OUR PAPERMAKERS. "
America' rlrt Will tni h Vt
PrtMnl Day Industry,
Ii (lio 1' lilt ill Stiili-t Mliiy tliB
nmiiufiic-tiiri' of uimt rank tliirJ
In iniigniluilo Riiiiiiiff tin frcut In
dint rim. Tlio trmlo diri'rtorin
hw 7:1.1 firniH oiMTiitiiiK 7 .HI pupiT
Mini t ID pulp inillit, ri'prcHi'iitinK an
Invt'Ktril riipitiil nf over $'v'7H,IMH,.
two nml wmiloylni; diri-rlly upward
of lull, duo luliori'in, proiliu'iiiK p
proximately a prodiirt of 4,(1(10,0110
toll annually.
New Klujliinil, ill wlilili iiliiwwt
third of tln riiiinlrv' paper mill
liro IikuIi'iI, luia played nn impor
tant purt in Hun wonderful develop,
niont. Wliilo tlii tlrat paper mill in
Ameriia n tatallilii'd tit (icr
lnmitown, I'., in 1il!U), tho early
ft tier of New I'nlund noon roc
outlined tho udvunliiKi' whiih their
locution offered fur (lie mumifae.
tnro of piiHT, and m early h 17.10
uniel lli'iii'liiimn, t Uo(on sta
tioner, hud erected a small paper
mill at Milton, Mum, At thi time
paper wa Hindu entirely of raj?.
When tlm Involution liroko out
imMr win at ill Tcry aiarco, ami in
1770 the honau of rcproacntatives
reaolved that tin' rommittno of
correapondenco, incetion and wife
ty in tlm aovcral town I mi required
to appoint aoine mtituMo person in
uh town to receive rag for tlio
paper mill, nnd the inhnliitant
wore directed to lie very careful in
saving even the smallcat quantity
of raj; suitalilo for making paMr,
l'j to thi time and even a lute
a tlin early part of the last cen
tury the process of manufacturing
paper was carried on entirely by
hand. In tho earliest atuge, after
the pulp from which the sheets of
paper wa to be madi) had been re
duced to the proper consistency in
tub or vat, it wa dipped out in
mold tniido of rushes conllncd in a
frame, and in thi frame the pulp
wa shaken out in a thin laver, the
water Altering through the' rushes
leaving well formed sheet of pa
per thereon.
Tltcso separate ihcet were after
ward taken from the mold and
pressed out and dried. Great dex
terity and practice were needed by
the jiaja-rmaker in order to produce
a aheet of paper of uniform thick
ness and texture, the result being
nccompliiihed by imparting a shsk
ing motion to the frame containing
the pulp.
Holyoke, Man., manufacture!
more paper than any other city in
the world. Inwrojiee in another
great paper town. It wa hero that
the problem of educating newspa
per puhliithcr to tho uo of paper
nado of mechanically ground wood
pulp wn successfully worked out.
There are about 150 mill abroad
which Hi 1 11 make paper by band,
but the process hai practically been
abandoned in thi country. New
Knghind Advance.
A PpinUd Csntlpsd. ,
An amusing practical joke play
ed on tho gneala of a certain tea
party ia decrild by a painter of
still life. Ho says: "Once a patron
brought me six saucers and a card
upon which wa pinned a limine
centipede, or 'thousand legs,' re
questing me to copy it exactly upon
each of the saucer no that the base
of tho cup would cover it. I did
o. Afterward he told mo that he
had given a littlo tea partv and
without tho knowledge of hi wife
bad tubatitattcd tho painted saucers
for tho plain one. Ilia amusement
consisted in observing the horrified
expression on tho face of tho
guests when they raised their cupi
und the quickness with which they
put them down again to keep the
monster imprisoned. It was only
when tho hostess noticed that none
of tho guests drank their ten that
tho deception was discovered."
Rio ChoooUU Pi.
A delicious rice chocolato pio is
made as follows: A quart of milk
Is scalded and then mixed with tho
yolks of two eggs, four tnlilespoon
fuls of boiled rico that has boon
pressed through a sieve, two
squares of melted chocolato and a
cupful of sugar. Stir in a doublo
boilor until tho custard thicken!
slightly and buko in ono crust,
When 'it is done put on a meringue
made with tho stiffly bouten whites
of tho eggs and a littlo confection
er's sugar and dropped over the pie
from tho tip of a teaspoon. Brown
slightly in a quick ovpn.
Haw Far th Blood Traval.
The mileage of tho blood circula
tion reveals some, astonishing facts.
It bus been calculated, for instance,
that, assuming tho heart to beat
sixty-nine times a nilnuto at ordi
nary pressure, tho blood - goes at
tho ruto of 207 yards in a mlnuto,
or nine miles an hour, 220 miles a
day nnd 80,000 miles a year. If a
man eighty-four years old could
jiavo had ono single blood corpusclo
floating in his blood all hi! lifo it
would have traveled in that time
nearly 7,000,000 mil bs. London
Globe. .,,
Huntington & Wilson
Attorneyi
or Th Dalles, Ihnvo opened oflloci la
Portland, Oregon, Room 805-807
Lewi Building.
IIiihIiiphii int In them from Crook Oonnly
llimuirh their nfllro In The Dalliw or dlmcit
In their i'urllnnil adrtmw will rowlvo prompt
ntUmllon. I'nrtliimi I'liono, Main 7j1.
Seed Potatoes.
Early Kose and Hnrbank SeoJ Pota
toes for tale, llorigan A Reinko, 3-30
HIS LAST JUMP.
Th Past That Ended tli Daring Ca.
rr of lam Patoh.
In the early part of the last cen
tury Sam I'atch wa quite a promi
nent figure. Hi autodialling ex
bibitioiia at leaping made his name
lamoii from one end of tho coun
try to the other, and in thoso day
tho expression "A cnuy a Ham
Patch" or "You act "like Sum
Patch" was very common. Ham
Patch in thoso day wa a sort of
symbol or synonym of recklcMiu
or daredeviltry.
Sam Patch was born in Rhode Is
land, went to sea in early lifo and
afterward settled in Paterson, N.
J., whero ha wa a cotton spinner.
Itecuiise of hi threat to jump from
a bridge over the Paxaic river ho
wa finally placed under arrest. A
few month afterward tho succcss
ful performance of tho feat gavo
him such widespread notoriety that
he traveled alMint, leaping from the
yardurms or topmasts of ship.
Hum died young, but during his
comparatively short life he gained
great distinction of a certain kind.
This high jumping idivncray
amounted to a omnia with Sam, and
a hi fi'iita were accomplished be
fore tho duv of prizellghters, foot
racer or balloonist ho was regard
ed a a murveloiis athlete.
After his Passaic river jump hi
next most famou jump wa at Ni
agara fall from a slanting rock
midway between the highest point
on float island and the water, and
ho achieved thi successfully. Aft
er few morn leap of less height
ho announced that on a certain date
ho would jump from the bank of
tho (lenesee river at Rochester, N.
Y., into the water below the falls,
a ditttauce of US feet.
A great crowd guthered to w li
nes tho performance: Sum made
tho jump on Nov. 1.1, 18.'!), but it
was hi last. On this occasion he
warned to lose control of himself,
doubled up and struck tho water
broadside. It is proliablo tho im
pact killed him, though some said
that in trying to swim ashore un
der the cataract ho became entan
gled in the root of a large tree. and
wa drowned.
There i. however, no contempo
raneous evidence that ho was seen
alive after striking the water. His
body was fmmd after several
month near tho mouth of tho
(icm-soe river and was buried there.
St. Louis Republic.
Did H.r B.rt.
A little girl sat in a doctor' of
fice waiting patiently until her
mother' turn came to go to the
dentist' chair. The room wa! filled
with patients, for it was the com
mon waiting room for four doctors.
Every ono sat and watched the
child', who smiled at each in turn,
beginning at the right and going
around in a circle. She received
ome pleasant responses ut first, but
finally they grew scarce. Nothing
daunted, she kept right on making
grimacio until her motlyr in exas
peration said:
"Julia, what are you doing?"
"Don't I have to, mother?" And
tho little maid pointed to a sign
tacked up over the stenographer's
desk, "Keep on Smiling." Lippin
cott'a. Prfrrd Hr Playing.
A Boston lady onco asked Profes
sor Blackenstuin what made him so
thoughtful.
"I have liocn wondering, madam,"
he replied, "how you can make tho
piano talk so divinely and yourself
so foolishly."
"Ah, well," she replied, "tho
piano knows it has only mo to listen
to it, whereas I know I havo only
you to listen to me, which makes
"the difference."
"I pray you," said tho professor,
"ploy ngain. I liko your playing
best." Cincinnati Knqniror.
H Kmw a Thing or Two.
Anaxngorus, the- Athenian phi
losopher who flourished in the fifth
century before Christ, taught his
scholars that wind was air set in
motion by rarefaction, that the
moon owed her light giving proper
ties to the sun, that tho rainbow
was tho resulting phenomenon of
reflection, thut comets were wan
dering stars and that the fixed stars
were at on immeasurable, distance
beyond tho sun, besides giving them
many other ideas thought to be
long to more modern times.
A Knowing Pupil.
A Yankee inspector of schools
was testing the knowledge of a
class on the value of coins. lie
pulled out a half dollar, threw it
lightly from one hand to the other
and asked a pupil :
"Well, now, what is that?"
"Heads, sir," came from a young
ster in front. Llppincott's.
. Titd,
"Miss Oludyi has a very engag
ing disposition, hitsn't she?"
"Quite so. Her presont fiance ii
her fourth this season." Balti
more American,
Clover Leaf Ranch
Fort Rock, Oregon.
Barred Plymouth Hock, Silver Spang e
Hamburgh, Butt Orpington, Ucililen
Wyndotta, White Wyondott, and White
Leghorn eggs $2.60 for 15. Order will
have prompt attention. All Al stock,
II lies t that can be had.
1-5U
C E. Shaffer, Prop.
Personal Health and Purity.
l'p to -dl Amur inn Literature,
dlaptvil lor all rU anil mmlllioii i(
Polft, may Iw -en or had t lir. Kna'a
otlice, Mainatrwtt. I'rine villw. Or. li n-il
Horse for Sale.
On the old ('. Hum Hmllh rnncli.
Dear I'rloevllle. 16 head of nuirea
and iP'ltllftK. Iiirue rnoiiirli tor work
borwa, will Im solil lu my iniinU-r
at retuoniLlile lirletK, Kur further
InfnriiiMtlon aildniw (1. II. Hiimmkli.,
I'rluevllle, On-ft-on. IIMli-tf
Full Blood Jersey Bull.
For ule or will trade for grain. Call,
writ or 'phone, J. K Adamton, I'rinc
villa, Orngun. 3-XI tf.
Winter Layers are Profit Payer.
My pen of 14 thoroughbred White
Wyandotte laid 333 egg io January,
fen now mtcxl. Kgg IV.OU per 1A.
AO wr rent of hatch gurnUxl.
Call or write, E. K. Kvam, I'rln.vilk.
Oregon. 211 tf
Salesmen Wanted.
WanUd: -l-'our saletmen, eitliet
I lie nr gentlemen, with team, ralarv
from 10.00 to IIOU.OO per month and
expeni' Act quirk before the po
sition are HIM. Addrera Clin. ).
Chriatiani, 1'rineville, Oregon. 2 lllf
All Work Guaranteed.
I hnve JiiMt returned front my t rift
to the country nnd am ready totiikc
cure of your eyin lu the aume care
ful manner n In the pnat. All work
fully Kunrnnteeil or money refunded.
Kyea lealcd; glain titled.
Hit. W. J. tVHTIS,
Adiitnaon nutldiiig;, ltooina 14 nod l.'i.
Wanted.
Three or four furniahed room for
Unlit houiH-kerping or will taka fur
nished house, Thon l'ioueer Abalrsd
Company. 2 2:1 tl.
Girl Wanted.
Itnnch work; atcnly employment:
Ko.mI wngca. Apily to Kn Slav
ton. 3tt4t,
Eggs for Hatching.
From bert (train of H. C. White Ieg
horn; good inter layer; 2 per IS.
Mhm. J. K. AuAMsox, i'rineville, Ore.
2 23 2m.
Suiuinooa.
In the Circuit Court of the Btate of
Oregon lor Crook County.
lt Milkrlni, (.UlnlllT.
Klrrt ('. Miliaria. ItrtrmUnt.
To ICIwanl C. Mllt-rlg, iUlMive namrd de-
fPIHlNtlL
In 1110 nmr of the Bute of Oregon, yon arr
brl)r retiuln1 to ki.nr ad.I trntwrr iin-
tfttnpUInt tllvtl Mllaxt yu In llir shore en-
111HM1 1 ouri aim t-auae, on or iMiore lite 4lh
day ol May.tlMI, aiiit l( you fall ao to aiHar
and anawir, (or Hani llit'reof, the plaintiff vttlt
a.ply to llif Court for the rrllcf prayed ror In
hf r roiiilatnl: for a (tveret. of tl;i. ivurt ilta
aolvin the Umla ol matrltnonv now exlmin
iH'twiM-n the plaintiff ami defrtiilanl and JihI
hum! for nlaltitllt'acuau aud dlahuraeiiu'Uta of
III!, anil.
Thla anmmona U pnldLhed by order of the
Honorable H. C. Kill, t'oonlr iudae of the
tvunty of Crook, Stale of Onwm, tuadr and
enteren on me mill oay ol Han-ti, 1VI1. 1
Mltii-h It waa ordered that thla anmnioiia oe
IMll.lUhed onre a weea lor all eoriM'Utlvr
week lu the (rMik County Journal, a wevkly
newHaper, primed and puulinhed lu Fnne.
villa. Crook Counly, Hialo of oreon. 1'he
date oflheffntl publleatlon of tin auuiniuu
la Man h 21, nut,
M. R. KI.I.IOTT.
Attoruey for plallillff.
Cltution.
In Hie County Court of the mule of Orefon.
ftr the Oiunly oft'rottk.
In the matterof IheKMtaleot 1. 1 hide Turner.
Totl. H. Turner and helra unknown. If any
there Lm, ufLllibla Turuer, deeenaed, Krocl
Ina: .
In the name of the State ororeinn.' You are
hen-he ellcd and rvoulred to aiiiieor In the
OiuntylViurtofthe Htute of Dniron ftr the
t'ounly of Crook, at tin' Courtroom tlHreor,
at I'rineville, In the Counly of Crook, on
MonrtH. the Iril due of April, lull, al I'1
o'elock. In the forenoon of that day, then and
then' to allow oatiae, If any there tie, why au
order ahould not he made and granted to
Janiee Turner. admlnlalraUir of the ffllatoor
l.lhhle Turner, deeeawd. Ui aell all the real
eatale tadonfln to autd deoenaed, and more
partleulnrly dewtrlhed aa followa towlc KS
HW'i Me'llon HI. Tn. MHuutn, Kaiute II Kant,
and lt i and Hee. 4. 1 p. a Mount,
Khiiiti II Kaxt. W. M . eoolalnlna l!3.J acrea
In Crook County, Oregon.
ntliieaa, itieiton. h. i.. Kill. Judge or the
County Court of the Hlnle of ttre
(Henl) gon. nr the County of Crook, with
the eeul of uild tHiurt limbed, thla
list day of Kehruiirv, A. I. IH.
Atleal: WARKKN IIIIOWN, Clerk.
By U M. Ilechloil, diputy elerk. A at
CI. II. Brewster, 0. K.
R. I., llrewster
t'ity Knirineer
l'riuevilu', Or.
Brewster Engineering Co.,
Prineville, Oregon.
Surveying, Maping, Estimates.
Plionc, Pioneer 2S4.
C.R. Henry
Resident Locator of
HOMESTEADS
In Southern Crook Co.
Address : : Paulina, Oregon
Wood for Sale.
I hnve a qimntv of wood for ante.
E. F. 1.ON0, I'rltH'Vlile, Ore. 3-lltf
DR. R. D. KETCIIUM
Drugless Healer
Spinal Adjustments and Dietetics a
Specialty
CONSULTATION FREE
Hour 7$0 to IS a. m. 1 to 5 n. m.
. Call answered promptly.
Rooms 16-17 Adamson B'dg.
III in I yf
Spring Suits Have
Arrived
We beg to inform the public that our entire Spring line of
Men's Suits are in and we have the nicest line ever shown
in the city. We have your size now; do not wait untill
the line is broken and then be unable to select what you
want We will lay your size away for you. We have all
the popular shades in gray, brown, tan, etc etc.
Every suit guaranteed to fit, wear, and retain its shape.
FOSTER & HYDE
Bids Wanted ! !
lTo furnish 60,000 feet of lumber for sidewalks in
Noble's Addition, to be delivered on the ground at the -earliest
possible date. Bids are also desired for the con
struction of sidewalks complete, everything to be furnished
by the contractor and for the construction of such walks
where all materials are furnished by us. Bids are also
called for to level and grade the streets in Noble's Ad
dition. For full particulars, call on or address
A. R. Bowman,
Selling Agent for Noble's Addition to Prineville, Or.
Crook County Agent For
.Ai iVSt
1911 REO and "APPERSON"
1911 Reo 4-30 Five Passenger fore-door $1,575.
1 9 1 1 Reo 4-30 Five Passenger Touring $ 1 ,500.
1911 Reo 4-30 Four Passenger Torpedo $ 1 ,500.
1911 Reo 4-30 Two Passenger Roadster $1,150.
The fore door and five passenger and four passenger are complete with
glass front and top, the two passenger is without. 1911 Apperson 4 30, 40 h.
p. 5 Passonger complete $2250, Portland. 11)11 Apperson 4-40, 60 li. p. 7
Passenger complete $3250, Portland. Crs on display and will demonstrate
at any time.
J. C. ROBINSON, Madras, Oregon
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Watch This Space
For Announcement of New Lot
Subdivision.
Oregon & Western
Colonization Co.
John
Chas.
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Prineville,
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Oregon Trunk Railway
1 he Line Open Tor Passenger
and Freight Business at Mo
tolius, Madras and points
north.
Daily passenger train leaves Motolius 8:30 a. m, Madras
8:47 a. m., stopping at intermediate points, connecting at
Fallbridge with the Inland Empire Express on "The North
Bank Road," arriving at Portland 8:15 p. m. Leaving
Portland 9 a. m.. arrive Madras 7:45 p. m, Metohus 8
p. m. Trains carry parlor cars, first class coaches and
smokers.
Low Fares March 10th to April 10th
During this period Low Colonist fares will be in effect
from the middle west to all points on the Oregon Trunk
Ry. From Chicago $33, St- Louis $32., St Paul $25,
Kansas City $25, Omaha $25, other points in proportion,
via Burlington Route, Great Northern or Northern Pacific
Rys., The North Bank Road and Oregon Trunk Ry.
This is a good chance for your friends to come to Oregon
on about half fare.
Round Trip Fares: Homeseeker's reduced round trip
fares are in effect to all Oregon Trunk Railway points
the first and third Tuesday of each month from all points
in the middle west.
Freight received from and forwarded to Portland, Spo
kane and other points.
R. BUDD, Chief Engineer, Portland, Oregon.
J. H. Corbett, Aget, Madras. Or.
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Prineville Heights
Prinevllle's latest residence district, just platted and now on the market
Buy a lot in Prineville's 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 Irom $80 to $200. Hall cash, balance payable
at $10 per month; 6 per cent on deferred payments, Examine the
maps at our ollice.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
R. Stinson
C. Lundy
Crook County Agents.
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