The Political Situation
Continued from first paga,
Death of Mrs. Eilefaon.
the assessor convention at Salem.
He wilt notify hia constituency on
hi return.
Mr. Ford HI be a candidate to Sh wss sick on!7 a few d"'s'
ucceed himself for the office of her illness beginning the previous
Mrs O. L. Ellofson died Sat
urday afternoon at her homo in
this city following an operation
for peritonitis, at the ae of 23
yiars, four months and 20 days.
thool superintendent. We under
land that he is to have opposition
r the republican nomination.
Tuesday.
Nellie Ewinjf Ellefsou was
born at Spanish Gulch, Grant
00 far no announcement
been made.
C. IX Brown of Bend
the 20th of Sept
She was the fourth
fj-. v.- r- 1 r T
will eek oaugmer 01 .ur. buu iirs. jauu-s
have 1 bounty, on
I ember, 1383
Announcements
the republican nomination for the ! Ewin- She was "e to Ollie
office of sheriff at the April pri-i Ellefsou on the 21st of Febru-
Apru pn
marie. Mr. Brown is the night
custodian of law aid at Bend.
Addie Foftcr is being urged by
his friends to enter the rare
ary, r.ioo. To this untou two cmi
dren were born,, Olive, aged lour
years, and Arthur, aged two
,ori years. She died February 10, 1S12.
de-
couDty assessor. He hasn't
cided whether he will or not.
Wesley 0. Smith, editor and pub
lisher of the Evening Herald at
Klamath Falls, has announced his
candidacy for the Republican nom
ination as state reDresentative.
The Wislativ distrir-t inrlnHw. i ther, sister-and six brothers.
Crook, Klamath, Lake and Giant
counties. We understand Altor-
During Dr. Butgin's meetings
she professed faith in Christ but
did not identify herself with any
church.
Mrs. Ellefsou leaves to mourn
her untimely death a loving hus-
I band, two children, a devoted mo-
Kncwt.c nlhor rliti Ami A
host of kind and loving friends.
ney Forbes of Bend intends to
make the race. So far Grant
county has no announced candidate.
Additional Details of
Schaffer Killing
The LaPioe Intermountain fur-
For County Aaaeaaor.
Td Ilia republican voters of Crook
county.
1 lierfhy announce my candidacy for
the nomination for county aaniMior, (or
Crook countv. Oregon, at" the primaries
to he hel.l on April Mill, IMS.
If nominated ami elected, I mill, dnr
in my term ol oilier, devtite my entire
time to the duties of the otiic. I ahall
nee my utmont endeavor to aectire ripial
iwwdiimu without fear or favor, 1
will see that the tax roll are prepared
promptly and as provided ly law, The
ockfl books of the Ui payers are di
rec.tlT effe :ted by Uie adtuiiustraiioiuof
thisottlee.
1 deair to have placed aftrr my name
on the official nominating ballot theoe
wards Strict Attention to ltitsinrM,
Kipial AawMsments, Partialis to Null.
pd. avd. LEWIS WYLDK.
For County Judge.
I hereby announce my candldttcy
for uomlnatlon mi the Kemitilicnti
ticket tor the ortlce of County Judire
and, If elected, protnlxo the cltlseua
of Crook county n fnlrnml linptirtlttl
admiiilHtrntlon of thatotlliv nnd will
tine iny eutlre effort toward the bet
terment i 1 ne romiiuou 01 our
county and lt cltliena.
2-15 CIIAKI.KS O. 1'ol.l.AKU.
For District Attorney.
To the Kepubllcnn voter of Waaco,
Crook and IIoimI Itlver Count to.
1 hervliy announce tnv riindhlncy
fur the llepulillenu nomination fur
IXatrlct Attorney fur the Seventh
Judlclnl IHmrtct comprised of Wttnco,
Crook and Hood River counties at
the cotnln primaries to lie held
April lit, It ttomlnntrd and
elected, the dtitb-a of the IMstrlcl
Attorney's oltli-e will always have
Bret couolderMtlon. 1 sluill strive
fully to enforce nil lnws, nnd pro
tect, to the utmoxt of my ability, the
InterrMts of the wbole',Hople tit my
district. 1 pledire myaelf to ulve my
Hraonnl ntteittion to the needs of
the countlea coniprlsltiK the Seventh
Judlclnl District.
adv2.S ClIAItl.TON 1.. I'KITr lt.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to thank our friends for all
their care and kindness to our beloved
wife and daughter during her illness.
Oluk Eixarsox,
Mrs. Ewi.vu.
Real Estate Transfers
F J Brown to Nettie M Abbott,
arl l nnd 4 ne-l Rftrt 9417.14.
menes auuiuonai imormauon con- Consideration 7,S0O.
cerning the killing of Schaffer. It
For County Surveyor.
To the Kepubllcnn Voter of Crook
County, orviron:
1 hereby announce my candidncy to
succeed myself to the office of County
Surveyor, aubject to the approval
of the ltepulillcau voters of mild
county. Fiikk A. lti"K.
ad via .
aye: "Because he resisted arrest
t deputy sheriffs of Lake county,
E. Schaffer, a well known
ancher and land locator, was shot
it his ranch home, nine miles
oulheast of Fort Rock, Monday
.fternoon. Death occurred about
9 o'clock Monday.
The warrant for Schaffer' ar
rest wag sworn out on complaint of
R. M. Smith, an Indiana farmer,
who, in company with several other
landeeekers, passed through La
Tine five days ago, at Silver Lake,
Monday. Smith engaged Schaffer
to locate him on a homestead near
Northwest Trust fc Safe Deposit
Co. to Mach S Harper, sw$ nwj sec
36-21-20. Consideration 1220.
J II Haner to James Rice, i int
insi nej, nw J eej and nej swi sec
15-1118. II.
Ore. Western Col. Co. to Martin
L Everett, lots 4, 5, 6, blk 5, Fourth
add to Prioeville. $1
John F Morris to John C Hoover,
tract 40x120 feet in Newsom' acre'
age, Prineville. f 150.
John F Morris to Martha Ellen
Hoover, tract 40x120 feet adjoining
above land on east. 9150.
Chas AlUchul to Oregon & West
em Col. Co., right-of-way for tele
For Sheriff.
I have tieen urjred by a numlier of
prominent citizens of this cotntv to
affHiu make the race for .Sheriff. Sow
having a ktiowlcdire of the work and
duties of that office bv nctlmr ha
chief deputy for the past year, nnd,
Hiuruue consideration, 1 will com
ply to the win lies of the cltlxena re
ferred to and wlh to hervliv an.
nounce my candlilacy for the office
of Sheriff, subject to the wishes of
the voters of the Democratic Party.
John E. Eiiwakiw.
VV. A. Bell for District Attorney.
To the liepuhlican electors of Crook,
Hood Kiver, and VV) Counties:
I hereby aunouuee myself a candi
date for ids Kopublican nomination for
District Attorney at Ilia coiuinjt pri
maries, April lllth, and if nominated
and elected I will dunlin my term of
oltioe devote my entire time to the
duties of the office to the exclusion of
other law businers, and give my prrso.
nal attention, and tl rut consideration to
the bnniness of the office, and will
personally assist the officers in a i
county with the enforcement of th
criminal law, and esprcially will I rxirt
mysell to enforce the law rgamst vice,
immoral acts, aud Ui trntlio iu white
slavery.
I hare resident in the Distrirt, at
Prineville, aud Th Illes, Dreon, for
the ast tent-riv years, and snitatfed
eiuhtei-n years in the active practice of
the law. l-Adv W. A. IIkll.
White Leghorns
(Pure Bred)
The kind that lay, and lay big egg. Eat let and lay mora
than other kind.
Egg for hatching, guaranteed pure, $1.50 per setting.
Cock $2.00 each.
GUY LAFOLLETT, Prinevile, Or.
J-iTJnVEBEJR,
Shingles., Moulding, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Eto. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP& PERRY
PR1NEYILLK, OKKfiON
Notice of School District Bond Sale
Notice Is hereby Klven by the nnder
sljrnetl, the County Treitsurer of the
County of Crook, Mate of Oreiron,
that, pursuant to an order of the
Board of Directors of School Ills
trlct Xo. u. of Crook Countv. Ore-
iron, he will sell lor the tiest urlce ob
tnlnalile JI.OUO School liomls of aald
district on or after the 5th day of
March, hl'. at the office of the
Cotiuty Tivustirer lu Priuevllle, Oregon.
ror further Information, aimlv to
toe uonru oi iitrtor ol snlil ills trlct.
It.U.I'll ,. JoKtMS.
County Treasurer of Crook County,
urejjon.
Fort Rock and, after looking over phone line over sees 1 and 3, twp
the land for two days, stated it did
not suit him. After demanding
and receiving $50 for bis trouble,
Schaffer, who had an ungovernable
temper, gave Smith a fearful beat
ing, dragging the insensible man
from the house to the eide of the
road near by, where be was picked
up by neighbors shortly afterwards
and driven to Silver Lake for med
ical attendance. The doctor's ex-
amination disclosed that two of
Smith's ribs were broken, his face
had been beaten beyond all recog
nition, and his body was a mass of
bruises from one end to the other.
It is feared there are some internal
injuries. The warrant was given
to Deputy Sheriff P. D. Reeder, of
Silver Lake, for serving, and be
cause Schaffer had reeisted arrest
two different occasions before, D.
W. Jones and C. Buick were sworn
in as deputies. The men reached
the Schaffer ranch Monday after
noon, the big German coming to
the door with a rifle in one of his
hands, just as they appeared in the
15. r 9 and sees 5 and 7 in twp 15,
r 10.
Amel Ulbright to Amel A UI
bright, wj, wj ge and ewj nej tec
J6-15-15. II.
C II Erickson et al to Bettie
Erickson, mining claim in sec 20
18 17
Richard King to Louisa Marsh,
se nwi and ej swj eec 20; nei
nwl, ni swj. nej swj and nwi sej
sec 29-19-11. II
Northwest Trust & Safe Dep. Co.
to Otto Klingenmaier, wj sec 36 21-
16. 11600.
State of Oregton to Melton Fried
enrich, nwj sej and nej sw J sec 5
15-13.
State of Oregon to C W Jensen,
nel nej eec 13-16 12.
Patents from tb United States
to Ralp Johnson, Ruth E Brown,
Heirs of Charity Wilson, Frank F
Sellman, Elorence L Percy, Oscar
Morns, James n Harvey.
Lawrence C Fleming to Ruth R.
Overturf, nwj nej sec 30-17-13. II
James Rice et al to S S Stearns,
110.
yard. One of the deputies got the j 8? 8el'4 Be 35-15-lo,
drop on Dim ana he was told to MrsABWright to EdwardPalmer,
drop bis nne. He refused and was . swl-4 nwl-4, n$ ewl-4 and sel-4
shot twice, both bullets Diercinc swl 4 eec 9-22-lb. II:
o
the chest just below the right lung
The coroner reached the ranch
from Lakeview yesterday. Inter
ment occurred today.
C. E. Schaffer had been the ter
ror of his neighborhood for two
years. He was a man about 40
years old, over 6 feet tall, and had
broad shoulders and immense
strength. In spite of his uneavory
reputation and quarrelsome dispo
sition, be possessed magnetic qual
ities that drew nearly everyone to
him. He was quite general ly known
in La Pine and vicinity, and while
not a member of the rifle club or
ganized here three months ago,
he was present at both the shoots
given by the club Thanksgiving
day and the Saturday before Christ
mas. He was an excellent rifle
shot and carried off more than his
share of the prizes at the two
events
Edgar.. II Laughlin to Justin
I'liilpnt, lots 1 and 2 and ej nwl-4
2-18 25. 1300.-
Justin Philpot to Elizabeth L
Laughlin, same as last above, 1300.
J 0 Hanson to Roy Belts, swl-4
nel-4 and nwl-4 sel-4 eec 3-lo-13.
$4100.
Best prices paid for household goods.
Also sell and exchange Prineville Fur
niture Exchange, Chas. F. Condart
propr. 1214
Get Busy.
To My Friends: Do not delay
sending in your votes. So many
have promised and the time is get
ting short. Send to me or the
Journal office. Urgently,
1-J 1 Mrs. Viba Cyrus.
Children Wanted.
Two or three children wanted at once
between the ages of 8 and 13; a good
home in pood lamilv: a eood school.
lne day of tne enristmag (cioines and hoard, no worn. Address
I T A u t 1 f
,t lo ;; T.o P: uenu.ure., care up-river
RVUWV HUB Utj lUV 1 suv tW & 1UV
- mail.
1-18-41
i
For A Short Time Only
This Handsome Sanitary Couch only $5.50
Sell, for $7.00 to $7.50 in Portland,
Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane.
Davenport Couch and Full Sized Bed Combined.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Prineville Furniture Company
CHARLES F. CONDART, Prop.
Colonist Fares
DAILY
March 1 to April 15, 1912
From the Middle and Kiuttrrn portions
or tbe UnlUd tibtU and Canuda to all
points In the NORTHWEST on the
Oregon-Washington Railroad &
Navigation Company
From CHICAGO
" ST. LOUIS
" OMAHA
" KANSAS CITY
" ST. PAUL
$33.00
$32.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
Proportionately fares from all other points. Direct connections from
Chicago, St. Paul, Omaha and Kansas City over the C. & N. W., Union
Pacific, Oregon Short Line and O-W. R. & N.
LINES PROTECTED by AUTOMATIC BLOCK SYSTEM
You Can Prepay Fares
While these rates apply Westbound only, fares may be prepaid by
depositing value of the ticket with your local agent, and an order will
be telegraphed to any address given. Aid in telling of our vast re
sources and wonderful opportunities for HOME BUILDING,
HlUBtruted and reliable printed matter will be mailed anyone to whom, you
wish It sent, by addresHlng
WM. McMURRAT, General Pa.irajer A(eat, PORTLAND, 0REC0N.
215t7
Prineville-Redmond-Sisters Stage Line
Matt Kuleich, 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.
1116 S. R. COOPER, Agent
V y.-.y
Dr. Howard Gove
Dentist
Room 14 and 18 Adaouoa Building.
T. E. J. DUFFY
Atlorney'-tt-Law
(Hueeraor to W. A. B.-I1)
PaiMtvit.i.a .
Ohicuos
PAwtnimn mm J Smrmm
Cmft mtumtrmm' mrmmpHf jr mr mimmt
vm tmm mmr mmm f Kmm0tomm
f Jam JKmuhM. wmt h
Jm mm 4 rnVrnm it ..Hp.
Primtmilim, Crtfm.
Dr. Charles MacFatldcn
OitMpalhle Phjraician
llrarnlr. Ih-ttli and Nlurl TtonipruIlM
Kinpiityrd. C'liruiilv 1Hw-mm AptvUlty
Offic Ovr
TaUplioi
MorrU Furniture Slur.
mm PiaaMr, No. 124.
Crook County jfitratl Co.
Attroli n( till, to til Unit and
lowi ou In Cruuk eounii.
I. r. WrUt, Sxrfivr, MmuU, OrtfM
N. W. Sanborn
Attorney-at-taw
Ailanmon block I'rlmn llki
Qt C. Xr
Koo.1 Citato
Prim-mJIU.
sromon
W. P. MYERS
O. C. YOUNG
jCawyor
Prrtlr tn all rnurta. flpwtal attrntlnn to
wawr rixuui, iiiigauun aim criuilual duleucna.
Cmlmor fumctiom, Ortyon
Dr. John Huback,
Iite Veterinary Surirenn tt. a. Army,
Iiiirtmriit ul Ihc I'hlllKnlura.
All Hurting Work at Heawnabl
I'ricea.
Hamilton Stablaa.
Prinaville, Or,
W. A. BFLL
FRANK MENEFEE
Lawyers
TlieCullna . Oreinin
CAmo. S. CJmmrm't Jf. !P. SSotAmam
Ot:cUI.IHT9
Belknap c 6 d wards
SPAyiMmmo mnm' Smrytomo,
(County V uysician.)
Prm.mtil:
Orofon
SP. Clliott,
V. E. Fremont
Arckitccl nd Di4(nr,
tAte ravehurl. In bulldtna'mti.inirilon, lnterltr
atraiigriu.uu aiMl m'vraiiuii.
Ileaittiarten al on-juti lluiol.
PrinavilU, . . . Or !.
HAVE YOU
Filrd your Deed? Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
Certainly everyone an allract now.
lo vou Iidow where your corncra aro.
Well, No, Not exactly.
Brewster Engineering Company,
1'rlm'villn, iri!"i', lil hwala thviu lur
yoa am) liimranino tlin work. Siiry
In?, t'littlliiK, trricntlua Ktigllmrin..
I'llulit I'luhcT HH.
G. A. Mc FAR LANE
Lawyer
I'rartlca In
OlDre.
Redmond,
all court and U. 8. Land
Oregon
Willard H. Wirtz
Attorney -iit-Lawl
OIHce In M. It. ItlKjfa' olllce.
i'HINKVII.I.K, OlIKOON,
Huntington .& Wilson .
Attorneys
Of Tha niiUr., llmva dixnoil offlna In
Portland, Oregon, Room! 80S-807
Lawia Buildinc.
nimlneaa aunt t" them from Ctnnk Onnntr
tlinuiKli tln-lr ittti-u In Tliv lliilli'ii ur illret-l
tn tliclr I'ortlHii'l wlilrt-M wUI rtMn-lvn imiiuut
Hltnntlim. 1'urllKiiil flume. Main
iPAjfrittan mutt 'Sura torn
Cil.LH AW.IIW rnOKITl.T Ilr O NlBHT
Orrioa (ink Door Hodth or Aiuok'i
paua Hruaa. Both nirn-e au real
denoo tuleihouva.
Print.ll,,
rmfmm
jftiomof-mt'mCmm
Dr. J.TrcKellesFox
R. 0. fl. V.Htf anil T. a A InnH.,...
Llcencw OniKon Hut Mmllrol Hoard.
Miieclailnt In Buruervt I virlcne: All-
mentary Canal: women and chlldren'a
iulwaacH.
tifllco and roalilonce, Main St. Prlnevlllo, Or.
V mIU,
Orogon,
Fred A. Klce, C. K.
County Sorveyor,
3, B. Nevlllo, Jr., It. M,
Deputy Co. Burvcyor.
Rice & Neville
Civil Engineers.
(Jonoral Knulneerlnn. 1'rinkvili.k, OnmiOM.
.
Jt ttroot.
SSrink
jCawytr
Ortfon.
Coniultatlon Free Hour, t to S
R. D. Ketchum, M. T. D., D. C.
Acute and chronic dlaeiiaea treutud
BilcceBHfiilly liy purely
drtiKlfKH iiictlioda
Rooni 16-17 Adamioa BIJf. Call mad
o. o. o.
NEST NO. 1588
Subordinate
Order ol Owla, moot the lecond aud
(mirth ThiirHdnya in each- month at
Hlkmtp hall. All migratory owl cordi
ally welwmiB. 'J'. E. J. Duffy, I'renident!
Willard II. Wirtz, Secretary. l-4tf
Home Comfort Range
Fora'eat the Trineville Furniture
Kxcbango.j