LOCAL MENTION
Walter O'Xeil it up from Mad
ISS. Rev Liningtr nJ family left
Tuesday for California.
A manage licence was issued
January 20 to Chas. T. Miller nd
.ra 5rci;b. Ioih vl Metolius.
Rollin O. Hoover of Oakland,
ama today from California. He
ought properly in the Roberta
taction of the county.
A bapi sm followed the ser
vices iu the even ng Sunday at
the Baptist church. A larjfe con
gregation witnessed the ordin
ance. Saturdoy at 7:30 t. m.. at the
OJd Fellows hall, the E. F. U. W.
class will give a conumdrum
social. Come and enjoy yourself
and the social.
R. F. Webber wa' brought back
from Eugene by Sheriff Balfour
TuesJay. It is retty hard to
make out just what be is charged
with. Presumably non-support
His wife and family are here. His
case will heard by Judge Kennedy
this afternoon.
S. S. Stearns has sold his cattle
to Piston A Hunt for a good price.
The ta-t that has been paid here
this winter. The same buyers not
long ago offered a Crook county
grower 165 for his stuff but the
offer a-? refused. It was shipped
to Portland and the cattle brought
159.
BaptWt church services 10
a. m., Bible school; 11 a. m ,
preaching, topic: "Uow to Win a
"3rown;'" 2 pm. .Junior meeting;
1:30 p. m , B. Y. P. U , leader,
Say Hill; 7:30, preaching, evan
gelistic. Come with us and ea
sy the services. C. P. Bailey,
stor.
The work of demolishing the
old Miller building, the property
of G. M. Cornett until he sold it
to C. W. Spring after the fire, is
proceeding expeditiously, and it
is expected that Saturday will
see the last of the building, which
has stood a long time on the
corner.
The Ochoconians won the Crook
County High School debate last
evening at the Presbyterian church
by a four to one decision. The
winning team was composed of
Van D. Brink, Roy Lowther and
Lawrence Lister. The winners
will debate with Fossil on the
parcel post question later on this
spring.
John Muir, who brakes horses
for George Russell, was thrown
from a horte Sunday afternoon
and had a couple of ribs stove in.
He was trying to show his friends
that he could pick up a hat from
the ground with the horse going
full tilt. The horse got tired of
the sport and dumped the rider.
Ed McCaffery, who was kicked
in the face by a borse at tbe Ham
ilton stables last week, was taken
to The Dalles Saturday to be
placed in the hospital there. His
jaw was getting along all right but
McCaffery got tired of the band
ages and removed them without
the advice of his physician. This
gave him a setback. A second
operation may be necessary.
Tbe result of the school exami
nations in Crook county recently
was not up to the average for this
county. Many pupils fell down in
arithmetic and spelling. While
the arithmetic was a fair test for
eighth grade scholars the spelling
was hard. A good many of those
who failed will be entitled to take
the examinations in May. In
Lane county out of 232 who took
the examinations but 53 passed.
Crook can beat that but still the
result is not very creditable.
Pure-bred White Wyandott cockerels
for sale. Ray V. Constable, Adam
ion's Drugstore. H 2-tf
$50,000 for Farm Loans. See liren
ton Jones, Metoliue, Oregon. 3-23p
Crook County Journal, county
official paper, $1.50 a year.
Rick Wood. Rick Wood.
An? anouut you want; quick deliv
ery. I KINtVILLg i'VHS. EXCHO. 1-18
White WjmdotU Eggt For H.lcLing.
12 per 15 E. E. Evans. Prine
Tille, 2-1-tf
Handy Book of
n.-i! if s!
uecuua imumiduoa
A memorandum of the Election
Law. of Oregon .elating to him
.! n.nili.ldlu. riAtitl.tfia Initt.tiv
of candidates' petitions, initiative
petitions, expense statement, ttc'
primary and general election, bis
been prepared bv Secretary of Stale
Olcott for free distribution to applicants.
it m an exnausuve compendium,,. , , furth nlltinn ..,
of election information. In it cn
. ,
be found information useful to a
v k ' .
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and hl.ngo nominating l
statements covering expenditures
incurred during his candidacy.'
Tbe offices to be fille 1 at the en- j
suing election are noted, at are
t e political subdivisions of the
state and the law relating to the
preparation and filing of initiative
petitions.
There are no less than 93 sepa
rate dates during the year that
electors and public officials thi
,,. . . , . - . 1
would be informed at all limes of
the various phases of the election
lavs.
The 6rt date mentioned is
Jjnuary 2. This is tbe dale on
which emintv clerk of the various
Mimi.. ln i,.r .I,. i
purpose of registering the electors1 1ort,and Sundy "d gave out lbs
residing within their counties. Information that the samples ofj
Next is March 9. tbe latest date'
on which candidates for nomina
tion by a political party may file
petitions for nomination with the
secretary of state, provided the
cindidate or their friends desire to
file with the secretary portrait cuts
or typewritten statements for publi
cation in the voters' party pamph
let. Died.
Mrs. French, wife of Eban
French, pharmacist at Tern pie ton's
drug store, died Tuesday morning
of Itright'i disease. She was 19
years of age. See leaves a husband,
sister 'and father to mourn ber
early demise.
Mr. and Mrs. French were mar
ried a year ago at Grass Valley,
and from Graes Valley moved to
Prineville about three months ago.
If the father reaches Prineville to
night the remains of the young
woman will be buried tomorrow.
Terrebonne Oregoniaa.
What old timers tell us is the
heaviest snow tbh section of the
valley has experienced since the
winter of 1886 began falling the
first of the week and blanketed
mother earth to a depth of twenty
inches, laying on tbe ground for
a week and making a dry land
farmer among the happiest of
mortals, as it assures him a good
grain crop.
L. A. Hunt, who has 200 acres
land under tbe Squaw Creek ad
judication, where be has a crew of
men at work clearing the land for
a crop this year, was a business
visitor in our growing -village the
first of the week. He informs is
that there are about 24,000 acres
of good land in the Squaw Creek
aley eojn to be placed
under irrigation. This land iis
located west of the Deschutes rive-r
and is one of the irrigated districts
directly tributary to Terrebonne.
Stage Reparta.
Parig actors are very fond of saying
things to one another on tbe stane
which will confuse them and make an
anBwer very awkward. A few daya
ago, during the progress of a costume
play, one of the actors who waa wear
ing a sword knocked tbe thunder
plates down in the wings.
Thunder plates are sheets of tin
which are shaken to produce thunder,
and the noise of the fail of a couple of
them can be imagined. The king, who
wns upon the stage, turned to one of
the pages and haughtily asked, "What
ever is thatr
To his surprise the page, who, aa
stage pages often are, was a charming
young lady in real life, answered,
"Thirty deaf mules are down below,
sire, asking for conversation with your
majesty."
The king, without moving a muscle,
although the audience laughed, replied,
"Are you quite certain they are
dumb?"
"They say so, sire," replied the page
with great solemnity.
"Well," said the king, "they make
an awful noise about It"
Not Selling Options.
The I)osm Lind IWril ,mJ runu, (,, ro.y Ab-
. , ... stracl lompanv.
received a statement from J. E. , , ., ,. . -, , , ,
MorSim oftha UlldM ;, """'
j Ci) lhat thtU com ms ; s (J
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discontinued the sale of options
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oi .ast june. me statement
M .
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further said that the option!
blanks have been destroyed and
sold in the future.
..
Alio icauib ui Mils ILt'ttUS
that
jlhe prospective suit to be surtod
by the U(v.rii will be unnecessary i
U w the of the rc
" ...w.t.M..l VJ ..... v U1 l' IIIPI (
to compel, if possible, the coiu -
(pany to Stop selliug options.
j When members of the Hoard
I were at Lupine, Morson told them
..... . , , .
,at the time that the sale of opl -
ions had been stopped. The Gov -
ernor Iook the altitude, however
that noofticial statement had been
received from Morson to this,
effect, and consequently favored
llA rrculiitimi lnclrn(.rin il..t
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xittorney-General to take proper
steps towards stopping the op
tion sales.
Gold Strike a Fizzle.
M- A- Robinson returned from
0,CK Da ,aKen 10 o De ;
1 i 1 . 1 1 . . '
be worked bv any known process.'
While there is gold in the sand, it
oniv assays irom fi.4U tofl.bU
per ton, and in order to get this !
value it muKt be treated by elec
tricity, and while there is plenty of
water power in tbe Deschutes river
adjoining the body of sand thst
could be harnetsed for thegener -
ating of electricity, tbe values in
the sand do not run high enough
to warrant the expenditure.
The!
.utuurauim capuauais reiurneu 10
their homes greatly disappointed.
Terrebonne Oregonian.
t: 1 - ' .
Call for County Warrants.
oiaif wmuiT warrHiiir up iq anil ID-
eluding No. 613 are called for payment.
Interest atop on lM data.
K. L. JoRDAif, County treasurer.
Datwi this lat day of February, 1912. 1
Basketba
Prineville High School
vs
Dalles High School
On account of The Dalles players not be
ing able to get here the games will be
played Feb. 2 and 3, instead of 1st and
2nd. First game will be called at 8:00
sharp; second game will be called at 7:30
sharp.
Come One, Come All. We Need Your
Help.
Watch Our Window for
BARGAINS
Satisfaction Guaranteed. ;
Prineville Furniture Exchange
Charles F. Condart, Prop.
Ivtuonic Building.
Real Estate Transfers
nl . -s. h ::. loiitidrralinn
, l300.
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Hartlg A.
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Martha 1. VI to T. S. Hamilton
,l n,l r,,,, wl. 3 and n
n.'4. .ec. 10, lo, and 1. tv.i.id.r-
'atiou l-m
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-c. 4 and iik1 wo. 8, 17, 23. v onauler-
tion two.
A M CrawttirJ to II L tiilkry,
net atitl nl re't v. 8 anil t4 n
ei 10, 12, . Coo. 110,
Or in A 1'iiart'M In Vatik II lratlt
lMu w,;Bl n, U. Con. 1115.
! A I Parka to Klla Non-ult, n '
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Uodyfi'U.
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Ranch for Sale.
Ilonjamln Siii-plieril't mnck ranrh la
lor ale. Inquire at 1 iml Naiiunal
Bank. 12-aa
$ -i -- H -j ti I i ( fit-
CONUNDRUM
Supper
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OatUrday LV g fCD. O 2
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I. O. O. F. Hall, 5 to 8 p. m. t
Given by the E. F. U. ty.
Sunday School Class, to
help raise the $ 1 00 pledge
I made by the class for the
i new Baptist Church. Come t
. f
and get a good Slipper.
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M i $ 1 1 ! M H I H MMH M 14
Pioneer Phone. 4
White Leghorns
(Pure Bred)
The kind that lay, and lay big eggs. Eat less and lay mora
than other kinds,
Eggs for hatching, guaranteed pure, $1.50 per setting.
Cocks $2.00 each.
GUY LAFOLLETT, Prinevile, Or.
I Phiiigli, Moulding, Windows,
9 Doors, Glass, Etc. Etc., Etc, i
1 SHIPP&PERRY.
9 PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Vrofessfcitat Cards.
Dr. Howard (love
Dentist
Room 14 and IS Adanuoa Building
T. L. J. DUFFY
A 1 1 or ne' a f - La w
Wurenwr l W. A. IWII)
PttlltVIII,I . - . OlII.OIIM
N. W. Sanborn
Attoruey-at-Law
AdamsoD bliH-k . I'rlnevllle
Qt C. SSrM
Orlfm
W. P. MYERS
O. C. YOUNG
jCamytrt
1'r.rtlr m ill rouru. S-UI Tt.nilc.n to
ut ruliM, UUinilun ana crlmlu.l Uol.uiM.
Ortftm
Dr. John Iluback,
Ijite VtirtnKrr Stirinm 1. S. Army,
Ih-i,krimetit l tltv I'ltllippln..
All Suriiial Worn ui Kt-wuntblt
iTltm,
Hamilton Sublm.
PriniTllle, Or.
W. A. HLLL
FRANK 31ENEFEE
lawyers
Tb D.I le.
Ornin
WCUUHTH
32 el knap Cdwards
(County fhy.iclan.)
Ortfn
JtHrmy-ut-jCmm
Prit mill; Ortaam.
Freil A. RIm, C. K. 1, B. Neville, Jr., E. M.
County Surveyor. liopuly Co. Surveyor.
Rice & Neville
Civil Engin.mr.
(ioncrkl KnulneerlnK. ramaviLi.a, (mnioN.
2, . 33rink
Onytn.
Prineville"Redmond--Sister3 Stage Line
Matt Kuiesch, Proprietor.
Passenger Fare to Redmond, $1 .50. Express from Red
mond to Prineville, one-half cent per pound for over 50
pounds. Small packages of less than 50 pounds, 25c.
Leaves Prineville for Redmond Daily. Office at the
Pioneer Cream Company.
11-16 S. R. COOPER, Agent
Dr. Charles j.Macl addcn
O.tvop.thic Phy.lcUa
Itrvi-nUv lM'fvili Hiit SnttuHl Thr.ittll(Yi
Kiii1u)im1. I hiuiili' iM-uM-.. iN-t-Uiiy
Offic. Ovr Morrit Furniture Slur..
T.Uphoa.i PiaMr, No. 126.
Crmok County jfiifraet C:
AUli-n n( llit la .11 ll.l .Bit
lova lu In Crook couuit.
8. f, HUt, Srattwy, rrmvitb, Oniw
1 E. Fremont
AnhilKt and D.ugnar.
Ijiiv nuwhitai. id hui1.itiir i-uu.iritt-tiim. Interlur
.rrtufinvtii4 .mi UiHur.tiua.
Mp.liu.rir. .1 Orrti Huil.
Prinill.. ... Or.f M.
HAVE YOU
Filed your Deed? Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract)
Cfrtnlnly everyone li.ian abstract now.i
lo yoii know wlior your comer ara.i
Writ, No, Not eiactly. I
Brewster Engiaeerinf Company,
I'rineville, Orvgon, will lix.lti them lor
run and Ktiitratit. tb. work. Survr-t
mf I'lallliig. Irrigation Knglurlii.j
ruou I lunmr un,
C. A. McFARLANE
Lawyer
I'rac-tlra 10 all court and V. 8. Unj
Ollic.
Redmond,
Oregon
Willard II. Wirtz
Atluniry.iit.Ijiw.
Ollke In M. It. lllKk-"' (itllif .
I'uinevii.i.k, Oiinid.y
Huntington & Wilson
Attorneys
Of Th Dlli, Ih.r nprned nfflm In
Portland, Oron, Room 805-807
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tlir.ktiicli tlM-lromrti In Tim IHiIIh. ur illr4
i ,n"ir uriinnu unurt-u win mviv. riruli
((ulliili. I'urllanil I'hulKv M.ln 7.i.
Call Amwuiiu PorTL lur aa Nia
Umr. OHI IHW. IKHTM or AtUNMIM
arou. H.ilh nini-. .u ruaj. !
U.uu itiluphonea.
Dr. J.TreKellcs Fox f
M. It. 0. 8. Kiir: and 1.. H. A. I-oimIub
Li-.iii'pOriKiiii Htnle Meillol lloitrtl. t
S-lnllt In rturKory; HyirliMie; All
nivntnrr lun.l: kuiiu-ii .nil clillilrnii.
di-n.i..
(IIIIi b .ml mlilenre, Main Hi. I'rlnevllle, Of
4
Coniull.llon Free lloun a t
R. D. Ketchum, M. T. D., D. I
Acute and chronic illwuHt- treatrl
HiKTi'MHlully Uy )iiri'ly
dniKli'HH ini'tlioiU
Room 16-17 Ad.niw Bldf. C.IU
r v NKHT NO. 1;.
yjm VJ, V J, Suborillnai
Onlnr of Owl. meit the fwoml a
fourth 'I'luirwliivn in aacli month U
llHlltllUn ll.ll. All ittiifmli.rv nu'lM...r.11i
ally weirotns. T. K. J. liiffy. rrestdrnlfl
juratory nwlacor
I. I lilffv. l'rHHwlnl
Willard 11. Wirts, Secrotary. 11
Home Comfort Range
Kor ae at the I'rliioville FurnitiiH
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