GOOD ROADS BEING BUILT
IN COLORADO BY CONVICTS
lata laving at Ltai 1100.000 by Man.
Ing Criminal! Da Work.
P putting It rnnrlrtMl rrlinlnnta
"on honor" anil allowing lln-ui in do
rond biillillng-am'li ai-rvlin In th
tnla gntiilng iIiimu rnimiitiiatliui of
'tili'tirc-Colornilo wma to hare gone
I long way toward aolvlng I ho liluli
way prolili'in anil (he problem of tbe
uui-niployml coiivli'l at on and Hie
Miua tlins.
Alxiul half lh conirli-ts In the Colo
rndo Hal rwiiliftnlMry at Canyon City
are rmilo)i-il In rond work. Tlitr prls
00 population rarM rrom Tut) to 7fsi,
anil ll la esllmali-4 Itint Ihr labor thus
iwurnl to tba stats mrnna an actual
IBS!
ooKTirrra at ik on coiohaik) kimsm.
raah' vnlu of at least f IiNMKH) per
year, not to apeak of Hulvlng the ru
ing question of km-plng criminals I'lll
ployml without cuniltt-t luu with free la
bor. It roata aliout an cent a (lay to kwi
convict In mad rnmp as SKiilimt I'J
renta a dny In thr M-nlli-iitlnrr. TIih
men mint hare bettor fiMHl when en
gaged lu such hard nmnmil Inlnir. and
thla forma lb rhli'f Item of added ex
pense. Out even tbla eiH'iie bna been
lived to the gi-uvrnl taipayer of
Colorado, aa tba counties (brunch
which the roads ara built coiitrlhuie
tha extra 24 rt'tita r dny per man.
This tax la gladly borne by tha coun
ties, aa they receive moat of the bene
fit from the construction of Ibe road.
IMIM-I-M-MWMMHII-'
TAFT INTERESTED IN GOOD
ROADS.
In a recant letter Prealdant
Teft epreea bia Interett In
good roada aa follows!
"I have a very Intenae Inter
eat In the development of good
roada the country ever, and I
am very glad te know that the
movement In favor of thla Im
provement has taken auch na
tional form aa te Indioate the
widespread feeling of the neoee
slty for giving to the residents
of the country aa diatlngulihed
from the elty a faolllty for Inter
communication that will greatly
add to the comfort of living in
the ooontry end will inerease
the profit of the producer and
farmer by reduoing the cost of
his initial transportation.
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A BUQH0U8E STORY.
Dughouaa experu ure sllll quarrel-
lug uu the louse uuiwtlon.
John Hull clultna I hero ure tlx breeds
af hull lire; some Americana cluliu
three; tlm i-bnp who got one on liliu
rells there aru a inllllnu, but a cau
s of lliu bughouse brethren finds
the niiijorlly Iwllije there are four
prliuipul geiiiTH-Kolilodi'S, goulootea,
llpcurus and menopi'U and these
have llii'lr variolic Ilk tha fowl
breed they Infest The gotilodi- U
(ha bead mid nk blood sinker, the
others simply rrny llng, biting, wraub-
Ing, living ou araiea, Hcud reus aim
f nil her material. They ara gray,
brown, white, yellow and mottled, are
bom and llv their whole life ou the
hen and, It la suld. chill to death If
A GOOD EXAMPLL
Two North Carolina Farmera Ara Con
stsntly Dragging Roads.
Ail example worthy of eniuliitloa la
that act by (Jrlmes Hros., f armors und
millers, or Ij-xIiikIou, N. C. Those
Ki-utlviiieti own it blR tnrm north of the
city, touching the city limits. A short
stretch of tlu rond through tills farm
hit been nmriitlntnlUKl. but so well la
the whole kept that It la Impossible to
tell without Tory close attcutloa Just
where the nine foot atrip of macadam
ends and the clay begins. The rond
fur mora thun a tulle north of the city
1 almost perfect, smooth, level and
dry In all sort of weather, and the
secret of Its fine coudltlou Is the road
drag. After every hard rain a team
and drag go brer the road, and It la
thereby kept In almost perfect condi
tion. lu striking contrast to this rond is
tha rond Just beyond the fnrui of these
good citizens. Uuts and boloa abound,
and travel censes to be a pleasure and
becomes a positive discomfort to man
nnd benst The rond drag did It all.
All of this work has never cost the
county or township a penny. These
gentlemen have furnished the labor
and teams and have done the work
"without rewnrd or hope of reward."
It Is their hope that tbe example which
they have set will spread. Southern
Good Bonds.
Roada In a Small Town.
In the southwest comer of Reno
county, Kan., Is the town of Turon,
which the 1010 census report gives a
population of 012. Some eighteen
months ago commercial club was
organized In Turon, snys the Kansas
City Btar. Its roll now numbers 103
members. Since Its organization four
titles of four foot cement sidewalks
nave been built in Turon.
A sidewalk on both side of the
street extends from the Missouri Pa
cific depot to the Hock Island depot,
a distance of half a mile. All the
aide street are Improved wttb similar
walks. Some time ago Turon built a
new achoolhouse. It was locoted
about nine blocks from the business
section, and as soon as It was finished
cement walks were laid from tbe busi
ness part of the town. That's the
way they do things In Turon and may
In part explain why Turon has In
creased In population 02 per cent since
the last censu was taken.
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. -i
Photo by C. M. Barnlls.
ursunus VAHunn.w maokifikd an
uiusa,
away from her bent which dlspoae
of the Idea that beuhousea and nest
get lousy. The red mite and tick are
the "crimson ramblers" of the ben
bouse 'tint swarm from the crevices
at night to attack the Dock and Infest
tbe UesL
Hint, filth, weak stock, absence of
dusting material and lazy prostration
are conducive to lice multiplication,
the third generation of one Individual
reaching 123.000 In three months.
Hens dust lots of them off, but often
they get abend and It not stopped
csuso more losses, especially among
chicks, thnn dlsense. Pure Persian In
sect powder Is death to all 11c. Sweet
cream or camphorated lard Is a knock
er for head lice. For clucks, turkey
mothers, tender poults nud chirks we
prefer the Persian, but for adult
stock there Is no killer more effective
and cheep than the following mixture:
Tour oundH plaster pnrts, one pint
gasoline, one-half pint mute rnrbollc
arid. Mix the nMd nud gasoline, stir
Into the planter nnd. when tnonmiihly
mixed, screen over n newspaper, nl
low to stand two hours nnd then dust
a reasonable nnnmnt Into feathers of
fowl. Three applications a week apart
will finish the lice nnd disinfect the
roost
FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
That the fools nnd suckers aren't all
dead jet Is shown by the number of
systems advertised nnd constantly coin
Ing Into being. Old you bite and get
bit?
The week before Easter Is a good
tlmo to ship capons to market In
picking do not remove feathers from
neck, upper breast, thighs, tall and
wing tips.
Two things mostly kill the million
of brooder chicks that decease too
much beat, too much to ent This Is
rhyme, so take It In time If you'd
strike a gold mine.
When you estimate the profit your
hens bring don't forget to count in
tbe fun you get out of it That exer
cise In the air and sunshine has kept
you from many a brainstorm.
A your chicks get older you must
change to larger grain. If kept right
along on chick feed their gizzards do
not develop. They keep soft, and in
tbe end you have birds that are weak.
So many women are Interested in
poultry, and hundreds of questions
were asked by them where we lectur
ed at farmers' Institutes. They are
surely tbe sine qua non. Without
tbera man is a fizzle.
When you get wenry of work don't
become a Weary Willie. Life Is a his
tory, and you can't afford to have any
pages blank nor blotted, so labor on,
and may every page be filled with
good deeds and the conclusion be hap
py.
When forcing chickens for market
narrow ration will cloy on the appe
tite, and the fowl will not eat as much
as H can digest At this time tbe
cramming machine Is used by some.
while others tickle the fowl' palate
knd thus increase the appetite by add'
Ing; variety to the bill of fare.
A five acre farm and fourteen other
prizes were offered by the state poul
try board of Missouri for the best fif
teen poultry house plans with methods
of management There were 200 plans
from nineteen different states submit
ted. Tbe farm, as first prize, went to
Frank E. Mlxa, Ames, la. With sucb
encouragement for tbe Industry, la It
a wonder Missouri's ahead?
Why She Called.
Mald-DId you call me, ma'am?
Mine. I'nrveuu-Yes. I Just wsnted
to tell you that I didn't need you Just
at present-Kllegende lllntter.
Suggostsd Improvements,
"1 wish I were the weather man."
"Then what would happen?"
"We'd have a ahower every time the
lawn needed sprinkling."
"Huh! I'd beat that"
"What would you do?"
"I'd have a cloudburst every time my
wife suggested a picnic."
REO
REO AND HUDSON
AUTOMOBILES
The New Hudson rt37"
Hudson A, Six
Reo the Fifth
J. C. Robinson, Agent,
2-6 Madras, Ore.
Cow to Pasture.
Apply to Mm. I.. Dillon. Pasture
o-n May 1, 1M3. Driving done hy
Orvll Dillon. 4tp
r,
Trut Enough,
Tatman Could you loan me S5, BUI?
Binaluian Sorry, old man. but yon
can see for yourself I'm pretty short
Just now. Washington Star.
Nothing to It,
"Green and
llrown are hav
ing a terrible row
down the street"
"What seems to
be the matter?"
"I dou't know,
but they are call
ing each other
thief aud liar'"
"Did you say
Green and
HrownV"
"Yes?"
"1 thought so.
They are Just
having a frleudly
political tllscns
slou. Come on;
let's go homo."
DeLAVAL
Cream Separators
Sold on Easy Terms
Pioneer Cream Co.
Prineville, Oregon
Sum mona
In the circuit court of tbe state of
Oregon for Crook County.
J. W. Boone, pliilutlft,
vs.
I'rl K. Mlnkler. defendant.
To I'rl H. Mlnkler, the above named
delenduiit:
I'i the name of the state of Orrgoa
you are hereby required to appear
and nnswer the complaint of
plaintiff filed In the above entitled
suit within ten ilars Iroin the date
ol the service of this summons upoa
you, II served within Crook county,
state ol Oregon, or, II served wlthla
any other county in t bis state, the
within twenty day from the date of
the service of this summons upon
you, or, if served by publication,
and not within this state, then ou
or before
Iks Sta Uj rf Mir, 1913,
and Ton are hereby notified that If
you fail to o appear or answer, for
want thereof the plaintiff will take
Judgment and decree against you for
the relief prayed lorln the complaint.
o-wlt: A Judgment for the en.ru ot
Sixteen Hundred eighty dollars.
witb interest thereon at rate of IS
per cent per annum from tbe 3rd day
of March, 1113, until paid, and for
the lurtber sum of one hundred fifty
dollars a attorney's lees and for tbe
costs and disbursements of this suit.
And for a decree that a certain mort-
guge executed by you to the plain
tiff on tbe lain Uuy ol ueceuioer.
1'JlO, be foreclosed, and the real
iroperty described therein, to-wlt:
Lots two and three and tbe east
hall of the southwest quarter of sec
tion eighteen. In township fifteen
south, of range seventeen east of the
Willamette Meridian In Crook coun
ty, state of Oregon, together with
the tenements, lie sold by the sheriff
ol Crook county, Oregon, according
to law, and tlie money arising iroia
said sale to tie applied on the Judg
ment prayed for, attorney s lees aud
costs, and If Insufficient to pay tbe
same, then for a Judgment for suck
dehclency. That the plalutln ue al
lowed to become a bidder and pur
chaser at such sale, and that the de
fendant and all persons claiming by,
through or under him, be forever
barred and foreclosed and estoppeel
from having any right, title or Inter
est In or to said premises or any
part thereof, or any redemption or
equity of redemption except a pro
vided by law, and for such other
and further relief as may be proper
In the premises.
This summons Is published In tbe
Crook County Journal, a weekly
newspaper, published at the city of
Prineville, Crook county, state of
Oregon, for six full weeks, by order
of the Hon. G. Springer, county
Judge of Crook county, state of Ore
gon, made and entered on the 8th
dav ol March, 1913.
Dated and published first time thl
13th day ot March, 1U13.
M. .. BHINK,
3-13 6w Attorney for plaintiff.
His Errsnd.
Just Opened :
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
In Cornett Stage Barn
Prineville, Oregon
Special attention given to the traveling Public.
Hay 25c a day per head.
Give us a call.
White & Mackey, Props.
"T
"Clio, Billy! Where you golnT
"I ain't goln'. I'm Jest seeln' orf my
college chum 'ere." Punch.
Biddy Taksa th T'p.
Mother Joe, why do you luppost
that old hen persists in laying In tht
coal bin?
Joe Why mother,' I think she bai
seen the sign, "Now I tba Urn to lay
In your coair'-Pbiladelphla Press.
a
LTJTVEBEiR,
Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP&PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Crook County Bank
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Au,n Llabiliti
Loam 1133 7W M Capital paid lu full 136.000.00
Overdrafts 4.7IW.0S Surplus 14,000.00
Bunking House S4.00H.50 Undivided profits 7,6 8.08
Cash aud Kxenanae 68,421.76 Deposits 151,897.48
Total fl08.BT0.55 1208,970.50
W. A. Booth, Pres. D. F. Stewart, Vlce-Pres, C. M. Elkins, Cashier
L. A. Booth, Asilstam Cashier
THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. W1GLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Seasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
You . would . enjoy . the . Journal
Summons.
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Crook county,
Sarub J, Kewsora, plaintiff,
vs.
Thomas S. i'rlnffle, RoxieL. Prinitle,
Mildred Prlngle and all unknown
heirs of Frank F. Prinze and Mrs.
M. E. Prlngle, deceased, and all
others Interested, defendfiuts.
To Thomas S. Pringle, Roxle 1
Pringle, Mildred Pringle and all
unknown heirs of Frank F. Prinitle
nnd Mrs. M. E. PrluRle, deceased,
nnd to all others interested, the
above named defendants:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
You and each of you are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint of plaiutiff filed against
you in the above entitled Biiit within
ten days from tbe date ot the service
of this summons upon you, if served
within Crook county, Oregon, or, If
served within any other county of
the state of Oregon, then within
1 wenty days from the date of the
service ot this Biimmous upon you,
and if served upon you by publica
tion according to law, then on or
before the
Fiftk day at My, 1913,
and you and each of you are hereby
notified that if you fall go to appear
and answer, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief prayed for in the complaint
tvwit:
For a decree of said court that the
plaintiff Is the owner In fee simple
and free from all Incumbrances ot
the ee qr of tbe se qr of section seven,
the eouthwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section eight, the
northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section eighteen, and the
northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section seventeen, all la
township seventeen south of range
nineteen east of the Willamette
Meridian In Crook county, state of
Oregon. That the cloud now exist
ing upon plaintiff's title to said
premises by reason of a certain In
strument of writing known as a
bond tor deed, executed by the
plaintiff under the name of Mrs. S.
J. Newsora and her husband, S. J.
IsewBom, to the above named Frank
F. Pringle and Mrs. M. E. Pringle,
on the 26th day of October. 1SRL
and recorded In Vol. 1 on page 729.
Records of Deed of Crook countv.
state of Oregon, be forever removed
and held as canceled and void, anil
that the defendants and each of
them be forever barred and estonoed
from having or claiming any right
title or Interest In or to said prem
ises or any part thereof by reason
of said Instrument, and that all per
sons claiming by, through or under
the defendants or either of them be
so barred and estopped, and that
plaintiff's title to said Dremlaes be
confirmed and quieted, and for such
oiner ana turtner reiiei as may e
properln the premises.
This summons Is published In fhs
Crook County Journal, at Prineville,
Oregon, for six full weeks, by order
of the Hon. (J. Springer, jfidge ot the
county court of the state of Oregon,
for Crook county, made and entered
on the 12th day ot March, 1918, 4a
the above entitled cause.
Dated and published first time f.hla
13th day of March, 1913.
M. E. Brink,
313 5-1 - Attorney for plalntlt
r