lBalallarolrlwlu
jj COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE I
Paulina Notes.
1 .'owtell U very all-k wltli pneu
mould. lr. liny ot Joint Jiny In In
atttt'lllllllln).
Mr, KMin unit on n( Arlliiicton
wi'rt In His twlhliiirliiM)il ImijIiik
rattle till week. They bouuht
about m boitil lor liiture tlcllvery.
Murliiii Morunn and laiully wore
III I'ttlllllm till week. They were
r.'t ii nil iiit Iroiu vlall with Mm.
Murtfun'a inniit.
There whn it good utteinlmice Hi
church Suutlny. Mr. Hum will holil
nervier nunlii In three weeka.
Mr. nml Mm. K. J. Clark of Huiilce
were In I'liiillmi Frlilny wlthaloml
f ranch produce, auth na mu, cnlt
lli, ete.
Itolil. MrCutloiijcli ennie over (nun
John iMy Frlilny.
I.. K Tliroop rnmo up Irom I'rtnc
vlll Hwiilay. lie vlaltetl l'ortlinl
m hlle away.
Silvia Miller ol Suplee wna a vlaltor
In I'milliin Frlilny.
Kilwiinl II, ('lurk htu taken a con
tmot to paper the new liouae o( A.
41. HcobkId.
C. K. Illumli'lt returned from Prliie-
vllle r'rlilny. He nwi a aticceaafiil
tenclier'a rxnnilnntlon Mini will tench
In the Siipltu illatrlct, bfKlniiliig-ni'U
Mouilny,
Mr. Thulium K. (Jitnlncr inaile a
tuiatm-M trip to I'rinevHIe thin week.
Powell Butte.
Mm. Kriink klwtli-r anil children
rnine out Tliumility (or a week'
vlult with Mr. and Mr duo. Klaaler.
Mr. Allen Wlllcoicu and little
tlnnifhter vlaltft Irli niU at Deachutea
Mntunliiy, returning home Kiindiiy,
Kom Himw'tt a aufllclently re
covered from a recent elckuHut to lie
alitu to ri'turn home from l'rluevllle
HiUunliiy.
MIm Helen Peery h it for her home
lu Portlitiid Suturday where after
vlaltlng a abort time with relative.
Hhe will ko ou to Monmouth to com
plvte her avhool work. Mint I'eery
Ik apeclalliluu; lu primary work.
Ilev. Crciiahnw ol Redmond vlaltetl
Krhliiy at the tleo, Klaalcr home.
Mm, Karl Forreet aaaumed her
dutle lie teacher at the Khcpurd
school Mondny. Mr. For rent hue
excellent recoiiiiuciidalloiia and w ill,
uo doubt, give entire aailafac tlon.
Mr. and Mr.. Win, Froelie of lied
moud were vIhIIom In thla aectlon
Monday. Mr. Frocbe wui buylnif
up (at utock to lie uwd lu the lted
mond meat market,
Mia Helen Peery delightfully en
te rtalued the ecbolara of her achool
aud a lew friend at the tJvo. Heck
iiiiiu home Friday evening. Giiinea
aud mualc were IndtilKed lu and all
Jollied In eating their ahiire ol the
nuta and candle provided by the
luwU-aa. All cxiirtna thcniaclve
Shooting Scrape
at Sisters Monday
There wai a shooting acrape at
Sinter Monday. A man by the
name of Brown Hturti'd to clean out
the hunk house at the Mack Ilutte
ranch and Kt into trouble with
J ark KitehluK. Hrown wa more
or lutM undur the influence of liquor
when he HtarU-d the trouble. He
followed KiU'hinff outaide the
houae, it it slated, and this where
the nhuotinif waa done. Kitching-
ahot the man twice once In the
mouth and again in the forehead
It is aaid Brown will recover.
President Wilson's I
Cabinet Members'
Lots of Settlers
Coming to Oregon
She will be away about two wwkn. imVitK uumly good time.
a.j. nnmiimrn ami wire returned i'h,iv m,,rl.i i.ri,,i,f ,,,ut .rv
r'rlilny from a leu dnya' vlult to'i..-j . ,)Hrlr ol n,,i uu.,.. ,,ur,na
I on a aeiirvh for John Cumy who It
olltnltlt' point.
Tln-re have been evernl real eatate
nlr In our nelKhborhood reeently.
Laud la lrliilim noml prh-in,
K. K. I.auuhlln rame up from The
linlh-a TiH-adny. He n'portaweatlier
ciiinlltliiii. there murh the 'anme a
In Crook.
V. C. Cungleton ha been k-k with
In Krle till week. At prewtil
wrltliiK he I in mil Improved,
lan Folh'tte, who baa bitn In
1'iijillim the pnt month, took hi
departure Weduraduy tor hi home
In Lebanon.
Roberts.
March J. The pupil . of Keliool
I'Utrh t hud an entertainment In
the achool boue, February 21at.
There were quite a few people prea
nt and all at-emed to have a plena
ant time. The entertainment con
lated of enklii, dlnlogui1, lnK
liiK, and phonoKrnph election.
Alter the entertainment came a
liiiNkct.aix'litl. Lloyd linker auctioned
off the haket. The hluheet price.
pnld for a Imaket wna 9?.r0, Thl
biiMket win miide by one ol the
fourth urn do pupil who deiterve
much prtilae for her effort. The
chool netted :I5 from the Kiile that
I to be lined In buying
wiu reporteil wiw miming alm-e the
Kunday precirdlng when he wua
lnt aeeu at l'rluevllle. The Joke
waa on the aenrcher, however,
when one :f the party found fancy
In hi hark cooking brvaklaat.
L. W, Vun liim'ii wa given a aur
prtm Thumdny evening. After a
game ol "60u" the Indie proceeded
to rve itelU'lou refrt-atimeuU which
conalated of preened chicken aiiud
wlclice, hrlmp aiilml and vherlM-rt.
Mr. Young ol Redmond came out
Moudny to be at the bedalde of Mr.
Fote,r.
Mr. K. A. lluaaett of l'rluevllle
ciiine out Monday to vlit Mr. Bu
ett aud atteud the Foater Inlermeiit.
Mr.' J. Hitler of Oregon City came
In Monday to be at the bedalde of
her brother, C. II. Foater, but ar
rived too late to ce him lu life.
Urn nt Crltener and wife of Oregon
City, brother of Mr. Foster, were
arrival on the anme train.
Stop That Itch!
win gnarMrtM torn to te aW I
1 1 Iwa
No rmtr that I hv. r aoM for
Rtuitil I'aorl.m and all oihar Hmiji..
The following are President Wil- h'n,:" f,1;"1 mor9
time ago. He report having had a
good time while away but I glad to
get back ngiilu.
There wiih a aurprlae dance at the
home of llurrj Bnrue February 2.
There wna quite a mi in Ivor jirewm.
DiiiH ln j wna kept up until a lute
needed hour. Kveryone report a very en-
article. All the scholar drwrve the' Jyal.le time. Mli(utli l.nngroru
lilgheat rommeiulatlou for th. lr ! ' the Hry Luke rllHtrlct made her
work a they till labored erncHtly ' debut Into the Hnrue aoclety on
nml hard. To tho outHlde of tlto ' thl ocealoii. We nil hope thnt ahe
m hool who lent their nHHlHtunce, wo y fnvor u with her presence on
extend n vote of thanks. Perhaps we future occasions.
will have another entertainment lor
you some time Inter.
I'M Ooulil took a trip to Bend Inst
week and spent Sumlny with his
daughter, Mrs. Paul.
Ed Parker started to Prlnevllle on
Saturday evening. He expects to
complete his buslues nut! return by
the last of the week.
II. Ilium purchased a pnlrof horses
last week from Jim Cram. Mr.
I! 11 nil expect to use 1 licit) this sum
tner on his ranch. Both mil main are
well broke saddle horie n well as
work hurst's.
Ir Wlrtx has been working
VV. F.ldrlttgu the pust. two weeks,
'noon u the weather get better
Wlrtx will complete his job.
fur
As
Mr.
Barnes.
March 3. Not uuvlng Heen any
Item from this place for some time
will submit the following
It looks now as If spring wns with
us this time to stay.
J. II. Sands and fnmlly moved
buck ou tuelr homestead some time
ago. .
L. 8. Logan anil wife of Portland
are wsth us again.
(irandiua Bennett aud sou, Low,
have, been having a slegu of la grippe
but are Improving.
Born March 1, to the wife of C. A,
Stevenson, a daughter.
Bom February 27, to the wife of
,Harley Sauudurs, a daughter.
There have been preaching services
. at the Prlnglo Flat schoolhouse dur
ing tliu fore part of the week. A
( good attendauce Is reported.
Bye Bennett returned from his win
ter's outing lu California a short
The Barnes High School gave a
wild wist exhibition one evening
last week, second only to Pendleton.
But Sun 1'h.h Mollle, rather ttiau
the scliiml, carried off the honors
this time, or In other words, Mollle
didn't curry off anything except her
halter. How about It, girls.
Quite a number from this place ex
pect to attend the dunce ut Imperial
next Friday night.
Johnny Mosicr Is feeding a bunch
of horses tor W. W, Brown at the
Price plnco.
MIks Cmnllle Whltnker expects to
return to her old home ut Omaha,
Nebraska, soon.
The oldest pupil of the Barnes
High School, having been late every
morning for the lnt month ou ac
count of not having the correct time,
lias been promised a wutch, but has
failed to receive It.
Klva Wilhoit of Frinevlllo will be
thankful for subscribers or renewsls to
Pscilln Homestead or NorthweBt Poul
try Journal or votes from papers dtirinn
Pacific Homestead's pony contest, 1 27-1
Public Sale.
The Redmond Union Warehouse Co.
will sell at auction at the warehouse at
Redmond on Suturday, March 8th, st
10 o'clock a. m: A Registered Jersey
bull, good milch cows, stock cattle, a
Ki'niHturcit oerkslure boar, Duroo and
Poland China bows, horses, chickens,
potato digger, a Chalmers Detroit auto
wagons, plows, farming implement!
cook stove, dishes and numerous otlie
articles. - Persons having any article ti
place on sale Bhould list same with the
Warehouse Manager at once. 2-27-11
Wanted.
llouiokeep r to. take charge of house
for a bachelor and invalid mother on
Griz.'y mountain. Inquire Prineville
Hotel.' UlllltUK M. iUOLANQ.
L. VV. Hill, chairman of the
Great Northern board of direc
tors, ia more Interested In popu
lating tho vacant agricultural
lands of Orriron than he is in
building railroads.
Mr. Hill was Id Portland all
yestordsy. Today he is going to
take a trip over the Oregon Elec
trie to Eugene and back and may
visit the legiftlatute at Salem,
says the Oreifonian. Some of the
legislators have been urging Mr
Hill to address them today:
Plans of bringing settlers to
Oregon received bis serious con
sideration yesterday. Ha talked
the subject over with V. P. Da
vitlson, president ot the uregon
& Western Colonization Company
with whom he is interested. The
com pan r acquired 800,000 acres
of tbe original miliary wagon
road grant in 1011 and since then
huve been organizing their agen
cies throughout tbe country with
the intention of disposing of the
agricultural acreage at low pric
es. Tbey have land in tbis tract
that they can Bell as low as (5 an
acre.
' Our inquiries show that tbe
Eastern farmers are greatly in
terested in Oregon," said Mr
Hill. "I think inquiries hert in
dicate, too, that there will be a
good, heavy movement to tbe un
aettled parts of tbe state this
year." He conferred also with
J. 11. Young, president of the lo
cul Hill lines.
Mr. Hill hopes tbis year to
bring a large party of newspaper
men to Oregon and conduct them
on a tour of tbe state. He bad
such an intention in mind last
year but the big political conven
lions interfered with his plans.
The objective point will be Bill
Uiinley's ranch in Harney county.
Mr. Hunley wits in town yester
day and renewed bis invitation
extended to the newspaper men
of the Kast when he was a mem
ber of tho Western governors'
party that visited the Eastern
cities over a year ago.
Mr. Hill was greatly pleased
yesterday when be learned that
Franklin K. Lnne had been ap
pointed Secretary of the Interior
n President Wilson's cabinet,
lie denied knowledge of the re
puted intention of the Hill inter
ests to form an agreement with
the Western Pacific- to build a
connecting link between the pro
perties of the two roads in Ore
gon and California respectively,
giving the Gould eyslem entrance
to Portland and the Hills their
long-sought entrance to' Sao
Francisco.
In commenting on the excel
lent showing made by the Great
Northern in its report of bust-
hess for the last six months of
1912, which testified to heavily
increased earnings, he said:
"Why shouldn't we be doing
good business? We serve the
best part of tbe country. Our
territory is prosperous. Port
land, I am glad to say, contrib
uted handsomely to the big vol
ume of business we handled last
year."
He also called attention to the
fact that the Great Northern's
earnings have growu gradually
since Carl R. Gray left the presi
dency of the North Bank road in
Portland last May to become
president of the Great Northern.
Mr. Hill and his family will leave
tonight for California.
son's cabinet officers:
Secretary of state William Jen
nings Bryan of Nebraska.
Secretary of treasury William
G. McAdoo of New York. "
Secretary of war LIndley M.
Garrison of New Jersey.
Attorney-General James McRey-
nolds of Tennessee.
Postmaster-General Representa
tive Albert Rurleson of Texas.
Secretary of the navy Josephus
Daniels of North Carolina.
Seretary of th : interior Franklin
K. Lane of Calif rnia.
Secretary of nifricultur David
F. Houston of Aiibsouri.
Secretary of commerce Repre
sentative William C, Red field of
New York.
Secretary of labot William B.
Wilson of Pennsylvania.
D. D. D. Prescription lor Eczema
1 cuarant thla rm Ijr,
Th Wlnnrk I'otiipanr. PrlivrllH, Or-t'.o
THOPSIS Or THR ASVrAt, STATEMENT
or TMK
RESERVE LOAN LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY
f tn4ianapoi!i, Indians, (or th year end
ing Utmbr 31, Jvii.
AMflU.
Tint mortrvff Imm mnd loan
to poilcyhiitra $2,M.45 14
Cash !n offica. banks snd truat
cimpnti 91,!M'T.3
V . and muniipal bond 14,4 7
lua from aa-eats and premium ,
Hoi v " Mill
lmvra diM and acrui1 .'. 7
ju and rtefrrd iwrnJumi 6a,2.ft7
All nhr will .owi.
S fofestiittal Cards
AlNttrtu't. IriHurance
Tic J. H Haoer Abstract Co.
Incorporated
Prlnevllle, Ore.
Farm Lord. Bonil.
Law Office of
VV. P. MYERS
Kamitra BU'g, PriMrilla, Or
Dr. Charles MacFadden
Osteopathic PhfwcUn
Hwnlft- rHrUtWi anil Natural ThnLpuUc
fcmpluyxl. Ctinmlc IHmwt Hpeclailjr. -Office
ia Kamttra Block
Talapboaai PioaT, No. 126.
f2.TM.SM M
L'nnrurtd UMll 7.
Total a4mlttl4 umU
Charged with Assault
Dangerous Weapon
C. H. Fry and a man named
Beazely trot into an altercation
Tuesday, four miles north of Red-
mond. Beazely broke Fry's arm
with a pitchfork. Fry had him ar
rested charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon.
MabUltlOT.
!f4 prnt vlu af all aat
tandlng polMe.
All othar llml.llltl-a . .
Surplua and wiim aa4 capital
fJ.lt!.M7.!J
lU6.37U.lt
i.70,U27
Indlanapolla, January 1. I'll.
STATI OF INDIANA:
Oltlt. ot Auditor ot Stata.
I. W. H. 0-Brt.n. Auditor of tha Stata
f Indiana, do hereby rartlfjr that tho Ko
aorva Loan LIfa Inaurmnoa Company, ot
Indlanapolla. Indiana, haa eompllod with tha
tawa of tho atata of Indiana and maintains
with thla dapartmant a dpoall of tha lecai
raaarva on lu pollclaa aa requlr-d hr law.
W. H. O HHIKN.
Auditor of Stat.
T. . J. DUFFY
Attorney '-at-Law
(Kuooeaaur to w. A. Bell)
Pbixktiu.1
Ossaoa
Prof. A. W. Grater.
Divin Healor
Uffics in Morria Building thre door
south ot Journal office.
Prinvrille, Oregon
D. H. PEOPLES
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
Room 11 A riant son Bld'g
Prineville, Ore.
! 101
Notice.
All persons Imvlnn bought lot In
the I'lilon cemrtHry that tmreo't re
ceived tleetl for the nme are re
quested u preaeut their receipt lor
lota puiti lor to
ADK ItUHTO.V,
Sfretary of the truatee for A. O.
I". W. ami 1. O. O. V. lotl)fe, Prine
ville, wi-egon. 3 6 2t
You mail order hnuaewife will he tur
priaed st prices st Kaimtra's Itatkft
Hlort. 2 6
Ready to Saw Wood.
I have jtiat bouKht a aroodesw sad am
prepared to do our work. Leave or
ders st L, Katnetra's Jewelry Store.
1-16 Maktim Kahstra.
t Strayed.
Light bay pony with whits spot ii
forehead ; mane readied : weiiiiit be
tweeo kuu and U00 pmr.d; branded HP
on left ahoulder. Reward lor its re
turn to Hoti.ao 4 Keiuke. 2-6
For Trade.
Choice city realtlence proierty In
Hood River, favorably located and
growing In value. Will rent for $25
per month. rermiiueut renter.
V ulue tStOO. Will exchange for farm
projierty In Central Oregon. State
particulars lu first letter. Address
Journal. 3 6
Sewing Machine for Trade.
Will trails New Home Setting Ma
chine for tirRt-claaa wood. Si L.
KaniBtra, Jeweler, Prineville. 2 20
For Sale
White Wvandotte Cockerels bv 1. P.
A'Ihiiipou, Prineville, Ore. 9-2(i
Why Buy
Cheap Piano
At a Bargain Price
When you can get
a Ludwig at the
aame price.
Chas. F. Condart
Dr. Howard Gove
Dentist.
Crook County Bank Buildinf
r
"RECEPTION
Champ Smith, Propr
i
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
Famous Whiskies
Old Crow; Hermitage; Red
Top Rye; Yellow Stone;
Canadian Club; Cream
Rye; James E. Pepper,
Moore's Malt
Sheep Wanted.
From "00 to 500 head of vheep wnted
Aililrenn, itivinu lull particulars. Crook
Coi-xtt Jon ;nal, Prinevillo, Ore. 1-23
Auto for Sale.
Two paaxengor Automobile for sale or
trade; would consider city property or
cloie in screaue. For information sd
dresp Crook County Journal.
tj Porter, Ale and Olympia
i Draft Beer on Tap.
j Imported Wines
Liquors.
4
and
SPkgutimn mm J Jmrym
Cmii mmtmrmm' rawa afwjr av mifmi
Vm Om iO i . - smm fjm0 Mmm m
J4 mm atSVAa JSomm,
!Pr,m,wIU.
Orfrn.
HAVE YOU
Filed your Deed? Of Course.
HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
Certainly everyone has an abstract now.
Ho you know where your corners are.
Well, So, Not exactly.
Brewster Engineering Company,
Prineville, Oregon, wiil locate them for
yon and guarantee the work. Survey
ing, flatting. Irrigation Engineering,
rhona Pioneer 204.
CAmm. S. tSaW'WV Jf. P. SSttJtnmfi
OCCCLIST8
Belknap d wards
iPkitirimmt mmd Smrffmm
(County Physician.)
iPrintmill: OrfK
J. Tregelles Fox
M. R. C. 8. Enir: and L. 8. A. London
Licencee Oregon State Medical Board.
C. c- $ri
jftUrmrjr-mt-jCmm
&.al siat
IPrinmwitl; " -
Hvm'ene: AH-
and children's
SrjecUlint in Surgery:
mentarr Canal : women
diseases. eUi
OIBok and rwldence Thtnl atret Dear Court
Houae. Tel.: JToneer. Calla an'wored
promptly, nlglit or day. Chargea moderato
Onftm
iPhysiciam mmd Smrfm
CAUa AmWMtED PbOMTTLT Dl T 0 NlSHT
omci On Dooa Soith or adahboh's
DacsitBB. Bota office an resi
dence teiephonea.
IPrimtmill, - - Ortmrnn
W. A. BELL
Lawyer
TheDallea
Oregon
COLONIST FARES
. WESTBOUND
. March 15 to April 15, 1913
SEND FOR THE FOLKS
WHILE THE FARES ARE. LOW
The Low Fares apply from the following and many other points in
tlie East, to any station on the 0-W. R, & N. in Idaho. Oregon and
Washington.
' Atlanta, Ga.
Baltimore, Md.
Ronton, Mans.
Buffalo. N. Y.
Charleston, 8. C.
Detroit, Mich.
Fort Worth, Tes.
Minneapolis,
$51.70 Louisville, Ky.
54 75 Memphis, Tenn.
5.V15 Milwaukee, Wis.
47.50 Montsomery, Ala.
(W OO Muskogee, Okla.
43.50 New York Ci'y
40.75 New Orleans
30.00 St. Paul, Minn.
$42.85 Oklahsma City
42 60 Philadelphia, Fa.
30.70
Pittsburg, Pa.
St. Louit. Mo.
50.15 Denver, Colo.
85.20 Omaha, Neb.
55.00 KanBas, City, Mo.
4S 05 Leavenworth, Kan
30.00 Chicago
135.25
64.75
47 00
37 00
30.00
30.00
30.00
. 30.00
38.00
Sf. Cllioti,
Pm mill,,
j(Hmrnj-at-jCmm
Ormgmn.
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorney-at-Law.
Office In M. R. IMwrs' ottice.
Pkineville Oregon-
. SSrnA
jCawyr
Jt strmtt. Srimmmili;
Ortfom.
Prepaid Orders
Tickets will be delivered without extra charge to any
body at any point where Colonist fares apply, upon de
posit with any 0-W R, & N. Agent of the amount.
For full particulars drop a card to
H. BAUKOL, Agent O-W R. & N, Redmond, Oregon
The Brosius Bar
Finest Brands of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
LAGER BEER ON DRAUGHT
F. E. BROSIUS, Proprietor
i