f
Prof. Shaw Coming
Trof. Thomas Shaw, the Groat
Northern Railway's agricultural
expert, is coming to Central Oregon
to deliver a series of addresses on
agricultural topics. He will be in
Trineville Wednesday, May 21, and
will speak at Club Hall at 2 o'clock
in we atiernoon. r.ver,oouy m-
vited. Farmers are requested to
send in a list of questions. Tell
him your troubles. He can help
you. Mail all subjects to John R.
Stinson, Prineville. Oregon, and he
will forward them to the professor
so that the answers may be read at
the meeting May 21.
Attorneys Present
at District Court
The following attorneys were
attendance at court:
Redmond G. A. McFarlane,
J.
A. Willeox. V. B. Daggett, Kirk
Whited.
Metolius Denton G. Burdick.
Madras Lewis H. Irving.
Portland H. S. Wilson. E. W.
Hardy, Jesse Stearns, Frederick R.
Behrends, E. B. Dufur.
Prineville M. R. Elliott. T. E. J.
Duffy. M. E. Brink, C. C. Brix, W.
P. Myers, N. G. Wallace, Geo. L.
Bernier, Willard H. Wirtz, M. R.
Biggs, Miss Statira G. Biggs.
Bend C. S. Benson, Ross Farn
ham. Deschuses Martin.
The Dalles W. H. Wilson, W. A.
Bell, Paul Childers, Fred W. Wil
son. Property for Sale.
Mrs. Walter O'N'ell's home, large I
parvel ot land, nine-room house, ;
good barn, chicken house and other j
outbuildings. A bargain. Part !
terms. Call or write Miw. Walter'
O'.Neil. Prineville. Ore. 3-20-4t i
The New Millinery Store
has moved to the Morris building on
Fifth street. Just around the corner
Irom the old stand. Prices away
down. 5-S-lt Uektki'pe Palmkh.
Notice.
During the summer will saw wood on
Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
Leave your orders at Kamstra's store
and they will be promptly attended to.
5 8-lm M. Kamhtha.
For extra Fancy Alfalfa Seed at
lowest prices see J. E. Stkwart &
Co. 51
Have your eyes examined, lenses
duplicated or glasses made by Dk.
Ida Bkhremit, Hotel Oregon, Prine
ville. 4 24
Fine line new Shirts and
waists for Women at Elklns'
Sbtrt-
Store
Seed Wheat for Sale.
Early W ilbur. D. P. Aoahsos, Prine
ville, Oregon. 3-2T
Wood for Sale.
Wood for tale at 4."5 and to a cord
at the yard : 50c extra per cord de-
hvered. P. L. k W. Co.
1-ltt
For Sale Cheap.
New 5-room Bungalow; modern In
every way. In East Prineville.
4-24 E L. Cue.
Buckingham & Hechts' Boots and
Shoes wear satisfactorily. Full line
at Elklns' Store. 4-10
For Sale.
160 acres 7 miles south of Madras below
Company Wella, Crook County, Oregon.
120 acre plowed, 40 acres pasture, a-room
house.
all for lti00. iaA JIcCobmaci,
McCleary, Wash.
&-20
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore.
May Int. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that
Hiram M. Smead
of Post, Oregon, who, or) June 11th,
1910, made homestead No. 07004, for
ewj nwj. wi swJi, and sej swi sec
tion 2, township 17 south, range 19
east, Willamette Meridian, Iiuh filed
notice of intention to make final
three-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
iue county cierK at nis othce at Frlne
fv ,!i '
ty 01
viae, Oregon, on the 13th d
June, 1913.
uuimant names as
wlTtioiisi...
rrankM. i'ost, Edward E. Gillen
water, Caleb Davis, Hannas H.
Brummer, all of PoHt, Oregon.
5-8p C. W. Moouk, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
V. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore.
May 5th, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that
Thomas Dealy
nf Alfalfa, Oregon, who, on June
30th, 1906, made homestead No. 15245
Serial No. 03949, for swj nej, uwj
sej, nej sw, and Be nwj section 33,
township 18 south, range 16 east,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
cf intention to make final five-year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described before the county
clerk at his office at Prineville, Ore
gon, on the 17th day of June, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Mllilcan, James T. Mofiitt,
Tnurman Motlitt, all of Prineville,
Oregon, George W. Jones of Bend,
Oregon. 5-8-p
C. W. Moork, Register.
HE HAD HIS HAIR CUT.
And l Took Lena. Lena Tim
Find Out by Whom.
On of the most elaborate and ana-
, tamed practical jokes on record u
that played on J. U. Langford coin-
i monly known aa "Joe" some fifty
, year ago. According to (be version
. firm tn the "Life of Sir William Rus
seH," l-angford was Id the Garrlrk
; club tn London when Albert Smith
t your h(,rr Jo w , . dlsn,,
j fled mood and reeeoted the query. "1
ally don't see," he replied, "bow It
ran lntereat yon who cut my balr.'
Smith went downstair and stood la
the hall. The next member who came
np to the morning room sauntered np
to I-angford with: "I see you're been
having your hair cot. Who did Itr
Joe very sternly replied, "I cant Im
agine why you ask me." Then he or
dered a glass of sherry and bitters.
The waiter brought It and gave a Uttle
start of surprise as he presented
with a "Beg pardon, sir! It's along of
your 'air, air; It looks unusual." Joe
went to the glass and saw nothing re
markable, but as he was considering
his face Charles burst noon him with.
n "Where on earth did you get your
hair cut. my dear JotT
Joe could stand It no longer. lie
went off to bla chambers In Ray'
Bond's buildings. Gray's Inn. Next
day he saw an advertisement In the
Times: "J. M. U Say. who cut It ? Was
It your own hand or the deed of an
other? Confess ere It be too late."
It was only the first of a series of sim
ilar announcements, and the Ingenuity
of his tormentors devised continual
surprises for him. On the day be
went down to Chertsey races he sa
the walla placarded with enormous
posters, yellow and black: "J. M. U
Once more, who rut It? You must
' speakT A band of Ethiopian min
' strels was furnished with a melody to
' sing outside Raymond's buildings to
the air of "What Are the Wild Waves
Saying?" then very popular. And the
refrain was:
What are de wild wave aaylng aa dey Up
da Wattrloo atatr?
What are dem wtld wave aaylng? Dey
say. Who cut Joe hair?
In despair. Langford went abroad.
and when, at Chanjontx, he climbed to
the Cascade des Pelerlns be found
plastered in front of him a huge yel
low poster bearing the words: "J. M,
L. Confess, reveal, or be forever
lost! Who cut it?' Joe's spirit was
broken. He sat down and wrote a
humble letter to Albert Smith: "1
yield. Spare me. My hair was cut In
St Martin's court at the barber's on
the left band side. His charge was
threepence. I am quite beaten."
An Original Ad.
A Chinese, George tee, who has
laundry In Providence, R. I., says the
Journal of that city, has a sign in his
window soliciting patronage that is a
gem of its kind. It reads somewhat aa
follows:
"George Lee, Hand Washing Chi
nese, first Glass Laundry, all change,
New Man working In here. Has not
yet before peoples. I am come From
Boston. Was Wash every Pay, except
Saturday and Sunday. I make you all
everything clean and Beautiful. I am
better lose sum of them again who-
soeve Ladie and Gent and hopeful
rouse bring up try once and can make
ou for satisfaction. And Guarantee
opening 5 o'clock in the morning and
nnUl 11 o'clock evening for certain."
The sign has attracted much atten
tion, and few pass the place without
resiling It over and over.
For Rent
Partly furnished bouse in good locality
for rent for summer cheap. Inquire
jirs. ronaro, v . zi ftreet. 5-1
WANTED
A GOOD MAN
TheOMidUn P.vifle Raft.
7 ar Miiina ih fine
hwt an4 mil! Unrf in th
world, from 111 fto 121 (ft aa
are, on pay menta nf ona-tw-ntiftb
rah, and tha bah
aura in mntMn aqnal an.
noal liutallmnla, intrt
at oli p,r cant. Thwy will
alw make loan, of t2 000 to
anttlert V) hJ p thm mvrnvm
thair plat atVr tha hnu
ha) hewn bail i and the teanm
A grxxl r prnn tatlva !
anti in thla district. Ha
man hm a flm-claa nan who
ean furniah tha beat of n-f.
erenr-w. Writaat onca, gir.
lnytarrfrfDCa, how Inn f
J"u bavs liaH tn theconnirr
ani what builnm job nava
bwn in. Addraaa.
W. G. IDE
S!fl LUHBIRMCN'I BLOfJ.
PORTLAND. ORE.
Call for Warrants.
Notice is herebv iriven that, nil oen.
eral fund warran's up to and including
Reg. No. 9.'l. aIbo all registered Higii
r'"' warrants will be paid upon pre-
after this date, May 6, 1913.
R. L. Jordan,
County treasurer, Crook county. Ore.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
L". K, Land Office at The Dalles. Ore.
May 5th, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that
Lee M. Dealy
of Alfalfa, Oregon, who on December
10th, 1907, made homestead No. 15H12
Serial No. 04270 for wj sw, se swl,
section 33, township IX south, range
16 east, and lot 3, section 4, township
19 south, range 16 east, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of lnten
tion to make final five-year proof to
establish claim to the land above
described before the county clerk at
his office at Prineville, Oregon, on
the 17th day of June, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Mllilcan, James T. Moffitr,
Thunnan Mofiitt, all of Prineville,
Oregon, and George W. Joneg of
Bend, Oregon. 6 8 p
C. W. Moore, Register.
Bids to Build School house.
Sealed bids will lx received v the
hoard of dtrwtor of School District
No. IS ot Crook county, Oregon, at
the otnee of t he iltmrlct clerk, eight
mile ent of Haycrvek, Oregon, up
to 10 a. m. Saturday, May 17, WIX
for theenvtlon of n whoolliouae In
district No. 2S, In accordance with
the plan and wixvlncatlone on file In
the office of the district. Bidders
must apply In (lemon at the ott'ee ot
thedlHtrlct clerk to eee plan and
spivlllcatlon. The uccerti bidder
will lie required to furulah a bond In
an amount equal to the amount of
the contract. The board ot direc
tor rveerve the right to accept the
bid, which In their judgment la beat,
or to reject any and all bids.
5 8-2t A. G. KiHMKi, clerk.
Notice of Dissolution of Partner
hip. Notice I herebv arlven that the
firm ol R. L. Jordan A Co. I il In
volved liy mutual rouaeut. K. 1
Jordan taking the dry good and
iiirnmiiiug nnu u. u. Adam ana s.
w. an'T taking the grocer!.
hardware and Implement. All ac
counts patnhle aa tier notice.
April 1, 1913. K. L. Jokkan,
O. ti. Arams,
8. W. Yam-kv.
Summons,
tn the circuit coucl of the state of
Oregon for the county of Crook.
Amanda rnornuury, plaintiff,
vs.
Moses H. Bryan and Rella B.
Bryan. C. W. Mtrhael and Nora
Michael, D. II Amadou and Mary J.
Amadou, Frank Callahan aud Clara
h. I allahan. K. J. I hlugreu aud
Chlngren, defendant.
To prank Callahan, Clara E. Calla
han, h. J.( hrtngren and Chrlu-
gren. defendant.
lu the name of the atateof Orearon.
you and each ot you are hereby re-
lulri-d to npicar ami answer the
complaint tiled against you In the
above entitled suit ou or before the
'.'1st day of June, 1913, said date liv
ing six week after the date of the
first publication of this summon. i
If you fall to aiitH'iir and answer
the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief prayed for In her com
plaint filed herein, which relief I for
udgment agalnt defendant. Mimk
H. Hrvans and Bella U. Itrvans. ('.
W. Michael, D. R. Amadou. Krank
Callahan and K. J. Chlngren, for the
sum of Eight Hundred ($S00.OU) Dol
lar and interna thereon from Julv
1911, at ten 1 10) tMr ceta per an
num aud for One liiindnHl ($100.(Ki)
Dollar attorney's fit- and for her
coats and dlHbursement herein ami
for a decree foreclosing a certain
mortgage made aud executed br the
defendant. Mows H. Bryan and
Kella B. Bryan to the plaintiff here
in upon the south half of the north-
west quarter aud the north half of,
the southwest quarter of section i
two (2), township fourteen I Mi I
south, range fourteen (14) eat. W.I
M., to satisfy said Judgment and
'orever bar and foreclose each aud
all of the defendant herein of all
right, title and lntereat in and to
said premises and that plaintiff have
such other and further relief aa to
the court may seem proper.
1 his summons Is served upon you
y publication thereof by order of
the Honorable W. L. Bradshnsr.
tidge of the above entitled cause.
made on the 5th day of Mav, 1913.
requiring the publication of this
utnmons to be made at leant once a
week for six consecutive weeks lu
'rook County Journal and reoulrlnir
mat the first publication be mad
on theSth day of May, 1913.
Hi xTiNiiToN & Wilson,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Inuriur.
U. S. Land Office at Burns, Oregon,
May 2, 1913
Notice if hereby given that j
Ferdinand M. Smith
whose pnstothce address is Paulina.
Oregon, did, on the 10th day of April,
191.!. hie in this office aworn statement
and application No. otti73, to purchase .
the s1 aw, section 24 and ne nt)
section 25, township 18 south, range 25
east, Willamette Meridian, and the
timber thereon, under the provisions of
the act of June 3, 1878, and acts amend-:
atory, known as the "Timber and 1
Stone Law, st such value as might be j
fixed by appraisement, and that, pur- j
uant to such application, the land and
timber thereon have been appraised, in I
the anererate 1350.00 : that said appli
cant will offer final proof in support of
is application and sworn statement on
the 30th day of July. 1013, before T. K. I
Dully, U. H. Commissioner, at las
fiice at Prineville, Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest'
tli ie purchase before entry, or initiate a I
contest at any time before patent issues i
by tiling a corroborated affidavit in this '
office, alleging facts which would defeat !
the entry.
5-8-lOt V M. r ahkk, Itegigter.
I have three sworn enemies--the
drunkard, heavy drinker,
and the man who craves rough,
strong, high-proof whiskey
Cyrus Noble
W. J.
Metolius Must Cut
Out the Liquor
Palom, Or., May ti. Under the
guise of law, the town of Metolius
in Crook county, hold a local option
election in rVhrtary, voted wet, and
is now MrmittinK the sale of liquor.
Governor West today notified the
deputy district attorney and sheriff
of Crook county and the mayor of
Metolius that the liquor was being
sold illegally and he expected them
to enforce the laws.
Metolius is in a dry precinrt. I-ast
IVccmU-r the town voted to inwr
porate. Shortly after the county
court granted a petition for a home
rule election in the newly Incorpor-
ated town. The election was held
in February and the town voted
wet.
Prior to the election Attorney
General Crawford , rendered an
opinion in which he held that an
election could not I held under the
home rule amendment except In
November, and even though the
A FISH
is really a dish for an epicure especially if you buy the "flnney"
from us. All our fish have the habit of coming straight here
from their native element without hanging around elsewhere,
losing their freshness and flavor. Shell-Fish a sjavialty in the
season, but we keep nothing out of season, so you are always sure
of a sweet smell here. Moderate prices, too.
City Meat Market
May 28 to September 30
YOU CAN GET
LOW FARE
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
From all 0.-W. R. & N. Stations
To Principal Cities in the East Via
Final
Return
Chicago $72.50
New York 108.50
Philadelphia 108.50
St. Paul 60.00
Equally Low Round Trip Pares
East. Let me Help
H. BAUKOL, Agent,
Van Schuyver &
Millinery
Your Hat i always
tyliah and just right if
bought of Mrs. Eatea, the
popular Milliner.
Mrs. Estes
Comer 2nd and Main Streets
Prineville, Ore.
election might be held on some other
date the results of the election
would not become effective until
the first of the following January.
Governor West takes the same view.
FEAST
Limit
Oct. 31
Denver ....$55.00
Omaha 60.00
Boston 110.00
Minneapolis 60.00
to Practically all Other Pointi
Outline Your Trip.
Redmond, Oregon.
C-15t
Bottled at drinking strength
Company, Agents, Portland
Italic tot I'uhllcalloa
I Depart meiit of fh Interior
l .S.l.itnd Office Ml The Diilliw.OreKon
April loth, l'i;i.
Notice Is herebr given that John
Cawy, of Trlui'vlile, Oretfoii, who, on
Jiiliiuirv 17th. 1010, made llonieeiid,
Nn.o.-sik for iii in . Section 17, Town
ship 16 Mouth, limine lft DiihI. Wll
biiuelte Meridian, bus tiled notice of
Intention to mnke II mil threw year
I'roof. to eslnbllHh cliilm lo the Iniid
above dewrllHMl, iH'tore the County
Clerk, at his office, nt I'rlnevllle, Or.
cunii, on the iCbid day of May, IBI.H.
t'liilnmnt iininea as wrltneawa t Krn.
et ('. K till UK-It. Jeniee A, Mollltt,
j Thurmiin Mofiitt, tileuu Mustard, nil
i of I'rlnevllle, On-uoii.
I 4 17.pd. ('. W, Moouk, Itegl.ter.
j Htl of Adiiilnixtrutor't Sals ot
Kaul I alitla.
I Notice la lien-by given, by the un
denilgned, the administrator of the
estate of Mary Wllklna, diveniml,
that III pumimnce of an order of the
county court, timde on the 7th tiny
of April. Itlia, In the matter of the
otale of Mnry Wllklna, dereaeeil,
I the unileraluniM will sell at prlvt
sale alter the XM day of May, HH.t,
in i nueTiiiP, iin-goii, nil tile right,
title and Interest of said Mary VI.
kins, deeensed, at the time of her
death and all the right, title and
lntereat the said relate hna arniltrml
In addition to that of the snld Mary
Wllklna at the time of her death In
and to all of the following deacrllied
real relate, to-wlt: l.ota Klve and
Six ot hloek i:ight In the Klfth nddl
tion to I'rlnevllle, Ori'gon.
Terms and condition of aalr eaali.
Dated tills '.'4th day of April, 11)13.
A. II. I.ll'l-MAS,
Admliilatralor of the relate of
Mary Wllklna, dit-en-i.
Notice to Crvdltora,
Notice la hereby given, by Ilia under.
illlied, tlm administrator villi the will
anueiivl of the ettate of (ieorge M.
HUnclllt, dweai.nl, to all creditors ol
aahl deceaMsl and lo all prramia having
claims againut aanl ralale lo prweiit the
same Willi the pner vomiiara, to the
nmleralgnwl at tiia ollice in l'rlnovllr,
Oregon, onion ais nmnllia from (he
ilatenf the Aral piihlicalliin ul this notice.
Dated thli 21 h day of April, V.
M. 11 Kluiott,
Ailiiilnlatrator with the elll annrird of
(he ealalnof tieorge M.Mamillt.derraaed
Mot les (or Publlcntlia
IX'partmetit of the Interior
t'.S.I.audOlllceat The Dnlles.Orrgoii
April 1Mb, IU13.
Notice Is herebv given that
I'.llxu A. iiinlmin,
of I'rlnevllle, Oregon, who on Mar
201 h, P.UO, made Diaert Land Kntry
No. WM2, lor i li , nnd 1
Sivtlou Zi, Towuahlp 16 South, Htingii
aiKnst, Hllliunelte Merldlnu, has
tiled notice of Intention to make
I'liinl I'roof, to eetnbllah claim to the
land above deecrllel, Id'fore Tim
othy K. J. Duffy, I'. S. f'ommUslonrr
nt his ollice, nt I'rlnevllle, Oregon.ou
the llnl day of June, P.I13.
Cbilmnliit nnmea ns wltneai'e:
I.loyd K. Will, iteilla-n llooteli,
and llnrvey D. Dunham, of Post,
lOn'gon, nnd 1'iirker II. Dunk, of
! I'rlnevllle, Oregon,
i 4 24 pd C. W. Mooliit, Itrglsfer
Notice for l ubllcatlon
IepiirtHieiit of the Interior.
I'.S.I.iind Olllceat ) he Imlles.Oregon,
i April :'ist, I'Jia.
Notice In hereby given that
( harliHi A. Weaver,
of I'rlnevllle. Oregon, who, on April
lt, 11W, nnd March 4, innde
HonicNteiid, No. 047IK1 nud nddltlonul
No. OVJTiO. forswj sej, Sv. 3, liwj lli't,
lit ItwV Sc. Ill, K.-J licj, a) iim J, swi
nej, S.i'tlou 10, TowiiHhlp IN South,
H u nue 111 Knot, Willamette Merldlnn,
has Hied notice of Intention to inuke
Final three yenr I'roof, to eMtnbllsh
claim to the land above dcecrllieil, la'
fore Timothy K. J. Duffy, U. S. Com
mlsalouer, at his ollice at 1'rliii'vHle,
Ori'goii, on the 6th tiny of June, 1013.
i Clalinant nnmea ns witnesses: Jon
quln Oernrdo, David Weaver, Karl
KnrcHt, ( liarlex (ioodknlght, all of
rrlnevllle, Oregon.
4-24 C. W. Moouk, Iteg
eglster.
Notice for I'ublicatiim
Department of the Interior
U.H.l.and Ollice at The Dnlles.On'goil
April 12th, lill.i.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles
A. Willi, of Itoherts, Oregon, who, on
March pith, lull, made IloineMtead,
No. OKI40, for swi swj, See. 21 mid
wi nwi, ni swi, Sivtlon 2U, Town
ship 17 South, of Itange 1(1 Kant, W'll
lainette Meridian, Iiiim filed notice of
Intention to make tllnal ciiniuiuta
tion I'roof, to eHlahllMli claim to the
land above descrlla'd, before Timo
thy K. J. Duffy, I!. S. Commissioner,
at his ofiice at i'rlnevllle, Oregon, on
the ill Inlay of May, 111 Kl.
Clalinant mimes ns witnesses: Al
bln I'eterson, (leorge W. Crawford, of
I'rlni'vllle, Oregon, Claude C.Dunliaui,
Iterniird (insch, of Koberts, Oregon.
4-17-pd. C. W. MooiiK,ReglsU-r