An Old-Time
Revival Meeting
The Methodist -mj Hsclple's
churche will hold a tetwlay re
vival meeting in the Methodist
church. If Kinning Friday, Jnnry
Stt. at 7 30 . m. The Kev. (J. K.
Weigee of Pasadena, Ul., the
Quaker evangelist, will conduct the
meeting. Kev, Wsigele is a ((rut
teacher of the Word of Uod, (far
leu preacher, a swrt-t singer tod
successful soul-winner. 1'rliieville
Id to be congratulated on being
ble to secure the service of
able man. Kverybody Invited to
all the servlc. Kev. Williams
The Chalk-f alk
a Good One
The third of the lerie of five leo
turee and entertainment wes iiiwn
lt Saturday evening. Jamet Bar
olar, a chalk talker and clay mod
tier ol national reputation, enter
tained the audience at Commercial
Mall lor an hour and a half with
cleverly illustrated slorie.
Hie themet were good. There
wee a helpful, uplifting inspiration
for the buy leaving home, for I lie
young man .about to are u me the
responsibilities of a home and also
for the happy married folk an they
Mart down the sunset elope of life.
The pathos and humor of every
day life were moit ptwtically work
ed out.
Children Wanted.
To or tlirro children wanted at om-e
twi ween the t ul H and l.'l : k itoxl
home in I'xil family; a sowl whiml,
I'luthe ami hoard, no woik. Addnwe,
J. A. Hoi , I ml , Ire. , rare up rivor
mail. 1 lMt
Crook County Journal, comity
official paper. II .ri0 a year.
LOCAL MENTION.
W. L. Morford of Lnmonta was
a business visitor Saturday.
F. K. Dayton and Wm. I'.rown
of Laidlaw were in the county seat
Saturday. (
Prof. Coe entertained the teach
ers of the Crook County High
School last Friday.
The ladies' aid of the Haptist
Church solicit work in the shape ol
quilting and plain sewing. Leave
orders at the parsonage.
The ladiet of the Haptist Church
will have a window next Saturdw
at the II. L. Jordan Co. store. Lot
of good things to eat. Open at 9:30
a. ru.
The Misses Mo A tee and Mc
(lowin of the Louise Rescue Home
of Portland were in Prineville
Tuesday soliciting aid for their in
stitution. Federated service at the Metho
dist church Sunday. Sunday
School at 10 a. m. Preaching at
Jl and at 7:80 by Uev. Weigele, the
Quaker evangelist. Kverybody
welcome.
Alpha-Ochoconian
Debate January 31
Revolved, That capital punish
merit shall be abolished In the
United State.
iov. Weu'e recent policy ha
made thia queetinn one of vital in
terest to all Oregonians, not the
least of whom are the student of
the Crook County Hinh School, al
ways alert upon topics of public
importance.
At try-out debate recently held
within the two literary societies,
the question wa diacus-ed and the
following team chosen:
Alpha: Affirmative -Ve r n o n
Hell Clarence ISixby, Maude Totter,
Ky Lowther. '
Ochoconian: Negative Rotwrt
Lister, Adolphu Myers, Lawrence
Lilr, Van 1) Brink.
Since the declamatory content,
at which the Ouhoconlan won the
banner for this year, the Alphas
have been eager to meet them again
In a fair fight for the possession of
the debate cup. A the decisive
time draw near, both team are
redoubling their effort and they
will no doubt present argument
well worth hearing at the final de
bate at 8 o'clock next Wednesday
evening, Jan. 31, at the Presby
terian church. An admission of
ten cents will be charged in order
to meet small expenses.
Get Busy.
To My Friends: Io not delay
sending in your voles. So many
have promised and the time is get
ting short. Send to me or the
Journal ollice. Urgently,
l-i 1 .Mm jim CYRr.
Rick Wood. Rick Wood.
Any amount von want; (jiiirk deliv
er. J iiinkvii I k I 1 1 s. I l i n. 1)8
LOCAL MENTION
F. T. (lardner, the sawmill man
from Paulina, cam in Sunday.
Mrn. Collin Kikin returned
Saturday from a family reunion
at Salem.
V. F. Iloelscher of Chicago, is
visiting Mr. Sohriver of the Fair
view Farm.
Rv Father Sheohan will preach
next Sunday, January 28, at Stew
art's ball. Sen ices at 11:30.
J. D. Combe and wife of Paulina
were in town the first of the week.
Mr. Combs ha sold his ranch to
Dean Houston for 17000.
Dr. Belknap is slowly recover
ing from an attack of acute heart
trouble. He in about the house
again bnt has not yet ventured
down town.
The Baptist people are finishing
up the basement of the new
church. It in being done by vol
unteer labor. The ladies' aid serve
dinner to the workmen every day.
Yesterday there were 12 at work.
It is thought that everything will
be completed by tonight and the
basement ready for use.
You never had a better chance to save money on your purchases of
Rubber Goods, Blankets, Comforters, Groceries,
Hardware, Shoes and Dry Goods
A Little Cash Will do a Greatdeal for You at
J. E. Stewart
Attorney W. A. Bell
a Candidate
Attorney W. A. Bell of The
Dalle publishes bis announcement
this week a a candidate for the
ollice of district attorney for the
Seventh Judicial District, which
comprises the counties of Crook,
Hood River and Wasco.
Mr. Iletll is well qualified for the
position. For 10 year be has
served aa deputy district attorney
and thoroughly understand the
dutie of the ollice. He moved to
The Dalle two year ago but has
business here before the circuit
court every term, thus keeping
him in touch with each section of
his district.
Mr. 1111 ay that if he is nomi
nated and elected that he will give
the dutiea of the ollice hi personal
and first consideration to the ex
elusion of other law business, and
will make it an object to visit each
county a often a possible, looking
after and attending to the office,
and assisting the ollicers in the en
forcement of the law, and especi
ally the law to put down vice, im
moral acts, and the traflic in white
slavery, ile further deem the
salary of the office sufficient so that
whoever i elected should employ
hie time to the duties of the ollice
instead of making the duties of the
office a secondary consideration.
Mr. Hell served a judge ol Crook
couuty for four years, 1901 to 1908,
and by reason of his long residence
and acquaintance with the people
of thin district, and hi long ex
perience in the practice of law, he
should make an efficient and able
district attorney.'
Wyandott for Sale.
f liave a few fine Willie Wyandott
for !. Ml Ukv. J. C. I.imm.iih.
LOCAL MENTION
George Cyrus and wife are in
from Sister today.
Robert Zeverly left Sunday for
Portland to visit ht brother who is
in a hospital there.
Ten Sir Knights of the Prine
ville lodge visited the Redmond
lodge the first of the vreek.
There will be a valentine sccial
at the M. E. Church parlors on
Tuesday evening, February 13. If
you want to enjoy a good "hearty"
time )e on hand.
The Crook County Bank will
move into its new building next
Saturday. The old furniture will
be used temporarily until the ar
rival of the new next April. '
On Sunday, January 28, Rev. J.
C. Lininger will close hie work sb
pastor of the Presbyterian church
in Prineville. He is very desirous
of meeting all his friends at these
services. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Preaching services at 11 a. m.
Reception and Bible study in base
ment at p. m. Evening services
at 7:30. Mies Brobst will sing at
both services.
&
Company's Closing
LOCAL MENTION
Mr. and Mr. W. A. Bith left
Wednesday for a visit to relatives
in the Willamette valley.
AH B Ce.rer of the, McKay, re
turned Monday from a trip to his
old home at Kotrh BenJ, Ind.
The E. F. U. W. S inday School
c!a will give their conundrum
supper in Odd Fellow hall on
Saturday evening, February 3.
Public invited.
MY and Mr. Ike Eleven came
in Saturday evening from The
Dalles where Mrs. Bleven has
been several weeks in the hospital.
She is improving in health.
Ed McCaffrey, who works at the
Hamilton S'ables was kicked in
the face Sunday afternoon by one
of the stage horses. His jaw was
broken and he was otherwise cut
up.
Charles Lucas Allen died last
Sunday at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Bints, who lives five miles
southeast of Culver. He was 19
years of age. He wa ick about
10 dayr. He leaves a father,
mother, two sisters and a brother
to mourn hi lo-s. The young
man wae a member of the Modern
Woodmen lodge.
"What Shall
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'The Home of the Steinway." Victor Talking Machines. Visit our New Sheet Music Department
Sherman Clay & Company
LOCAL MENTION
Don't fail to bear the Quaker
evangelist it the Methodist church
Friday evening at 7:30. He will
interest you. Rev. Weigele'
preaching will be of special help to
all who have recently enterei upon
the Christian life.
Mrs. J. F. Circle tasked awav at
her home in The Dalles last week
I after several months' uffe'ing
I with cancer. The oecea-ed, who
was 46 years old is survived by
tier Husband and two daughters.
She was well krown in Crook
county.
L. Kamtra is figuring on put
ting up a brick cr stone building
on his lot on Main Street. It will
have a 30-foot front and be 50
deep. For the present it will be
one story but heavy enough to
build onto as the needs of the
future develop.
To the Public.
We want to thank onr friend and
the peblie for the sympathy exten-ltxl
inee the misfortune of ihe fl-e. Also
to the firemen and fellows who tried so
hard to save the .tore.
Ms. and Mrs Gkokhb C. I.omi.
Ranch for Sale.
Benjamin Shepherd's stock ranch is
f r sale. Inquire at First National
Bank. 2-'M
We Do This Evening?"
Morrison Street, at Sixth, Portland, Oregon.
Out Sale
LOCAL MENTION.
Sunday the Baptists immerse
six candidates, making 40 staee
the first of the year. Twelra
have ten received by letter ao4
relations, rnakiog 52 in all, rilk
more to fo'l w.
Rev. Bailey says he has de
sire to meet the ton&ilitis; if he
meets it in the middle of the roai
he will not recognize it but give
it ail the room it may happen te
want. The other fellow caa Lai-e
it free of charge.
Diptist church services 14
a.m.. Bible school: 11 a. m
preaching; 2:30 p. m.. Junior Lea
gue, led by John Maben; 6:3
p. m., B. Y. P. U.. leider, J. Ot
Powell; 7:30, preaching1, topic-
evangelistic. Come with us and
we will do thee good. C. P.
Bailey, pastor.
The Dalles Business Men's As
sociation is in receipt of inquiries!
for 200 head of unbroken range
horsee that will weigh not less
than 1200 pounds. Stockmen
who have such stock for sale will
do well to correspond with J add
S. Fish, Toe Dalles, Oregon.
List Your House With Me.
I will rnt yonr house and collect the
rn; for II. Cius. K. Coxdart. I ll