I
Raise Hogs.
Aoknowleo'frempnt of the re.
cript of Ihe booklet bog-raisin
issued recently by the traffic
department of the Harriman lines
in Oregon, lias been made by
fanners and stoekgrowers in
various parts of the Northwest,
many of them expressing their
intentions to take the advice
contained therein and embark
in the business cf swir.e breed
ing for profit.
It is the intent of It. B. Milter,
traffic manager of the Harriman
lines, of D. O. Lively, manager
of the Portland Union Stockyards,
and of others in Portland to make
hograising one of the loading in
dustries of the Northwest, in the
hope of removing the necessity
of importing live hogs from the
Middle Western Slates for
slaughter at local packing plants.
Publication of this booklet is
but the beginning of a conserted
movement to encourage farmers
to take up swinuraising. The
profits to be derived from it have
been pointed out in various ways
both by theoretical analysis and
by practical demonstration.
The new booklet is intended
for the experienced stockgrowers
and for the novice. It is filled
with common sense advice ex
pressed in a style that can be
understood by anyone of ordi
nary intelligence. It contained
both the practical information
and the expert advice written
in a readable way.
P.ndl.ton Farmer Plaasad.
'It's a farmer book in farmers
lingo," declared a correspondent
in expressing his thanks for a
copy.
Even the women are interested.
. Lillian Moore, of Trochet, Wash.,
, wrote to Mr. Miller yesterday,
saying: '-It is surely a great ben
efit to those interested in the
raising of hogs."
Dr. James Whitcombe, di
rector of the Oregon experiment
station and instructor in swine
huspandry at the State Agricul
ture College, writes: "This pub
lication should be of much value
to the Northwest and instill
great interest in hog production."
S.' M. Stone, of Hood River,
says he is much indebted to the
authors of the booklet. "It looks
good,'he says, "and I intend
starting in the business right
away."
C. H. Ede. cashier of a bank at
Winona, Wash., requests that
two or three dozen copies be sent
him for distrubution among the
farmers of the community.
Walla Wa.la Extolls It.
S. M. Br6wn, publicity manager
of the Walla Walla Commercial
Club, declares it to be the most
helpful piece of literature that
has been issued in connection
with the extensive advertising
campaigns conducted by the
communities of the Northwest.
"This seems to me to be the
most practical publication 1 have
ever seen on any industrial pur
suit,"writes H. P. Jones sec
retary of the North Yakima Com
mercial Club.
Scott Henderson, secretary of
the Kennewick, Wash., Com
mercial Club, says the farmers
of his community are deeply in
terested in the subject and pre
dicts that many of them will en
gage in "this nelected industry."
D. M. Finch, superentendent
of the Camas Prairie Railroad,
advises that it is so good that he
wants to go into the hograising
business.
"With a little capital and this
book," he declares, "I cojald get
rich."
Already 15,000 copies of the
pamphlet have been distriputed
to farmers on the 0. W. R. & N.
lines and to inquires in various
parts of the country.
The first issue consisted of
25,000 copies and the remaining
10,000 copies will be sent to per
sons whose names are being ob
tained by railroad agents, news
papers, farmers' unions and Com
mercial Clubs in various parts of
the Northwest. Oregonian,
Stewart's Hall
Cor. 2nd and C Sts.
Now Ready for Occupancy
by the different lodges.
Horses for Sale.
On the M C. Sum Smith rnnrti.
nciir l'rlncvllle. 125 heml of nmrv ;
unit p'lillnirw, lure1 ciuntli fur work t
dorm, will Ih' mild lu nny number i
at rvnion!ibl priii'a. For further
Information ii.Mnfn (1
I'rliitM lllc, Oregon.
II. KlIKKKI I ,
12 liMf
For Sale.
Two 4 year-old !?liir Mint; sound
nil true. Kniiuire of w. h. I... car
of Melnlius tata ltank, Metolina,
Oregon. 4-2r-2t
Wanted.
Thrw or four furnUlKsl rooms (or
Iwht houwkcepina or will tak fur
in? tied hontw, Tlione Tkmoer Abstract
Company. 2 23. 1 1. m
Call for County Warrant,
All roii-is torts! road warrant up to
and iiH'liHlin nyistered numbor HO,
and ttcalp armnta up to and including
rejiistored number M7 are now payable.
Interest flops irom date ol thii notice.
Pitted this 13th dav of April. ml,
Kaiph U J ordan. County Treasurer
Personal Health and Purity.
Vp-to - date American Literature,
ulpud forall sort and conditions of
people, may In seen or had at Ir. Kox
office. Main street. Triueville, Or.
Land for Sale.
640 acres of pood farming land in the
famous l'owell But: country. Inquite
of F, A. Kice, county surveyor. Trine
vine, Oregon. o
Eggs for Sale.
Rhode Mand Keds; for 15;
Kith pens headed ty i in portal bmls.
Addresa Mrs. Ida K. Morsk, PrinevilU,
Oreson, 13 Imp
All Work Guaranteed.
1 have just returned from my trip
to ibe country and am ready to take
care of your eyes In the en me care
ful manner as in the past. All work
fully guaranteed or money refunded.
Kves U'stcd: plasse fitted.
Oil. V. J. CURTIS,
Atlatnson Building, Rooms 14 and 15.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is heroby siren by tb under! ened.
ihv amninMriiur of the euie oi oevrtt M.
i'mil, drtVttstHl, to ait vrediiors of ami to all
others having eiaiin u.s.nt twud la-fonte M.
I'mil, Uvoed, to jirvent ilu-m with the
proper vi'iK'her, to tne uutUriittned at his
ufliie in I'riiu'viile. OH'n. ithiu six mom Us
ironi tlie first pnl'iu-MuQ oi this notice,
Dnteit r.m Uy oi April, ivll.
M. K. KlJ.lt TT,
A'luuimtraior of the estate o(
beorpe M. l'aal, defease!.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Sot irv is hereby siven by the undersigned
the aniiiiiiiirator ot I tie estate of Arthur Hart
nael, iUt'eaei1.thHt he lins ittadeaud liieit nh
the eoiinty t-U-rk his riual itreomittng ot h;s al
mtnistratiou of the estate ot Aritt'ir Hart
uasel, (let.-eaed. ni that the Honorable
Cotmtv (vurt lias set Monday, the 5th day of
June, at l'o"cl.'k in the forenoon, at the
county court room in I'rineviUe, Oregon, the
time and place tor heanim and settling said
tini ateouuiinw'. At tt hk h iaid time and
place, any wixju imeresteil in said estate maj
appear and object to said final account tug.
iMied thikOth day of April,
Theodor Hartnagel,
Administrator ot the rotate of Arthur ilart
nagel, deceased, 4-6
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hi reby Riven, by the undersigned,
the administrator of the estate of William H.
Kullvr, deceased, that he haa made and filed
with the Cierk of the foamy Court his final
accounting oi his administration of said estate,
and ihat the Honorable county Court has set
Monday, the 5th day of June, lyll at li o'clock
in the forenoon, at the county court room in
Prineviile, Oregon, aa the time and place for
hearing and settling said final accounting. At
bich Mid time and place any person inter
ested in said estate may appear and object to
said final a. counting.
lated this 6th day of April, 1:U.
I. F. Stewart,
Administrator of the Estate of William H.
Fuller, deceased. 4-d
Summons.
In the circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the Count;, of Crook.
Edward i. Bum, plaintiff
vs.
silas S. KroTti, defendant.
To filas S. Krom, defendant:
in the name of the tate of Oregon, You are
herebv conimanded to appear and answer the
complaint tiled herein against you in the
above entitled ac tion, on or bffnre the l'.uh
day cf May, A. I. lull, and if you fail to appear
and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment
again-t you for the sum of jy.iw and interest
thereon from December loth, l'jvd, at the rate
of tj per i-ent per annum, and for the sum of
JC.'T and interest thereon ftom the lath day of
March, 39oif at the rate of 6 per cent per "an
num, and for the sum of and iuterest
thereon from April iivih, l'Ai7, at the rate of 6
per cent per annum, and for the sum of $).'.
and interest thereon from March I2iii, imjS, at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum, and for the
sum oi $T.7."j and interest thereon from March
:flst, VMt), at the rate of 6 per cent per annum,
and for the sum of 17 .02 and intere-t thereon
from the I'-th day of March, KUo, at the rate of
ti percent per annum, and for the lurthersum
of fcy.ju and interest thereon from March 30th,
I'.dl, ai the rate oi 6 per cent per annum, and
for his costs and disbursements of this action.
This summons is published by order of the
Honorable H. C. Kliis, Judge "of the Count v
' ourt of the -state of Oregon ur the County of
Crook, niude and entered on the ?th day of
April, m. And the dau- of the first Dubli-
cation of thia summons i April tfih, lull.
A. K, BOH MAN,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, l fl. Land Office
at '1 lit' Daliex. Oregon, April 12th, l'Jll.
Notice is herebv given that
KAI.HH CKO.-S,
of I'rineviUe, Oregon, who, on October 2Mb,
1WJ, nm-le honiehtefid No. u.VJ.:B, for NK4,
Section 12, TowijsIhp i .Su ii, Kange Y Kat,
W illameite .Meridian, hu hied notice of in-
teution to in tike final cou inutution proof, to
estMbllsli chum to the hind tilntve deaeribt-d,
ieiore wrp-n iirown, foimty Clerk, at hit
o!licep t 1'riiicviile, Oregon, oii the 3lst day of
May, W1I.
'juijimnt nnmes as witnesses: Rav V V.nn.
stable, Uumr Chivpool. Kaleieli II. Cross.
Marion H. Iliggs, all of Prinevilie, Oregon
i-'i1 CW. SlooKK, Jtegisler.
"RECEPTION "
Smith & Allingham, Prop.
Champ Smitli'e old stand.
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
Imported Wines
Liquors.
and
In the past you havt not ln able to got a Slipper or Shoe that you coulJ rxp-H the sole
to wear equal to the uppers. We have been trying to locate this shoe, and are glaJ to tell
you we have lound it in the
D. & F. SHOE.
II you haven't worn one come let us lit you in one ol our new style Oxlonls. We show
them in Tans, Cunmelak, Vicl and Patent Leather at $4.00 to $5.00.
LADIES ATTENTION! This week's Specials in Cambrics ami I .inon Veiling
Regular 15e values at 10c per yard.
The Leader, Hotel Prinevilie Bdg.
Mrs. I. Michel, Prop. Prinevilie, Or.
Ladies' Spring Suits.
ifl.
Clifton & Cornett
THE GO GETTER CAR.
Goes All The Time. Gets There On Time.
V Item x X
- V. m. M '- 4 '.I j: IH Vl.i. X.I
The Car That Passes Everything on the Hills. For Neatness
and Elegance, Surpassed by None.
1 r
A demonstration will prove it easy riding qualities. The material used in constrnction is the best
money can buy. If in doubt about these statements call on me for demonstration and get positive
proof. Price fully equipped $2,150.
E. G. HODSON, Agent.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice in hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
iuy Lafollette and R. E. tiray, ag pub
lishers of the Crook County Journal, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
(Jiiy Lafollette retiring. It. K. Gray
will continue the business, collect all
hills and pay all firm debts.
Dated tbiH 17tb day of March, 1911.
Guy Lafollbttk,
K. E.Uhay.
Wood for Sale.
I have a qnanty of wood for Bale.
E. F. Long. I'rineviUe, Ore. 3-Btf
Homestead Relinquishment
WO acres; 10 acres plowed; Al home
stead. Jf interested drop a line to
1'ostoffice Box 30i, Prinevilie, Oregon.
3-23-4tp.
The La Vogue Garment"
The correct styles in which the "l,a Aogue Garment" is made will
please you. The high quality, good workmanship, splendid lit. MAKE
the garment give satisfactory service in the wear.
CJ The best friends ol "The La Vogue Garment" are the women who
have worn iL And because they have worn il, they continue to do so.
J We do not FEATURE the fabnrs, the linings, the tailoring, or any
other one point, but by giving each ol these points the same conscientious
attention, select a garment which is the garment to sell our customers
with best satisfaction to them and most consistent steady, year-alter-year
prolits to us.
New up-to-date Spring Suits now here.
tj A visit to ourslore is sure to bent lit you, whether you buy anything
or not
AT THE OLD BRICK STORE.
House and Lot for Sale.
In fifth addition to Prinevilie; well
finished and well JnrniBhed. Inquire of
Mrs. Maude Long, Grizzly, Or. 4-13 lm
j .171 I.OIXlB mtielii nvery
a yjm J, 1' Milurdar DllbL
Stranger welonino. K. V. 1'onntaljle, N. O.:
WkVd Bame, V. G.; H. L. Hobba, Bco.j and
C. B. Dtnwlddle. Treaa.
Seed Potatoes.
Early Kose and Burbank Seed Pota
toes for sale. Jtprigan & Keinke. 3-J10
- New Goods.
A. H. Lippman & Co. have a straight
car of Iron Bedsteads on the way here.
Also another car of Wall Paper and
Linoleum. These large shipment!) give
you an unlimited stock to select from.
Bedrock price". 3 30
Men,
Take
Notice
Ladies' Spring Suits
rwM
Prinevilie, Oregon.
For Sale.
Good horBe, buggy and harness;
horxe 7 years old, gwitlo; safe for lady.
Inquire of Edgar Btewart, Prinevilie,
Uregon.
i-0
For Sale.
Cream .Separator, 750 llR. an hour,
wind mill top and Hulkey Plow.
For partlcnlarH aee John MattHon,
Prinevilie, Oregon. 2-l-tf.
A Good Buy.
Hoiioe and six lots for sale. Desir
able property. A bargain. Inquire at
this ollice. 4-13 lm
Horses for Sale.
Two 2-year-old fillies, bi(? ones; also 9-year-old
mare, 1400 lbs., broke gentle,
inquire of Ed. Hmith. 4-13
ZPtofesst'onal Cards,
Cr
Alalrwia l inir Id all tnl nl
J JIT. Xtfnttry
(County 1'hjralrl.n.)
CmNt nnwW prmptitr dug mifkt
(Jm. tmm nrm S fFmmtmfm m
N. W. Sanborn
Attorney-nt-ljw
Ailiimmm lilm k 1'rliu-vlHo
I P Ctimtm
Olttc with Uw. W. llwiir
SPrimtimill, - Ortfm
W. 1. MYl'KS
O. C. YOUNG
i JCmmyrt
Pr.i'Mr In .11 tHturta. HiHrl.l attciitlitn lo
Dr. John llitback,
tAl Wtcrliiftry Ntiritvmn t. H. Army,
lH't.riiiM'tti ui the I'liiluinmm.
All HurK,l Murk H'uintte
Hamilton Subl.
Prin.ilk Or.
W. A. HLLL
1 RANK MLNl'lLli
Ijiwysr
Th D.ll
Ongon
Ckmm, T. C - marl, Jf. St SBdknmp
Belknap dt d wards
j(itruf-mtCmm
. SSrmi
Jf tfrft, tTrintmill; Orfn.
G. L. m-HNIl'H
A(tornrl-Lw
Will Pracllc In all lu. Omrta.
ORIca nrxt dir to Dr. lUiantwn'a,
Hrlnrvlll, lnn.
WADE HUSTON
Purveyor
HonicHteait locations
a specialty
Prin.vill., . . . Orfon
ZPtiy.itmn mutt nSmrfm
Calls ANawiaan 1'aonm.v luv oa Niomt
orrira i)a I Wo a HotrrH or Antaaua'a
Ilauu MTuas. Bmli an riaj.
ilunoa tl.ihuaM.
Printmll,,
Dr. J. Trendies Fox
SPECIALTIES)
(lenirnl nnd Ojmtlve Hunfnrv; Hvnlinf, and
law of Hi iilth: MldwKt ry, untl 11mium'i
wt WonifM hi nl (hlldrrii; 'i'lie Allim'iiliiry
('until, niiti l)tKfNtlon.
Attendance t Offlrv, Mulri ft., Tumdnyii,
Thurmlnyii, nnd HuturdHyn, lu & p. in. OUnr
tlim-a on rail.
Prinevilie,
- Oregon
Have Your Goods Shipped in Care of
Konoway Warehouse Co.
INCORPORATED
Madras,
Two waiehousea, one for freight and one for wool. lu. transit rates from all points
on the Oregon Trnnk railway line to Madras warehouse. Chargoi for handling at
customary rates.
H. J. Dietzel, Pres. Madras, Ore., Jas. Rice, V.-Pres. Maycreek,
Ore., H. W. Turner, Secy. Madras.
NO
Freight Troubles
The Oregon Trunk Railway is oien for. business to Opal City, just north
of Crooked Itiver.
The Jones Warehouse Company
GEORGE A. JONES, Manager '
will handle all freight at Opal City for the railroad. - The old Kliauiko
Moody Warehouse system will be employed. Merchants will get their
goods promptly and without inconvenience, OPAL CITY will he the
freight terminus for 90 days more. Have your freight consigned In caru of
JONES
Address communications to BEND,
II. I. Ilrrwti-r
tly 1 nfliwr
I'ri'ni'iilli', Or.
Brewster Engineering Co ,
Prli, villa, Orron. -
Surveying, Mitping, ELatintala.
riionv, rit'iiwr sen,
Iliintington Ac Wilson
Attorneys
(f Tha mill, llittva niitrtl tiltliva lu
Portland, Oregon, Rooma 805 07
LaU Building.
Mil.lMia rht li Ihi ill ritmt I'MNik I'lmtilr
thrt'italt llilr ufltiv lit The iulli or itmu't
lO tlK'tr INlltlfllllt Mll.lli'.B Mrill Invllf iniitii
alli'ltlloti, ISiitlioiU ritolit. Mnlll
(.. A. Mcl'AULANi:
v Lawyer
I'raotloa In nil courta mn I', H, l.amt
Olllr..
Redmond,
Oregon
DR. R. 1). KLTCIIUM
Druglcts Healer
Spinal Ailjiiatmrnta nml Pirlplii-a a
KiHM-lully
CONSULTATION FREE
llmira 7, l lo I-' a. m. I lo 5 n. in,
I'alta anawvntl troiiilly,
Rooms 16-17 Adamson O'dg.
D. H. PEOPLES
Gvil and Irrigation Engineer.
Irrigation, Subdivision, LahJ
Surveying, Mnpping,
Estimating.
Office on Street to Court House
Notice for Public! Ion.
April luii, it'll.
Anr ftnd all iu-rrt)is i laituliif ivrrt lj Hit
Utula (lrrrlll. or l'atriiiK lt tihjvt Ih
t'nii nl mittrni tlirt ti-r r thi lntil, or fur
tioulil (Do tlivlr ftftttUvll ol (.fitltal III tUU
f.nuv, uu or iM'luro in' rt 1y f Jum ivil
4-JU t H. MOUlt K, rt-gi-UT,
Notkis (or I'uhticiitloit,
l lrlinf nl i'f the tnt.Tlor. .s ,iitf Ofl.ro
HI 1 hf I'.llr-, Of H'MI, Airtl Hit, I .Ml.
Nirtli'V U llffi'liv H IV 'tt llHt
AI.MKhA t( SHAM,
ot liwt, Ori-Koti. win, on Jun' lath, 17, nude
lor N K a ttM'tlHIl ! Ilttl(l Iti Mllttlt, milK
Ji i, VlltHliirllo MorldUll h lllril iiolh i
n( llllrniloti tit iiikt' fliinl dixi. Tl lutid rM(.
Id tMiuiHiii ft mm Itithr Uhd iliwriU'il
U lnrc 1 iitioiliy K J. In(t V. m, t intiiiHit"iM-r
m hit nmnt. m rntiovtik, ort'iioit. uit ttt a.irl
dnY ttf Mn, I .'11
t Uitnmit Dmum nu ltnop; lifi.run II
Itny. Kd. K tillle tiwntfr. tnrK' Ktiittiii, utttt
lin tch k(Hiiimn, ll tf )'.1 i iri-tmii,
4 Ml' t . W. MuoitK. Ht'il-ifr.
Work Wanted.
An rxptirienri'il (tuck man would like
position a foreman ; i an do any k nil
of ranch work; alxo hava una girl and
two boy (nii'ii grovnl that w.ml work.
Call or write this olliro. 4 20
Wanted Immediately.
We have a buyer fur liomeateail re.
JiliiUihlneiit on liorili aide of Powell
Untie. IIomk l.ix atimi I'd., rrinevillii,
Ore. 4J0
Oregon
MORE
OREGON.
llrrwiliT.e, K.
Nii t i Itort-t. $xc tltMt Hip Nnritirrn
t' in-Kallwftt ('iMiii'HH) , lime t"'
-li1rrit In hi, rnt, Mlitiiiwt, tint (tilt K
iUy nl fclnrrh, lull. ftll in Una mOW" lla up.
ttt mitIt wlti-l umli-r Hit irn latloilli ol Ihe
Mi l of ( iHittrr Mi.rti ,( .in If I, vm hi Mini,
iHUi