the work for the coming year.
Never were the prospects ao
bright for a prosperous year and
successful fair.
The annual meeting of Hie stock
holder of the First Central Ore
gun Agricultural Association met
Monday at 2 o'clock at the Com
mercUl Club rooms in thia city
and elected a loard of director
for the coining year; and took re
limlnary ale pi for the fair which
will be held in October, 1011.
W in. lloeali. (J. V. Itueael and
J. Oliver Powell were chosen aa di
rector, and with the two remain
ins member of the bourd which
will be appointed by the governor
within a few day, will constitute
the board of control for 1011
Three hundred and fifteen shares
of stock were represented at Mon
day' meeting out of 640 that have
been issued. There were no con
dieting interests at the meeting.
The bourd chosen U the atrongent
pontililo combination of mon that
could be delected to insure a sue
cesxlul fair.
At a meeting of the new bourd
held just alter the election, it was
unnniraoiisly decided that there
should be no spring racing on the
aociiition ground, as rueh meet
ings only weaken the full fair and
the practibilily of good Fourth of
July celebration
The financial report how the
association to be out of debt, and
with tomo fund on hand. This
i the first time the association ling
been in bo good a condition iinau
ciully.
The ground of the association
which coimiits of 80 acres of very
rich bottom land, most of which 1b
set to alfalfa, has been leased- by
the association for some year. It
was returned to the management
at this meeting. While manv
LOCAL MENTION
Hurry Poutlilt l lu I'rlnevllle
from Ilelslcr.
Mr. und Mr, John Comb Kit (Sun
day for 1'ortliuid.
C. L. llobert I about ngulu lifter
aii attack of typhoid.
Jerry Ackey wa In Prineville ye
terdny from Lamoiita.
The ('. H. & H. tttn k- nre running
ou schedule time tliettc day.
Mr. K. W. Kayler returned Mhe
lust of the week from rortluud.
Married. In till city. Jno. lt, L,
Kanistruaud MullndiiJ. Christian!
I". ltulley, olllclntlng.
Married: In thia city, Deceuilier
tint. Claude W. Doddridge ami
OrphuM. Wright. C. 1". llnllcy, olllol
tttlllg.
II. P. Loug sold hi Interest In
rrinevllle to Walt Snoderly the Inst
of the week for f HOOO. He left Mon
day for Portluud and KiihUtd point'
Kullcr & Puriies have the contract
fur the painting lit the new Muting
hulldlii . The work of (minting the
ecllliiic will bo completed In a few
day.
Andrew Morrow, the Hay creek
Hheepman, we In town Saturday
Mr. Morrow bii.v the full hu been a
One one for sheep. The oll I well
(inked with moisture thus lusurlug
uu abundance of feed for next hcuhoii
The revival meeting at the I'ulon
Church will continue Indefinitely.
The Interest 1 deemmlng and the
outlook for a good meeting Ih good
A cordial Invitation 1 extended
all. Come wit h iih and help the good
work along. 0. 1 ltulley.
Fred and Juke W'olferwho were
urrestcd hint Thuraduy by Sheriff
Klkln for Hteullug old haruess. ud
dlca, bridle, wagon chuln. etc.:
were turned loose Saturday beeuuse
those who lot the good refiued to
prosecute. Tho Wolfere promised to
leave the country, and If they do not
those who recovered their goods will
appear against them.
LOCAL MENTION
W. 11. Keller I in I'rlnevllle from
llend.
I. W. Ward left for I'ortland yes
terday morning.
It. E. Jone wn In Priuevllle from
Howard yesterday.
Bam Doiithlt 1 In rrinevllle from
Paulina for supplies.
Dr. and Mr. C. A. ("line are In
i'rlnevllle from Redmond.
Mr. 8. J. Newaom left Wednesday
morning for Weston, Wash., to visit
her on, lr. Qall Kewiom.
Autos are running this week from
Prlnevlllo to llend, Itedmond and
Mudrtt.
John Malten left the 9rt of the
week for I'ortland, where he will
spend the winter lu school.
Frank Cox Is suffering from an at
tack of apiH'udkttl at lit homo on
Crooked Itlvcr. HI condition Is
serious.
I'rlnevllle ha 270 school children
this year. Orook county bus a total
of 2421 children of school age, a gain
ol 2W over last year.
II. I. Belknap left Tuesday for
I'ortlaud and Sulein. He will at
tend the state legislature while
away ond will not return to I'rlne
vllle uutll about February 20.
I'rlnevllle Is burvestlng lee this
week. There Is an abundance of It
nt the mill dura. It Is from lour to
six Inches thick. The I'loneer Cream
Company, Stroud Ilro. and llorrt
gun A Helnke are storing their year'
supply.
Mrs. John Iee, who ha been visit
ing lu rrinevllle for the past four
months, left yesterday morning for
her home lu Walla Walla. She was
accompanied by Cecil Stearns, who
will spend a-con pie of month visit
lug ut Wnllu Wullu.
There was a good attendance at
the reception aud watch party given
at Club hull December 31. After the
basket ball game refreshment were
served and curds were Indulged In
until the speeding of the old and the
welcome of the New Year took place,
The occasion wus greutly enjoyed.
Ulvlne worship will be conducted
In the l'resbyterlan church next Sun
day morning and evening at the
usual hour. The subject tor the
morning, "The Choice Made By
Mose." For the eveuing, "Early
Biblical History of the Unco."
cordial luvltatlou Is extended to you
to come. out. J. U, Hodges, minister
.lohu Ileum win) tuken to The
Dulles the last of the week tor mini.
leal attention, Ho received an lu.
jury from a full last summer, uud
hu a dislocation ot tho spine. His
coudltlou I critical, and It
thought that he will huvo to be
taken to Now York for special treat
ment.
I D. Wlest I attending county
court till week.
J. W. New of Sister, I In the
county seat today.
ltoy Rice of Cllne Falls, wo Ja
Priuevllle Tuesday.
Joe Howard, Jr., I In the city
from Lower Bridge.
L. A. Hunt of Redmond, 1 a busi
ness visitor today.
Attorney J. C. Veaale Is In rrine
vllle from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ryan are In
I'rlnevllle from the Tules.
Andrew Morrow of Hay treek,
wa In I'rlnevllle Friday.
Mr. John Newsom left for Walla
Walla the last of the week.
J. M. Lawrence wo In rrinevllle
from Bend the lust ot the week.
G. Rnrluger wa a business visitor
from Culver the first of the week,
Hurrv Wlndom was In rrinevllle
from Culver the last of the week.
The floor were painted at the
high school building during vacation.
James and 8. E. West of Lower
Bridge, are to rrinevllle on business,
Mr. aud Mr Coffin, who live near
I'ortland, are here visiting Joe Tri-
chel and family.
J. W. Livingston suffered a slight
attack of apoplexy at his Crooked
River ranch yesterday.
Judge Kennedy of the Review tied
his first matrimonial knot the first
of the week. The lucky couple were
Milton Albright and Mis Hazel Cut
len.
Postmaster Will Ledford Is put-
tng In 60 new lock boxes In the Prim
villo Doetofflce. The boxes are ar
ranged In a "V" shape, which im
proves the appearance of the post
office.
Miss Marlon Rice left Tuesday for
Portland, and from there will leave
for New York and Massachusetts tor
an extended trip. She will spend a
month visiting relative In St. Paul
while en route.
Will Daveuport sold two hog to
Stroud Bro. yesterday which
weighed 600 pound each and sold
for f 120. They were a little over a
year old. They were raised on his
ranch three miles northwest of Priue
vllle. Ora Van Tussel Is In Priuevllle to
day attending the county court. He
Is preparing to tile the plat for his
new town of Vanora which Is situ
ated on the Oregon Trunk railway
north of Madras. The plat contains
114 acres.
There area number of plat for the
consideration of the county court
thl week. They are: Kenyon's
acreage, whlcQ l a 40-acre piece
north of Redmond, first addition to
Redmond being a resurvey; Moun
talnvlew addition to Redmond and
the part of the town of Roberts,
which I situated on the J. E.
Robert' place south of Prinevllle.
New officer are In charge In both
the county and city affairs, having
assumed the various otllce the first
of the week. There are few changes
at the courthouse, T. N. Balfour
taking contror of the sheriff's office
with John t-.u wards oi uena as
deputy. Ralph L. Jordan succeed
w. r . King a treasurer, ana ur.
O,
Needlework.
H. Fox is willing to undertake to
make children' clothe. H. Fox,
City. 12 29-4 1.
House to Rent
Mr. Wilkin' house, back of the
skating rink. Inquire at Price Bro.
12-29.
E
Hvde wo sworn In a coroner.
Bruce Balfour will acta field deputy
or hi father In the sheriff ottlce.
Treasurer Jordan will open the
treasurer ollice at the courthouse
and have a deputy In charge to at
tend to analrs during such time a
he cannot attend to tbera person
ally.
At the Pktorium.
Program for Friday and Saturday
"Tule of Two title," "A Peaceful
Inn," "Twin Bros. Joke."
Sunday and Monday "The Uld
Curioelty Shop," "A Doieu fresh
Egg. "Stuoent lievemre.
Tuesday, Mednesuay ana inurs-
day "Breete From the West,
"(lever Reporter," "The Fawn
Broker."
Free Auto Excursion
to
Prineville Heights
rnnevi
die's
Card of Thank.
We wish to thank our many
friends for klndnesa shown during
the sickness and death of our bus-
band and father.
Mrs. Blanch k Michki.,
Aktui r Michki.,
Sylvan Michel.
litest residence district, jus! platted and now on the market
Buy a lol in Prineville' sanitary residence district on
easy terms. No sloughs, marshes or mosquitoes. Less frost than on
the river bottom. Fresh air. pure water and an excellent view of the
city. City water will be conveyed to the property at our expense. Lots
40x114; prices range from $80 to $200. Hall cash, balance payable
at $10 per month: 6 per cent on deferred payments, Examine the
maps at our office.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
CO.
The announcement of the death of
William Holder, editor of the Silver
Lake Leader, ha been received. Mr,
Holder wo at one time editor of the
Prlnevlllo Review. He was 56 year
ot age. Ho was burled at Paisley
cemetery.
D. P. Adamson & Co.
Druggists
Prineville,
Oregon
Just arrived a fresh lot of LOWNEVS CANDIES from the
Factory.
Watch this Space Next Week
For full announcement of our Big Sale which begins SATURDAY, JANUARY 21st. This will be a GENERAL
SALE, including Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Shoes, Dry Goods, and Furnishings. Special offers will be made
in every line throughout our stock, the object of this sale being to reduce our stock as much as possible before
invoicing.
Store will be closed all day Friday,
January 20th.
J. Eo Stewart & Co.
Store will be closed all day Friday,
January 20th.