.No Evidence Found
Against the Boys
LOCAL MENTION
A. R. Bowman is in Portland this
j w jek.
c-nfrin cjums recurneu ounuay treorffe T. Sly of La Tine is in
evening from Portland where he Prineville this week.
located Charles O'Kelly and Albert
Birdsontr, who were wanted here in
onnection with the disappearance j
of Anna Nelson and Wave Hoover, j
The sheriff had no trouble in lo- j
ting the men but experienced lots j
-of trouble in locating the girls. He j
.finally got wind that they were in ,
Hood River or vicinity and that was
where he found them. The sheriff
in the meantime had visited the
lodging house in The Dalles where
the young people had put up and
found that the girls had a room by
themselves and the boys had another
in a different part of the building,
nothing of an incriminating nature
was discovered. The young people
were all rounded up in Hood River
rand as no evidence of a criminal
nature was obtained the boys were
discharged from custody. The girls
were working for different families
one in Hood River and the other
in the country.
Pleasant Time at the
Home of Prof. Smith
It was no. ill wind that blew a
party of young people to the home
af Prof. J. W. Smith last Friday
evening. For although some nay
.have thought at first that they were
sneceiving a chilly reception, the
warm-hearted welcome of the host
And hostess dispelled any such im
pression. The time was spent very pleas
antly in games and guessing con
tests. Miss James received a hand-
' ssome Portland penant for proving
Sisrself the most clever guesser.
TKhen every lady present had an
opportunity to have a new Easter
Ewrmet made to order the men rose
tn the occasion and demonstrated
&y means of marvelous, near-Parisian
eaeations that they had hitherto
concealed their talents in the art of of the Grange in
Born March 25, to Mr. and Mrs
Ben Hindeman, a boy.
Perry South and wife of Grand
view were in town Monday.
Eari Benton, E. M. Ebey and G
A. McKarlane were over from Red
mond Tuesday.
J. T. Hardy, the Oregon Trunk
freight and passenger agent, was in
Prineville Tuesday.
The Music Lovers' club enjoyed
an interesting musical program at
the home of Mrs. Rice last Tuesday
afternoon.
The Misses Margaret and May
Baldwin, sisters of Mrs. L M
Hodges, have returned to their
home at Eugene.
W. R. Hicks, representing the big
wholesale house of J. V, Farwell
Co. of Chicago, la a business visitor
to Prineville this week.
Messrs. C. M. Elkins and T. M.
Baldwin leave next Monday for
Portland on matters connected with
the projected railroad to this city.
The high school debating team
chosen to meet the team from the
public school is Bernard Ramsey,
leader, Frederic Rice, Stacey Smith,
Orville Yancey, alternate.
Sheriff Elkins has received word
that Governor west refused to
honor the requisition made from
Washington for the return of the
eloping couple to Montesano. Mr
and Mrs. Seeman can go their way
in peace.
The members of the Philathea
Class will give a "Mystery Social"
j at M. E. church Tuesday evening.
i April l. An interesting program
I will be rendered. Everybody in
vited. Bring a good appetite and
a little spare change.
Cyrus W alker of Albany is visit
ing old friends in Prineville this
week and is looking after the inter-
which he is an
Dr. Edmunds Lecture
millinery. -active worker. Mr. Walker enjoys
At the close of the evening a j the distinction of being the oldest
Jeiicious supper was served by the living native Oregonian in the state.
Sostese, assisted by Miss Herman H. W. Howard, representing the
.and Miss Thomas. Deschutes Power Co. of Prineville,
The guests were Misses Hubbard, i is interviewing the farmers between
Barnes, James, Merrill, Conway, j here and Redmond relative to in--Jane
Allen, Williams, Gitchel, Ada stalling electric lights and power on
Allen, Cassidy, Crooks, Engdahl, their ranches. If enough business
Herman and Evans, Messrs Brown, ! can be secured to justify the ex
Duffy, Horace Belknap, Dudley, . pense the extra wiring will be put
Peoples, Wilfred Belknap, Morse, ! in at once.
Clayton, Robinson, Battles, Wirtz. t The supper given Tuesday even--Shaw,
Stevenson and Bechtel. ! jnCr bv the ladies of the Methodic
! church was well attended and we
! venture the assertion- that had the
XIT 11 In 11 people who were not there known
f T ClI mienuea 0f the many good things with which
every tawe was loaded no one
( 1te Methodist church was well ( would have stayed away. Every
rrllsd Tuesday evening to listen to one was served well and the ladies
the lecture on "The Education of 1 were most generous in insisting up-
the Twenty-first Century" bY Dr. i on extra helpings.
Edmunds. The doctor is an ad- i , T-m .
mirer of Dr. Montessori and ex- j Important Meeting
a i .j i j :
jjiaujcu smut; ui ner auvauceu euu-l I J 1
cationa! methods. He is in svm-f LOGICS AlMCX
patby withjyoung people and pointed !
i
out many of the errors in present The regular monthly business
3ay methods and suggested rem-j meeting of the Ladies' Annex will
edies for them. ; be held next Tuesday afternoon in
The excellent musical program i the ladies' parlors at 2 o'clock.
oy Mrs. Edmunds and Mrs. Coe wasj The committee has arranged for
enjoyed by all. ' an interesting discussion on how to
Cyrus Walker, an old Oregon pio-! beautify the yards, porches and
weer, wa3 present and by request windows and also for a few subjects
sang an Indian song in the Chinook , pertaining to the vegetable garden.
jargon. He responded to a hearty ', This is the beginning of some civic
encore. Although Mr. Walker is improvement work in which many
jl years old he looks and acts . of the ladies have long been inter
much younger. iested.
iiui. voe acieu as chairman or ; E-veryone is requested to come
the evening. j prepared to tell of any special suc
cess she has had with flowers,
'shrubs or gardens in this section.
. Tailoring
Just a moment, Bill. Let
us drop in and have our
suit made to measure.
Also $3.50 and $4.00, i i rp .1
Pants Ready to wear(j0rmley, tllC 1 ailOf
LOCAL MENTION
Z. M. Brown is in Prineville this
week.
Rev. B. F. Harper of Milton is in
town today.
Born March 2(5, to the wife of
II. H. Davis, a boy;
R. L. Jordan is a business visitor
to Portland this week.
Mr. C. . Freeman was a busi
ness visitor in Prineville Saturday.
Horace Addis of the Rural Spirit
of Portland is in Prineville this
week.
State Superintendent Alderman
has been elected superintendent of
the Portland schools.
Rev. Luke Sheehan will hold ser
vices at Stewart's Hall next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. Adams of the Chistian church
will begin revival services at Union
church at 11 a. m., Sunday, March
30th.
Mrs. John Wigle entertained Miss
Conway's division of the Camp Fire
Girls at breakfast on Wednesday
morning.
Eben French, the pharmacist, has
accepted a position with D. P.
Adamson & Co. Ray Constable re
signed to become a farmer.
Mrs. Emma E. Mertsching died
at her home on Dry Creek, March
20th. Mrs. Mertsching had been a
sufferer from cancer for three
years.
Misses Maggie and Mae Baldwin
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Lewis Hodges, for several
weeks left Sunday for their home in
Eugene.
Next Sabbath atjthe Presbj terian
church the choir will render special
music, both morning-and evening.
The evening service begins at 8 in
stead of 7:30 and C. E. at 7. You
are invited to attend. M. A. Prater.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Ewing died at their
home in Lamonta, March 19th of
pneumonia- .r. and Mrs. Ewing,
wish to thank their friends for the
Vh.n in the market
mvut and Stimuli, ee
Lumbal A 1'rodiKe Co.
tor l.lme, Oe
the lledn'ond
S27-2in
Call for Warrants.
(inn that all
it firm mat all en-
U Irnra No. 144 lo a7S
lemt ito March
Notic i. hervbr
eral fund nirrtn
inclu.iv., will be
lion t my otfio.
1913.
R. 1. JimixM,
C)unty treasurer. Crook county, Or.
Irrigated Land for Rent
Improved irrigated Umi lor nnt In
Powell Mutt, di.irit-t. Apply tn I). A.
McKarlane, Kedinund, Or.. 2 13 If
To the Public
We respectfully request that our
patrons ascertain long distance
charges from operators before us
ing our toll lines, on account of the
Public Utility act pa.ttt.st at last
general election. Rates that have
been in effect for the past nine
months are changed to conform to
those in use January 1st, 1911.
The Pioneer Telephone & Tele
graph Co. 3-13-31
Hoffa Shoe Shop.
Hoota anil .hot) neatly rvpnlrvd
anil price, right. Wurk Kunranteed.
Ion"t foriret tin' pliu'p. next dour to
Journal Otflc.
Property for Sale.
Mr. Walter O'.Wir. home, large
prvel ol Unci, nine-room hnuw,
K Ml barn, chicken houae and other
outbuilding.. A bargain. Part
terma. Call or writ Mkm. Wai.t:
O'Xkii.. Prineville, Ore. 3-20-lt
Notice to Creditor..
Notice i hereby given that the tin.
der.igned have been, by the county
court ol the Hate of Oregon, for Crook
oountv, duly appointed eierutore of the
estate of t'harlea H. ! enter, deceaaeij,
and all perrana having claim anal nut
aid estate are hereby required to pre-
ni tne same, duir verified, to aaid
executor at the law office ol M. E.
Brink, in the city of Prineville, Crook
ciuotr, Oregon, within aix monthi
Irom the date ol this notice.
Iated and published first time tills
13th day of March, 1913.
MKLVIN M. FtMTBR,
Oa C FoeTaa,
Executors of the will and estate of
Cbarlea H. Foster, deceased. 313-w
"PRINORE"
AND
"STANDARD"
Prineville Flour
indness and help
uring their trouble.
shown them
White Leghorns For Sale.
1 nave a few thoroughbred White i
Leghorn C(K:k-reU for Immediate
ale; low price; ready for breeding
jpurpoacH. Can be seen in Prineville. !
. Mi-imp C. O. Poi.l.AHi).
For Sale.
T acres 7 miles south of Madras below
Cotiipany M'ells, Crook County. Oreion.
acres ploweii, 4U acres paHtilre, S-rooiu
.'aoBBe, ail for $im. Ika JlcUotnAct,
;McC'kary, Wash.
Cows to Pasture.
Apply to Mm. L. Dillon. PaBture
H)eu April 1, 1913. Urlvlng done by
Orvll Uillon. 3-L04tp
For Sale
White Wyandotte Cockerels by D. P.
Adamson, Prineville, Ore. . 9-26
I hose who have not had experience
with plants in Crook county are
urged to attend and learn what
they can from these discussions.
There will be important busine.cs
to be taken up. This with the sub
jects for discussion, promise to make
a helpful and interesting afternoon
which no one should miss. All are
requested to meet promptly at 2
o'clock.
Horses For Sale.
Fifty head of horHen for Bale at
reasonable prices. John It. Stinson.
Oregon & Western Colonization Co.,
Priueville, Ore. 3-6
Notice.
Members of the Mill Creek Livestock
Association wanting salt or other sup
plies will please let their wants be
known to secretary-treasurer.
3 27-2t Kavhiixd Calava.i.
Don't Economize When Buying
Stock.
of
any kind for breeding purposes
iet a few settings of hizh grade White
flymoutb Kock eegs. Per setcing 2 00.
3-l'7-8t E. W. Twins, Mecca, Or.
When in the market for I.inie, Ce
ment and Shingles, see the Kedmond
Lumber & Produce Co. 3 27-2m
State Veterinarian.
The State Veterinarian is soon to visit
Prineville: any cases of horse or cattle
disease or hog cholera reported to this
office will receive careful attention.
(i. SritiMiea,
County judge of Croo county.
Eggs for Hatching.
Have 4 Buff Orpington Ducks and
have got over liOO eu'gs since Dec. 11;
are winter layers and always lay in
same nest: white eggs strain. H. C.
Rhode Island Keda first pen cockrfll
won 2nd at Portland fair 11112: pullets
of equal mating; S. C. White Leghorns,
W . Vj. lirown strain, cockrel score y'J,'$
1&12 'Phone or call at ranc h.
.'27 Mes. A. J. 'oiii.k.
Notice ot 1'inal Settlement.
Notice is hereby given, by the under
signed, the administrator of the estate
of George W. Barnes, deceased, that he
hag made and filed with the county
clerk of Crook county, Oregon, his final
accounting of hie administration of said
estate, and the court has set Monday.
the 7th day of April, 1!U3, at 10 o'clock
the forenoon, at the county court
room in Prineville, Oregon, as tne time
and place for hearing and settling said
final accounting. At which said time
and place any person interested in said
estate may up pear and object lo said
hnal accounting.
Dated this znth day ol l-ebruary, laia,
William H, Barnes,
Administrator of the estate of Ueorge
W. Dames, deceased. 2 27p
Millinery
Mrs. Estes
Prineville, Ore.
The "Story of the Cadillac," is one of that mechanical and
commercial advancement which makes for permanency.
The Cadillac Company has never yielded to clamor by
producing that which catered merely to fancy, nor
that which took advantage of the uninformed. On the
contrary it has produced only that which it knew would
give to the purchaser "value received" in abundant measure.
The Cadillac Company has never been obliged to resort
to exaggeration and over-drawn claims to dispose of all
the cars that it could make and more. Its policy has
ever been to under-claim rather than over-claim. It is
gratified that the public accepts its representations at their
full worth; because the public has never been misled and
because the public could always expect and has always
received more than was offered.
THE W. F. KING COMPANY
DISTRIBUTORS
Prineville, .... Oregon
Sunshine Lamp
SOOCandle Power
FREE
To Trv In Your Own Noma
Tom night Into day. Olvw bettorllffht
tlutn ffM, IM-trkltr or 1 ortJlnry
fernpasu ons tenth lhAnort. For Horn.
titorm. Ull, ChimltML A child ar
vmrry It. Makna tu own Kfrlit from
Common guoiiua. Abwriutoljr BAKBi.
COSTS 1 CENT A KIGHT
WUJ par for itself In nfrmty dr i
iicsi reading lamp in thtj world.
No wick, no chimnfiY, no mantle1
trouble, no dirt, no odor, noirnokeJ
Guaranteed & years. Fo Bale lit
Horace P, Belknap Jr.. Agt, Prineville.
Newly Furnished Throughout Rooms 50c, 75c, $1
European and American Plan. New Management
HOTEL OREGON
Louis E. Dudrey, Mgr.
PRINEVILLE,
OREGON
Wood for Sale.
Order wood before 30th, cut from
Holld pine and fir 16 Inch length; (2.75
per cord. 3 delivery chawe. Up
per Mill Creek. Richard It, Law
hkncb. 3-20
Best Meals in Central Oregon, 35 Cents. H
Cooking. Family Style.
ome
D. P. Adamson & Co.,
Druggists
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Lowney's Candies, Ice Cream Soda, Sta
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