Crook County journal., October 03, 1912, Image 10

w
u-... !:.,... irormit moisture conserviuir uu
now w i
YUe duty or service of water is np.
an expression of the amount of (7). Kinds of cultivation. In
water used to irrigate given order to be most effective, culti
area of crops to maturity. It is valion must he given promptly
important to know how mucb after irrigation, as soon as the
uator is needed per acre and, soil is dry enough to crumble.
hen needed to securo the most , Level cultivation given less evap
.v.in.im:e:il rotums per unit of oration surface area.
water usrd. There are two com-1 (S). The skill and economy of
snon ways to expressing the duty ' the irrigator. This is one of the
f water: most important factors. Care
41). The number of acres a j less use of irrigation water re
satuiid foot will irriijata during suits in a greater loss than is ex-
n jrrowinff season. (-) The perienced in any other way.
number ofacre inches requi red irrigating a cultivated crop like
to irrigate an acre of crops to j the potato, the irrigator should
maturity. The latter of t uee is ' remain with the wut T constantly,
the most absolute basis and it is j (i). Time, amount, and fre
easily understixnl by the farmer, .juency of irrigation. A more
The duty of water is increasing ! economical use of water is secur
es water becomes more valuable led where it is applied before the
and less plentiful. I crop is checked in its growth
Factors afTVctinir the duty of drought. Tiio
bv
for
the
the
best ntnouut
water: The duty of water vanes any given soil and crop is
f.ir ditTrtipni rnms. With the ouantitv necessary to raise
rainfall the past season, which is -moisture content of the soil strata
three to four inches above normal, from the wiltiug point to the ex
the most economical production cess point throughout the root
of alfalfa was secured on the zone. Dandier soils will have
Demonstrtion Farm with about ' lower capacity for usable moist-
twenty inches or water. Anere and must receive irequeui
light irrigations which increases
ths evaporation loss and cost of
most economical use with clover j
was about twenty four inches, on
potatoes about four inches, and
u barley five inches.
(2) . The character of soil and
subsoil. The finer and deeper
the soil is, the larger its capacity
to store water and the less fre
quency of irrigation is required;
while the sandy soil requires
more frequent irrigation and is
tiable to suffer loss from percol
ation below the reach of roots.
(3) . The amount and distri
bution of rainfall modifies the ir
rigation requirement and the dis
triaution is most important. Ir-
application. In working with
sandy solid and heavy soils under
the same climatic conditions the
writer has found it necessary to
use some 25 per cent more water
in the sandy soils
(10). The method of purchase
and use. The best plan for the
small irrigator is to practice
rotation in the use of water, and
get a large enough head to secure
even and rapid distribution.
Higher duty is obtained by this
method and it is also obtained
where the irrigator pays in pro
rigation should simply supple j poriion to the actual amount of I
B&eut rainfall. It is the June, water used.
There are many other factors
raia which makes the crop. The
Jun rainfall was slightly above
normal and the rainfall for May
was about one and one-fifth inches
above normal normal this year.
A slow one inch rain is equivalent
to about twice as much irrigation
for it comes when there i3 little
or no evaporation. The rains
which come in summer are spt to
crust the surface and may do
more harm than gocd unless it is
possible to cultivate.
(4). Temperature and other
climatic conditions effecttheduty
of watar to a large extent for the
amount of evaporation depends
oa weather conditions after ir
ligation
,5). The method of applying
the water. It has been found
that furrow irrigation saves about
one-fifth over the Hooding method
and deep furrows have an ad
vantage over shallow ones.
affecting the duty of water, such
as the date of planting and mat
urity and the fertility of the land.
There is a greater loss in new
ditches and dry virgin soil re
quires more water the first few
year?.
The irrigator in this district
should use nothing above the
least amount of water that will
give the most economical returns
and the greatest profit per acre
inch, irrigating wherever pos
sible by the furrow method and
following irrigation wherever
practicable by cultivation. Any
thing above the least economical I
amount will produce unfavorable!
soil temperatures; bad physical)
conditions of soil; leaching of ;
fertility; and accumulation of
alkali.
In time, tb.3 duty of water will
be fixed scientifically instead of
Put Your Farm on a Business Basis
"OU iikiv be spending much more than is
j necessary for power b do your plowing,
seeding," harrowing, cultivating, harvest
ing, threshing, silage cutting, hauling, etc.,
etc. An I IIC kerosene-gasoline tractor re
duces the cost of plowing from about $1.25 an
acre with horses, to less than half that amount.
A like proportion of saving can he made by
using an 1 II C tractor for the other operation.
An I H C Kerosene -Gasoline Tractor
can be used for so many different kinds of
work that you will find almost constant use for
it on your farm. It furnishes the cheapest
and handiest form of power for belt and draw
bar work.
An I II C tractor is simple and therefore easy
to manage. It carries its own supply of fuel.
It is clean and safe, making neither smoke, soot,
nor sparks. There "is no limit to its working
hours. All bearings are protected from flying
dirt, sand and grit. There are no rapidly mov
ing parts to be quickly worn out. I 11 C
tractors are built in 12. 15, 20, 25. and 45
horse power sizes. I II C engines for general
purposes on the farm or in mill, shop, and fac
tory are made in sizes from 1 to 50-horse power.
The complete I H C engine line includes the
tractors and also horizontal and vertical en
gines; air and water-cooled; stationary, port
able and mounted on skids; built to operate
on gas, gasoline, kerosene, naphtha, distillate,
and alcohol. The I II C local dealer will give
you catalogues and full information, or, write
International Harvester Company of America
(Incorporated) jt,
Portland Ore Alj
I H C Sarrtca B.. fig
TK. mrmu of tnia Hnrrau ll to fumUll. ITfC I V.
of chre to all. the ot iniurmaiion anumaun . ia-j jr
i mi
Bucks for SU.
I hav aeveral Uu Imok for sale,
John Campbell. Hl.Vlfmp
Work Wanted
Man Willi family want work un i k
ur in, linulr l llilk ollli o. 'Ulll'Jl
Organ Wanted.
i;ol khuihI hand organ wanted.
Mint lx In 'xl roudlllim. Aildrwa
Mr. W. It Marks, Uitnint, Oru. H -2
Citation
tit Hi County Court of tlm hilt uf
Oiegtiti fur tlm Voiinlv of I'nmk III tlio
mailer ol tli natal ul ('uiitellut ilium
win. derea-ed.
To Margurrll I'luuuiuit', Alexander
Thoiuaiin, Ji'lin Tliinu. Uiiila Thotti.
un, Miy Tlioinniii, Jt'iMuo Tlinmxiii,
lira, haiali IXtv, William Tlmmaon
ami nil uiiknimil helra gteKtlngl
! In th name of lite Ntiitit ul Hi.unti.
1 ynti are lierihy iltrd unit rriiitrrd In
! appear III tlm i'oiinU I'ntirl of III Slat
i rlCf '' .ml Cards. !"' Oregon, Cuuul.V Crook t
i I lid t'lilllll (if Crunk oil Moll, luv, tlm Jill
lay if .Novriulwr, 11112 at III o'clock hi
Hip f.iri'ii mui ol Unit il iv, llimi ami llino
to atiow rauna w hy lli lulliilng dv
HH-rilit-il rtal prnHity of vuul ralald
aliiiiill nol tii'Diilil.stn-wil : I "I on (I I
aii'l lliM aninlii-aiit iiiarttr 1(1 ul tlm
nnrlliKaiit 111 of mi'lnin oikmH ililoWn.
alilp llilrlimu (I I) aoiilli of rmiiro llili
imii IS) ! ami lot ll l uml Uik
oitlliiiaul iiinrtir t1,) of tlm nortlmo-l
iiarlr ol pih Ihiii i (it) in 1oiiIhi
llilitii) (I I) aniitli of mnn lourtivii
I 111 I'til ul llm Willaiiiriin nmrtillan
III imik t'ountv, HttiH of tlri'iion, roll
Im iti 1 1 In k mm iiiimliril ami lllly llirril
; ami H7 lno (1W K7 lmi arioa, vonllii(
Wia mn4 Jwrfm ! to III ollli'lal I'lnt anil t'liilml hUtva
Cmll mm.wrm4 rr.mt, -JT ' m.fMI lirv..y tllWor.x
iMwmm"wwm I nilimta, III Hon. II. MUt Jmluo
f'IV 'ol t ii'inly tourt ol tlm Mli ol Oru-
For Sale
Kxlr Un VVI'lt" I-'ifliorn roikirula,
iIioKiiiiililired. II li- A- ' I'hatt,
1'o.t, Or. -
v For Sale.
Tli tlin-c-wir loin') of 3S0 !,
ralun ami H otltcr .xal, flu , tmlon
lot to lh Mint "f Mr Wllklm, U
eranKl. M'lkt li ill t oni-.
11 5 A. 11. I.iit. ilmlnllrtor.
Sewing.
Will Jo wwlnit liy th ly In fllv or
roiinlry. .VMrr Mra. Iv A, Itnlwrla,
I'rlmtvilli'. I'luiiwr 'liouo, M -si-3
Piano for Sale
On arcniiiil of li' ln tlio conntv I
ill .fll in v Sti'liiway I'iami, wt (.VVI
two yi-r' H', ' awrlll. Term
part i-aili, Iwliinw on iprina. Ail
ilrvs .. I) . f' 'f ll'i otlii o. 4
D. 11. PEOPLES
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
lioom II .Vlaiiiaon Itlil'K
Prineville, Ore.
Dr. Howard (love
Dcntitt.
Crook County Bank Buildin
HAVE YOU
Filed your Dccd Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract)
Ortnlnlyi-veryon Imann alutrart now.
Imyoti know whurn your curuora nre
U'ril. No. Kol mai-tlv.
Brewster Engineering Company,
Cnfm, , ,lt Mj (' aitul, tin 2mli ily
ol pi''liiitr 1MJ
Atlottl liaiiwx,
Itjr . K. Wyl.lt., f)i-uuly. 10 3
chr lo all. the bl inlnrniaiion ,m il ,
i heller (armln. 11 you have anr woiilm que
jna concerning aoila. crop. Umi ilrmnaije. Kri-
and Kena lliem to I n v- nervine num.. iuitc.iui
buildnn. Cliiuuo. USA
Mivrlirit Solo.
In Urn elrr.ill rnurl nl Hie UK ul Oretoa.
Inr lll eiillllljr l rr.K.1,
W. A. Hm.Ui, I'lalulllf,
J A. Hoi 'I. nVlni'tant.
i in the ii.fifful 1'r.Mia e.mtiiy. Ureal Inn:
I yv virlue "I au etm-illl.in ami unti-r ul kale
' L.tiett eul.rf Ilia rlrrull cmrl (il Hie alale ut
lir..i... (tir .lie Miun.v nl 'r,Mik nn Ihe Alh ilav
I'rimnill.i, Orifn, mill local lliem for ,.l n., l-m. una )u.lment rou.l.T.'.l In mi.
you T ur..iM tUm J M". TOV. tiZX''&t
ing, rUulnic. lrrtttntloti hnginoeniig . mtvl s A ltl( t Wtu, lt(,(Uni uuvuroin
I'liun I'lolltwr !M. ' pUlnlltt, , A. lti, nt Mulnat hc tcl-int-
I , Kill, J. A. Itityl. ftttil nntin.tittt)g iht rr.
' " puvr rum lh Uift uamH tlrlrinUMt
! 'turn ol itiit tiitixlrrtl tittiur tth iitirrl
JP jmrJa J y Sstiknmm tirwm i thru n( ion t vvtirt uniitim
' r from ilt' ih "Uv of July, va, itmt Hi lirthi
, Oi'CUMHTM 1 tut.t ol 01 111 y l-'IUrt uortiry lrr nl Iru
MlolUr hr i'imm aul iiLhitrM-mviiu, ami mai
wwivm' mx l wl4. up', fil n' ainj lo
f i iwoantl Ibrwxoi wttow ihirty m ownitt is
UatPffMM ul niiiri mI.ibii r... ail U tlUlllottft
Mprt-l'iti lit i nntli nutiijr, Ofi-goh, ut
I navl. ul lha MBl! nf tnxlliiH la Ilia til, uf lllO
lt' ol tli nr(4 oi mrt
n 17 ottin, oi run Be i vMt
n( W tllmllf MTlttatl tu t'hknli t'uuoljr, Orr
; (on, uftlivr with lh iriir-mftiti, ttpriii
j incnlinl piairirmtner iii-rvuiito IwUingtiif
M. K. C. 8. Kit: nn . A. Intlon; j WM .nruu, ml .(.m HkUmI Id Ui-omio ol u.
Uroiirm Orrtfon Hi-1- MtNltcitl HHird. I muniy ctrrk ol rNik luonly. iutol orvott,
SpfvUlliK In Hurpturjfi HyK.-ii; All-1 onih ib .tar ol uy, Iiiti, nmir i htUi
miliar Idll.l tafllttlftrt BIIU GlllltirVIl " in I"1" iw . -t..
d l Mt.
i
SSolknap
IPiiimlw I'Kvkletan.l
' ' ' nU ul Ihe nl ul uml
fPrintmtll: Or ft. ul tnmun II ami i
j lion l.'i III limn.lilp I"
J. Tregcl.es l'ox
IMIn nd relrt-ne mi 'I1' ""' 'ln"'k
drua alum, rrlnevllle, (imcoii.
Closing Out T -- Closing Out!
T
I
Our CHARTER OAK COOK STOVES and
RANGES
AT COST
Buy NOW and ave money on a well
known make of tove
Dr. Charles MacFadden
Oataopothic PhraicUa
Henle. Pli'lello anil Natural Theraneullf
KuipluyMl. flironlo lilaeawaa Upeelally
Offic in Kamllra Block
Tlpkoni Pioor, Na 128.
The method and rate of ! by guess, acd will be based on
planting afreets the water re-j the character of the soil and the
cjuirements. With thin deepjerops. If the average farmer in
planting, leit moisture is needed, ja district will keep 25 or 26 per
The amount of shade produced j cent of his ranch in cultivated
by the plant affects evavoration j crops it would lessen the amount
and it is usually more economical of water required and lead to a
Prineville Furniture Exchange
C.F.Condart, Prop. Prineville, Or.
C. c- r"
jftttrnmjf.mt-Xmm
fttat Cttat
i' Phytimm rnrnd Jmrf
CtLU Amiwhi Horri.T lint o Niamt
! orrai OHa liooa h-htm or Anjunoa'a
Uauo tmiaa. Buih olhra au rue)
: deooa Itiluuhuuaa.
!Primlll, - - Ortfm
V. A. BULL
Lawyer
to havs the land completely oc
cupied. Planting in drill rows
snakes cultivation possible and
ishould be largely practiced to
crop rotation to maintain and
build up the soil fertility.
W. L. Powkrs.
Supt. Demonstration Farms.
Doctors Use This for Eczema
Pr Urans. Ex-Coiimlssionfr of Health,
lays': "There is almo:4t no relation be
tween skin diseases and the blood." The
ek!n must be cured ihro ;gli the slim.
The (,-erms must be washed out, and so
alve have lonfr airo been found wortl,-li-.fi.
The most advanced phvsifian or
tour country nre now ogreed on t.iis, and
fia.rii.inir a wnsu of winterKreen,
thymol and other ingredients for eczema
a n Ather fikin disease;. This corn-
Sound Is known a.3 D.U.U. I'rtscripUon
. or Eczema.
Dr. Holmes, the well known skin npe-
einlint writes: "1 am convinced that the
D.D.I). Prescription is as much a specific
for eczema as quinine for malaria. 1
have been prescribing the D.D.D. remedy
for years." It will tak away the itcn
the instant you apply it.
In fact, we are so sure of what D.D.D.
will do for you that we will be glad
to let you have a 1 bottle on our guar
antee that it will cost you nothing un-
i less you find that it doea the worn.
W. A. Booth. Pre.
D. r. HTrwAKT, Vlce-Pre.
Crook County
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
C. M. Kl.Ils,Ciuhlel
Bank
AU LWWIHtaa
Ixmnsand Diacounts ..IIM.tWl.M Capil! paid 111 foil
OvenlrHfia 2.SII.JW Hurplul
irnonre and nitnrea.. . ! Undivided proflu
K..l mlHte H.7IW.II0 JJeponlta
U.. ZkZi aJ d fr buJu $47,809.95
liKH.mo.M
,.ai.noi.ofi
. io,ixm."
,. s.wkih
, 140,140.76
llltK.aon.M
I
msusmiatamm
tr: . ww.-"iai ,, jyr
This lull size OAK
DESK, like cut
$12.95
Cash wilh order, you to
pay the Ireighl from
, Chicago. This price is
lower than Sears, Roe
buck or any other cat
alogue house,
A. H. Lippman & Co.
Statement of Reaource nd liability of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
hkhouki:kh mabimtibi , ,
lana and DlseounU l mpltal tck. I-ld In I M WO 0Q
United Btate. Bond. oo liurplu. fund, earned wm 00
Bank tremlse,etc 12.M0 12 Undivided pront.. earned B7,7Z4 50
Cash A ioe from bank. MO.KM 01 Circulation
IMpoaiUi , SM,(MW
tVH.424 111 . . ... "!.
B. P. All... Pr..ld.nt J. M. Baldwta. C"".
WiU War.w.11.,, Vic r..ld.nl M. Baldwin, A t CaahiOT
The Dalle.
Oregon
G. A. Mcl AKLANi:
Lawyer
Practice In' all court and U. S. Tjind
X)mt.. . .
Redmond, Oregon
jflltrntf -mt-Xm
mill:
Ongmm.
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorney-at-Law.
Olllceln M. It. IIIkkh'-oIIIci'.
. l'ltl.NKVIM.K, OlIICHON
T. E, J. DUFFY
Attornetf-at-Law
(Huooewior to W. A. Bell)
rH.INKVII.LI ,
OiinaoN
. SSrnk
jCawyr
Jf ,rttt. 3rim0mUI:
Oregon
Shingles, Moulding, Windows, '
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc ,
SHIPP & PERRY 1
PRINEVILLE, OREGON a
Farm Loans
Apply or Write . ;
HewettlDavenport
Metolius, Ore.
riaiurday.
IU 121 7 tl 0(aW, 1912.
at 1 n'rlnrk In lha allvrnnon ol .alii ilav, al Ilia
north ilimr ol lha iniirilt.Mt. In rritivvtlla.
t'rMtk eotinlr, (iruKim, anil lo lha hlalnwt hid
il. r liirrai.li allllio rl.hl, lllla and inlrrnit ihe
aid ilKlrmlaul. J A. liujtd, had III Ih ahovo
ilrwrllnnl prrinlnra on lha lh rtr ol May.
IVU. Hi aatl.ljr aatd )tulinrltl, Inlrmi, r.wl.
ami a.rrtiltia rn.1.. Haul aalu aiihjeel to re
drni'll.m .nivlild by law.
Mri put. II. ho. I Hticinlr 2, lul'J.
T. ,S, IIAI I'ol ll.
' Sheriff ol Cf.aik rouniy, or..on.
Summon
In tlm Circuit Court ol the Htato of
(Hhkiui (or Oinik ci unity.
Hiililwill hlim'p Cuniiiri corpora
tion, riaintlff,
v.
S. (1. Tliimipmn, Jr., uml Mary A.
Tliomiwin, lit wile, ami tlm unknown
lioir. ol III an ul h. (i. Tliiimpniii, Jr.,
ami Mury A. Tliuniii, ulxi all oihor
tiitrmiui or puriua unknown clainiinii
any nulit, titln, twiatc, Icin upon, or In
IxieHl in tli real iropiTiy ilenciiU'd in
tlio complaint lirr.-in, ileltimlaiita.
To S. (i. lliiiiniiHiin, Jr., ami Alary A.
Tliompaiiii, Iiih will , ami lo tlio un
known litilra ol tli auiil H. I). Tlioinp
Hon, Jr., anil Mary A. Tkonip4on, and
t:i all ir.oni or partui unknown
claiminn any nlit, title, enmie, linn
Uion, or intHro.t iu tli real entale
ilmcriU-d In the complaint herein anil
alto dcribt"il in tliitattmiiioiia, above
naniuil (luleiiilanl.
In the nam ol the atato ol Orr-iron :
You, anil each ol you, aro hereby
iiinmoned ami required to apiwar in
the aliove entitled court and atiawer or
plead to the complaint filed therein In
tlm auit agaiiiHt you on or lielnre Oc
tober 2lt, 11112, which it the time pre
atvi'ied In the order of the comity jiidne
ol Crook county, Oru.on, pursuant to
which this iii'mmon. la pulilmhril, In
which you aie required to ao appear,
anawer or plead ; and 1 you tail to ap
iear, aimwer or plmul, the plaintiff will
apply to ti e court for- the relief de
manded In Ihe complaint, which relief
in that nlniniifl's title to the following
dicriheil real property aituate in Crook
county, Ore., to-wit: iiietoiiiu hull ol
the northwoat qnartur and tlienotilh half
ol the northeast quarter of feci Ion eleven,
in and ol township eioveu oiun, raiiKe
Alteon eiiet ol the Wllliiini'tto Meridian,
and every part thereof, be torover quiet
ed Bk-ainst you and all perming clbimintf
by, ttirunh or under you, or either of
you, and that plaintiff bo adjudged to
be the owner thereof in fee simple; and
that you and all peraoiiB c.IuIiihiik, or to
claim, by, through or under ynu, be
forever barred, enjoined mid restrained
irom claimiiiK or netting up any riirjit,
title or interest in or to any part of said
property and for such other end further
relief as to t he court may seem equituble
in the premises.
The date of the Brut publication of
this summons is the 12lli duy ol Sep
tember, lam
This luminous is published pursuant
to an order of Hon. II. 0. Kllis, county
judge, ol Crook county, Oregon, made
on the nun unyoi nepteinuer, 11112.
Maljiukkv, Bkabhook & Htott,
liy E. li. Seahrook,
' Attorneys lor Plaintiffs
O.O.O.
'NEST NO. 1588
Subordinate
Order of Owls, meet the lecond and
fourth Thursdays in each month at
lielknap hall. All migratory owlscordi
allv welcome. T. K. J. lluffv.l'resldent.
I Willard U. Wirtz, Secretary. l-4tf