Baccalaureate Sermon
Baptist Church
Rev. Bailey will preach the bac
calaureate sermon for the C. C. H.
$. graduating class at the Baptist
ehureh Sunday evening. The other
churches of the city will join in the
evasion. The following is the ol
der of exercises:
long "All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name" Congregation
Jivocation Rev. M. A. Prater
Song (selected). Miss Ellen Probst
Scripture Reading
Anthem Choir
Sermon, "The Value of Time and
How to Improve It". Rev. Bailey
Ladies' Quartette. . Mrs. E. L Coe.
Hiss Ethel Williams, Miss Irene
Barnes, Mrs. J. W. Smith
lenediction Rev. J. E. Williams
Class
Day
Next Thursday
Class Day at the Crook County
ligh School next Thursday, May
S3. The following exercises will
lake place at Commercial Club Hall,
commencing at 8 p. m.:
Selection 1 - Orchestra
Tocal Solo (Selected).. Miss Conway
bss History Vernon Bell
Qass Giftatory Wilda Nye
Am Poem Mamie Bailey
Tocal Solo (Selected) .Mrs. E. L. Coe
fiass Prophecy Elmer Martin
Class Oration Roy Lowther
Oass Will Corrinne Coffin
CTb Song
Selection Orchestra
Fraternal Men, Attention!
Increased assessments have
Seen declared by many of the
leading orders. If yours hasn't,
k will be next. Will you stand
lor it? If interested in oppos
ing higher rates with no greater
advantages, communicate at
nee with E. N. care Crook
County Journal, Prineville,
Oregon. 5-2-3t
LOCAL MENTION.
Joe Combs of Paulina has moved
Prineville.
Madras is going to have a big
Faurth of July celebration this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hubbard of
Fertland were Prineville visitors
liis week.
P. B. Howard left today for Oak
land, Calif., to visit his father, who
ery sick. .
A marriage license was issued,
laesday to Hugh H. Harmon and ;
XSea Kane, both of Laidlaw. J
Kemember the Pend'.eton Round! .
ap pictures at the Lyric Saturday
and Sunday. "Let "Er Buck."
The fifth grade girls gave a re
ception to the teachers of the grara-
sthoo! last Friday afternoon.
The ladies of the Presbyterian j
ishurch tendered the new pastor.
If. M. A. Prater, and his wife, a
cevkn Friday evening.
Dr. Rosenberg left today Lr
The Dalles with Mrs, Geek and
Mrs. Clyde Kinder. The ladies will
jro to the hospital for treatment
Miss Markle of Bend was in
Prineville the last of the week
spiriting s u b s c r i p t i o n s f or the
Pacific Northwest, A certain num -
Vex of subscribers entitle her to a
t-ipEast.
C. P. Judge of North Portland,
aa extensive dealer in cattle, was
ix Prineville Tuesday. He
handles
iairy stock pnncipa.'y, but can f urn -
mi anything you want. See his
advertisement in another column.
Miss Conway. Miss Gitchel and
Hrs. Wood entertained the senior
of the Crook County Hiyh
School at dinner at the home of
Prof. Coe, Monday. "Che decora
tions were in apple blossoms and
dbe place cards were in the shape
f Ettle pensnls done in the class
4-aWs. ; S.-nooi at 10 a. m. Preaching at 1 1
Albert XoUe and Ed Stewart by Jjhn E. Williarns. Subject of
me in from Corvaliis Tuesday. sernK, 'Significant of Gethsens
llbert has been viewiag the e!e- SL-e." At the mursinsr si-rvw the
jfxt ia diffen-tt cilit-s t f the Wil-ih.ily conimunk3 vill le celbr2tti.
'.anHtte Tslley. He has Kn over jTs Epworth Lesgse will meet at
ta Casibridge and Wetser. Idaho, o'ciuvk. t'ni Scni.v at te
where the seas-.o is er2 months
Twice of i
Commencement at
Crook County High
.
The seventh annual commence
ment exercises for the Crook Coun
ty High School will be given at
Commercial Club Hall. Friday, May
24. at 8 o'clock. The following is
the program:
Son (Selected).. Apollo Quartette
Invocation Rev. J. E. Williams
Address Dr. F. S. Dunn
Song (Selected) . . . Apollo Quartette
Presentation of Class Prin. E, L. Coe
Presentation of Diplomas, Judge Ellis
Benediction Rev. M. A. Prater
The following are the names of
graduates:
Latin course Vernon A. Bell,
Mamie Evelyn Bailey, Gladys Irene
Doak. Elmer E. Martin. Helen Cor
rinne Coffin. Charles Lowther. Wil
da Florence Nye.
Commercial course Vera O.
Smith.
Normal course Mamie Evelyn
Bailey. Lela May Geyer, Nora Mil
dred Livingston, Clara Hildreth
Geyer, Wilda Florence Nye. Maude
Violet Potter, Emerien M. Young.
"Esmeralda" the
Junior Play
. The following is the cast of char
acters for the junior play, "Esmer
alda." at Commercial Club Hall
Friday evening. May 17. The cur
tain goes up promptly at 8 o'clock:
Esmeralda Rogers Leola Estes
Mrs. Rogers Theresa Bundy
Nora Desmond Georgia Cleek
Kate Desmond Vivian H inkle
Alice Berris j
Sophia, the maid ) Mabel Doak
Mr. Rogers Warren lancey
George Drew Arthur O'Neil
Mr. Estabrook Lawrence Lister
Dave Hardy Adolphus Myers
Jack Desmond.. Roland McCallister
Marquis de Montessin
Clarence Bixby
Turkey Eggs.
White HoJlud. 9 for t2. Met. T.
F. McCalustib. 3-21
LOCAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs, I. N. Strong are
guests at the Prineville.
Mrs, George Ray of Post is visit
ing in Prineville this week.
Miss Mae Knox left yesterday for
Portland for a stay of a few weeks.
Mrs. John R. Stinson returned
from The Dalles the first of the
week.
The high school boys will
Bend next Saturday. The
play
boys
anticipate a hard game.
James Keenan of Grizzly proved
up on his homestead before U. S,
Commissioner Duffy Tuesday.
There will be a game of ball be
tween the married and single men
next Sunday at the club grounds.
Mrs. Oaks and daughter of BoUe,
left Saturday morning for, Hood!
J River, where Mr. Oaks is seriously
' ill.
j o.i5 Condart and Geo. Austin.
a mining man from Wardner, Idaho.
(left Saturday for Portland on busi-
ness. They will return this week.
Grant Mays of The Dalles arrived
in Prineville Saturday. He re
mained until Monday and then left
1 for his ranch at the head of Crooked
1 river.
city Marshal Coon has decked
1 0ver the Ochoco bridge. The fire
! hydrants on Main street have also
! been put in good condition.
; marshal keeps eveothing in ship -
; shape.
L. C. Perry returned Tuesday !
from a visit of six weeks at Iona.
Mich. He went to see his broth r
who is not espected to live. He
saw great changes back there, he
says, but did not want any of it in
his. Railroads and towns every
few miles.
Federated services at the Metho
dist church next Sunday. Sabbath
Ea;'t'.st church a: S o"cicvk.
I w'.cur.e.
Prineville 8th Grade
Makes Good
The eighth grade of the Prine
ville grammar school passed a high
ly satisfactory examination last
week. Principal Myers will have
seventeen pupils for the Crook
County High this fall. Only two
failed out of a class of nineteen.
Six were conditioned, principally in
spelling, which can be made up in
September. This will enable them
to enter the high school with their
class. Vickey Huston, daughter of
Wade Huston, stood at the head of
the class with an average of 94 1-9
per cent. The following are the
names of the students:
Vickey Huston, Edith Smith,
Lota Horrigan, Fred Noble, Frank
Reinke. Beatrice Johnson, Orville
Yancey, Harold Charlton. Audrey
Noble, Eliiabeth Osborn. Condi
tionedMadge Mills. Edward Me-
Farland. Bva Miller, Frank Brosius,
Frederick Rice. Iva Harris.
Superintendent Ford informs us
that all of the county papers have
not yet been received, so a complete
report for the county cannot be
made at this time.
Do Not Overlook
the Annex Ladies
Don't forget the ten-cent tea to
be given by the ladies of the Annex
Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4.
r-verjo.x.y ,nueu
a splendid musical program render-
edbythe best talent in the city.
consisting of vocal and instrumental
L j ; J TM ...III V. ,
solos and duets, also a violin solo by
one of the ladies. Mesdames Ed-
li n: i t: r- I, .
warns, aiiuioni au .uuwca viwi
and Baldwin will receive you and j
Mrs. Belknap will introduce the j
strangers. Mesdames Elliott, Clif-j
ton. Haner and Brink will serve yu
dainty refreshments. Be sure ana j
go. I he ladies assure you a pleas
ant afternoon.
Registered Poland-China Pigs
For ). Price naioaabla. Call on
or fektrtaa L. B. Lrou.rr, Pritwville,
Orejoo. 4 2S-4 pd
LOCAL MENTION
Mrs. Redmond of Redmond spent
Tuesday in Prineville.
Mrs. E. L. Ashby of Riverside is
spending the week in town.
Attorney Duffy is in Portland.
He is expected home Sunday. , era. Rev. C. r. Bailey omctatmsr.
Sheriff Balfour left with Patter- JT quiet,
son Sunday, for the penitentiary at , resenl
Salem. 1 . -
I W E. Yates, an attorney from
J. L Huston, brother of Wade . Vancnver Wash ..was in Prineville
Huston, has returned from thejj week on legal business. In
Philippines. j fact, he lived here in 1873 with his
Mr. and Mrs- James Djer and parents who had a ranch on the
Mrs, Knighten arrived from The McKay. From here they moved to
Dalles for a visit to friends. ' the valley. Mr. Yates and Attorney
Crook County High School team ' Elliott were old schoolmates,
played the Redmond boys Saturday, j The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Score 9 to 8 in favor of Prineville. ; of Prineville will send delegates to
m;r,r i.v .nJ r.r V i the Pendleton convention next
Thomas of Madras were married at : week. Ray Constable and W. H.
the Methodist parsonage Tuesday Barnes were elected as representa
by Rev. Williams. tiv trom - - F- MnL
The C. C. H. S, Alumni will give ' Re-ms Stella Hodge, and Mrs.
a reception to the 1912 graduating Templeton will represent the Re
class at Commercial Club Hail next bekahs.
Thursdav evening.
r . t- , i. i. j
Matt Kulesch has secured a re-
f nm ,k-
mail between PrineAiile
and Red-
mond. It hiilds far four years.
Mrs. C. M. Ckins entertained the
Musical Hub Tuesday
There was a short musical
evening.
program
after which a good social time was
; "
i junior Lay tomorrow at tne
iCrook County High. Athletic
events will be pulled off in the
.. .
i ciass play, Lsmeraida, wna oe
play.
'given.
T. M. Baldwin, Grand Master of
Mistcs for Oregon, returned Sun
day from his annual visit to subordi
nate lodges in the state and from
ceremonial duties devvir.g up n
that high oSce. Whiie away this
trip he laid the comer stoce of
Ped College at Portland and a!o
thrf c:ra-r stcse of the cer Presby-
! terian church at Albany. On Jae
6 Mr. EUliwn will de-iicate a f rt
r-ew Mas-ic Tea-.pl at C.rvalils.
, Ia his visit to the ditTerer.t tw &&
cf tr. valey Mr. Paid win
is-gta c-f thrift evtrrwhrre.
Home-Grown Vege
tables in Market
Thia has been a great spring for
early vegetables tn Crook county.
Otto RadlotT. who has a place on
Comb's Flat, a few miles south of
Prineville, is bringing in the finest
radishes, lettuce, onions, asiaragus,
spinach and rape that can be grown
on this little globe. He has just
two acres that he gives over to
truck gardening, but the quantity
of stuff he raises and sells would
astonish you and he can not half
supply the demand. Otto has the
imported vegetables faded a mile
when it comes to quality. This is
the best year he has seen in the
fifteen he has been in this country.
His garden stuff grew all winter
without protection of any kind.
Would that we had more like him
in this country.
Sheepmen Buy
Madras Warehouse
The Konoway Warehouse of
Madras has been taken over by the
sheepmen of Crook county and will
be called the Madras Warehouse
Company. The directers of the
new company are James Rice, of
the Baldwin Sheep Company. An
drew Morrow, of the Griuly Land
St Livestock Company, and Numa
McCoin. The new company ex
tends an invitation to all the sheep-
f j jojn the
company which proposes to handle
all the wool and sheepmen's sup-
plies that are shipped in for the
members at actual cost, and expect
,. , . ,m1.v
w ...-.....v
considerable money and also U get
the best price possible for their
woo. Sheepmen are invited to
-ta f directors or C. M.
Bkina, cashier of the Crook County
Bank, for further information.
Bay your Saed Oats of the Redmond
Lombar & Produce Co., Redmond, Ore
gon. LOCAL MENTION
M. A. Lehman was a Prineville
visitor the first of the week, from
Terrebonne.
Marriea At the home of the
bride's parents. Sunday, Miss
Opal Ruth Sears and Peter Mag-
; erry Ung met wnn an accia
ent Monday morning that
8 ...
1 keep him in bed for a while.
will
He
"PP6" 00 " ,oose taru id me
sadewaia and straioea me ug-
the
rnents in bis left
ankle.
Dr.
; Rosenberg attended to bis injury. -
: warninz bim that be will be
, f . i..
Hfl u MUliorn's
-residence and being well takes
care of.
Married At the home of tLe
groom three miles up Ochoco,
Tuesdav evening,
Fannie C.
.
Brown and Herman Poch, Kev.
C. P. Bailey oSciatiog. A nam
ber of euesU were present to
witness the ceremony. They
are: Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith.
Mr and Mrs. W. J. Storlzer. Mr.
and Mrs. George Roberts; Miss
Wilda SiJiidquisl; Messrs Gay
lord McDantel, George Hobwood,
lielnier Matson. H. Edwards.
Emll Stfoooberg. Peter He nog:
Master Robert Browa. A sue it
cou discer was served after the
cereniony. aoa'a rousing secdo-Si
wsi given tbe newly weds by !te J
S.'i'.S prisctt.
Clever Lecturer for
Equal Suffrage
A most enthusiastic meeting was
held at the Baptist church. May 10. !
when Mrs. Ehrgott of Portland de-'
livered .lecture on behalf of equal
. ... , ,
suffrage. She is a most winsome
k... Im . n..t
wit b 1 1 ii khvb 1 1 1 ivramtua ill m mtwh
convincing manner why wo men i
should be granted the use of the
ballot at the next election In No
vember. After the lecture a city
organisation was effected with:
twenty-one memliers signing.
The following otricers were! temporarily Irom nnwon. Thoaa with
elected Mrs. E. L. Coe, president; my aueiitloa nisy in-iulr. at the
Mrs. J. r. oiniin, vice-prvwueni.;
Miss Edna Estes, secretary; Mrs.
D. F. Stewart, treasurer.
A mullnif .ill Vu ll.ll U-
j ,,n. . I- .l. r.,,,1..
urday at 2.30 p. m. in the Baptist
church to which all who are inter
ested are most cordially Invited.
County Court
Adjourned Term
(Continual from psg 1.)
which said association can use ad
vantageously. It is therefore ordered
that the crude oil now on hand to
the extent of approximately 87 bar
rels, be donated to said association
for its use upon said ground and
that said association be requested
to take charge and remove said oil
forthwith.
Bids for cruising timber. And
now comes before the court, pur
suant to adjournment heretofore
hail herein, the matter of letting
the final contract between A. P.
Donohue and arranging the details
for a cruise of the timber in Crook
county, and said court, after full
consideration of the matter, hereby
orders that any further action in
the matter be continued until the
regular July term hereof, and it is
further ordered that before any
action be taken in said matter at
said July term, the said A. P. Dono-
hue shall nave aue notice in oraer
that he mav be nresent before the
court, if he desires, should the mat
ter be taken up further. Thereup
on court adjourned, subject to call.
For Sale.
Tim Vacuum Cloth Waaher. N"o
rubbing. Mlnipty put wiwbrr Id
tMilk-r. The tea in gvtwratrd na "
aut'imatlcallr. I'rke S.
4-1H 4t iiu. Fr.u Bhkkimmi.
Strawberries!
Of good quality are coming in now. Hood River
Berries will soon be here. The CASH GROCERY
will supply you with the best fruit and vegetables
the market affords at the lowest market price.
-r :
FOSTER & HYDE
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes,
s .-.If "M
L. KAMSTRA, Proprietor
Crook Counly Jewe,!ry and Cporting Goods House.
Will Remain Indefinitely.
Dr. Ida Behrendt, the eyesiuht
speelalint, will not be able to leave
Prineville for some time to come.
Patients are coming In from all
part of the county and she has de-
-i.l.l v.,n.uin In.Mtnittflv. SIlS
lw foun1 tt Hlllu 0refon. 6-l
- ' , r
Rf it.fTST'aEr
Wholeaala and rvlall hay, grain, flour
.,i imi lima and catuant. W wll
ilia T. ). Matult Wiiion and Molina
-
frm marhltiar.
Money to Loan.
In nn ol ItUO to H'lOO on tlinw or
flva mart lime. l K. rtit, I'rlna.
villa, Or. Offloa with Crook County
AbitrartCo.
Notice to the Public
I .111 lv In Prln.vllU tllilra Or lllaa
-t?, !. It. I'. KmavM.
For Rent
A good alniiy or stork ranch i 1'XM)
'der Jitch; lon Mm to clsht party,
ror ..,,; lo,,ur, j.mmal
arraa : cuts IWI Wins nay i ov acra un-
olUca.
3 2MU
Millinery
NOW ON SALE
Select line of Spring Hats
at 10 per cent discount
Mrs. Estes
Millinery Parlor, Prinevillt
Notice lor Publication.
ttnni ol (fa intwrior.
v. a. lAaa (ac i i ut oi in.
Mr b. mi.
MoiKa U lM ti li
Kil hul a lMio
af BriM. Ormoa. who. oa Jun IMn. 11.
i lub koamnj No. 1 41. MtlU No, (MIU. I"
au. alA. tt. itu. aa1.
Hon
o . iiaiii If mili. ranr U i, n-
Uowtw m..ii. bu m.l aotici iBinti..a
i ta mtmk tumi r pronf to culm
"w i---n. "
. wa. u. am, , . i.
iaroa. i-uim..fn.; i.r.a.iw ,
.am Harr fnkHi, ol rae. tnv
i ..lurnou J. JobUkon of fnfif.ill1. orrcm.
!
C W. MIIUKK. IMUIII.
Call for WarranU
All rraUtrrvd aralr aooair a-amnta up to
mint larrn.linff No. Tat allt bm ii.t oa i-nawnta
um. Na laiml alt IM Ui.
All rcutrrU rnaj aarraau aa to aat la-
flu.tlac No. am t fa'd oa .raatatloa.
Su inivmt after thia rft.
All rmtrv.l Bitfb wa.il aarraau up la
aa4 larluinc Sn. will t (.alii on praavata.
u,n. .o iotri nf teu at.
lialaii M) t. IU.
KALI'H 1.. JOR1UN.
Examine the Oxfords
that we arv now ottering to dlwrlral
eating dnrtMpr. am) yoo will Sod
them the acme of jour dealre (or
One footwear. In stile, la general
appearance. In the soft yet durable
leather, and perfection of fit and
finlata, and you will I more than
aatlatted, no niattt-r now critical ji u
are. And when It conies to prices
yon wtll luknowleiljo your aurjirlae
at the falrneaa of ours.
"A Pretty Mess
You'll Have"
H you don't get the rljjht kind of
tackle when top go nVhlng. It will
I a amall uit-aa aod a hardly-earned
one unW you tuy your outfit here,
where unnllUi-a lead. We have alt
kluds of aportlng good In (lie in oat
dependable grades and at reason
able prWa. Hi-re you aUo are sure
of llie lrgt aHfortnient In game
iui well n iortSiis; giMla of the
better iuall(h-i.